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REFERENCE BOOK
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SPECI.A:
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ADVERTISIXG DEPARTMENT.
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
CLOCKS IN ALL STYLES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Sole Agent for Miiller's and E. N. MA Maiiiifactnriiii Co/'s Fme Cloch,
7 and 9 THIRD ST-,
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ifilifersiu in
iiti
( Xj X IWX X 17 £: 33)
LONDON OFFICE, 3 ANGEL COURT
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE, N. E. COR. SANSOIVIE and PINE
Authorized Capital Stock, - - - $6,000,000
Subscribi^d, 3,000,000
Paid ill, 1,500,000
Surplus, 300,000
Xlei3a.a.ixxci.ex" Sxi."l3Jeot to Co,!.!..
I>XXl.EOTC>XiLS» IPJ" Xj03>JX303>a" :
WM. F. SCHOLFIELD, E. H. LUSHINGTON,
ISAAC SELIGMAN, JOSEPH SEBAG.
JULIUS SINGTON, Managing Director, London.
CORRESPONDENTS AND AGENTS:
J. k W. SELIGMAN & CO ^'EW YORK
MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANK BOSTON
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK... PHILADELPHIA
MERCHANTS' LOAN AND TRUST CO CHICACtO
BANK OF COMMERCE ST. LOUIS
ESPY. HEIDELBACH & CO CINCINNATI
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK. . . NEW ORLEANS
MERCHANTS' BANK OF CANADA CANADA
SELIGMAN FRERES & CIE PARIS
SELIGMAN & STETTHEIMER FRANKFORT
GEBRUDER MEYER BERLI^
M. M. WARBTTRG & CO HAMBURG
D. B. ADLER& CO COFENHAaE^
OESTERREICHISCHE CREDIT ANSTALT VIENNA
BANQUE DE LA SUISSE ITALIENNE LOCARNC
NIEDERSAECHSISCHE BANK BREME>
SKANDINAVISKA KREDIT AKTIEBOLAG STOCKHOLa:
China, Japan and East Indies.
Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China.
Australia and NeTV Zealand.
Bank of Australasia and Branches.
BILLS OP KXCHAXGE, COMMERCIAL and TRAVELERS' LETTERS OF CREDIl
Iiii^uetl, Cullectioitg made, and Stocks, Bonds and Bullion Bouglit
a.nd Sold on most favorable terms.
Managers in San Francisco:
FREDERICK F. LOW, IGNATZ STEINHART
P. N. LILIENTHAL, Cashier.
ADVEKTISING DEPARTMENT.
WELLS, FAR&O I
EXCHANGE, BANKING
AND
ORGANIZED 185*^.
CAPITAL, $6,250,000
PRINCIPAL. AGENCIES, HOME AND FOREIGN;
San Francisco N. E. corner Sansome and Halleck Streets
lios Angeles corner Main and Court Streets
Sacramento N. E. corner J and Second Streets
San Jose 268 First Street
Stockton 183 Main Street
Portland, Or corner A and First Streets
Salt Lake City East Temple Street
"Virginia City, Nev 69 and 71 Sontli C Street
Kansas City, Mo corner Fourth and l)ela-»vare Streets
Atchison, Kan 433 Commercial Street
TopeUa, Kan 103 Sixth Avenue
Ne'W York , 65 Broadvray
Boston 344 Washington Street
London 99 Cannon Street
Liverpool 17 TTater Street
Paris 7 Rue Scribe
Bremen Bremerhaven, Geestemunde
Hamburg 14 Holland Brook
Havana 43 Calle de Ignacio
Havre 83 Rue d'Orleans
iRome 6 and 7 Rue due Gambaro
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To all parts of Kansao, Colorado. New ITIexioo. Arizona. Nevada. ITtata. Oregon, 'Wash-
inston and Idaho Terrilorie»». British Columbia, liOwer California and
Mexican Ports, New York, Atlantic [States and Kurope.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND TELEGRAPH TRANSFERS
On New York, Boston and Montreal, payable in the principal Cities of the United
States and Canada. Also Bills on J^ondon. Dublin anfl Paris. Letters of
Credit issued on our New York House, exchangeable for Circular
Letters, payable in all parts of £urope.
COLLECTIONS AND COMMISSIONS
Of all kiufls executed, and General Lxpress Business attended to promptly in all
parts of the Cnifed States. Kurope anfl Canada. Orders for Passage furnished
from Queenstown, London, Liverpool. Hamburg and Havre to
New York. Also from New York to San Francisco-
Overland or by Steamer.
LLOYD TEVIS, President. JAMES HERON, Secretary.
^. WADSWORTH, Treasurer. H. B. PARSONS, Ass't Secretary.
JNO. J. VALENTINE, Cen'l Superintendent.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
mm m imm comni
TV^harf coi'nei' Fir-st and. Brannan Sts,
For Yokohama and Hongkong,
The Steamers CITY OF TOKIO and CITY OF PEKING,
As per Advorfisement in daily paiierH. Conneoting at Yokohama with Steamers
of the SIITSV BISHI CO. for HIOOU, KAWASAKI and SHANOHAI.
For Sydney and Auckland,
VIA HONOLULU.
CITY OF SYDNEY,
ZEALANDIA,
May G
June 3
July 1
July 29
August 26
THE STEAMERS
CITY OF NEW YORK,
AUSTRALIA,
AVill Sail as folloMtrs:
September 23
October 21
November 18
December. 16
(Or ou the arrival of the English Mails.)
1883.
January 13
February lO
March lO
April 7
For New York via Panama.
On tlie 4tli and l»th of every IHonth.
T^^.T.V,^^*■'M'^V^*''■ ?*i {"Vrif ,".*.r,?;'l'^ *"'"' ^''''^'sbt and Passengers for JI.\Z.\TL.\N, ACAI'ULCO, SAN JOSE
VK GL'Al J!,MAL.\ and LA LIHhJtTAD.
™.xT.^'f^'***?".'?^!'..?f.?*"* "'*'*' """' ♦«'"' Freight and Passengers for JIAZATLAN, SAN BLAS. MAN-
/AMI,L() and A( APLLtO, and via Acanulco for lower Mexican and Central American Ports calling at SAN
JOSE DE GUATEMALA and LA LIBERt AD to land Passengers and Mails. ^'"""^»" ^o"«- "^''"^S at &AJI
WILLIAMS, DIMOND &, CO., Agts.
San Franeiaco, Slay Int. I88S.
Cor. First and Brannan Streets.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Fer Pirtliii
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The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
AND
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Will despatch every four days from Spear-street wharf, for the above
ports, one of their New Al Iron Steamships, viz :
COLUMBIA,
OREGON, and
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CONNECTING AT PORTLAND, OREGON,
With Steamers and Railroads and their connecting Stage Lines, for
il points in Oregon, Was!iin;ton d M: Mim
BRITISH COLUMBIA and ALASKA.
Ticket Office, .... 214 Blontgomery St.
GOOD ALL, PERKINS & CO., Agents,
No. 10 Market Street, San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
The Nevada Bank
OF SAN FRANCISCO,
Nevada Block, Corner Pine and Montgomery Streets.
CAPITAL PAID IN, GOLD, - - - $3,000,000
RESERVE, U. S. BONDS, $4,000,000.
Board of Directors ;
J. C. FLOOD, GEO. L. BRANDER,
President.
Viee-President.
JOHN W. MACKAY. J. L. FLOOD, JAMES G. FAIR.
AGENCIES - - - I ^^ ^^^^ Street, New York.
' \ Virginia City, Nevada.
Issues Commercial and Travelers' Credits available in any part of the
world. Makes transfers of money by telegraph and cable,
and draws exchange at customary usances.
2$^* This Bank has special facilities for dealing in BULLION.
On the prlnelp,al Citle» thronclioat (he INITKD STATES. EIROPE, JAP4X CHTIVA
and (be EAST I]KI>IES, the AUSTRAMAN COI.OIVIES and NEW **"*^
ZEAIiAKD. and on HOKOMJI^IT. Hawaii.
LOmON BANKEES, - - - The Union Bank of London.
HEWmKBANmS, - - - - \^^r^IZl:iM^
' Importers' and Traders' National Bank.
ADVERTISING DEPABTMENT.
Bank of British North America.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836.— INCORPOKATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.
PAID UP CAPITAL, £1,000,000
Head Office, Clement's Lane, London, England.
SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY,
Commeroial Credits Issued
For use in Europe, China, Japan, itie East Indies, South America and Australia.
Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable in London and elsewhere, bought and sold at current
rates ; also Telegraph Transfers.
Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland ; also on Canada, New York, Chicago, British Columbia and
Oregon, and on the Chartered Mercantile Bank at Hong Kong, Shanghai and Yokohama.
Bills collected and other Banking Business transacted.
A. McKINLAY, Agent.
The Bank of British Columbia.
(INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.)
Southeast corner California and Sansome Streets.
PAID UP CAPITAL, 81,800,000
With povT-er to increase to $10,000,000.
BRANCHES:
PORTLAND, OREGON;
Victoria and Ne-w Westminster, British Columbia.
A GK N TS:
New Yorlt and Chicago, Agency Bank of Montreal.
Canada, Bank of Montreal.
Mexico and Soutli America, London Bank of Mexico and South America.
Cbfna and Japan, Oriental Bank Corporation and Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China.
Australia and Xe>v Zealand, Bank of .\ustralasia. English, Scottish and Australian Chartered Bank,
Commercial Banking Company of Sydney, Bank of New Zealand, and National Bank of Australasia.
Enj^Iand, National Provincial Bank of England, Bank of Liverpool, North and South Wales Bank.
Scotlanfl, British Linen Company Bank.
Ireland, Bank of Ireland.
Deposits received on Current Account, subject to Check, or on Special Deposit.
Exchange sold In sums of £1 and upwards on the Agencies of the Bank of Ireland and the British Linen
1 Company.
Exchange also sold on London, New York and Canada, and on Victoria, British Columbia, and Portland, Or.
Commercial Credits granted on Europe, Chins, Japan, South America, Australia and New Zealand.
Discount Approved Paper, and make Advances on Collateral Securities.
Collect Bills, and transact a general Banking Business.
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SAN FBANCISCO DIRECTORY.
S OF CALIFORNIA. (^
Assets,
Losses Paid,
$1,250,000
$4,500,000
HOME OFFICE S.W. cor. CALIFORNIA and SANSOME STS.,
THE OLDEST and LARGEST
Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Company.
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Its popularity is attested by the fact that its business on this Coast
for 1881, yielded
PREMIUM RECEIPTS GREATER
III a 11 llioM<>
OF ANY OTHER COWIPANY,
Aiiirriran or Forple^n.
9f AKINK A«K>CIKS (n I>or(inn<l. <»rri;<>". "n«l Honolulu, M. I. Applicants foi
Marine Innurnnce nl oil er puintH may obtain information and rates ttaroueli the
Company's l,oeal Aurents.
U. J. STAPLES, PreBldent.
ALPHEU8 BULL, Vice-President.
W. J. DUTTON. SecreUry.
E. W. CARPENTER, Aest. Secretary.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
11
Union Insurance Co.
Of San Francisco.
(THE CAUFOEiA LLOYDS, EfflMfii ill 1861)
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
CAPITAL, FULLY PAID, IN GOLD COIN, ------ $ 150,000,00
ASSETS, JAN, 1st, 1882, 1,036,398,18
LIABILITIES, 162,815.05
LOSSES PAID SINCE ORGANIZATION, 3,268,856,42
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 416 CALIFORNIA ST.
Branch Office for Eastern Department at
CHICAGO.
Fair Rates, Prompt SettlemeDt of Losses, SoliJ Secirity.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
N. G. Kittle.
M. J. O'Connor,
K. S. Floyd,
Moses Heller,
Adam Grant,
Daniel Meyer,
A. E. Sabatie,
Charles Kohler,
E. L. Goldstein,
I. Lawrence Pool,
D. E. Martin,
Jos. Brandenstein,
Charles Baum,
James Moffitt,
Isaac L. Requa,
Benjamin Brewster,
J. G. Kittle,
W. M. Hoag,
Nicholas Luning,
John Parrott,
J. Baum,
M. D. Sweeny,
Bartlett Doe,
Gustave Touchard,
Samuel Hort,
Wallace Everson,
Geo. C. Hickox,
J. H. Freeman,
William Scholle,
John Conly,
I. Steinhart,
N. B. Stone.
J. O. Eldridge,
A. B. Phipps,
H. C. Parker,
Geo. C. Bode.
GUSTAVE TOUCHARD, President. N. G. KITTLE, Vice-President.
JAS. D. BAILEY, Secretary.
GEORGE T. BOHEN, Surveyor. C. P. FARNFIELD, General Agent.
THOS. S. CHARD, Manager Eastern Department.
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12 SAN FBANCISCO DIRECTORY.
A. s. haImI-idiz:,
if Ire- Htf ® W#r-'
AND WIRE MILLS,
6 California Street.
IRON and STEEL WIRE ROPE
For Mining, Shipping and general purposes, constantly on hand or made t: order.
IRON AND STEEL WIRE CORDS
Of all sizes. Braided and twisted Picture Cord, gilt or silvered. All
kind of WIRE for all purposes. Galvanized Telegraph and
Telephone Wire, etc., etc. BARBED FENCE WIRE.
The celebrated PW Wire for sevring flat ropes.
PATENT WIRE ROPEWAY (Wire
Tramway) for transportation of Ores and other material.
No. 6 CALIFOHNIA ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
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No. 6 CALIFORNIA ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
Manufacturers of and dealers in all kinds of
ORNAMENTAL, FANCY AND PLAIN.
Wire Guards, Steel Battery Screens, Brass Wire Cloth,
Wire Signs, Wire Cloth, all kinds. Wire Railings,
Wire Fenders, Fancy Garden Work, Foundry Riddles,
Coal and Sand Screens,
AND EVEKYTHIN<J IN WUU: WOKK AND WIRE CJOODS.
Brass and Copper Wire.
Send for Catalogue. No. 6 CALIFORNIA ST.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 13
Commercial Insurance Co.
OF CALIFORNIA.
F^XFL:E1 -A-lXriD 3VC-A.rLir^E3.
CAPITAL, Paid in Full, - $200,000.00. ASSETS, Jan. 1st, 1832, - $377,457.82
LOSSES PAID, sinc3 Company was organized, nearly $800,000.00
3D I IR E O T O IR S :
W. W. DODGE, W. W. Dodge & Co., Merchants. GEORGE L. BRADLEY, Capitalist.
SELDEN S. •WRIGHT, Attorney at Law. A. Y. TRASK. Marine Surveyor.
FRANK EASTMAN, Printer. A. BOCQUERAZ,Shea, Bocqueraz &McKee,Merch't8.
CH.ARLES BOGAN, Merchant, Mariposa, CaL A. RIDER.
C. TURNER, Bay City Soda Works. I W. L. ELLIOTT, W. L. Elliott & Son.
A. W. JEE, Merchant. E. M. ROOT, Root & Sanderson, Merchants.
PETER DEAN, CaiJitalist. D. H. HASKELL, C. P. R. R.
JOHN H. WISE, Christy & Wise, Merchants. , L. CUNNINGHAM.
C. J. DEERING, Merchant. H. B. UNDERBILL, S. P. R. R.
LEVI STEVENS, Stevens, Baker & Co., Merchants, i ROB'T McKEE. Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee, Merch'ts
CHARLES MAIN, Main & Winchester, Merchants. ; H. J. McMURRAY, Capitalist.
Olce ii San FraDcisco, No. 15 Califoriia Street,
CHAS. A. LATON, Secretary. JOHN H. WISE, President.
^?.<A^ -»-^ ^^^ ■*■ ■^^^-■*— ■ ^l^*^
1" NORWICH UNION f AND UNCASHIRTg
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
COMBINED CAPITAL, $22,750,000. COMBINED ASSETS, $36,000,000.
FALKNER, BELL & CO., General Agents,
430 CALIFORNIA ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
14 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
MARINE AND FIRE.
Ih California Insurance Co.
OFFICE : NO. 318 CALIFORNIA ST.
One door Eaut froiu Sunsonie. SAN FRANCISCO, CAIj.
CAPITAL PAID UP (IN GOU)), ... - $600,000
ASSETS, - 856,000
WMM Q'S^mmBT &F ^iiEc TME L&€miiB^
0. T. HOPKINS, President. JOHN BERMINGHAM, Vice-President.
L. L. BROMWELL, Secretary. E T. BARNES, Assistant Secretary.
W. H. C. FOWLER, Marine Secretary.
Edvstia Swiss Fire Insurance Compan;
OF ST. GJ^^^LL-
CAPITAL, $2,000,000
Losses Promptly Paid in U. S. Gold Coin.
SWISS MARINE INSURANCE COMPANIES,
(COMBINED. )
BALOISE, HELVETIA, SWITZERLAND.
CAPITAL, $4,000,000
•sr These three Companies are liable jointly and severally for all Losses that may be sustained. "^
OFFICE 4aO<44a CALIFORNIA STRKKT.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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101 Mraiis
And Importers of
206 Sansome St., - - San Francisco
Asenls for flie Tani-Tze Insurance Association, Sliangliae, ani Nortli
CMna Insnrance Company, auft
HONGKONG LINE of SAILING FACKETS.
Eim-iBEC niE mm wam
ODB« H-A-IVEHSXTH-CS-.
ASSETS, Home Office, Jan. 1st, 1881 $919,419.54
ASSETS, U. S. Branch, Jan. 1st, 1882 527,784.76
DEPOSIT in the State of Oregon 50,000.00
Magdeburg General Insurance Co.
OI' 3VE-A.GrIDI3^XJI=lC3r.
(MARINE DEPARTMENT.)
ASSETS, Jan. 1st, 1881 $2,048,667.75
CITY DEPARTMENT OF THE
(O. O. DOBIVIN. 9Iana«er Pacific Branch, 433 Callforula Nt,)
CAPITAIi $5,000,000
CUTTE & FRANK, Agents.
307 California Street.
16 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SAN FRANCISCO
SAVINGS UNION
532 CALIFORNIA ST.,
CORNER OF WE13B, - - - - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Deposits, 31st Dec, 1881 $10,651,882.02
Guarantee Capital and Reserve Fund 458,681.45
DIRECXORSz
JAMES DE FREMERY, President; ALBERT MILLER, Vice-President; J. Q. EASTLAND.
DANIEL E. MARTIN, CHARLES PACE, CHARLES BAUM, JOHN TAYLOR, WIL-
LIAM ASHBURNER, ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Senior.
LOVELL WHITE Cashier
JOHN ARCHBALD Surveyor
HENRY C. CAMPBELL Attorney
Keeeives Deposits. Loans on Real Estate Security. Country Remittances may be sent by Wells, Fargo &
Co., or by checks of reliable parties, payable in San Francisco, but the responsibility
of this Savings Bank commences only with the actual receipt of the
money. The signature of the depositor should accomisany
the first depotit. No charge is made for
pass-book or entrance fee.
OFFICE HOURS 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Saturday evening, for receipt of deposits only, 6^ to 8.
THE
Mu Saip itafl M Societf
No. 526 California St.
! Hoars Iroi 9 A. M, lo 3 P, M. Extra Hoars on Satarilays from 7 to 8 P, M, lor receiving ol Deposits only.
Loans made on Real Estate and other Collateral Securities,
at current rates of interest.
L. GOTTIG President
F. ROBBING Vice-President and Cashier
GEORGE LETTE Secretary
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT 17
THE
iiEEim muss m LOis socieh.
INCORPORATED 12tli April, 1859.
Office, - - - - N. E. corner Montgomery and Market Streets
The objects for which this Association is formed are, that by its operations the depositors
thereof may be enabled to find a
SECURE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT FOR SMALL SAVINGS,
And borrowers may have an opportunity of obtaining from it the use of a moderate capital,
on giving good and sufficient security for the use of the same.
OFFICERS:
Pbesident M. D. SWEENY. Treasurer EGBERT J. TOBIN
Vice-President C. D. O'SULLIVAN. Attori«:t RICHARD TOBIN
Any person can become a depositor of this Society on paying an entrance fee of TWO DOLLARS,
and subscribing to the By-Laws.
Deposits can be made of any sum, from ONK DOEiIiAR to any amount. JLoans made
on security of Real Estate witliiu llie city and county.
SAN FRANCISCO
Constantly on hand, a Large and CompJete Assortment of
MANILA CORDAGE
Whale Line, Bale Rope, Tarred Manila Rope, Etc.
MANUFACTURED FROM
Sisal Rope, all Sizes.
ORRICE AT
t?tj:^:^s dfe oo.,
611 and 613 Front Street. Manufactory at the Potrero.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
WPTIK^S PAWBWW
FIRST PREMIUM
Wind-Mills inii Horse-Foiers
For all purposes, such as Pumping Water for Irrigation, Watering Stock, Chopping Feed, Churn-
ing, Sawing Wood, Running Machinery for Manufacturing, Mechanical or other purposes.
THE ECONOMY
Tlie Simplicity and Perfection of these Machines
is the result of 31 years' experience
in California.
cs
■» "t; <M aj
CO 5-2
THE DAIRY Q,UEEN.
Designed especially for the use of Dairymen.
THE ECONOMY— At Work.
T n :e IE c; <3 3xr o jvt 'sr.
(For One or Two Horses. )
■^ Wind-Mills, Hors^Powers and Pumps of all kinds Repaired Promptly
■"^rt
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Rotary Pulverizing Mi
WORKS ORE WET OR DRY,
And Feeds itself Automatically.
Patented October lllli, 1881.
MANUFACTURED BY THE INVENTOR AND PATENTEE,
308 Mission Street, San Francisco.
PLEASE SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
W. I. TUSTIN.
20 SAN FRANCISCO DIEECTORY.
OF PROVIDENCE, R. I.
(INCORPORATED A. D. 1799.)
CAPITAL, paid up $400,000
ASSETS, Jan. 1st, 1882 890,503
PRESCOTT INSURANCE CO.
Of Boston.
CAPITAL, paid up $200,000
ASSETS, Jan. 1st, 1882 411, 787
Prussian National
OF STETTIN, PRUSSIA.
(INCORPORATED A. D. 1845.)
CAPITAL subscribed $2,250,000
CAPITAL paid up and Surplus 787 500
ASSETS Jan. 1st, 1882 3,026,424
Losses Paid here as soon as Adjusted.
LOUIS JACOBY, GEN'L AGENT,
439 CALIFORNIA STREET.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Royal Mail Steam Fackot Companj
AGENCY, No. 319 CALIFORNIA ST., S. F.
Notice is hereby given that arrangements have been entered into between the
ROYAL MAIL STEAM FACKET COMFANV
AND THE
For the forwarding of treasure to the Bank of England and to the Bank of France,
and Hamburg, by the steamships of the two Companies, under through bills of
lading, for delivery at destination by the Packets of the Eoyal Mail Steam Packet
Co.
The following Steamships of the R. M. S. P. Co. leave Aspinwall for the
West Indies and Southampton, calling at Cherbourg, France, to land passengers,
on the 6th and 22d of each month.
Registered Tonnage. Horse Power.
I»AK.t 3.805 600
»OW 3.805 600
MKDWAV 3,6S7 600 ,
]n«»KKl.L.E 3,252 «00 ,
NILE 2.994 600
.Captain I. T. Moir
" R. tVuodward
•' R. RevitI
C. Taylor
*' J. Brnee
RETURN TICKETS, available for twelve months, issued at a reduction of 25 per cent.
The Company also dispatches an Extra Steamer from Aspinwall on the 23d of each month, for Bremen,
which affords great facilities to shippers of cargo for Bremen and Hamburg.
Through First Class tickets are issued from San Francisco to Plymouth, Cherbourg and Southampton, at
S200 U.S. gold.
For further particulars, etc., apply to the Company's Agent.
From the Pacific Coast to Europe.
PASSENGERS
From Califtriia, Orepn, anfl WasMiton Territory,
TO AND FROM THE PRINCIPAL SEAPORT TOWNS AND CITIES OF
ENGLAND, IHELANL, SCOTLAND and WALES, FEANCE, SPAIN, ITALY,
GERMANY, HOLLAND and BELGIUM, DENMAUK,
NORWAY and SWEDEN, Etc.
CAN PURCHASE PASSAGE TICKETS
FOR a SINGLE TKIP, in citlitT ciircctiun, (IR fur X\w RnCXD TRIl', via any cif the lullMwiiiu' well-known
8TEA31SIin' tJNE.S:
Inman, Guion, Red Star, National, Anchor,
White Star, American, State, Allan, Rotterdam,
Generale Trans-Atlantique, North-German Lloyd and Hamburg,
Italian, Bordeaux, U. S. American and Cunard.
For full particulars — Passage, Rates, etc., apply to
A. MALPAS, Agent,
Overland Ticket Office, foot of Market Street.
22 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
H. B. WILLIAMS.
A. CHESEBROUGH. W. H. DIMOND.
Williams, Dimond S) Co.
MERCHANTS,
202 Market Street, = = = Union BloeM,
SAN FRANCISCO.
C. ADOLPHE LOW & CO.,
208 California Street.
OFFICE IN NEW YORK, 42 CBOAR ST.
Liberal -A^clvances IVIade on Consig-ninents.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT 23
Rolling Mill Company
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000.
Established for the manufacture of Railroad and Jlerchant Iron, Rolled Girders, and every variety of
Rolled and Hammered Shafting. Railroad Supplies, For^iugs of all kinds, Horse Shoe Shapes, Machine and
Bridge Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Boiler Rivets, Harrow Teeth, etc., etc.
Office : 202 Market Street, San Francisco, Gal.
Orders addressed to PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., P.O. Box 2032, will have immediate attention
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP IRON.
President Wm. Alvord. Superintendent Patrick Noble
General Manager . . L. B. Benchley. Secretary Charles M. Keeney
I
Office 416 Montgomery St., - - San Francisco.
1>M®1IH11 m®¥® lmB©stat©a€©mte
BASE BULLION, LEAD and SILVER ORES PURCHASED
ORES ASSAYED.
Gold and Silver Bars taken for Refining.
Also ManafactnrerH of
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, SHOT, BABBIT METAL
S-A^SH -^^EIO-HTS, ETC.
H. B. UNDEBHIIil., Jr., Secretary. A. J. RALSTOH. President.
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SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTORY.
RAFAEL^'oALLEGOs"' } EDUARDO MONTEALEGRE.
I J. M. MONTEALEGRE. Jb.
"( MANDEL MONTEALEGRE.
MONTEALEGRE & CO.
AND
(t@m Mi)i?®liaiil
230 CALIFOENIA STREET,
SAW lEJksreis©®,
CALIFORNIA SILK
ROBERT R, YATES, Apit.
SALESROOM
SOS 3Vt-A.H.I^ET JST.
S. E. eor. of Second iSt,
Factory - - Sontl Sail Francisco,
IE TilSI,
THILOBS' SEilNGS,
EMBBOIDEBIES, Etc,
THE ONLY SILK MADE ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 26
First Premium Awarded wherever Exhibited. Fair of Mechanics' institute, 1865-8.
State Fair, 1868.
[ESTABLISHED 1856.]
Steam CofTee and Spice Mills
BERNARD & MANTELL,
MANTJFACTCEERS AND DEALERS IN
ALWAYS ON HAND
Roast and Gronnd Coffee aud Spices of all kinds.
— ALSO —
SALARATUS, CREAM OF TARTAR, CARBONATE OF SODA,
AND THE BEST
IN THE MARKET.
Nos. 707 and 709 Sansome Street,
Corner of Golii, bet. Jackson ami Pacific. SAX FK AXCI«CO, CAI..
J. W. Shaeffer & Co.
■ M^^WWrnG'T-WmEEB QS^
Qpsriir itfini lifirs,
mt amt its i.^OSAKlMS'® gfEBEl't
SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ipi i
Dolores St., bet. 16th and 17th Streets, San Francisco.
THIS INSTITUTION, incorporated with Collegiate privileges, is under the direction of the Sisters of
Notre Dame, a Society of Ladies, who enjoy here, as well as in the Atlantic States and Europe, an unrivalled
reputation for the educational advantages atforded by their schools and colleges.
Eligibly situated in the suburbs- of the city, and surrounded by spacious grounds which afford ample
facilities, both for healthful exercises and amusement, the College has claims which can hardly fail to
engage the attention of parents and guardians.
The scholastic year commences about the middle of July, and terminates about the first of June. It is
divided into two terms of five months each.
Beports are forwarded monthly to the parents or guardians, indicating the class standing ol their
daughters or wards.
No exception is made to the admission of pupils on account of their religious tenets, nor is any undue
influence exercised over them in this matter. For the sake of good order, however, all are required to
attend the public religious exercises, and to observe the rules and regulations adopted for their improve-
ment, and the maintenance of good order.
The correspondence of the pupils is subject to the inspection of the Superioress.
On Sundays, visits from parents, or such friends as they may formally authorize, are received between
the hours of' 10 and 12 a. m., and 3 and 4 p. m. . Should it be found inconvenient to pay this visit at either
of the above-mentioned hours on Sunday, a short visit between 3:30 and 4:30 p. m. may be received on
Thursday. Parents and friends of the pupils are requested not lightly to infringe upon this rule.
A recess of one day (the second Saturday) in every mouth is allowed, when those pupils who are known
to have received the sanction of their parents or guardians to that effect, may spend the day in the city
among their friends ; but all must return at the appointed hour in the evening.
No boarders will be received unless well recommended.
The course of instruction embraces two departments, viz: First— Elementary. Second — Collegiate.
The Elementary Department, which comprises six classes, is completed in six years. It consists of two
primary, two intermediate and two grammar classes.
Tlie Collegiate Department, which comprises six classes, is completed in six years. Two years are
devoted to the preparatory classes, and four years to the four regular college classes.
Those pupils who wish to enter the college classes are required to pass a satisfactory examination in
the studies prescribed for the preparatory classes.
Examinations are held semi-annually, reviews every nionth.
A library of choice standard works is open to the pupils, and every effort is made towards the imiirove-
ment and elevation of their minds by a well-selected course of reading.
n? £3 :FL 3VE S:
Tuition, Board, Washing and Bedding, per annum §260 00
3E: 3C Til -A. C? ZZ .^V. XI Gr £3 j5 .
Piano, with use of Instrument per annum §60 00
Vocal Music, Class Lessons •• " ..!.!!^'20 00
Vocal Music, Private Lessons " '• '.'''. 36 00
Drawing, per annum 20 00
Painting in Wnter Colors, per annum .'.'.'.'.'....... 36 00
Painting in Oil, per Lesson \\ 1 00
Eloi-utiou Lessons (per course of twenty Lessons) "!'..!!!.'.".'.!..!.! i 5 00
Vacation spent at the College 80 00
(iraduating Fees 10 00
Physician's Fees (in case of sickness) !!!.!!.'...'.!!'!!!!!.!.
Hills are presented and ore payable at the beginning of each half session, in advance.
SELECT DAY SCHOOL.
Terms per Month, Paid in Advance.
Tuition in tli&four regular College Classes 35 00
Tuition in the 1st and 2d Preparatory Cliisses ■'...........'.'. 4 00
Tuition in the Ist and 2d (iraiiiiiuir (' lasses _" _ S 00
Tuition in the 1st and 2d IiiteriuediHti' Classes '.'.'.'.'.. '...'...'.'.'......... o 00
Tuition in the Ist and 2d Primary Classes " ...'.'.'.'......'..!.". 1 50
MiiHic (Vocal and Instrumental! DrawlUR. Palpting and Private Elocution lessons form extra charces
as in the Hoarding hchool. but lessons in French and Spanish are given graiis throughout ; as also in Plain
and Fancy Needlework. .^ ^ »...«
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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iTJiiifiiriui
Van Ness Ave., bet. Hayes and Grove.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
This Institution, conducted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, was opened for the reception of
students on the 15th of October, 1855. On the 30th of April, 185S), it wss incorporated and empowered to
confer degrees and academical honors in all the learned professions, and to exercise all the rights and
privileges common to any other literary institution in the United States. The design of this Institution is
to give a thorough
ical
EDglisli, Classical, Matlefflatlcal
IT IS INTENDED FOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY.
The Course of Studies embraces the Greek, Latin and English Languages, Poetry, Rhetoric, Elocution,
History, Geography, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Mathematics, Chemistry, Mental, Moral and Natural Philos-
ophy. The study of the French and Spanish Languages, Vocal Music and Practical Telegraphy is optional-
Besides the Classical, there is a Preparatory and Elementary Department for the yotinger students. Its
object is to qualify the pupil for the higher studies.
This Institution, provided with a full staff of Professors, presents the highest advantages for the
mental and moral training of the students.
-A_ COIvIFXjETE
Pbll9e#Dbl®is;
•m
HAS BEEN KECEIVED FROM PARIS.
The Laboratory contains over Two Hundred and Fifty PURE CHEMICALS, and aU that is neces*
sary for the most complicated Manipulations and Analysis.
THE COLLEGE HAS, MOREOVER, A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS.
The " St. Ignatius' College Orchestra," and the two " Philhistorian Debating Societies," are established
in the College for the improvement of the pupils and younger gentlemen of good standing.
ROBERT E. KENNA. S. J., President.
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SAN FBANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SAINT ROSE'S ACADEMY
kk k Directioo of the SISTERS OF ST,
San Francisco, - - - -
California.
This Ipstitution, healthfully located on GOL.DEN GATE AVENUE, near STEINER STREET,
affordB eyery facility for the acquisition of a refined and solid
THE ACADEMIC YEAR CONSISTS OF TWO TERMS OF FIVE MONTHS EACH.
Board, Washing and English Tuition, per quarter $62 50
Entrance Fee 10 00
Languages (each) $10 00 Drawing and Painting in Water Color $ 9 00
Piano Lessons 15 00 Oil Painting, per lesson 1 00
Vocal Lessons in Class 5 00 Graduating Fee 10 00
Private Vocal Lessons 8 00 No Extra Charge for Needlework.
Preparatory Class, per term ?10 00 Higher Class, per term S30 00
Grammar Class, per term 20 00 Use of Piano for Practice 5 00
Each young lady is required to be provided with four dresses, six changes of underclothing, two morn-
ing dresses, dressing case, four sheets, four pillow-slips, one pair of blaniiPts, one mattress, two pillows,
four towels, four table napkins, one knife, silver goblet, fork, spoon and napkin ring. Simplicity of dress
enforced by rule. Pupils of any religious denomination will be received, but for sake of uniformity all are
requiredto be present at the religious services of the institution. All correspondence of the young ladies
will be subject to the inspection of the Superioress. For further particulars address
SISTER SUPERIOR.
SACRED HEART COLLEGE
CONDUCTED BY THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
rroparatory iH-partm.nt, Sjan.l »(> ; IiitiTmeillatc D.-partnient, $8 and $10 ; foinni.Tclnl Department «!■; • r^l
Mtw. w>:^fcMi-.KM, Dlrerlor, Rhly arui iMrkin Street.
ADVERTISING DEPAETMENT.
29
' -Sai:^-' '^
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Conducted by the Christian Brothers, offers every facility for acquiring a thorough
^ **
**
*^
Wlettier Classical, Scientific or CoMcrcial
f
Those who complete the Classical Course receive the degree of A. B. ; the Scientific, B. S. ; the
Commercial, Master of Accounts. The Commercial Course has been established for the convenience of
those -who wish to acquire a good Practical Education in as short a time as possible.
AVhile proper care Is bestowed on every branch taught in the College, our own language receives
special attention. The daily exercises of the students in Grammar, Composition and Ehetoric are publicly
discussed and corrected in the Class-Koom.
TERMS PER SCHOLASTIC YEAR
(Payable half-yearly In Advance.)
.S250 00
Board, Tuition and Washing
Day Students 6° 0"
BROTHER BETTELIN, President.
30 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
jiMi iiiiiii,
115 Pine Street, - - - - - San Francisco.
Sole Ao;eiii lor tlie Pacific Coast lor
DUPONT'S CANNON, MUSKET, BLASTING, MINING anfl SPORTING
EAGLE SAFETY FUSE.
THEIR SUPERIOR BRANDS OT FUSE
Viz.: Triple Tape, Double Tape, Single Tape ; Cement No. 2, Cement No. 1 ;
Hemp, 'Waterproof and Submarine.
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO'S
SPORTING RIFLES. CARBINES AND MUSKETS
Metallic Carlrirtgen. both f'ontrni and Rim Fire, fnr all ktnflK of RlHes and Pistols. Bra^iH and Paper
Kholgiiii Nliells, Reloading Tools, Primers and parts of arms.
J. W. TUCKER & CO.
€_ Si 1^ S #^ J
AND
SILVERSMITHS,
No. 131 Kearny Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, - - . . CALIFORNIA.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
31
AWKIK
'f mH? /A C2J' -^J '^'EllE
*s?'
UNDERTAKER
651 Sacramento Street,
Pirst house below Kearny,
SAN FRANOISOO, OAL.
BARSTOW'S and other METALLIC CASKETS
Alv^ays on hand. Everything in our line ■will be furnished on the
most liberal terms.
DIXON, BERNSTEIN £ CO.,
Manufacturers of
250 and 252 Market Street,
SAN F'MANCISCO,
Branch, - - - Cor. Front and Stark Streets,
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
I. J. TRUMAN.
625 Sixth Street,
BYRON JACKSON.
eft; TFLTJlSJUh^lSr,
San Francisco.
JACKSON & TRCMAN'S
Price Hay Press,
The cheapest becnusetho
fastest nnd most durable
Hay Press mide.
Three men baled 28 J^ tons
ID 12 hours. AverHge days
work 18 tons perd;iy.
No other jnTest-
mentis cquhUo it. 3
mencaoraAke m<re
money on an outlny
of $450 ia a Price
Press, than in in-
vestment of $■ 000 in
any other m^chme.
PRICE, d4GOs
Weight, leGOO Ibfl.
Term Cash.
Jackson <fe Trumao,
Sao Fraocisco.
JACKSON & TRCMAN'S
New Model
PRICE HAY PRESS
Price i4'»5. Cash
with Order.
VVe manufacture all
kinds of Wool, Hay,
Hops, Hide, and Rag
Presses.
Send for Catalogue.
■We build Pre9^e9 to put 10
X car. E.xtra parts
iill kinds of presses
I'dormadetoorder
JACKSON & TRUMAN,
636 Sijth St. S. F.
The best, cheap-
tdur-
nd Mil
JACKSON & TRUMAN,
i"' 625 Sixth St, San Francisco,
Agricultural Implements.
Jackson's Self I-eedcrs for Threshin'.,'
Machines, Horse Forks, Derricks
Vineyanl Harrows, Steam Derrick
Runs in the Fork Spools, repairs for all kinds of
lightest winds. Farm Machinery, Hay, Hide, Hop
Entirely relia- aud Wool Presses. Steam Hn^jines.
ble in storms. Threshinf; Machines, Wind Mills
JackKon de Dumb Bells, Furniture Castings. All
orders filled promptly at the lowest
market rates.
WRITE FOB OUR NEW CATALOGUE.
■"'"HE WILD WAVES ^'NS'
PHdNIX IRON WORKS
Nos. 18 and 20 Fremont St., near Market, San Francisco, Cal.
ALL KINDS OF
Prison Cells and Bridge Work
WROUGHT IRON GIRDERS and BEAMS,
FIRE AND BlTRGLiAR - PROOF SAFES,
BANK VAULTS AND BANK LOCKS,
WROUGHT IRON DOORS I SHUTTERS
ALL KINDS OK
Honse-Smitli AVorli,
Made to order.
K. YOUNG,
Proprietor.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IBtS WOS
MINING, MILLING, PUMPING
AND —
Plans, Working Drawings and Specifications far all kinds of Machinery.
GOLDEN STATE SUCTION AND PRESSURE BLOWERS.
Nos. 237 to 257 First Street, San Francisco.
California Brass and Bell Foundry
Opposite Minna, SAN FRANCISCO
WEED & KINdWELL.
AGENTS FOR
Eureka Lubricator
BRASS COMPOSITION,
ZINC AND BABBIT METAI.
CASTINGS.
l8S"Brass Ship Work of all kinds, Spikes,
Sheating Nails, Rudder Braces, Hinges,
etc. Also Church and Steamboat Bells and
Gongs.
Steam, Liquor, Water, Oil and Flange
Cocks and Valves made and repaired.
Hydraulic Pipes and Nozzles, and Hose
Couplings and Connections.
Garden Valves, substitute for Hose Bibs.
34
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Patented December 21, 187S
Reed's Sectional mw -.^r""^^
and
Steam-Pipe Coyeringr.
Patented June 25, 1878.
WIRE BOUND
BDILER COVERING
I. L. MERRELL,
AliENT OF THE
I. L. IVIERR15LI., BO'LER COVERING
AND MATERIALS,
Reed's Elastic Sectional, Non-Conducting
COVERING SOAPSTONE MASTIC ROOFING
FOR STEAM SURFACES. ' AND PAINTS.
3X6 TO^WnNTSESHNTID ST["r8.E3E!T7.
Brancli Office,
3a California Streets
F. M. TRUWORTHY,
MANUFACTURER OF
ii |itt§f |timp
^%
AND
318 FRONT STREET,
(Corner Commercial.)
STENCIL BRUSHES, INKS AND CUFS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
35
CHALLENGE ORE FEEDER
FOR. CtUAItTZ IVIILLS-
Over 800 are now in use, giving entire satisfaction.
TWENTY PER CERT. MORE ORE CRUSHED WITH 15 PER CENT, LESS WEAR OF IRON THAN BY HAND PEEDIK&.
Manufacturer of all descriptions of Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery. A Large Stock of both
New and Second Hand at Machine Works-
Nos. 49 and 51 FREMONT ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
Asent for "BAHKR'S" ROTARY PREKNVRE BI.OWER«i.
" " P. bi,aikde:l.l.» * co.'.< maohiwists' tool.s.
AIno, HOT POI.INHED SHAFTi:N4i from Akron Iron Co.. Akron, Ohio.
PACIFIC
320 POST STREET,
Rkd Men's Buildi.no, opp. Union Square, San Francisco.
'I'JiIa school is jtistly ranked by the pubHc as the best Commercial College on the Pacific
Coast. It affords excellent facilities in the following- courses of instruction :
TKc BUSINESS COURSE.
This is desig:ned to prepare students for com mercial and business pursuits. It embraces
the following studies:
BOOK-KEEPING— BY BOTH binolb aitd doublr entrt, as applied to all kinds of business,
such as Wholesale and Retail Merchandising. Farming, Manufacturing, Mining, Brokerage and
Exchange, Importing and Jobbing, Commission, Railroading, Banking, Etc.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS— Embracing the most rapid and abbreviated methods of
calculation in Percentage, Profit and Loss, Commission, Interest and Discount, Domestic and
Foreign Exchange, General Average, Equation of Payments, Interest Accounts, Averaging
Accounts, Partnership Settlements, etc.
PENMANSHIP— Including careful instruction in the finger, muscular, whole-arm and
combined movements, as applied to ))lain business writing, ledger headings, etc.
CORRESPONDENCE— Embracmg instruction in composition of business letters, use of
capitals, rules of punctuation, folding, addressing, etc.
BUSINESS FORMS— Such as Notes, Drafts, Bills of Exchange, Accounts Current, Account
Sales, Articles of Co-partnership, Deeds, Leases, etc.
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE— In \Vholesale and Retail Merchandising^ Importing and
Jobbing, Commission and Forwarding, Banking, etc., etc.
COMMERCIAL LAW — Relating to Negotiable Paper, Contracts, Partnerships, etc.
BUSINESS CUSTOMS and HABITS— Lectures and practical instruction on the habitudes
and customs of business, etc
LECTURES AND ORAL INSTRUCTION— On Commercial Geography, Political Economy,
and General Business subjects.
RATE3 OP TUITION- Payable In advance.
SCHOLARSHIP for the full Business Course as above explained, time unlimited. - - ?70
PARTIAL COURSE.
Three Months, Day Sessions,
One Month, "
?51
20
Three Months, Evening Sessions,
One Mouth, " "
$25
10
ACADEIVIICAL COURSE.
This department is designed for imparting to persons of any age thorough instruction in the ordi-
nary Englisli branches, such as Spelling, Readiug, Writing. Arithmetic, Grammar, Composition,
Letter Writing, History, etc., and the general Mathematical branches, such as higher Arithmetic,
Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Surveying, Civil Engineering, Navigation, etc.
Rates of Tuition- One Month,.§12; Three Months, $30.
COIVIBINED COURSE.
It is frequently desirable for students pursuing the regular Businesn Course to combine with it
Spelling and Enghsh Grammar, <ir some other studies of the Academical Course. Where the
studies of the two courses are combined, the charge per term of sii months, payable in advanee
is $75. '
SPECIAL BRANCHES.
Persons desiring to study only some particiUar l)ranch, as Business or Ornamental Penmanship,
Arithmetic, etc.. can enter the College fur such branch upon very reasonable terms.
TELEGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT.
The course in this department includes everything that will make students proficient in the Art of
Telegraphy—sound and paper operating, setting-up of instruments, management of batteries use of
switches and groimd wires, etc. The facilities are such as will enable ladies and gentlemen to learu
Telegraphy, practically and tliorouglily, in tlie sliortest possible time.
Rates of Tuition : Three numths, $25 ; Six months, $40.
Students of the Commercial o- Academical Departments will be charged the following rates-
Three mouths, §15 ; Six months, $25.
HO VACITIOMS. DA7 AOT EVENIHa S2S3I01T3 EJEIM3 THE ENTISE TEAS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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DONALD McMillan,
(Successor to TURNER BROS, and McMILLAN & KESTER.)
MANDFAOTURER AND DEALER IN
Syrups, Cordials, Bitters, Essences,
EXTRACTS, CALIFORNIA WINES, ETC.
714 Front Street, - - - San Francisco.
i»Tjra: •i=tT ■ A <-?T^-Ft-in-F» T=t -y :^n..A.3NriD7ir.'
Extra Plain Syrup,
Simple Syrup,
Extra Raspberry Syrup,
Raspberry Syrup,
Gum Syrup,
liemou Syrup,
Nectar Syrup,
Orgeat Syrup,
Pine Apple Syrup,
Rose Syrup,
Sarsaparilla Syrup,
Stra^vberry Syrup,
Coffee Syrup,
Vanilla Syrup,
Rock Candy Syrup,
Pure ■W<»rni-*vood,
Worm-*vootl Bitters,
Assorted Bitters,
BlacUberi-y Bitters,
California Wine Bitters,
Dr. Wonser's V. S. A. Indian
Root Bitters,
Cocktail Bitters,
Orange Bitters,
Spice and Worni-\vood Bit-
ters,
Stomach Bitters,
Stougliton Bitters,
Tansy Bitters,
Vegetable Bitters,
Angostura Bitters,
Boker's Bitters,
Boonekanip Bitters,
Seiner's Bitters,
Pilgrim Tonic,
Anisette,
Anisado,
Curacoa,
Maraschino,
Ponsse Cafe,
California Vermoutli,
Absynthe,
Vermoutli,
Kirschenwasser,
Kummel,
Cherry Brandj-,
Green Ginger Braitdy,
Peach Brandy,
Apple Jack,
Essence of Peppermint,
Essence of Jamaica Ginger,
California Wines,
Claret,
W^hite Wine,
Port AVine,
Sherry Wine,
Angelica AVine,
Ginger Wine,
Blackberry Coi'dial,
Cherry Cordial,
Coloring,
Extra Coloring,
Iiinte .Tnice,
Clubhouse Gin,
Old Tom Cordial Gin,
Schnapps,
PURE CONCENTRATED FLAVORING EXTRACTS, ETC.
P
38
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
PHILADELPHIA
IMIWIB
Corner Second and Folsom Streets,
The Amount of Beer Sold during the year 1881, was 59,182 Barrels
I take the preseut opportunity of thanking ray Friends and Customers for the liberal
support heretofoie extended to the
PHILADELPHIA BREWERY
And notify them that I have added to my establishment
Mew siMB 'E^WMMmrm WwrnwiMms
By which I hope, through the greatly increased facilities now possessed
by me, to furnish, as usual, a
SUFEMIOM AMTICLE OF LAGEM BEEM
That shall not only equal that previously furnished by me, but convince them that I am
determined to merit their continued patronage and support.
JOHN WIELAND.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 39
WATERHOUSE & LESTER,
IMPORTERS OP
imip
m
SARVEN PATENT WHEELS.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST FOR
Clark's Adjustable Carriage Umbrellas, New Haven Patent
Adjustable Tops, and Whitney Side Bar Spring-.
AGENTS FOR
PETERS' PATENT ADJUSTABLE LEATHER DASHES,
Rosenberg & Son's Standard Carriage Varnishes.
NEW HAVEN ADJUSTABLE TOPS.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF
Wheels, Bodies and Gearings.
Our Factory is located at Sacramento, -where the climate is much
more favorable for manufacturing than at San Francisco. We guar-
antee our -work to be first-class.
A\^OOI> HUB AVHEELS A. SI*EOIALT"5t^
16, 18, 20 and 22 Beale Street, - San Francisco,
708 and 710 J ST., SACRAMENTO.
NEW YORK OFFICE, 159 FRONT STREET
40
SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTOKY.
D. B. HINCKLEY.
flOMf
JAMES SPIERS.
D. E. HAYES.
mSJl
f&Li
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES.
OFFICE 220 FREMONT STREET, above HOWARD
WORKS FREMONT AND HOWARD STREETS
MANUFACTDEEKS OF
milOEEy ail urn EIIES d EOILEES
STAMP MILLS,
AMALGAMATING PANS,
SETTLERS— CONCENTRATORS,
ROCK BREAKERS,
HOISTING WORKS,
MINING CAGES,
ORE CARS AND BUCKETS,
PUMPING MACHINERY of aU kinds,
RETORTS,
ROASTING FURNACES,
SUGAR MILL MACHINERY,
SMELTING FURNACES, ETC., ETC.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST FOR
THE CELEBRATED DEANE STEAM PUMP.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
41
A. M. JEWELL.
C. A. HOOPER.
G. W. HOOPER.
i. I JEIEIL
MANUFACrUBERS OF
WiiiiB Flips
— .\ND —
IRRIGATING PIPE
ClilomatioiiTiikanl Water Tasks
Also, all Kiute of Honse Fniisli.
FACTORY AXD OFFICE:
Berry St., bet. Third and Fourth.
Send for Catalosrue and Price List.
THO>rAS PENDERC.AST.
C.EOIiGE JOHNSON.
JAMES PENDERGAST.
J^STINT-A. IrLOKT "^^To
PENDERG-AST, SMITH & CO.
— M wrF M iri:Ki;-; cF
IRON CASTINGS AND MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS
Solo Manufacturers of Q. "W. 'White's Patent Rotary Furnace and Dryer, for
reducing- Gold, Silver and Quicksilver Ores.
217 Fremont Street, ■ - - Bet. Howard and Folsom
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
42
SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTORY.
»I»-A.CIFIC-
lass Slaimg, Cutlin;, Mmi d lesipin; Works
19 FREMONT ST., and 1213-1215 HOWARD ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
OIas»i-C'nltiiig, Staining, Embossinsr and Designing in all its branches. Bending of
tilnss a Kiieoially
WASHING AMMONIA,
The Cheapest and Best Article for Softening Hard Water, Removing
Grease from Clothing, etc.
COKE-CHEAPEST FUEL!
For Sale at the Gas Works and all Coal Yards. Also COAIi TAR.
THE DR. BLY ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
Without
Lateral Motion.
-MANUFACTURED BY-
MENZO SPRING,
No. 9 Geary Street,
(JUNCTION OF MAKKKT AND KEARNY,)
Where he will continue the manufacture of the "Anatomical " and the
best of other flrst-tlass Artilicial Lent; also repairs
Artillclal Limbs of all kinds.
Universal
Ankle Motion.
AKTIFIC-IAIi ARMS OF THF BEST HIKBS AT KASTERIV PRICES.
Descriptive Circulnrs, Blanks for taking Jleasuremeuts, with Inttructlons and I'rice List, free on application, asabov
'BBs
ORGAN BUILDER
ONTO. la-Z Z>A^go S(tx-eot, Sazi. I'ra-xLcisco.
MANUKA( TUHKU AND RKl'AinKB OF ALL KIND.S OF
»■ All orders to the above address will receive prompt attention. "^
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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H. L. DODGE.
L. H. SWEKNF.y.
J. E. BCtiGLES.
DODaiS, SWSENEY &. CO.
Importers, Wholesale Provision Dealers
AND
COMMISSIOTV ^lER^CHAlXTS.
Nos. 114 and 116 Market Street, and 11 and 13 California Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Sole agents for Libby, McNeill & Libby 's Cooked Corned Beef, Pig's Feet and Tongues. H. M. Dupee's Chicago Hams
P. O. Box 1242.
J. BLOOM.
E. KOHXSTAMM.
J. STEATJS.
STRAUS, KOHNSTAMM &, CO.
(SnccesKOi-s to IIEI4BINC <& STRAl'S.)
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
China and Glassware, Cutlery, Lamps, Chandeliers, Silver-Plated
and Britannia Ware, Looking Glasses, Majolica Vases, Etc.
102 and 104 BATTERY STEEET, cor. PINE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
P
C. p. HXJBBELL.
J. C. HAMPTON.
W. S. GAGE.
D. D. SHATTCCK.
HUBBELL, SHATTUCK &, CO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
PROVISIONS, BUTTER, CHEESE, ETC., ETC.,
Nos. 317 and 319 Front St„ and 310, 312 and 314 Commercial St., San Francisco.
p. O. BOX 2203.
IVZSI.CII (& CO.
iPOEm,SiirFlailCOMMISSIiMEMR
Brittan's Building, 109 CALIFORNIA ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Agents Moodyville Sa"wmiU Company (limited) Burrard Inlet, B. C.
REPRESENTED liY
R. D. WELCH <!te C4».,
TTEIiCH, RITHET & CO.,
10 Toiver Chnnibers, Livj^rpool, En^;.
VictoriR, British Columbin.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Tk Black Diamond Coal Mimg Co.
WMesale Dealers in all Foreioi M Domestic
. STEAM AND HOUSE COALS AND SCREENINGS,
By the Cargo and in Lots to Suit.
EGG COAL, LEHIGH LUMP AND CUMBERLAND COALS.
lEIxislisln. Ools.e a.xi.c3L I*is Iron.
OFFICE, - - - S. E. CORNER SPEAR AND FOLSOM.
P.B. CORNWALL, Fresident.
G. K. JESSE.
H. M. DREW.
JESSE & DREW,
lir iiiidifs
SOUTH POINT MILL,
Berry St., l)et. Third and Fourth.
ALL KINDS OF AVOOD TURNING
Constantly on hand and made to order,
Stair Rails, Posts, Balusters, etc.
Optician ad Mailisiiiatical hstrioiit Maker
429 MONTGOMERY STREET,
San Francisco, California.
Instruments Made to Order, Repaired and Carefully Adjusted.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT 45
JOHN THATLTTHmIm,
Gold ^ Silver Plater
Between Montgomery and Kearny, - - - SAN FRANCISCO.
Iflaiiiiraodiror siii«l Importer of f'onch and Carrias^ Hardware, I>aiii|>H. etc. A $:ood
aMKortiiioiil oft'arrias;*' 1^aiii|(N and Candles rouMtan(l:« on hand. Harticular attention
paid to tlie reiiairin^ ot't'arriajfe I^aiiipM. Name Plates made at Hliort notiee. A good
asNortment of I>oor Plates and Kuin Iters on hand.
BT. B.— Orders from the Country- prompt !;»' attended to.
EOTHSCHILD & EHEENPFOET,
Wholesale Candy Manufacturers,
IMPORTBRS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NUTS, ETC.,
118 FRONT STREET, bet. California and Pine, - - SAN FRANCISCO.
Steam Candy Factory, 118 Front Street.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWOOD LUMBER,
Cabinet Woods and Veneers,
WAGON STOCK, PLOW BEAMS AND HANDLES.
Nos. 13 and 15 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Old ^ilaIld. ... - Near illarket.
hnsatlastic Fire Insurance Co.
OF HAMBURG.
Capital, - . - - $1,500,000
GEO. MARCUS & CO., Agents,
304 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTOEY.
GEO. B. KNOWLES.
GEO. B. KNOWLES, Jb.
i» B. KW o wiiHS m mmm^
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER DEALERS
M©€w©@€?) ^leg-Qm Fla©D S'agas^ ^ine,,,
CEDAR, SPRDCE> BLACK WALNUT, HICKORY, MAPLE, ASH,^ OAK AND WHITEWOOD.
S.E. COR. MISSION AND MAIN STS.,
And N. W. Cor. Bryant and Main Sts., San Francisco.
MURRAY mcKINNIE,
Architectural and Ornamental
\VooD Carver.
IRON, ZINC AND COMPOSITION ORNAMENTS.
3VE IE: O XZ .^\. KT X O S ' IMLTLTLmTLm .
Southwest cor. Mission and Fremont Sts., - - - SAN FRANCISCO.
D. J. HURLEY,
Stair Builder
134 MAIN STREET,
Bet. IVIissiou and Howard,
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
On hand and
No. 322 MAIN STREET,
Made to Order.
Between Folsom and Harrison.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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WM. ROBINSON,
SIlip ad Stsamtioat Joiner,
Near Market, - - San Francisco.
ALL KINDS OF STEERING WHEELS ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
Also, all kinds of KHIP^VKI<iiIITIX> done in the best norknianlike manner
and at TIIK t,<»U'KST RATKS.
A
^r*'"3r-"'^
ENGRAVER.
rOCSSr^
Washington Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ESTABLISHED
1849.
FATENT ARCH
The CHEAPEST and BEST Kindler In the World. AI..WAVS READY FOR USE. Each Kindlor
represents all the wood necessary to build any coal lire, and is of itself sutlicient to remove all chill or dampness from
a room. In sickness, the very article to start a tire ([uicKly.
USE THIS KINDLEK AND AVOID COAL OIL EXPLOSIONS.
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS AND COAL DEALERS.
C. W. WESTON & CO., Manufacturers.
Office, 213 Mission St., Manufactory, 770 Bryant St-
— MAJS^VeSQTVSEiSi QJP
FINE FURNITURE
Mantels, House, Bank and Office Fittings.
IN PACIFIC COAST W^OODS, A SPECIALTY.
Nos. 429 and 431 Fourth St. cor. of Silver
DESIONS FURNISHED.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
C. H. HEiNINCER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPOETERS OF
BRIAEJANCYfOOD, ^.H.I^ CI&ARanlCI&ARETTE
meerschaum ^ ^^ic'^^*^ tubes,
"''"" ^^^^^^^^Jmatch safes, stems,
CLAY PIPES^^ ^^ ETC.. ETC.,
And a General Assortment of Smokers' Articles,
WALKING CANES AND IVORY G-OODS.
609 Sacramento St., above Montgomery.
Kii= -^Ei ♦ -msis ^jr* i^f •ivi> ^^ 1
No. 105 Coiiiinercial Street,
Near SW cor. Drumm.
Fraclical i Fatliological lorss Skr
IN AL.Ii ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES
Hoof Evils, such as Toe and Quarter Cracks, Uneven Growth of Wall, Contraction, Thrush,
Quitters and Lameness arising from neglect of care or improper
shoeing, treated with radical success
Interfering, Overreaching,
Speeiiy Cutting, Knocking at the
Knee Jolnts,Hltching,etc., prompt-
ly checked, through scientific treat-
n'cnt of the aflccted parts.
Sensible Paring of the Hoofs
Accorillnn to natural htriutiiri' nf
ski'li'tcjii parts, nnd N.Ti..iii(>(ri-
cal NhoriiiK to kW.c and work
of the burse, fi-oni the finest saddle
pony up to the heaviest American
draft horse.
Charges Moderate, and in
Accordance with Qual-
ity of work done.
I also teach, If desired, an un-
written chain of the Practical
Knowledge of preventing Malfor-
mations, as well as the treating of
them with success, as far as Is
practicable, on horses of consider-
able value, where the necessary
evil of shoeing will permit.
ADVEKTISING DEPAETMENT.
49
risitsl iiir Slisi
Prcmotes the growth of the hair and restores it when gray to its natural color and vigor. This prep-
aration does its work quickly and satisfactorily. It cures
DANDRUFF, ITCHING AND ERUPTION,
And keeps the head clean and healthy. It does not stain the skin, is clear as crystal, fragrant, refreshing
and invigorating. The hair that is dressed regularly with this excellent preparation, acquires a
Softness, Lustre, Thickness, Vigor and Flexibility
THAT IS WOXDERFUL,.
504 BUSH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
No. 722 Montgomery Street,
Bet. Washington and Jackson Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Russian Baths Cure Rheiunatism, Turkish Baths Cure Heart Disease,
Sulphur Baths Cure Skin Disease, Grindelia Baths
Cure Poison Oak, Steam Baths Cure Intem-
perance, Medicated Vapor Baths
Cure Catarrh, Nasal, Throat
and Lung Troubles.
— THESE BATHS CURE
CONSTIPATION, PILES, LIVER AND KIDNEY DISEASES.
FEVER AND AGUE AND BII.L.IOIJSNESS.
Acting as a perfect rejuvenator for all Nervousness and Debility and to recuperate the system after long
continued sickness, when all other remedies have failed. Connected with this establishment
Is a MEDICAL SANITARIUM, where patients will receive every attention and
home comfort, Including pleasant rooms and Hygienic board.
Dr. JUSTIN GATES.
( LATE OF SACRAMENTO. )
Proprietor of the Turkish and Russian Baths, Medical Sanitarium
and Steam Bath Drugstore,
722 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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430 MONTGOMERY STREET, - SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Finest Lacing, Cut Strings, or Sides
ALWAYS ON HAND.
No. 13 Fremont Street,
Near Market, . - - - SAN FRANCISCO.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO THE TRADE.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
528 and 530 Market Street,
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - CALIFORNIA.
-A.C3-E2SrTS FOK.
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THE WATERBURY"
Cheapest and most Reliable Watcli in the Wodd,
SOLID NICKEL CASE
IN ELEGANT
SATIN-LINED BOX
LIBERAL DISCOUNT
THE TRADE.
CELLULOID CASE
V7HITE, BLACK
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MALACHITE
HEAVY GOLD
TRIMMINGS
§§.§§
LIBERAL DISCOUNT
THE TRADE.
WATERBURY WATCH CO Watches and Materials
WATERBURY CLOCK CO Clocks and Materials.
YALE CLOCK CO Clocks and Materials.
SIMPSON, HALL, MILLER & CO Silver-Plated Hollow Ware.
WM. ROGERS Silver-Plated Flat Ware.
C. ROGERS & BROS Casket Trimmings, etc
MILLER BROS. CUTLERY CO Knives and Steel Pens
JESSE OAKLEY & CO Ball Soap, etc.
SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
i_i .i^ isr <3- 1.. E] ^5r"s
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
For the Year commencing April, 1882,
EMBRACING AN
ACCURATE INDEX OE RESIDENTS
Am) A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY;
ALSO
A GUIDE TO STEEETS, PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC.,
AND A RELIABLE MAP OF THE CITY.
TOGETHEB WITH
The OfiBcers of the Municipal Oovernment, Societies and other Organixationa, and
a great variety of Useful Information,
TWENTY-THIRD YEAR OP PUBLICATION.
COMPILED BT
THE DIRECTORY PUBLISHING CO,
PuUication Office: No. 518 CLAY STREET.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FIVE D O L I^ A R 8 .
SAN FRANCISCO:
1882.
E. J. COIiEAIAN, President.
F. TT. JLUDOVICI, Secretary.
]Vo. 202 BUSH STR^EET.
This Regulator saves 25 to 40 per cent, of Gas without diminishing the light. Regulator not for Sale— attached
without charge. Reasonable time given for trial, and a rental charged of half of a 25 per cent, saving, which is guaran-
teed. The Company takes the Statements of Bleters, and keeps the Regulators, as well as the gas pipes and fixtures,
in order, free of charge.
OVER 800 ARE NCW IN USE IN THE CITY.
A. H. LISSAK, Pres't.
C. A. MOLITOR, Cement Dep"t.
F. W. LUDOVICI, Sec'y.
The Cosniopolilaii Faving ani isplialtm Co.
Office: 202 BUSH STREET,
Factory: Berry St., bet. Sixth and Seventh, - - SAN FRANCISCO.
Tbia Company is prepared to lay down Bitnminous Stone Blocks of any dimen-
nionM, for Street Pavement, under tbe Kmith Patent, to lay Sidenalks and Cellars,
Cover and Kei>air Koofs, and do Asplialtnm ^Vork in a superior manner and at reas-
onable rate.4.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED. FELT AND ASPHALTUM FOR SALE.
Entered according to Act of Congress, In the Tear 1882, by PArNTER & Co., In the oflBce of the
Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.
:iHENRY LUND £ CO.,
ilftP©,
j\ j^ ^\ %
AND AGENTS
RELIANCE MARINE INSURANCE CO,
(lilMITED. )
OF LIVERPOOL.
CAPITAL, $3,000,000.00.
Sole Agents lor Pacific Coast of tie CeleHrated
PIPER HEIDSIECK CHAMPAGNE.
214 CALIFORNIA ST.
SAN FRANCISCO.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT 57
Board of Supervisors 57
Board of Education 57.
City and County Officers 58
ELECTION DISTRICTS 60
Congressional 60
Senatorial and Assembly 60
Citv and Countv 60
POLICE DEPARTMENT 61
EIRE ALARM AND I'OLICE TELEGRAPH 61
FIRE DEPARTMENT 62
FIRE PATROL 63
PUBLIC SCHOOLS 63
PRIVATE SCHOOLS 65
FEDERAL OFFICERS 67
Army 67
Coast and Geodetic Survey 67
Internal Revenue 67
Light House Department 67
Custom House ; 68
United States Treasury 68
United States Mint 68
Survevor-Generai 69
Post-offlce 69
STATE OFFICERS 70
STATE APPOINTEES 71
COURTS 71
BANKS 71
CHURCHES 72
PAGX.
SOCIETIES 80
Religious 80
Benevolent 81
Masonic , 93
Odd Fellows 95
Temperance 96
Protective 97
Literary. Historical, etc 101
Social 105
MILITARY 109
United States Armv 109
National Guard of California 109
Independent Companies 110
CEMETERIES 110
STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE Ill
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ETC 131
Public BuildinsP, Halls ' 131
Blocks, Royvs, Wharves 132
Places of Amusement 132
Prominent Places _ 132
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES 13:J
Federal 133
State 133
City and County 13.3
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC 134
REGISTER OF NAMES 1.53
CHINESE DIRECTORY 10O4
BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1051
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
.PAGE.
jEtna Insurance Co back cover
Mlna. Iron Works 41
Allen W B. & Co 1142, 1164
American Saw Co 1148
Anglo-Calif ornian Bank 4
Ansley Washington 1081
Asphaltum and Mastic Roofing
Co 1052, 1147
Bandmann, Nielsen <fc Co U24, 1142
Bank Briti.'^h Columbia 9
Bank British North America 9
Baptls J. H 1098
Ban- J. D 1160
Bernard & Mantell 25
Black Diamond Coal Mining Co 44
Bodectel W. C 1131
Boericke <fe Schreck 509
Boesch Emile 1110
Booker W. Lane 21
Bragg Robert 46
Braverman Louis iSc Co.,
reg. of names, bottom lines
Brooks' Spool Cotton.. 471
Bnrnham, Beck & Co 1071, 1096
Bnswell W. F 11,18
Cahn M 1059, 1123
Caledonian Oat .MealMllls 1134
California and Mi'xlcan S. S. Co 1170
California Brass and Bell Foundry.. .33
California Electrical Works 1059
lOS), 1090, i2) 11.31, 1133, 1150, 1165
PAGE.
California Insurance Co 14
California Silk Manufacturing Co 24
California Wire Works Co 12
Capp C. S. & Co 1145
Chamberlain & Robinson,
36, 1078, and back of cover
Clark G. W.,
reg. of names, bottom lines
College of Notre Dame 26
Collins T 1061
Commercial Insurance Co 13
Conkhn Bros 1071
Conk A. 0..: 1059, 1106
Cook H. N 1059, 1106
Cornwall P. B 44
Corran & Hebb 1003
Corriveau Louis 1058
Craig Hugh 2
Cutting John T. & Co 319
Davis & CoweU 327
Davis & Kellogg 1134
Day Thomas, 1097, 1141 and front cover
Degen L. P 51, 1059
Denniston E. G 1150
Dickson, De Wolf A Co 1170
Dixon, Bernstein & Co.,
31, and reg. of names, side lines
Doane & Co back of cover
Dixige, Sweeney & Co 43
Donaldson &Cn.,
top ami bottom edge of book
Dornin George D 1168
Duncan George & Co 1052, 1147
PAGE.
Dunham. Canigan 4 Co 1103
Du Rose F. F 1059
Egerton Henry C 1131 and 1152
Falkncr, Bell & Co 13
Fay Pianos back cover
Flllppe T. B 1157
Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
10, and front cover
Floyd T. W. & Co 1093, 1163
Foard L 1149
Frank Henry (2) 1096, 1161
Friedhofer Paul & Son 48
Fulton Iron Works,
40, and reg. of names, top lines
Gates Justin 49
German Savings and Loan Soc 16
Ghirardelli D. & Sons. 1073, 1077
Gilbert & Moore 1096
Gladding. McBean & Co 1148
Godfrey i Malloy 1147
Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works 33
Gordon Hardware Co 1103
Gray Matthiaa 471
Greenebaum & Go 1124
Gruenhngen C. H 1165
Gundlacli J. & Co.,
top and bottom lines, back cover
Gutte & Frank. 16
66
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAGE.
Hell A. I. * Son 62
Hall's Sftfe and Lock Co back cover
Hallldle A. S ..12
Hamburg-Magdcbnrg Flrelne. Co.. ..15
Hanson K. C 1060
Hanson & Oo 1121
Haraszthy Arpad & Co 470
Harvev ('. T) 1095, 1105
Heald'F Business College 1078
Helnlngcr C. H. & Co 48
Helvetia Swiss Fire Ins. Co 14
Hendy Joshua 35
Herring B 47
Herrmann C 1103
Heynemann H. & Co 1089
Hlbemla Savings and Loan Soc 17
Hicks D. <fe Co.,
497 and reg. of names, side lines
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes,
40, and reg. of names, top lines
Homoeopathic Pharmacy 509
Hopper S. E 1097
Houseworth Thomas & Co.,
side line, back cover
Hubbell, Shattuck & Co 43
Huntington, Hopkins & Co 1103
Hurley D. J 46
Imperial, London, Northern and
^ueen Ins. Co'b ....front cover
Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co.,
front edge of book
Jackson & Truman 32, 1142
Jacoby Louis 20
Jesse & Drew 44
Jewell A. M. & Co 41
Johnston William D 1052
Judson Horse Nail Co 1105
Kallenberg Theodore 1121
King, Morse & Co 1105, U40
Knowles George B. & Son 46
Kohler & Frohllng,
bottom line, front cover
Kuner A 47
La Grande Laundry,
reg. of names, top lines
Laird D. W 579
Landls & Jacoby 1111
Langland N. P 1152
Larklns & Co 140
Levy John ft Co,,
598, 1076, 1084, 1109, 1150, 1163
Lion Insurance Co 1168
Liverpool and London and Globe
Ins. Co 1169
Low C. Adolphe * Co 22
Lowney Jerry & Son 1072
Luckhardt C. A. & Co„ 1052
Lndovlcl F. W back of title
Lund Henry & Co back of title
Landy T 3, 1109
Macdonongh J., reg. of nameB, top lines
* MacLennan J. D 1140
PAGT..
Macondray A Co 15
Madison A Burke 623
Mallon John 42
Malpas A 21
Mancusl G 1158
Marcus Geo. & Co 45
Marsh H back cover
Marsh H. F 1062
Martell John 45
Massey Atkins 31
Mayer Joseph 42
McAlester & Jones 1065, 1145
McCarty James 1105
McDowell & Arguello 1071
McKlnnie Murray ..46
McMillan Donald 37
Merrell I. L Si
Meyers Adolph 1131
Montague \\. W. <& Co.,
1084, 1109, 1121, 1144, 1154, (3) 1159
Montealegre <fe Co 24
Morse G. D reg. of names, top lines
Naber, Alfs <fe Brune back of cover
Neustadter Bros 1149
Nevada Bank of S. F 8
Nevada Metallurgical Works 1052
New Zealand Insurance Co 2
Nichols A. C. <feCo nil
Norwich Union Fire Ins. Co 13
Ober M. H. & Co 1082, 1095
Occidental and Oriental S. S. Co 1171
Oliver H 29
Oregon Eallway and Navigation Co 7
Pacific Business College
36, 1078, and back of cover
Pacific Coast Land Bureau 752
Pacific Lamp & Reflector Factory ..1110
Pacific Mall S. S. Co 6
Pacific Rolling Mill Co 23
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co 1148
Pac. Steam Carpet Beating Works.1071
PasqualeB 1093
Pendergast, Smith & Co 41
Phelps & Bllller 771
Philadelphia Brewery 38
Phoenix Iron Works 32
Pioneer Carpet Beating Machine.. .1071
Prescott Insurance Co 20
Price Press Co 32
Price Thomas 1052
Providence Washington Ins Co 20
Prussian National Insurance Co 20
Reaves M. A 797
Richards & Snow 1142
Rider F 49
Roach John „ 44
Robinson Wm 47
Roche Charles 1122
Rothschild <fe Ehrenpfort 45
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co 21
Roval, Norwich, Union and Lanca-
shire Fire Ins. Co's 13
Bufflno L. J. & Go 1122
PAGE.
Sacred Heart College 28
San Francisco Carpet Beating Ma-
chine 1071
San Francisco Cordage Factory 17
San Francisco Gas Light Co 42
San Francisco Laundry,
reg. of names, bottom lines
San Francisco Plating Works 1150
San Francisco Savings Union 16
San Francisco Wire Works 1165
Sandford L. N 1083
Santa Clara College 826
Schaezlein R 1151
SchillerC. F. &Co 1141
Schmidt M. & Co ...1064, 1110, 1118, 1167
Schmolz William 59
Scottish Imperial Insurance Co.,
edge of back
Selbv Smelting and Lead Co 23
Shaeffer J. W. & Co 25
Shepman W. E 1150
Shippers Guide 1003
Shreve George C. & Co.,
10S4, 1109, 1150, 1163
Silurian Mineral Water 319
Sklnker John 30
Snow <fe Co side lines, front cover
.Spauiding J. <fe Co 1071
Spring Menzo 42
St. Ignatius' College 27
St. Mary's College 29
St. Rose's Academv 28
Steele James G. & Co 1088
Strahle Jacob <fe Co.._ 1059
Straus, Kohnstamm & Co 43
Sun Insurance Co 318
Syz Harry W 14, and back cover
Tatum & Bowen 1121,1148
Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co 45
Travelers' Insurance Co.,
reg. of names, side lines
Trumbull R. J. & Co.,
top line, front cover
Truworthy F. M 34
Tubbs & Co 17
Tucker J. W. & Co 30
Tustln W. 1 1&-19
Union Insurance Co 11
Wadham L 1011
Waterhouse & Lester ^..39
Watson & Co 1082
Weed <fc KIngwell 33
Welch i Co 43
Wells, Fargo & Co 5
Weston C. W 47
White Bros 45
Whittell George F 471
Wieland John 38
Wlgmore John,
reg. of names, bottom lines
WIU & Flnck...l059, 1078, 1082, and
side line, back cover
WlUlams, Dlmond & Co «, 22
Wood George M. & Co 993
Yates Robert R 24
Young K. 32
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR WAS»HINU PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET.
THE
MUNICIPAL GOYERNMENT
City and County of San Francisco, 1882.
Mayor of the City anb County.— MAURICE C. BLAKE,
ex-oCacio President of the Board of Supervisors; salary $3,000
per annum.
Clerk.— CHARLES S. ANDREWS ; appointed by the Mayor ;
salary S3,000 per annum.
BOARD OP SUPERVISORS.
Term of office, two years ; salary, Sl,'200 per annum ; terms
expire first Monday in December, 1883. Weekly meetings
each Monday evening. Quarterly meetings first Monday in
January, April, July, and October. Special meetings at the
discretion of the President.
President.— MAURICE C. BLAKE.
Clerk. — JOHN A. BUSSELL ; appointed by the Board ; salary
$3,600 per annum.
Deputy Cleek.— SANDS W. FORMAN; salary $1,800 per
annum.
AsBiST.iNT Clerks.— William T. Patterson and James S.
Thompson ; salary, $1,800 per annum each.
Ser«eant-at-Arm8.— ROBERT B. BARTLETT ; salary $1,200 per annum.
Members.
First Ward— WILLIAM H. BODFISH,
Second
Third
Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
JOHN McKEW.
JOHN SHIRLEY,
JOHN H. CARMANY,
HENRY MOLINEUX,
GEORGE TORRENS,
Seventh Ward- GEORGE B. BRADFORD,
Eighth " CHARLES A. FISHER,
Ninth " OLIVER MERRILL,
Tenth " HENRY B. RUSS,
Eleventh " N. C. PARRISH,
Twelfth " JOHN F. KENNEDY.
STANDING COMMITTEES.— Judiciary— Bodfish, Bradford, Molineux. Finance and Auditing— Moli-
neux, Russ, Carmany. Fire Department — Bradford, Parrish, Merrill. Streets, Wharves, etc. — Parrish,
Kennedy, McKew. Public Buildings— Kennedy, Carmany, Parrish. Water and Water Supplies— Carmany,
Molineux, Kemedy, Bradford, Bodfish. Health and Police, and House of Correction — Merrill, Torrene,
Rubs, Parrish, Shirley. License and Orders— Shirley, Bodfish. Fisher. Hospital— Russ, Merrill, Fisher.
Printing and Salaries— Russ, Carmany, McKew. Industrial School— McKew, Shirley, Bradford, Bodfish,
Merrill. Street Lights— Fisher, Kennedy, Russ, Parrish, Torrens. Outside Lands— Torrens, Bradford, Car-
many, McKew, Shirley.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Term of office, two years ; expires first Monday in December, 1883. No compensation. Meetings, first
and third Fridays of each mouth,
Prebidest- J. C. STUBBS. Secretary— George Beanston ; salary, $2,4qo per annum. Assistant Secre-
tary—George W. Wade; $1,500 per aunum. Clerk— Lewis C. Ferguson; $1,200 per annum. Messenger-
George A. Lowney ; $600 per annum.
Superintendent of Common Schools— JOHN \V. TAYLOR; salary, $4,000 per annum.
Deputy Superintendent -DUDLEY C. STONE ; appointed by the Superintendent ; salary, $3,000 per
annum.
Members.
J. C. STUBBS, JAMES H. CULVER, H. M. FISKE, M. D.,
JOSEPH S. BACON, T. B. DeWITT. M. D., B. F. STERETT,
JULIUS BANDMANN, HORACE D. DUNN, DAVID STERN,
E. J. BOWEN, W. B. ewer, B. F. WEBSTER.
STANDING COMMITTEES— Classification— Fiske, Ewer, DeWitt, Stubbs. Taylor. Rules and Regulft-
tions— DeWitt, Fiske, Stern, Stubbs. Credentials and Qualifications of Teachers— Bacon, Bowen, Band-
maun, Stubbs, Taylor. School Houses and Sites— Ewer, Culver, Webster. Salaries— Bandmann, DeWitt,
Bowen. Furniture and Supplies^Oulver, Stern, Webster. Judiciary— Dunn, Bacon, Fiske. Finance-
Stern, Sterett, Culver, DeWitt. Printing— Sterett, Dunn, Stern. Janitors— Bowen, Sterett, Bandmann,
Stubbs, Taylor. Visiting— Webster, Bacon, Ewer, Dunn.
WINDOW SHADES "!.KS:f£'G.W.CM& Co., 645 MarMSt.
HINCKI^KY, «PIERS A IIAYKN, FrJLTOX IROW HVORKK. 213 Fremont Ktreet,
Xanu/nc-turem of IIUISTIXU WORKS, (ACiKS, BUCKETS and VJ
58 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS. •
SUPERIOR COURTt— Department No. 1.— Judge— THOMAS K. WILSON; term expires January, 1887 ;
salary, $4,000 per annum. Reporter— J. H. W. Riley; salary, fees. No. 2.— Judge— JEREMIAH F. SULLI-
VAN ; term expires January, 1885 ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Reporter— Thomas R. Knox ; salary, fees.
No. 3.— Judge— JAMES M. ALLEN (Presiding Judge); term expires January, 1883; salary, .S4,000 per
annum. Reporter— J. G. Allen ; salary, fees. No. 4.— Judge— J. A. WAYMIRE ; term expires January, 1883 ;
salary, S4,000 per annum. Reporter — Harrison A. Jones; salary, fees. No. 5. — Judge — JOHN HUNT Jr.;
term expires January, 1885; salary, $4,000 per annum. Reporter— George H. Maxwell; salary, fees. No.
6.— Judge— M. A. EDMONDS ; term expires January, 1887 ; salary, 84,000 per annum. Reporter- C. F.
Reynolds ; salary, fees. No. 7, — Judge— OLIVER P. EVANS ; term expires January, 1885 ; salary, $4,000 per
annum. Reporter— Hervey Darneal ; salary, fees. No. 8.— Judge— F. W. LAWLER ; term expires January,
1887 ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Reporter— C. A. Sumner; salary, fees. No. 9.— (Probate)— Judge— JOHN F.
FINN ; term expires January, 1887 ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Reporter— William A. Maxwell ; salary, fees.
NO. 10.— (Special)— Judge— CHARLES HALSEY ; term expires January, 1883 ; salary, $4,000 per annum.— Re-
porter- C. W. Gearhart ; salary, fees. No. 11.— (Criminal)— Judge— THOMAS W. FREELON ; term expires
January, 1883; salary, $4,000 per annum. Reporter— B. C. Brown; salary, fees. No. 12.— (Criminal) —
Judge— ROBERT FERRAL ; term expires January, 1885 ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Reporter— Charles C.
Klnsey ; salary, fees.
POLICE COURT No. 1.- Judge— HALE RIX ; salary, $4,006 per annum. Prosecuting Attorney— E. W.
Blaney ; term regulated by the Board of Supervisors ; $3,000 per annum. Clerk — James E. Hughes ; term
regulated by the Board of Supervisors ; $2,400 per annum. Clerk Prosecuting Attorney — R. M. Swain,
$1,500 per annum. Interpreters — Louis Locke. Chinese ; Joseph A. Becsey, French and Spanish ; Ernest C.
Stock, German ; Andrew Glover, Italian, Slavonic and Portuguese ; $1,500 per annum each.
POLICE COURT No. 2.— Judge— SIMON R08ENBAUM ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Prosecuting Attor-
ney—John N. E. Wilson ; salary, $3,000 per annum. Clerk— Joseph F. Bradford ; salary, $1,800 per annum.
JUSTICES' COURTS — Justices— J. C. PENNIE, (Presiding Justice) , J. H. Ryan, E. Gillson, J. D. Con-
nolly, and F. M. Clough ; salaries. Presiding Justice, $2,700 per annum ; Associates, $2,400 per annum each.
Clerk— W. E. Lamb ; $2,400 per annum. Deputy Clerks— P. Deveney and Jere. J. Driscoll ; $1,200 per annum
each. Janitor— John McHardy Hay ; $900 per annum.
City and County Attokney and Counselor — JABEZ F. COWDEKY ; salary, $5,000 per annum. Assist-
ants^R. L. Behre, $1,800 per annum ; John A. Reichert, $1,500 per annum.
District Attorney— L. E. PRATT ; salary, $5,000 per annum. First Assistant— Frank M. Stone ; $3,600
per annum. Second Assistant — Hugh K. McJunken ; $3,000 per annum. Clerk — George H. Perry; $1,800
per annum. Assistant Clerk — O. C. Pratt ; $1,500 per annum.
Chief of Police— PATRICK CROWLEY ; appointed by the Board of Police Commissioners ; salary,
$4,000 per annum. Clerk— Alfred Clarke, $1,800 per annum. Property Clerk— William CuUen ; $1,800 per
annum.
County Clerk— DAVID WILDER, and ex-officio Clerk of the Superior Court ; salary, $4,000 per annum.
Deputies— James D. Ruggles, Charles E. Nougues, William B. Smith, Theodore B. Ross, Thomas H. Merrv,
John M. Days, James W. Elder, John F. Boden, George H. Pippy, Frederick A. Elliott, John F. Farren, Bert
McNiilty, Frank K. Skelly, M. J. McGrath, David Schindler, John H. Harney, Charles E. Smith, W. S. Law-
ton. Frank W. Butterfield, Charles P. Coey, Benjamin M. Guun, H.P. Tricou, George Atkinson, George T.
Emerson, James Kipp, J. G. Boyne, fl. Toelken, A. J. Raisch, Charles Z. Soule, Owen Thorn, A. Kronberg,
Max Horwinski, Henry Lunstedt, Dudley H. Haskell Jr., James L. Homer and John R. Daly. Copyists—
E. Z. Brodbwski, William Cameron, John F. Davis, J. E. Davis, George H. A. Dimpfel, Edward Ewald Jr.,
A. Flske, William M. Gillespie, Edward D. Hall, Frederick D. Hall, William Ilorton, Mason C. Wilson, P. H.
Kenny, Leonard G. Jordan, William J. Keightley, M. Page- Minor, James B. Mulcahy, D. F. O'Learv, E. L.
Perkins and Samuel Tevis.
Sheriff— JOHN SEDGWICK ; salary, $8,000 per annum. Under Sheriff— A. H. Wands, $2,400 per annum.
Bookkeeper— Levi P. Peck, $H,000 per annum. Assistant Bookkeeper— R. V. Croskey, $1,200 per annum
Deputies— W. W. Greonhood, C. O. Burton, Elisha Kennarson, Walter Smith, W. Irvin Floyd, J. F. Sullivan,
James Deane, Sylvester A. Sniffln, H. Droste, Henry Blum Jr., Dorsan Nichols, J. E. Greene, Charles Salt-
man, W. T. Haverly, Oilman Gale, Henry Marx, James J. Meagher, John W. Bourdet, H. J. McCormick, H.
W. Schwerln. Henry Gille, Jerome Stevenson, J. J. Crowley and John A. Shepston. Chief Jailer County
Jail— Julius C. Green. Jailers— J. W. McKenzie, J. J. Dunn, James O'Donnell, John Russell, Peter Connolly,
Robert Christy, Ed. Gilleran and A. Bahrs. Matron County Jail— Mrs. Martha Little.
Recorder -JOHN W. CHERRY; salary, $4,000 per annum. Chief Deputy— William T. Atwood, $3,000
per annum. Deputies— R. D. Blauvelt and W. P. Merriam. Mortgage Clerk-H. F. Morris. Copyists-E. A.
\\il8on W. H. Voorhees, Alexander Irvine, Clay M. Greene, Charles H. Collins, J. B. Emmal Jr., Harvey
Burdell, O. F. Salomon, M. Warschauer, Mrs. Emma Bell, Miss Josephine T. Bigley, Miss Valence V. Bloch,
Miss Gussie Gray, Miss Carrie B. Laidley, Miss Kittle I. F. Soule, Miss Ella F. White and Miss A. H. Har-
low. Porters— Hermann Tietjen and George W. Dennis.
.„r,^^^"n^~^™.^7 ^^iV^^^J^EL; salary, $4,000 per annum. Deputy- William Stelling. $3,000 per
annum. Clerks-John F. Klenck, $1,800 per annum ; P. J. Hupers, $1,500 per annum.
r,.,. T!^t*^"*'''^~'?'\*'?l^- l^'II^BER ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Chief Deputy-Adolphus A. Hobe, $3,000
per annum. Assistant Deputy-Jacob Widber, $2,100 per annum. Clerk-Jerome Deasy, $1,200 per annum.
Office Depu-
George Burgess,
Chief Drafts-
er annum.
^ „ ... . employed.
400^Lr 8nnum""^^^?.?^^■T^v'?Jf ' ^V'!^''^' ^■^°'^ ^^ ''""""^- ^^''^ Deputy- William J. Gavigan,
d^ ^ « annum. Cashler-L. J. Welch, $2,400 per annum. Deputies-Henry Hart, D. J. Gordon and
lomas B. Cunnmgham, $1,800 per annum each. Porter-James W. Hanna, $840 per apniim.
i„„ ,.„loJ^ Court was organized in January, 1880, after the adoption of the new Constitution and the follow-
ing named Courts abolished ; Fourth, Twelfth, Fifteenth, Nineteenth and Twenty-third District Countv
Probate, Municipal Court of Appeals, Municipal Criminal and City Criminal. District, County,
threl Keu^Ta'rDemUlls'' II JlV.oT^r^^ ^n7»,°'''' ?*^*" 1"^ "^ ^^^^ deputy , at a salary of $200 per month each ;
TifoL*^ . ,; 1 ' . 1 .''^^'^ month each; and extra Clerks, when employed, $160 per month each
The entire annual amount of salaries for his Deputies and Clerks not to exceed $12,000.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "^^/s"pS%.^"E^,ror"T"
9 MArnnMOIinkl Cumberland, lkhigu ano exglish foundry coksl
Jm IlinUUUIlUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
MUNICIP.YL GOVEENMENT. 59
Pake Commissioners— LOUIS McLANE (President) , 'William Alvord and Oliver Eldridge ; uo compensa-
tion. Engineer— City and County Surveyor (ex officio) , no compensation. Secretary — E. H. Sheldon ; salary,
$1,200 per annum. Superintendent — Francis P. Hennessy, $2,400 per annum.
BoAED OF Health— Members : THE MAYOR (President), and Doctors J. C. Murphy, James Simpson,
William A. Douglass, and Henry Gibbons, Jr. ; no compensation.
BoABD CiTT Hall Commissionebs— MAYOR (ez officio), Auditor (ex officio) , City and Coimty Attorney
(ex officio) ; salary, §1,200 per annum each. Secretary— Henry Bartling, $2,400 per annimi. Architect^E.
A. Hathertou, $3,000 per annum.
Commissioners of Insanity- ISAAC S. TITUS, M.D., (President), Geo. A. Reich, M.D., L. J. Henry, M.D.,
A. P. Hayne, M.D. ; salary, iees.
Office Health Department- Health Officer— J. L. MEARES, M. D.; salary, §3,000 per annum. Quaran-
tine Officer. — William M. Lawlor, M.D., $1,800 per annum. Secretary — John Hoesch, $2,100 per annum.
W. H. A. Hodgdon, M. D., Assistant Secretary; $1,200 per annum. Health Inspectors— Scott Elder, Edward
F. Drum, H. J. Burns, George Decker, R. E. Chapman and Daniel S. Culp, $1,200 per annum each. Market
Inspector— Jacob Wray, $1,200 per annum. Superintendent of Disinterments — Daniel Haulon, $900 per an-
num. Messenger— William Hoesch, $900 per annum.
Alms House and Hospital — Superintendent — M. J. KEATING ; salary, $2,400 per annum. Matron — Mrs.
M. J. Keating, $720 per annum. Resident Physician — S. R. Gerry, $1,500 per annum.
City and County Hospital — Superintendent Physician— ISAAC S. TITUS; salary, $2,400 per annum.
Resident Physician— Page Brown, $1..W0 jjer annum. House Physicians — John H. Sheets, William H. Gris-
•wald, A. A. Stoneberger and J. P. LeFevre. Visiting Physicians— W. F. McNutt and Henry Gibbons, Sr.,
$1,200 per annum each. Visiting Surgeons. — W. A. Douglass and R. A. McLean, $1,200 per annum each.
Apothecary— William Greenberg, $1,200 per annum. Steward — Robert Bell, $1,500 per annum. Terms regu-
lated by the Board of Health.
TwENTY-srxTH STREET HOSPITAL— Resident Physician. —JOHN W. FOYE, salary, $1,800 per annum, j QJQ
Steward — Jeremiah Sullivan, $600 per annum.
Industrial School (Transferred to the control of the Board of Supervisors April 9, 1872, by Act of the
Legislature)— Superiutendent—J. F. MoLAUGHLIN ; salary, $1,680 per annum. Assistant Superintendent-
E. Barthrop, $1,080 per annum. Teachers- J. C. Robinson, $1,080 per annum; B. F. Catlin, $960 per annum.
Teacher Music— J. C. Kemp, $780 per annum. Foreman Shoe Shop— M. McLaughlin, $780 per annum. Fore-
man Tailor Shop— A. P. McCarthy, $780 per annum. Gardener — .John Beatty, $480 per annum. Teamster —
Frank Reynolds, $600 per anniim. Laundryman— J. J. Maloney, $60U per annum. Farmer — A. Sullivan, $600
per annum. Carpenter— Dana T. Lamb, $780 per annum. Steward— Charles H. Warren, $780 per annum.
Matron— Mrs. J. F. McLaughlin, $600 per annum. Seamstress— Mrs. Nellie Harris, ,$360 per annum. Visiting
Physician — Benjamin D. Dean, $900 per annum.
House of Correction— Superintendent.-MORRIS W. DAVIS ; salary, $1,800 per annum. Assistant Su-
perintendent-Robert Dorland, $1,200 per annum. Matron— Mrs. E. A. O'Connor, $600 per annum. Twenty-
one Guards, who receive $660 per annum each.
Gas Inspector.— ROBERT C. AMES ; salary, $1,800 per annum.
Superintendent City Cemetery— ALBERT P. STANYAN ; salary, $900 per annum.
Gardeners Public Squares- DANIEL HORGAN (chief) ; salary, $1,200 per annum ; William Jansen,
Thomas M. Frisbie, -John Duane, William Johnson and. David McCrory ; $900 per annum each.
Gate Keeper Pioneer Park — Augustus Tieroff; salary, $480 per annum.
Watchman Old City Hall— W. O. Southwick ; salary, .$960 per annum. 1 ^
Watchman New City Hall— James McLeod (night) ; salary, $960 per annum ; William Armstrong (day) | Q
$900 per annum. , JJ
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License Collector*— D. R. McNEILL ; appointed by the Board of Supervisors; salary, $3,000 per
anniun. Deputy— M. C. Conroy, $1,800 per annum. Assistant Collectors— P. F. DuFlon, D. R. Lockwood, H.
W. Fraser, George E. Lewis, M. J. O'Reilly, Thomas Bryan, Francis J. Byrne, Andrew Spaulding, William
Hynes, W. E. Eakin, A. P. Wilson, W. Lipman, John Fargue, A. E. Buckingham, James C. McGlynn and Paul
Mitchell, $1,51)0 per annum each. j ^
Registr.4,r of Voters— JOSEPH L. THARP ; appointed by the Governor; salary, $3,600 per annum. 1 C5
Chief Clerk— W. H. Holmes, $1,800 per annimi. Deputy— Henry Marshall, $1,800 per annum. Clerk and [ M
Messenger— H. P. Parker, $1,500 per annum. ' ri
Surveyor t— WILLIAM P. HUMPHREYS ; salary, $500 per annum andjfees. Deputies— Charles S. Til- ^
ton and George R. Turner. - ^
Superintendent Public Streets and HiomvAYS- ROBERT J. GRAHAM ; salary, $4,000 per annum. ! ^
Chief Deputy— R. A. Robinson, $2,400 per annum Deputies— Daniel McLeod, W. J. Harrington, $2,400 per j ^
annum each ; C. G. Jackson, S. N. Roberts, John D. Daly, Henry W. Gray, $1,800 per annum each ; John i ^
Denn, James Dever, James Waterman, Edward McCormick and William G. Cue, $1,500 per annum-each. W
Coroner— F. L. WEEKS, M. D.; salary, $4,000 per annum. Deputies— D. A. Smith, $1,800 per annum, *
and John G. Lockwood, $1,1500 per annum. Messenger — John McCarthy, $900 per annum. M
Public Administrator- WALTER M. LEMAN ; salary, fees. Attorney— Frank J. French; salary, fees. | h^
City Physiclan— CHABLES BLACH ; salary $1,800 per annum. Police Surgeon— S. S. Stambough, , P
$1,200 per annum. ( O
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Pound Keeper— RUDOLPH LOSSIUS ; salary, $900 per annum and fees. ! »-•
Fire Department Comjiissionees- —EDWARD B. COTTER (President), Edward Flaherty, Frank Q. j?
Edwards, Frederick C. Siebe and John Mason ; no compensation. Clerk— Ezekiel B. Vreeland ; salary, $1,800 j ^
per annum. Janitor and Messenger — George W. L. Post, $900 per annum.
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph— Superintendent— JOHN CURRAN ; term regulated by the • 03
Board of Supervisors ; salary $2,400 per annum. Operators— William Morton, Alfred Clarke, Jr., and E. H. | 0
Reese, $1,500 per annum each. Line Repairers — William E. Ackerson, $1,200 per annum ; Antone Chris- ! O
tiansen and Daniel Shay, $1,080 per annum each. ^
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* The Act of the Legislature, April 3d, 1876, authorizes the Collector of Licenses to appoint, with the
advice and consent of the Mayor, Auditor and Treasurer, as many Assistant Collectors of Licenses as they
may deem necessary, not to exceed twelve, to hold their offices during the pleasure of the Collector of
Licenses.
t The County Surveyor receives fees for surveying private property, principally street work. Salaries of
Deputies and Clerks paid by the Surveyor.
mm, MAPLE, CHEERY '°'"' ""°"'«'"^-°'"- -SSpearS.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear SI , and 26, 28 Howard CI.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
60
SAN FEANCISCO DIKECTORY.
Election Districts.
state Congressional.
FiBST D18TKICT.— The City and County of San Fran-
Cisco.
Second District.— The counties of Contra Costa,
Alameda, San Joaquin, Calaveras, Amador, El Dorado,
Sacramento, Placer, Nevada, Alpine and Tuolumne.
Thibd Distbict. — The counties of Marin, Sonoma,
Napa, Lake, Solano, Yolo, Sutter, Yuba, Sierra, Butte,
Plumas, Lassen, Tehama, Colusa, Mendocino, Hum-
boldt, Trinity, Shasta, Modoc. Siskiyou, and Del
Norte.
Foubth District.— San Diego, Los Angeles, San Be-
nito, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, Ventura, San
Luis Obispo, Tulare, Monterey, Fresno, Kern, Mer-
ced, Mariposa, Stanislaus, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz,
San Mateo. Mono and Inyo.
Senatorial and Assembly.
Eighth District. — The City and County of San
Francisco and the County of San Mateo shall be the
Eighth Senatorial District, and shall elect one Sena-
tor ; the County of San Mateo shall elect one member
of the Assembly.
Ninth District. — Commencing at a point where the
southerly line of United States Military Reservation,
known as the "Presidio Reservation," intersects with
the waters of the Pacific Ocean ; thence meandering
along the waters of said ocean and the waters of the
Bay of San Francisco, northerly, easterly, and south-
erly, to the point where Washington street intersects
with said Bay ; thence weeterly along said Washington
street, to its intersection with First avenue ; thence
northerly, along said avenue, to its intersection with
the southerly boundary line to said " Presidio Reser-
vation ;" thence westerly and along the southerly
boundary line of the said "Presidio Reservation," to
its intersection with the Pacific Ocean, and the point
of beginning, shall be the Ninth Senatorial District,
and shall elect two Senators and four members of the
Assembly.
Tenth District.— Commencing at a point where
the southerly boundary line of the "Presidio Reserva-
tion" intersects with the waters of the Pacific Ocean;
thence easterly and along the southerly boundary line
of said "Presidio Reservation" to the point where
First Avenue Intersects with said boundary line;
thence southerly along said First avenue to the point
where Washington street intersects with said First
avenue ; thence easterly along said Washington
street to its intersection with the waters of the Bay
of San Francisco ; thence southerly along the line of
said Bay to the point of Intersection of Market street
with said Bay; thence westerly along said Market
street to the point where Geary street intersects with
said Market .street; thence westerly along said Geary
street to where It connects with the Point Lobos Toll
Road; thence along said Point Lobos Toll Road, and
said toll road produced in a direct line to the Pacific
Ocean; thence northerly along said ocean to the point
of beginning, shall be the Tenth Senatorial District,
and shall elect two Senators and four members of the
Assembly.
Eleventh Dlstrict.— Commencing at a point on the
line of Market street where Fourth street intersects
with said Market street; thence easterly, and along
said Market street to the waters of t be Bay of San
Francisco; thence southerly and southwesterly along
the line of the waters of said Bay, to a point where
Fourth stri^et intersects with said Bay ; thence north-
erly along the line of said Fourth street to the point
of beginning, shall be the Eleventh Senatorial Dis-
trict, and shall elect two Senators and four members
of the Assembly.
Twklkth District.- Commencing at the intersec-
tion of Larkin and Genry streets, and running thence
easterly along said Geary street to its intersection
with Market street; thence southwesterly along the
line of said Market street to tlie point of Intersection
of Fourth street with said Market street ; thence
southerly along said Fourth street to the point of its
Intersection with Channel street; thence southwest-
erly along said Channel street to the point of its In-
tersection with Eighth street; thence northerly along
said Eighth street to the point of its intersection with
Market street; thence southwesterly along said Market
street to the point of the intersection of Larkin street
with said Market street ; thence northerly along said
Larkin street to the point of beginning, shall be the
Twelfth Senatorial District, and shall elect two Sena-
tors and four members of the Assembly.
Thirteenth District.- Commencing at a point
where the Point Lobos Toll Road produced in a direct
line westerly intersects with the waters of the Pacific
Ocean, and running thence easterly along said Point
Lobos Toll Road to the point of its connection with
Geary street; thence along said Geary street easterly
to its intersection with Larkin street; thence south-
erly along said Larkin street to the point of its inter-
section with Market street; thence northerly along
said Market street to the point where Eighth stree't
intersects with said Market street; thence southeast-
erly along said Eighth street to its intersection with
Channel street; thence northeasterly along said Chan-
nel street to the point of its intersection with Fourth
street ; thence southeasterly along said Fourth street
to the point of its intersection with the Bay of San
Francisco; thence southerly along the line of the
waters of said bay to the point of intersection of the
boundary line between the City and County of San
Francisco and the County of San Mateo with the wa-
ters of said bay ; thence westerly along said boundary
line to the point of its intersection with the Pacific
Ocean; thence northerly along the line of said ocean
to the point of beginning, shall be the Thirteenth
Senatorial District, and shall elect two Senators and
four members of the Assembly.
City and County.
First Ward. — Bounded by the waters of the Bay of
San Francisco on the north and east ; by the north
line of Washington street on the south ; by the east
line of Kearny street on the west ; including the
islands in the Bay.
Number of Voting Precincts — eight.
Second Wabd. — Bounded by the waters of the Bay
of San Francisco on the north ; by the west line of
Kearny street on the east ; by the north line of Val-
lejo street on the south ; by the east line of Larkin
street on the west.
Number of Precincts — nine.
Third Ward.— Bounded by the south line of Wash-
ington street on the north, by the waters of the Bay
of San Francisco, and the northerly line of Market
street on the east ; by the north line of California
street on the south, and the east line of Kearny street
on the west.
Number of Precincts — three.
Fourth Ward.— Bounded by the south line of Val-
lejo street on the north, by the west line of Kearny
street on the east, by the north line of Washington
street on tne south, and by the east line of Larkin
street on the west.
Number of Precincts — eight.
Fifth Ward.— Bounded by the south line of Cali-
fornia street on the north ; by the northerly line of
Market street on the southeast ; and by the east line
of Kearny street on the west.
Number of Precincts— Two.
Sixth Ward.- Bounded by the south line of Wash-
ington street on the north by the west line of Kearny
street on the east ; by the north line of Pine street on
the south ; and by the east line of Larkin street on the
west.
Number of Precincts— six.
Seventh Ward. — Bounded by the southerly line of
Market street on the north-west ; by the waters of the
Bay of San Francisco on the north-east ; by the north-
erly line of Harrison street on the south-east ; and by
the easterly line of Second street on the south-west.
Number of Precincts — eight.
Eighth Ward. — Bounded by the south line of Pine
street on the north ; by the we.st line of Kearny street
on the east ; by the northerly line of Market street on
the south-east ; and by the east line of Larkin street
On the west.
Number of Precincts— eighteen.
Ninth Ward.— Bounded by the southerly line of
Harrison street on the north-west ; by the waters of
the bay of San Francisco on the north-east and east ;
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by the northerly line of Channel street on the south-
east ; and by the easterly line of Seventh street on
the south-west.
Number of Precincts — ten.
Tenth Wabd. — Bounded by the southerly line of
Market street on the north-west ; by the westerly line
of Second street on the north-east ; by the northerly
line of Harrison street on the south-east ; and by the
easterly line of Seventh street on the south-west.
Number of Precincts — twenty-foiu:.
Eleventh WaiiD. — Bounded by the southerly line
of Ridley street, the southerly line of Ridley street
produced due west to the Pacitic Ocean, the southerly
line of Market street, the westerly line of Seventh
street, and the southerly line of Channel street on
the north ; by the waters of the Bay of San Francisco
on the east ; by the southerly line of the City and
County of San Francisco on the south ; and by the
waters of the Pacific Ocean on the west.
Number of Precincts — thirty-three.
Twelfth Ward. — Bounded by the waters of the
Pacific Ocean and the waters of the Bay of San Fran-
cisco on the north ; by the west line of Larkin street
on the east ; by the northerly line of Market street,
the north line of Ridley street, and the north line of
Ridley street produced due west to the Pacific Ocean
on the south ; and by the waters of the Pacific Ocean
on the west.
Number of Precincts— twenty-four.
Police Departments^"
Chief of Police.— PATRICK CROWLEY.
Commissioners. — George W. Beaver, Colin M. Boyd,
Asa R. Wells and the Chief of Police (ex-olHcio) .
Captains of Police. — Isaiah W. Lees, William Y.
Douglass, John Short, A. W. Stone, and Leonard
Guion.
Clerk Chief of Police. — Alfred Clarke.
Property Clerk. — William Cullen.
Detectives. — John Meagher, John Cofley, William
S. Jones, Nathaniel L. Jehu, R. J. Whittaker, Benja-
min F. Bohen, Daniel Cofi'ey, J. R. Rogers, Edward
Byram,Amop Bainbridge, Robert Hogan,aud Christo-
pher C. Cox.
Sergeants. — George W. Harman, Abraham Sharp,
J. W. Shields, T. P. Kingsbury, Michael Murray,
Edward Cohrn, Michael Fitzgerald, Gideon Thomp-
son, William L. Coles, William E. Hall, Socrates C.
Fleming. Thomas D. Barustead, Thomas Flanders,
Bernard Harter, James J. Reeves, George Birdsall, C.
H. Witham, John Duncan, Charles Nash, Charles Cul-
len, C. Martin, R. J. Falls, J. T. Wright, M. Lind-
helmer, Joseph Melody, Charles W. Armager, J. A.
Wilson, William H. Kentzel, Thomas R. Longford,
John P. McDermott, Frederick F. Brown, Charles
Cook. M. Murphy, Thomas W. Bethel, T. D.McKenna,
Stephen Bunner, A.J. Duulevy, and George W. Hogue.
Corporals — P. S. Hagerty, John C. Ayres, A.. J.
Houghtaling, John M. Fltzgibbon, Joseph Bee, James
H. Hutton, William D. Hensley, Watson Nichols,
Charles Edelman, and John Avan.
*The Act of the Legislature of 1877-78, approved
April 1, 1878, authorizes the Board of Supervisors to
increase the police force in their discretion to any
number not exceeding four hundred in all. Number
now authorized and employed, five captains, salary
$1,800 per annum each; one clerk of Chief of Police,
$1,800 per annum; one jsroperty clerk, $1,800 per an-
num; twelve detectives, $1,500 per annum each;
twentj'-five sergeants, $1,500 per annum each ; twelve
corporals, $1,404 per annum each: two hundred and
seventy-three regular patrolmen, $1,224 per annum
each. An ordinance has recently been passed in-
creasing the force to four hundred, the limit allowed
by law.
The sum of $24 per year ($2 per month) is deducted
from the pay of every member of the force fur the
creation of "The Police Life and Health Insurance
Fund."
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraphf
Superintendent— John Curran.
Operators— Alfred Clarke, Jr., E. H. Reese, and
WiUiam Morton.
Kep.alrers.— William E. Ackerson, Antone Chris-
tiansen and Daniel Shay.
signal box stations.
2— S. W. corner Mason and Lombard.
3 — S. E. comer Stockton and Greenwich.
4 — N. W. corner Sansome and Greenwich.
5 — N. E. corner Battery and Union.
6 — S. E. comer Montgomery and Green.
7 — S. E. corner Kearny and Union.
8 — S. W. comer Powell and Union.
9 — N. E. Corner Dupont and Vallejo.
12 — S. W. corner California and Kearny.
13 — S. W. corner Front and Broadway.
14 — S. W. comer Stockton and Broadway.
15 — S. W. comer Clay and East.
16 — N. W. comer Mason and Pacific.
17 — N. E. comer Keamy and Pacific.
18 — S. W. comer Sansome and Jackson.
19 — N. E. corner Davis and Washington.
21 — S. E. corner Clay and Kearny.
23— S. E. corner Taylor and Clay.
24 — S. E. comer Clay and Powell.
25 — N. W. corner Washington and Dupont.
26 — S. E. corner Clay and Battery.
27 — N. W. corner Montgomery and Commercial.
28 — S. W. corner Piue and Dupont.
29— N. W. corner Stockton and California.
31 — N. W. corner Sansome and Halleck.
32 — S. W. corner California and Drumm.
34 — S. W. corner Mission and Steuart.
35 — S. E. comer Montgomerj' and Pine.
36 — N. W. comer Folsom and Steuart.
37 — N. W. comer Battery and Bush.
38— S. W. corner Market and Second.
39 — N. W. comer Howard amd Spear.
41 — N. W. comt-r Sutter and Jones.
42 — S. E. corner Geary and Mason.
43 — O'Farrell, near Dupont.
45 — S. E. corner O'Farrell and Jones.
46 — N. W. comer Keamy and Sutter.
47 — S. W. comer Eddy and Powell.
48 — S. W. comer Geary and Kearny.
49 — N. W. comer Stockton and Sutter.
51 — N. W. comer Folsom and Beale.
52 — S. W. comer Mission and Fremont.
53 — N. side King bet Second and Third.
54 — Engine House No. 4, Second, near Howard.
56 — South side Bryant, west of First.
57 — N. W. corner Brannan and Second.
58 — N. W. corner Folsom and First.
59— P. M. S. S. Co.'s wharf, foot of First.
61— S. W. corner Howard and Third.
62 — S. W. comer Mission and Fourth.
63 — N. E. corner Harrison and Fourth.
64— S. W. corner Howard and Fifth.
65 — S. W. comer Mission and Sixth.
67 — N. E. comer Harrison and Hawthorne.
68 — N. E. comer Brannan and Fourth.
69— S. W. comer Bryant and Third.
71 — S. W. corner Mission and Eleventh.
72— S. E. corner Mission and Thirteenth.
73— S. E. comer Howard and Eighth.
74 — Engine House No. 7, Sixteenth.
75 — N. W. corner Jones and McAllister.
76— S. W. comer Market and Hayes.
78 — N. E. comer Folsom and Ninth.
79— N. W. comer Folsom and Twelfth.
81— S. W. corner Franklin and Hayes.
82— N. E. comer Fulton and Gough.
83— N. E. corner Octavia and Oak.
84 — Junction Valencia and Market.
85 — N. E. corner Laguna and Hayes.
80 — S. W. corner Oak and Van Ness Avenue
87— S. E. comer Haight and Webster.
91— N. E. comer Hyde and Turk.
92— S. E. corner Franklin and Turk.
93 — N. E. corner Jones and Turk.
94— S. E. comer Polk and Ellis. •%
95— N. W. comer Taylor and Golden Gate Avenue
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96— S. W. corner Ellis and Taylor.
123— S. W. comer Hyde and Union.
124— Pioneer 'SVooUu Mills, Black Point.
125 — N. W. comer Filbert and Joues.
126 — S. E. comer Hyde and Wasliin^'ton.
127 — S. E. comtT Broadway and P(dk.
128 — S. E. comer Clay and Leavenworth.
129— N. W. corner Pacific and Leavenworth.
132 — S. W. comer Pine and Mason.
134 — S. E. comer Bush and Hyde.
135— S. E. corner Bush and Pulk.
136 — N. E. corner Post and Van Ness avenue.
137 — N. W. corner Post and Larkin.
138 — S. W. comer California and Larkin.
139— S. E. comer O'Farrell and Hyde.
142— N. E. comer Valencia and Twentieth.
143— N. E. comer Mission and Twenty-second.
145 — N. W. comer Folsom and Twenty-second.
146— S. W. comer Folsom and Sixteenth.
147 — N. E. comer Howard and Twentieth.
148 — N. E. corner Mission and Sixteenth.
149 — S. W. comer Folsom and Eighteenth.
152 — N.W. corner Brannan and Eighth.
153 — N. W. corner Harrison and Seventh.
154 — N. W. corner Bryant and Sixth.
156 — N. E. comer Fourth and Berry.
157 — South side Folsom, east of Fourth
158— South side Fols.im, east of Fifth.
159 — N. W. corner Folsum and Sixth.
162— S. E. comer Pacific and Franklin.
163 — N. E. comer Sacramento and Franklin.
164— S. E. comer Clay and Polk.
172 — S. E. comer McAllister and Buchanan.
173 — S. TV. corner Ellis and Buchanan.
174 — N. E. corner Turk and Fillmore.
175 — N. E. comer Grove and Webster.
176— N. W. corner Post and Octavla.
178 — N. W. corner Buchanan and Geary.
182 — N. E. comer Sixth and Townsend.
183— S. E. corner Mission and Ei^'hth.
192— N. W. corner California and Front.
193—8. W. comer Hyde and Chestnut.
194 — N. W. corner Stockton and Francisco.
213— S. W. corner Bush and Buchanan.
214 — S. E. corner Bush and Steiner.
215 — S. W. comer Washiutrton aud Webster.
216 — S. E. corner Sacramento and Fillmore.
217— S. E. comer Bush and Devisadero.
218— N. E. comer Post and Fillmore.
219— S. E. corner Klbert and Fillmore.
231 — N. W. comer Howard and Twenty-fourth.
234— N. W. comer Harrison and Twenty-fourth.
235— rS. W. Twenty-second and Potrero Avenue
236— N. E. comer Mission and Twenty-sixth.
2.37—8. W. corner Twcuty-second and Dolores.
238— N. E. corner Santa Clara and Potrero avenue.
241—8. E. corner Gouf,'h and Bush.
243 — N. W. corner Clay aud Scott.
245— S. W. comer Gearj* and Steiner.
246—8. E. corner Gearv and Devisadero.
247— N. W. corner Turk and Scott.
248— N. E. corner Devisadero and Fulton.
251— N. E. corner Broadway and Octavia
253 — N. E. corner Union and Laguna
254— N. E. corner Union and Pierce.
261 — S. W. Corner Stevenson and Ecker.
271— S. W. corner Seventeenth and Church.
273— Eighteenth, east of Castro.
274— N.W. corner Twenty-fourth and Guerrero.
27.5— Corner Twenty-fourth and Church.
281— San Bruno Road and Twentv-eighth.
28:J— Corner Twenty-eighth and Church.
284— Comer Twenty-ninth and Mission.
291—8. W. corner Jones and Vallejo.
312 — N. E. comer Jackson and Laguna.
314 — S. E. corner California and Laguna.
321—8. E. comer Pierce and California.
324 — 8. E. corner Sacramento and Brodcrlck.
325—8. E. corner Calif<.rnia and Central avenue.
326 — 8. E. comer Sutter and Baker.
341—8. W. corner Ellis and Pierce.
351 — N. W. corner Montgomery and Broadway.
361— S. E. comer Ridley and Guerrero.
SOUTH SAN FBANCI8C0 BBAKCH.
3— N. E. comer First avenue and Kentucky.
4 — 8, W. comer Fifteenth avenue and P.
5— E. side Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada.
6—8. W. corner Butte and Kentucky.
Directions for Key-holders. — Upon the discov-
ery of a tire near your signal-box, turn the crank
steadily to the right, forty times, then wait a few
moments, and if you hear no alarm on ' the large
bells, turn as before. If you still hear no alarm, go
to the next box and give the alarm from that. Never
open the box or touch the crank except in case of
fli'e. Never signal for a fire seen at a distance. Do
not give an alarm for a burning chimney. Be sure
your box is locked before leaving it. Upon a second
alarm being struck for the same fire it will be con-
sidered a general alarm. Second alarms will be
turned in only by order of the Chief Engineer or his
Assistants.
Keys of the signal boxes are deposited in the vicin-
ity of each box, at such places as are indicated upon
cards placed thereon.
The signal boxes in use consist of eighty-two crank
boxes and seventy-seven automatic boxes. An alarm
from an automatic box is given by pulling down the
hook once and letting go, unerring mechanism doing
the rest.
Complaints concerning the working of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph, irregitlar striking of the btlls and
gongs, broken wires, etc., should in all cases be made
at the Fire Alarm Office, Brenham Place.
In case of tumult or riot, whereby the services of
the Police force are required, an alarm will be given,
consisting of ten strokes upon the bells and gongs,
repeated five times, which will be a signal for the Po-
lice to assemble at the old City Hall. This alarm will
be given only by order of the Mayor or Chief of
Police.
The telegrajsh apparatus consists of about one hun-
dred and twenty miles of wire, divided into nineteen
circuits, of which twelve are signal circuits, or cir-
cuits running to the signal boxes. Alarm gongs are
located in the different Engine, Hook and Ladder, and
Hose houses, each connected with the Central Olficeby
the tire alarm circuits aud eight alarm bells for striking
the alarm box, located as follows: One on the Hall of
the Exempt Fire Co., one on the Engine House on Sixth
street, one on the Engine House on Stockton street,
one on the Engine House on Second street, one on the
Engine House on California street, one ou the Engine
House on Sixteenth street, one on the Engine House
on Bryant street, and one on the Engine House on Pa-
cific street. The bells and gongs are each struck at
the same time by electrical machinery.
Fire Department.
The Paid Fire Department of the City and County
of San FYancisco was organized December 3, 18('>6.
The present force consists of three hundred and
three officers and men (including the Board of En-
gineers, the Clerk and Messenger of the Board of Fire
Commissioners, the Veterinary Surgeon, aud employ-
ees at the Corporation Yard), twelve steamers, to
each of which is attached a hose reel, eight hose
carriages, and four hook aud ladder trucks ;
also five steamers, seven hose reels, and three
hook and ladder trucks in reserve at the Cor-
poration Yard, the condition of which is as fully kept
up to the standard required as that of the apparatus
in active service. Each steamer and hook and ladder
truck is drawn by two horses, aud the hose carriages
by one each. Number of horses in the Department,
seventy-one. Amount of hose in use twenty-tour thou-
sand feet, all of which is carbolized. Number of hy-
drants, one thousand three hundred and seventy-one
available for the purpose of extinguishing tires ; num-
ber of cisterns, fitty-tive, in good order ; total ca-
pacity, two million eleven thousand eight hundred
and fifty-six gallons.
Hxpenditures for the Fiscal Year ending June 30,
1881. — Salaries, $199,2(i0 00 ; apparatus, materials, etc.,
$24,779 95 ; running expenses, oltice rent, stationery,
etc., $49,627 18 ; cisterns and hydrants, $3,303 03. To-
tal cost of department, $285,691.
Board of Fibe Commissioners. — Edward B. Cotter,
(President); Edward Flaherty, Frank G. Edwards,
Fred. C. Siebe and John Mason, Commissioners ; E.
B. Vreeland, Clerk ; George W. L. Post, Messenger.
Officers.- David Scannell, Chief Engineer ; Matthew
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Brady, Assistant Chief Engineer ; A, C. Imbrie, James
Riley, John E. Ross, and George W. Kennard, Assist-
ant Engineers ; Samuel Rainey, Superiuteudent of
Steamers ; John ReiUy, Assistant Superintendent
of Steamers ; Peter Burns, Veterinary Surgeon ; Will-
iam Eyre, Cori>oration Yard Clerk ; Charles Lyons,
Corporation Yard Drayman ; John McCarthy and
Dennis Sullivan, Hydrantmen; John Wills, Carpen-
ter ; H. H. Gorter, Substitute Engineer and Machinist;
Cornelius Guinea, Corporation Yard Watchman.
Ste.\mer No. 1. — Located 419 Pacific street. Com-
pany organized December 3, 1866. Engine, Amoskeag.
second class ; size of cylindeai six and a half inches ;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred
gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand five hun-
dred pounds. Foreman, John Hewston.
Steamer, No. 2 — Located 412 Bush street. Com-
pany organized December 3, 1866. Engine. Amoskeag,
second class ; cylinders, six and a half inches ; length
of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred gallons
per minute ; weight, six thousand pounds. Fore-
man, Thomas Sands.
Steamer, No. 3. — Located on the south side of Cali-
fornia street, between Leavenworth and Hyde. Com-
pany organized December 3, 1866. Engine, Amos-
keag, third class ; cylinders, seven and a half inches ;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, three hundred
gallons per minute ; weight, five thousand five hun-
dred pounds. Foreman, M. J. Dolan.
Steamer, No. 4. — Located 144 Second street. Com-
pany organized December 3, 186G. Engine, Amos-
keag, second class ; cylinder, six and a half inches ;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred
gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand five hundred
pounds. Foreman, Edward Keating.
Steamer, No. 5. — Located 1219 Stockton street.
Company organized December 3, 1866. Engine, Amos-
keag, third class ; cylinders, seven and a half inches ;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, three hundred
gallons per minute ; weight, five thousand five
hundred pounds. Foreman, John J. Mahoney.
Steamer, No. 6. — Located 311 Sixth street. Com-
pany organized December 3, 1866. Engine, Amos-
keag, second class ; cylinders, six and a half Inches ;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred
gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand pounds.
Foreman, John Dougherty.
Steamer, No. 7. — Located on the north side of Six-
teenth street, between Valencia and Guerrero.. Com-
pany organized April 15, 1868. Engine, Amoskeag,
second class ; cylinder, eight and a half inches ;
length of stroke, twelve inches ; capacity, four hun-
dred gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand
pounds. Foreman, John J. Skehan.
Steamer, No. 8. — Located Pacific avenue, between
Polk and Van Ness avenue. Company organized June
1, 1869. Engine, Kimball, third class; cylinder,
seven and a half inches ; length of stroke, ten inches ;
capacity, three hundred gallons per minute ; weight,
four thousand i)ounds. Foreman, James Grady.
Steamer, No. 9.. — Located 320 Main street. Com-
pany organized October 30, 1873. Engine, Amoskeag,
second class ; cylinder, six and a half inches ; length
of stroke, ten inches : capacity, four hundred gallons
per minute ; weight, six thousand pounds. Foreman,
M. Kelly.
Steamer, No. 10.— Located on Bryant street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. Company organized Febru-
ary, 1873. Engine, Amoskeag, second class ; cylinder,
six and a half inches, length of stroke, ten inches ;
capacity, four hundred gallons per minute ; weight,
Bix thousand pounds. Foreman, Thomas O'Reilly.
Steamer, No. 11. — Located on Fourteenth avenue,
between Railroad avenue and N street, South San
Francisco. Company organized June, 1874. Engine,
Amoskeag, second class ; cylinder, eight and a half
inches ; length of stroke, twelve iuche.'s ; capacity,
four Jjuudred gallons per minute ; weight, six thou-
sand pounds. Foreman, C. J. Gillen.
Steamer No. 12. — Located southwest corner of
Drumm and Commercial streets. Company organ-
ized September, 1879. Engine. Amoskeag. first class ;
cylinders, eight inches ; length of stroke, twelve
inches ; capacity, six hundred gallons per minute ;
weight, nine thousand pounds. Foreman, George
Maxwell.
Hose, No. 1. — Located 112 Jackson street. Company
organized December 3, 1866. Foreman, Charles Towe.
Hose, No. 2. — Located on Post street, near Fillmore.
Company organized December 3, 1866. Foreman,
M. Lavell.
Hose, No. 3. — Located on Folsom street, near
Twenty-second. Company organized December 3,
1866. Foreman, Isaac V. Denniston.
Hose, No. 4. — Located 1802 Stockton street. Com-
pany organized December 3, 1866. Foreman, James
Derham.
Hose, No. 5. — Located on the south side of Market
street, between Tenth and Eleventh. Company or-
ganized December 3, 1866. Foreman, James Riley.
Hose, No. 6. — Located on McAllister street, between
Webster and Buchanan. Company organized April,
1876. Foreman, P. H. Jones.
Hose, No. 7. — Located on Tennessee street, between
Sierra and Napa. Company organized February 1,
1879. Foreman, M. McCoy.
Hose, No. 8. — Located on Filbert street, between
Fillmore and Webster. Company organized February
1, 1879. Foreman, Ira J. Casebolt.
Hose, No. 9. — (Fireboat, Governor Irwin) . Located
Broadway Wharf, foot of Broadway. Organized 1878.
Foreman, Thomas Coleman.
Hook and Ladder, No. 1. — Located 22 O'Farrell
street. Com^jany organized December 3, 1866. Fore-
man, A. Rissland.
Ho3k and Ladder, No. 2. — Located 627 Broad-
way, Company organized December 3, 1866. Fore-
man— John O'Brien.
Hook and Ladder, No. 3. — Located on the south
side of Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Company organized November, 1874. Foreman, Ed-
ward F. McKittrick. ^
Hook and Ladder, No. 4. — Located on the north
side of Pacific street, between Jones {»nd Leaven-
worth. Company organized April, 1877. Foreman,
James W. Kentzell.
Fire Patrol.
Established in May, 1875, by the Board of Fire Un-
derwriters. It is conducted on the same principle
as the one in successful operation in New York City.
The apparatus consists of wagons carrying rubber
covers, fire extinguishers, ladders, and other appli-
ances for extinguishing fires, sa\ing life, and protect-
ing property from damage by water. The force con-
sists of fourteen men including the Captain, who are
on duty day and night. There are two stations. No.
1, located southwest corner of Stevenson and Ecker
streets, and No. 2, north side of Grove, between Lar-
kin and Polk streets. Telegraph ^vire8 extend from
Station No. 1 to the office of the American District
Telegraph Co. , and also to the Palace and Grand Hotels.
Station No. 1.— Members.— Russell White, Captain ;
Charles H. Okell, Lieutenant ; Scott Wycott', G. W.
Harrison, William F. Thomas, Charles M. Janes, R.
Woodside, G. Richardson and G. Short, Privates.
Station No. 2. — INIembers. — John F. O.Comstock,
Lieutenant ; John Littlefield, Thomas Dornin, Fred.
Brown and F. G. Drummoud, Privates.
Fere Marshal.— John L. Durkee (appointed by the
Board of Underwriters) . Ofiftce, old City Hall, third
floor.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The free public schools of San Francisco are the
pride of the citizens, and their efficiency attract many
families to reside in the city in order that their child-
ren may reap the advantages they ofifer. The first
Euglish school was established in April. 1847, with
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about thirty pupils, taught by a Mr. Marston, who is,
therefore, the pioneer teacher of the city. Late In
Ihe same year the citlzeus organized a public school,
and erected a building on the southwest corner of the
Plaza, now Portsmouth Square. In April, 1849, the
Common Council established a public school, and
John C. Pelton and wife were employed as teachers,
and this was the beginning of the system which has
continued to the present time. During the fiscal year
of 1880-1881 there were 62 schools, employing 719
teachers, and having an enrolled attendance of 40,187
pupils, of whom 21,435 were boys, and 18,7.52 girls.
By the report of the School Census Marshal, June 30,
1881, the number of youth in the city under seven-
teen years of age is 75,386, being a decrease for the
year of 4,820. The number between five and seven-
teen who are entitled to draw school money is 55,115,
a decrease of 3,377 for the year. The number attend-
ing private and church schools only, during the year
(not including Chinese) was 5,731, a decrease during
the year of 921. The number between five and sev-
enteen years of age (not including Chinese) who
have not attended school at any time during the
year was 12,973 a decrease from the preceding year of
1,855. The last exhibit — of children not attending
any school — is worthy of note. The enrollment at
the different schools was as follows : High schools —
Boys, 325 ; girls, 850 ; total, 1,175. Grammar schools,
including some Primary grades — Boys, 6, .592 ; girls,
7,112 ; total, 13,704. Primary schools, including some
Orammar grades — Bovs, 11,508; girls, 10,289; total,
21,797. Evening schools— Boys, 3,010 ; girls, 501 ;
total, 3,511. The financial condition of the Depart-
ment is represented as follows : The city tax for
school purposes in the year 1880-81 was 17.02 cents on
each SluO. The total income, including cash on hand
at the beginning of the year was $902,485 66, a de-
crease from last year of $65,246 34. The expendi-
tures were $827,323 71 ; increase for the year S18,191.
The amount of expenditures, $875,448 47, published
last year included $66,315 75 paid on account of
1878-79. Cost of instruction per pupil, based on
the enrollment, and excluding expendituresfor build-
ings, $18 76. Cost of instruction per pupil, based on
average daily attendance, and Including expenditures
for buildings, $28 43. The amount paid teachers'
salaries, $621,354 62; a decrease from the preceding
year of $17,904 42. The estimated value of school
property is : School sites, $1,930,000 ; buildings,
$975,000 ; school furniture, $195,000 ; libraries, $12,-
000 ; school apparatus, $25,000. Total, $3,137,000.
COSMOPOLITAN SCHOOLS.— Professor Herbst
reports there are three Grammar and three Primary
Schools, in which instruction is given in French to
416 pupils, and in German to 1,924 pupils, besides the
English course prescribed forall the Common Schools
of the city. There are eight special teachers of Ger-
man and French, whose aggregate salary amounts to
$7,200. There are 67 classes in which German or
French is taught ; 44 of these are taught by special
teachers, and 23 by class teachers holding German or
French certificates. The three Grammar Schools in
which French and German are taught are the North
Cosmopolitan, Hayes Valley and South Cosmopolitan,
and the Primary are the Bush Street, South Cosmo-
politan and Greenwich Street.
EVENING SCHOOLS.— Mr. Charles H. Ham, Prin-
cipal of Evening Schools, reports the number of
pupils enrolled during year ending December 31, 1881,
at 3,511. Average daily attendance, 880; average
number belonging to Evening Schools, 1,048. The
terms and holidays are the same as those of the day
schools. The studios are reading, arithmetic, pen-
manship and composition or letter- writing, bookkeep-
ing, industrial drawing, mathematics, etc. The study
of Spanish has been added during the present year,
and at this time there are four classes of sixty piipils
each, who receive lessons alternate evenings, from
two teachers appointed for that purpose. The total
number of classes now in the schools are twenty-eight.
The highest number during the year having been
thirty. The Evening Schools are held at the Lincoln,
Mission and Washington Schools.
CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES. -The new Consti-
txition brings numerous changes in the Public School
system. It recognizes evening, technical and normal
schools as properly belonging to the Common School
Bystem, an<l makes high schools and cosmopolitan
schools practically independent of the State, but de-
pendent upon the city for their establishment and
support. The Board of Education (Section 7) will
have control of the schools, selecting text-books,
direct the examination of teachers, and, unless done
by the Legislature, will prescribe the course of studies,
which may include all the studies of the high schools.
The changes in the examination of teachers and the
selection of text-books are important.
SCHOOL HOUSES.— The following school house
was completed during the year : Ewing Primary —
cost, $35,543 15. The total number of buildings used
by the Department is "iD, of which 65 are owned by
the city and 5 rented. Of those owned by the Depart-
ment. 8 are of brick and 57 are of wood. The amount
paid for rented rooms was $5,756 60.
LOCATION OF SCHOOLS ; NTJMBEB OF PUPILS ENROLLED
AND AVERAGE ATTENDANCE OF PUPILS IN THE
SCHOOLS, MAT, 1881.
BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL.— Location, north side Sut-
ter street, between Gough and Octavia. Pupils en-
rolled, 325 ; average attendance, 263.
GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL.— Location, north side
Bush street, between Hyde and Larkin. Pupils en-
rolled, 850 ; average attendance, 720. Branch Girls'
High School, east side Powell street, near Clay.
BROADWAY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. — Location,
north side Broadway street, between Powell and
Mason. Pupils enrolled, 779 ; average attendance, 593.
CLEMENT GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, Geary
street, between Jones and Leavenworth. Pupils en-
rolled, 918 ; average attendance, 759.
COLUMBIA STREET GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, Columbia street, between Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth. Pupils enrolled, 755 ; average attend-
ance, 555.
DENMAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, north-
west corner Bush and Taylor streets. Pupils enrolled,
1,021 ; average attendance, 807.
FRANKLIN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, east
side Eighth street, between Harrison and Bryant.
Pupils enrolled, 1,125; average attendance, 858.
HAIGHT GRAMMAR SCHOOL— Location, west
side Mission street, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth. Pupils enrolled, 682 ; average attendance, 500.
HAMILTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, south
side Geary street, near Pierce. Pupils enrolled, 637 ;
average attendance, 591.
HAYES VALLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location,
north Bide McAllister street, between Franklin and
Gough. Pupils enrolled, 1,092; average attendance,
917.
LINCOLN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, east
side Fifth street, near Market. Pupils enrolled,
1,363 ; average attendance, 1,041.
MISSION GRAMMAK SCHOOL.— Location, Mission
street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. Pupils en-
rolled, 850 ; average attendance, 641.
NORTH COSMOPOLITAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—
Location, north Bide Filbert street, between Jones
and Taylor. Pupils enrolled, 612 ; average attend-
ance, 501.
RINCON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location, Silver
street, between Second and Third. Pupils enrolled,
829 ; average attendance, 561.
SOUTH COSMOPOLITAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—
Location, Eddy street, between Polk and Van Ness
Avenue. Pupils enrolled, 1,170; average attendance,
1,018.
SPRING VALLEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, south side Broadway street, between Larkin and
Polk. Pupils enrolled, 927 ; average attendance, 753.
W'ASHINGTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL.— Location,
southwest corner Washington and Mason streets.
Pupils enrolled, 603 ; average attendance, 502.
BERNAL HEIGHTS PRIMARY SCHOOL.-^oca-
tion, Cortland avenue, near Moultrie. Pupils enrolled,
112 ; average attendance, 86.
EIGHTH STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, east side Eighth street, between Harrison and
Bryant. Pupils enrolled, 847 ; average attendance, 611-
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EMERSON PRIMARY SCHOOL— Location, north-
east corner Pine and Scott streets. Pupils enrolled,
509 ; average attendance, 414.
EWING PRIMAEY SCHOOL.— Location, north side
Harrison street, between Fourth and Fifth. . Pupils
enrolled, 1,133; average attendance, 832.
GARFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north
Bide Union street, between Montgomery and Kearny.
Pupils enrolled, 595 ; average attendance, 478.
GOLDEN GATE PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location,
north Bide Golden Gate Avenue, between Pierce and
Scott. Pupils enrolled, 528 ; average attendance, 386.
GRANT PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, Golden
Gate Avenue, between Leavenworth and Hyde. Pu-
pils enrolled, 826 ; average attendance, 655.
GREENWICH STREET PRIMARY SCSOOL.— Loca-
tion south side Greenwich street, between Jones
and Leavenworth. Pupils enrolled, 832 ; average at-
tendance 604.
HAYES VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location,
north side Grove street, between Larkin and Polk,
Pupils enrolled, 1.059; average attendance, 768.
IRVING PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, north side
Broadway street, between Montgomery and Sansome.
, Pupils enrolled, 533 ; average attendance, 402.
1 JACKSON STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca-
1 tion north side Jackson street, between Webster and
Fillmore. Pupils enrolled, 384; average attendance,
262
LINCOLN PRIMARY SCpOOL.— Location. east side
Fifth street, near Market. Pupils enrolled, 986 ; av-
erage attendance, 819.
LOMBARD STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Loca-
tion north side Lombard street, between Baker and
Broderick. Pupils enrolled, 127; average attend-
ance, 94.
MISSION PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, west side
MisBion street, between I'ifteenth and Sixteenth. Pu-
pils enrolled, 907; average attendance, 599.
NOE AND TEMPLE STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Location, southeast corner Noe and Twenty-fifth
streets. Pupils enrolled, 335; average attendance,
269
PINE AND LARKIN STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Location, southwest corner Pine and Larkin streets.
Pupils enrolled, 651 ; average attendance, 443.
POINT LOBOS PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location,
Point Lobos avenue, near Nineteenth avenue. Pupils
enrolled, 37; average attendance. 26.
SOUTH COSMOPOLITAN PRIMARY SCHOOL.—
Location, south side Bush street, near Stockton. Pu-
pils enrolled, 800 ; average attendance, 555.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO SCHOOL.— Location,
Fourteenth avenue, near L street. Pupils enrolled,
530; average attendance, 418.
POTRERO PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, south-
west comer Kentucky and Napa streets. Pupils en-
rolled, 401; average attendance, 304.
POWELL STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Loca-
tion, west side Powell street, between Washington
and Jackson. Pupils enrolled, 665; average attend-
ance, 476.
SANCHEZ STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.--Loca-
tion, Sanchez street, between Fifteenth and Six-
teenth. Pupils enrolled, 461 ; average attendance, 363.
SHOTWELL STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Loca-
tion, east side Shotwell street, between Twentj'-second
and Twenty-third. Pupils enrolled, 560; average at-
tendance, 401.
SILVER STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location,
north side Silver street, between Second and Third.
PupilsenroUed, 1,287 ; average attendance, 910.
SPRING VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location,
south side of Union street, between Franklin and
Gough. Pupils enrolled, 292 ; average attendance, 210.
STARR KING PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, Bry-
ant street, near Sixth. Pupils enrolled, 815 ; average
attendance, 630.
TEHAMA PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location, south
Bide Tehama street, near First. Pupils enrolled,
1,003 ; average attendance, 680.
TURK STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Location,
south side Turk street, between Webster and Bu-
chanan. Pupils enrolled, 797 ; average attendance,
547
UNION PRIMARY SCHOOL.— Location, northwest
corner Filbert and Kearny streets. Pupils enrolled,
571 ; average attendance, 420.
VALENCIA STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.-Loca-
tion, east side Valencia street, between Twenty-second
and Twenty-third. Pupils enrolled, L183; average
attendance, 992.
WEST MISSION STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Lacation, West Mission street, between Hermann and
Ridley. Pupils enrolled, 89 ; average attendance, 78.
BUENA VISTA SCHOOL.-Location, York street,
between Solano and Butte. Pupils enrolled, 209 ; av-
erage attendance, 146.
FAIRMOUNT SCHOOL.— Location, Chenery street,
near Randall. Pupils enrolled, 513; average attend-
ance, 373.
LAGUNA HONDA SCHOOL.-Location, Seventh av-
enue, near Laguna Honda. Pupils enrolled, 99 ;
average attendance, 66.
LOBOS AVENUE SCHOOL.— Location, Point Lobos
avenue, near Parker avenue. Pupils enrolled, 212 ;
attendance, 158.
OCEAN HOUSE SCHOOL.-Location, San Miguel
Road, near Ocean House Road. Pupils enrolled, 67 ;
average attendance, 57.
SOUTH END SCHOOL.-Location Williams street,
near Henry. Pupils enrolled, 92 ; average attend-
ance, 78.
WEST END SCHOOL.-Location, San Jose Road,
near Six-Mile House. Pupils enrolled, 139 ; average
attendance, 75.
HARRISON STREET UNGRADED SCHOOL.-Lo-
cation, Harrison street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Pupils enrolled, 79; average attendance, 37.
JACKSON STREET EXPERIMENTAL.— Location,
No. 112 Jackson street. Pupils enrolled, 80 ; average
attendance, 38.
UNION STREET EXPERIMENTAL.— Location, No.
512 Union.
EVENING SCHOOLS.— Location, Lincoln School,
Mission School, and Washington School. Pupilsen-
roUed, 3.511 ; average attendance, 880.
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Notwithstanding the excellence of the free public
schools of the city and State, their exemption trom
direct cost to the pupil or parent, and the great in-
terest taken in them by the public as the nurse and
strength of our free institutions, colleges and private
schools of great wealth, popularity and importance
rise and prosper. That such institutions exist, show
the great interest taken in educational matters. The
public and private systems are rivals, each stimulat-
ing the other, and setting examples of enterprise,
management, salaries, edifices, progress and standard
of scholarships. There are in San Francisco about
one hundred private schools. In which term are in-
cluded the select school of a few pupils, the semina-
ries, commercial schools, academies, convent schools,
and colleges, with their thousand students. The
Census Marshal reported the number of youth at-
tending private and church schools in this city in
June, 1881 (not including Chinese) at 5,731. Many of
the private schools having edifices of great capacity,
coBt and grand architectural appearance.
SACRED HEART COLLEGE.-The Sacred Heart
College, located on the corner of Eddy and Larkin
streete. is a wooden structure of three high stories
and basement, and covering a large portion of the
block. ThlB is conducted by the " Christtan Broth-
ers," under the direction of Brother Genebern. The
number of students is 700. The object of this insU-
tution is to give a thoroughly Christian and seculM
education, embracing the classical, scientific and
commercial courses.
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building of ample proportions, located at the comer
of Taylor and Ellis streets. This is a chartered col-
lege by act of the Legislature and empowered to con-
fer graduating certificates. The school is free of
charge to all denominations. It was opened on the
24tti of May, 1869, and the number of pupils increas-
ing, made it necessary to enlarge the building, and in
1870 the portion fronting on Ellis street was added.
Later on a wing within the enclosure was built, to
afford more ample facilities for the improvement of
pupils in music, needlework, painting, drawing, etc.
The institution contains 600 pupils, and is under the
charge of Mother Mary DeSales.
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE.— The St. Ignatius Col-
lege located on the west side of Van Ness avenue,
and extending from Hayes to Grove streets, ranks
among the oldest and most prominent of the colleges
of San Francisco, opening for the reception of stu-
dents on October 15, 1855. It was incorporated under
the law of the State April 30, 1859, and empowered to
confer degrees and academical honors. The number
of students usually in attendance is upwards of 600,
with a staff of 27 professors and teachers. The col-
lege edifice consists of two main buildings, connected
by spacious corridors. On the corner of Grove and
Van Ness avenue, the first two stories are used for
class and lecture-rooms, and the two upper floors as
an exhibition hall. The college will accommodate
twelve hundred students. The church and college
combined front two hundred and ninety feet on Hayes
street, and runs through to Grove street, a depth of
two hundred and seventy-five feet. It is one of the
largest and most magnificent edifices the city contains.
ST. MART'S COLLEGE.— The St. Mary's College
located on the east side of Mission street, or County
Road, about four miles from the City Hall, is repre-
sented as in a flourishing condition. It is one of the
oldest colleges on the coast, and has been under the
management of the Christian Brothers since 1863.
During the last year there were about 250 students in
attendance.
UNIVERSITY (CITY) COLLEGE.— The Univesity
(City) College, Rev. James Matthews, DD., principal,
is located on the south side of Haight street, between
Laguna and Octavia. It was founded in 1859. Al-
though having a nominal connection with the Pres-
byterian Church, the institution is not under ecclesi-
astical control, and is unsectarian in its character.
The course of study at present prescribed, extends but
little further than is needful to fit pupils for entering
with advantage a college or university course. The
cour.-ie of study will be extended as rapidly as the
students can be prepared for it, and the trustees can
provide the means of maintaining a competent
Faculty.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC— The
Medical College of the Pacific is located on Haight
street, between Laguna and Octavia. It is the Medical
Department of the University (City) College. The
institution was organized in 1858 as the Medical De-
Ijartment of the University of the Pacific, and was
transferred to its present connection in 1870. The
professors of the college are mostly experienced and
successful teachers, whose interest is strongly en-
listed in their work. Several of them bring a large
experience, both in this and the old world. Henry
Gibbons, Jr., M.D., Dean. Office, 101 Dupont.
SAN FRANCISCO THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.—
The San Francisco Theological Seminary is located at
121 Haight Htreet. This llistitution was organized by
the Synod of the Pacific of the Presbyterian Church,
In 0<-ti)l)er, 1871, but is open for students of all de-
nominations. The qualifications for admission and
the course of studies are the same as in the oldest
and best theological schools in the East. It has a
library of over six thousand volumes. The Faculty
are : Rev. Drs. Scott, Burrowes, Hemphill, and Alex-
ander. Term opens September 1st, and closes May
Ist of each year.
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.- The
California College of Pharmacy was incorporated
August 7, 1872, and affiliated with the University of
California, June 18, 1H73. The aim of the institution
is to unite the pharmacists and druggists of the Pa-
cific States in organized efforts to elevate the special
educational standard of the business of the apothe-
cary, by cultivating, improving and diffusing the
principles and practice of legitimate pharmacy ; its
collateral branches of science and the arts ; the best
modes of rendering available medicinal agents, by
giving instructions in the same and in the art of dis-
pensing, by a series of lectures and practical demon-
strations. Lectures are given for a term of six
months, during each year, at the Hall of Academy of
Sciences, southwest corner of California and Dupont
streets.
THE HASTINGS COLLEGE OF THE LAW.— This
institution, which is in connection with and under
the auspices of the University of California, owes its
formation to the munificence of Judge S. C. Hastings,
who endowed it with a free gift of $100,000. The act
of the Legislature establishing the College authorizes
the Board of Supervisors of San Francisco to provide
suitable rooms in this city, and makes it mandatory
upon the Law Library Association to extend its bene-
fits to the students of the College. It is now located
in the building of the Society of California Pioneers,
808 Montgomery street. The number of students is
200. The Faculty are : Jolin Le Conte, M. D., L. L.
D., President; John Norton Pomeroy, L. L. D., Pro-
fessor of Municipal Law ; Oliver P. Evans, Adjutant
Professor of Municipal Law ; William H. Piatt, D. D.,
L. L. D., Professor of Ethics and Rules of Morality ;
S. Clinton Hastings, Dean ; Charles P. Hastings, Reg-
istrar. Office of Dean and Registrar, room 2, Court
Block, 636 Clay street.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA.— The Medical Department of the
University of California occupy the building formerly
known as the Toland Medical College, located on the
east side of Stockton street, between Chestnut and
Francisco. The building was donated to the Univer-
sity by the late Dr. H. H. Toland. This is an insti-
tution of a high character ; the Faculty being com-
posed of some of the most prominent members of the
medical profession. The course of studies are the
same as those pursued in the most prominent col-
leges of the East and Europe. An annual course of
lectures are given, commencing on the first Monday
of June and terminating on the 31st of October. R.
Beverly Cole, M. D.,Dean. Office, 518 Sutter street.
DENTAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA.— This Department was founded
by the Board of Regents, under a petition from the
Medical College, September 7, 1881, with a Faculty
as follows : William T. Reid, A. M., President of the
University and ex-officio President of the Faculty ;
A. F. McLain, M. D., D. D. S., Professor of Dental
Pathology and Therapeutics; S. W. Dennis, M. D.,
D. D. S., F. R. M. S., Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Operative Dentistry and Dental Histology;
C. L. Goddard, A. M., D. D. S.. Professor of Mechani-
cal Dentistry ; M. W. Fish, M. D., Professor of Physi-
I ology; A. W. Perry, M. D., Professor of Chemistry;
( William Lewitt, M. D., Professor of Anatomy; W. E.
j Taylor, M. D., Professor of the Principles and Prac-
i tice of Surgery. In addition to the Professors, there
, are five demonstrators and thirteen members on the
j Clinical Board for clinical instruction. The first
I preliminary term begins April 1, 1882 ; the regular
term June 1, 1882, and continues until October 30. S.
W. Dennis, Dean of the Faculty. Office 33 Kearny
street.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.— Of these there are four,
located as follows : Pacific, 320 Post street ; Heald's,
24 Post street ; Barnard's, 417 Kearny street ; Les-
zyusky's, 10 Geary street. These institutions'enjoy
a high reputation, as is attested by the large number
of students in attendance, both from the city and in-
terior. The course of studies embraces bookkeeping,
penmanship, mathematics, telegraphy, and others
calculated to prepare the student for commercial
pursuits.
In addition to the institutions enumerated above,
are many private schools of excellent reputation ;
the most prominent of these are the University
School, Urban Academy, Zeitska s Institute, Home
Institute, Clarke Institute, Mefret's French and Eng-
lish Institute, Academy of Notre Dame, St. Rose
Academy, St. Vincent School and Filippe's Academy
of Languages, which is centrally located at the south-
west corner of Bush and Kearny streets, and offers
every facility for those desirous of studying modern
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languages. Professor De Fillppe personally superin-
tends the Spanish and French classes, and he has a
corps of first-class assistants to teach any of the
other languages that pupils may desire to learn.
Federal ai State Olcers,
Federal Officers.
Aemy U. S., Division of the Pacific, and Depart-
ment OF California. — JIaj.-Gen. Irvin McDowell,
Commanding ; Capt. B. B. Keeler, Aid-de-Camp ; Capt.
John H. Coster, Aid-de-Camp : Col. John C. Kelton,
Assistant Adjutant-General ; Major Josejih C. Breck-
enridge, Assistant Inspector-General ; Lieut.-Colonel
Rufus Saxton, Deputy Quartermaster-General, Chief
Quartermaster; Col. Charles L. Kilburn, Chief Com-
missary of Subsistence ; Col. Charles Sutherland,
Surgeon U. S.A., Medical Director ; Lieut.-Colonel
Rodney Smith, Deputy Paymaster-General, Chief
Paymaster; Capt. William A. Jones. Corp. of En-
gineers, Engineer Officer. Headquarters, Presidio
Reservation. Col. Geo. H. Weeks Jr., Quartermaster,
in charge Q. M. Depot, San Francisco, Cal ; Capt. G.
A. Hull, M. S. K., in charge of Clothing Depot ; Capt.
Charles F. Humphrey, Assistant Quartermaster, Depot
Quartermaster; Capt. Henry Johnson, Medical Store-
keeper, and acting assistant Medical Purveyor ; Acting
Assistant-Surgeon C. C. Keeney, Attending Surgeon ;
Major T. C. Sullivan, C. S., Purchasing and Depot
Commissary of Subsistance ; offices, 36 New Mont-
gomery.
Army U. S., Department California. --Maj.-Gen.
Irvin McDowell, Commanding (same staff officers as
under Division), Presidio Reservation; Lieut.-Col.
Rodney Smith, Deputy Paymaster-General ; Majors
James R. Roche and Frank M. Coxe, Paymasters ;
offices, 36 New Montgomery
Army U. S., U. S. ENtiiNEEEs, Pacific Coast —
Lieut.-Col. Charles S. Stewart, Senior Engineer, Presi-
dent Board of Engineers Pacific Coast, and Engineer
in charge fortifications Fort Point; Lieut.-Col. Geo.
H. Mendell. in charge Alcatraz Island, Lime Point,
Oakland Harbor Improvement, Humboldt, Wilming-
ton, Sacramento River, San Joaquin River, and Peta-
luma Creek ; First Lieut. Albert H. Payson, Recorder
Board Engineers ; offices 533 Kearny street.
Board of Examining Surgeons for Pensioners —
C. N. EUinwood, M.D. ; J. M. McNulty, M.D. ; and L.
L. Dorr, M. D. Board meets first Wednesday of each
month, at 11 o'clock a. m. ; office, 71.5 Clay.
Coast and Geodetic Survey (Western Coast
Division) —Prof essor George Davidson, Augustus F.
Rodgers, Louis A. Sengteller, J. S. Lawson, S. Forney,
and J.J.Gilbert, San Francisco ; W. E. Greenwell,
Santa Barbara; Cleveland Rockwell, Portland, Or.,
Assistants. E. F. Dickius and J. F. Pratt, San Fran-
cisco, Sub Assistants. F. W. Morse and P. A. Welker,
San Francisco, Aids. Ferdinand Westdahl, San Fran-
cisco, Draftsman. Charles B. Hill, Clerk. Vicente
Denis, Messenger ; office, U. S. Appraiser's Building.
Collector of Port — Eugene L. Sullivan ; office,
Custom House, third floor.
Court, Circuit.— Stephen J. Field, Presiding Jus-
tice ; Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit Judge ; Court Room, U.
S. Apiiraiser's Building.
Court, District — Ogden Hoffman, Judge ; Court
Room, U. S. Appraiser's Building.
Court Commissioners— L. S. B. Sau-yer. Joseph F.
O'Beime, A. D. Grim wood. Southard Hoffman ; office,
U. S. Appraiser's Building ; Charles A. Low, 23 Mont-
gomery Block ; Nathaniel Holland, 605 Clay ; J. A.
Robinson, 507 Montgomery; Theodore Reichert, 610
Commercial ; Charles J. Torbert, Central Paf'lfic R.
R. Building, corner of Fourth and Townsend ; John
J. Maginis, 636 Clay streets.
District Attorney— Philip Teare ; A. P. Van Du-
zer, and William E. Lovett, Assistants ; office, U. 8.
Appraiser's Building.
Inspector of Boilers — James Hillman, office, U.
S. Appraiser's Building.
Inspector of Hulls— John H. Freeman ; office, U.
8. Appraiser's Building.
Internal Revenue — Chancellor Hartson, Collector;
John E. Youngberg, Deputy and Chief Clerk; J. R.
Finlayson, Cashier; C. B. Higby, H. White, Francis
M. Coolev, E. F. Bean, T. N. Machin, G. E. McStay,
E. L. Williams, Milton Wason, W. S. Moore. J. R. Van
Voorhies, C. H. Livingston, A. F. Learned and Frank
Easterby, Deputies ; George A. Newbold, Enoch N.
atrout, Thomas Miigiltou, C. W. Miller, William W.
Burton, E. W.Woolsey, P. D. Browne, J. R. Clayes,
I. A. Weid, J. F. Harris, E. C. Roworth, Chas. E. Need-
ham, G.H. Messersmith, R. H. Rogers, Isaac Ayre,
and Leonard H. Murch, Gangers ; Heniy B. McNeil,
Joseph Savage, H. H. Havens, W. R. Stearn, B. W.
Lee, S. T. Nye, W. L. Phillips, J. Collins, W. S. Moore,
A. C. Beretzhofif, F. M. Rice, G. Yates, W. M. Macmil-
lan, W. L. Bromley, S. S. Saul, J. Winkler, John
Rincke and D. A. Morse, Stoi-ekeepers ; H. C. Whitte.
more, Charles A. Marston, L. P. Smith, O. B. Fogle,
G. S. McCracken, Miss C. A. Jessup and Mrs. Ger-
trude A. Russ, Clerks ; office, U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing.
Internal Revenue Agent— Horace Kellogg ; office,
U. S. Appraiser's Building.
Land Office— William R. Wheaton, Register;
Charles H. Chamberlain, Receiver; office, 610 Com-
mercial street.
Light House Department, Pacific Coast— Twelfth
Light House District; Com. George W. Coffin, U. S. N.,
Inspector of the District; Charles H. Thompson,
Clerk; Captain A. H. Payson, U. S. A., Engineer;
James V. Harrison, Clerk; C. R. Gutheil, Drafts-
man ; John O. Brown, Messenger; office, 73-79 U. S.
Appraiser's Building. Eugene L. Sullivan, Superin-
tendent of Lights; office. Custom House; John T.
Huie, Keeper, and Mrs. Sophia Huie, Assistant, Alca-
traz Island; J. B. Brown, Keeper, R. Holzhuter, James
Butterfleld and David R. Splaine. Assistants, Point
Bonita ; James Rankin, Keeper, Frederick Meyer,
Assistant, Fort Point; A.W. Livingston, Keeper, John
Webb, Steven Watts and Bridget A. Weiss, Assistants,
South Farallone Island; John C. Linne, Keeper, G.
N. Shaw, Assistant, Goat Island; C. F. Winsor, Keeper,
Joseph M. Page, Assistant, East Brother.
Marine Hospital, U. S. — John Vansant, M. D., Sur-
geon; Hospital, Presidio Reservation, near Moimtain
Lake.
j Marine Hospn>.\L Service U. S., Pacific Coast,
I Surgeon-in-Charge— John Vansant, M. D.; office, U.
I S. Appraiser's Building.
I Marshal, U. S. — Moses M. Drew; Deputies: G«orge
I F. Worth. W. L. McEwen, Horace Bacon, William G.
I Proctor, B. J. Akerman, I. Kafka, Henry Fiunegass,
I Charles H. Peterson and Charles S. Favor ; office, U.
' S. Appraiser's Building.
Mint, U.S. Superintendent of — Edward F. Burton,
office, northwest corner of Mission and Fifth streets,
Naval Officer (Port of San Francisco) — Bradley J.
Watson ; Dejjuty Naval Officer John Pattison ; office,
Custom House, second floor.
Pay Director, IT. S. N. — Caspar Schenck; office, U.
S. Appraiser's Building.
Pension Agent, U. S. Army and Navy — Henry Cox,
D. D. ; office, 620 Washington street.
Post Office — Harrison J. McKusick, Superintend-
ent Railway Mail Service ; office. Post Office Building ;
A. G. Sharp, J. H. Mahoney, Theodore F. Tracy and
R. B. McGaughey, Agents P. O. Department, office,
320 Sansome ; James Coey, Postmaster ; office, north-
west corner of Washington and Battery streets.
Secret Service Division — Henry Finiiegass ; office,
C. S. Appraiser's Building.
Shipping Commissioner — J. D. Stevenson; office, 118
Jackson street.
Signal Service U. S. A. — Nelson Gorom, Observer ;
W. L. Seward, Assistant; office, 42 Merchants' Ex-
change.
Superintendent Construction U. S. Public Butld-
ings — Thomas Holt, office, U. S. Appraiser's Building,
top floor.
SuPEB^^srNG Inspector Steam Vessels — Charles
C. Bemis ; office, U. S. Appraiser's Building.
Surveyor-General for California — Theodore
Wagner ; office, 610 Commercial street.
CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 spear st. JOHN! IfflORE
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SxmvEYOB PoBT — John M. Morton ; ofllce, Custom
Houee, second floor.
Teeasuber U. S., Assistant — Nathan W. Spauld-
ing ; office, 610 Commercial street.
Teeasdby Depabtment U. S., Special. Agents —
Joseph F. Evans and James C. Horr; oflSce, U. S.
Appraiser's Building.
Custom House.
Northwest comer of Washington and Battery
streets ; office hours daily, from nine o'clock a. u. to
three o'clock p. m. (Sundays expected.)
EUGENE L. SULLIVAN, Collector.
J. Fbank Miller, Deputy Collector and Auditor.
L. M. Kellogg, Deputy Collector.
M. Morrison, Deputy Collector, Vallejo, Cal.
J. A. Watson, Deputy Collector, Eureka, Cal.
COLLECTOB'S OFFICE.
Charles C. Leavitt, Adjuster of Duties ; H. Clay Mil-
ler, Cashier ; Edward B. Jerome, Secretary to Collec-
tor ; John A. Sampson, Assistant Cashier ; L. A. Leavy,
Accountant ; Florence McCarthy, Impost Bookkeeper ;
W. H. H. Hussey, Assistant Impost Bookkeeper ; G.
H. Ferree, N. G. Siebe, and R. Frank Clarke, Entry
Clerks ; Charles E. Cloyes, Clerk and Assistant Audit-
or ; Thomas H. Craig, Entry and Clearance Clerk ;
C. H. Blinn, William A. Darling, William I. Kip,
David Harris, Alfred W. Baker, George R. Adams, R.
D. Lennox, Thomas M. Nosier, William J. Coey, D.
M. Cashin, George A. Watson, Harlow H. White, and
J. L. Hatch, clerks ; Edward A. Colson, Horner F.
Evans, Leon E. Pratt, Herbert D. Corlett, and Edward
Leis. Messengers ; W. L. Crawford, S. M. Folger and
John Drynen, Watchmen.
wabehouse division.
W. FORD THOMAS, Deputy Collector and Store-
keeper, Chas. W. Clayes, Warehouse and Withdrawal
Clerk ; Barlow Dyer, Bond Clerk ; George Barrington,
Warehouse Bookkeeper ; Alvin Flanders, F. B. Sharp,
John M. Creed, Edward Naughton, and David N. Coey,
Clerks ; Caius P. Kelley, James Stockton, A. J. Ellis,
Phineas V. Blunt, William S. McRoberts, James B.
Worden, H. L. Hosmer, William P. Saxe, and H. Colby,
Assistant Storekeepers; J. J. Lyon, Receiving Clerk ;
Jacob C. Shrader, Opium Inspector; Alfred Gibbons,
Superintendent of Warehouses; T. Mahoney, Samuel
Shepard and Square Higgins, Watchmen ; E. Watson,
Messenger; Thomas J. Falls, Engineer Appraiser's
Store ; John Corbett, Superintendent of Laborers ;
Bradford Stevens, George W. Apgar, Isaac Holliday,
A. C. Buckbee, D. G. Grant, Maurice B. Walsh, George
Shaw, James Feeny, Martin J. Acton, Jeremiah Keefe,
Thomas Campbell, H. E. Thomas, and William B.
Ludlow, Laborers.
APPEAISER'S DEPARTMENT.
George W. Dent and Jacob G. Moore, Appraisers ,
Charles M. Leavy and Mack Webber, Assistant Ap-
praisers ; Nathan B. Hoyt, George McDonald, D. S.
Levy, Theodore F. Jerome, and E. B. Dennison, Ex-
aminers Merchandise ; Charles Burrell, Examiner
Drugs; T. O. Lewis, Clerk; George E. Bugbee. An-
drew Hollywood, W. G. Wagstaflf, and A. M. Hiltz,
Samplers ; John J. Stoddard, Messenger ; August C.
Allen, William Stedmau, T. F. Perry, M. C. Edwards,
O. Hilton, M. Nolan, Daniel Keefe, Samuel Jensen,
Edward M. Kister, James M. Allen. Thomas D. Yar-
rlngton, Martin Flagley and William H. Grattan,
Laborers.
SURVEYOR'S OFFICE.
JOHN M. MORTON, Surveyor.
Halsey F. Cooper, Deputy Surveyor; Henry W.
Brown, Assistant Surveyor ; Joseph W. Church and
Mason C. Southard, Clerks.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Edgar M. Lawton, John M. O'Neill, and A. H.
Ssxton.
inspectobs.
James E. Squire, James Hart, Joseph Hollywood,
Henry Charbonnell, John C. MlUan, Frank M. Bee,
Amasa B. Andrews, George Allman, William W. Stan-
deford, John B. Phelps, Daniel S. Moulton, William
H. Scales, W. P. Harrington, J. L. Lang, C. D. Doug-
lass, Chauncy |M. St. John, F. B. Tarbett, J. C. Pal-
mer, H. C. Parkhurst, James H. Breeze, Henry Dela-
field. Porter Haden, Silas P. Ford, Symmes H. Hunt,
Charles M. Plumb, S. D. Simondfl, William J. Bud-
dick, James Nevins, George Laws, W. H. Harron
and Henry Hoeber (Measurer Vessels) Inspectors ;
Mrs. Mary M. Slicer, Inspectress.
NIGHT inspectobs,
Lee B. Matthews, Captain ; George A. Warren and
Thomas Eodgers, Lieutenants.
Jonathan Edmundson, John W. McMuUin, John P.
Skelton, Daniel S. Bates, L. C. Louderback, J. F. Ray,
Gerald Cullen, O. M. Marsh, Stephen Jewett, C. J.
Raney. W. Ottenheimer, Ed. H. Burrell, H. W. Red-
dan, W. G. Lee, C. J. Matthews, J. S. Barman, James
Rourke, Seth Folger, Isidor Simon, George W. Lin-
coln, B. I. Salomon, W. E. Peyton, Charles Hoerch-
ner, Wm. A. Whaley, Jeffrey Powers, Thomas J.
Smith, M. Winslow, Charles O'Donnell, J. White,
Joseph Griffith, F. D. Ciprico, J. T. Gamerston, D.
K. McMuUin, Charles Emslie, Herman Tucker,- Ed-
ward McLean, John Babcock, Alfred Ulp, W.- Mc-
Murray, John Mulloy, Edward McLaughlin, John
Dawes and Benj. F. Carver, Inspectors.
WEIGHEBS.
Thomas P. Valleau, L. Van Orden, and Lucius A.
Booth, Weighers ; P. Mclntire, Elijah B. Keyes, T.
Kane, Henry Stacy, Frank Wadsworth. E. C. Ster-
ling, Hardwick Newhouse, Samuel E. Garland, Bufus
Van Schaick, Harris Jenks, A. Haslehurst, George W.
Peterson, E. J. Weeks, Walter H. Byington, John A.
Hicks and H. C. Menomy, Assistant Weighers.
GAUGEES.
J. W. Probasco and C. B. White.
BOAEDING OFFICEBS AND INSPECTOBS.
Charles A. Foster and William Mace.
NAVAL OFFICE.
BRADLEY J. WATSON, Naval Officer.
John Pattison, Deputy ; Daniel Gorham, Cashier ;
Valentine Alviso, W. H. Friend, Edmund R. Rock-
wood, William F. French, Alexander Hay, George W.
Branch and John J. Shepheard, Clerks ; Frederick A.
Doane, Clerk and Messenger.
BOATMEN.
John Hefernan and Moses A. Abbott.
United States Treasury,
610 COMMEBCIAL STREET.
Office hours from ten o'clock a. m. to three o'clock
p. M.
NATHAN W. SPAULDING, Assistant Treasurer.
F. G. Bornemann, Cashier; J. W. Dodge. Assistant
Cashier ; Richard M. Anthony, Bookkeeper ; W. W.
Bausman, Assistant Bookkeeper ; L. A. Boynton,
Chief Clerk; N. S. McClatchy, Clerk; H. S. Tucker,
Janitor; L. J. Roland, B. F. Chase, Charles Saunet and
John Hansen, Night Watchmen.
U. S. Mint,
NOETHWEST COBNEB OF FIFTH AND MISSION STEEET8.
The law for the establishment and regulation of the
Mint of the United States, provides that any i)erson
may deposit gold bullion for coinage or to be made
into fine bars. The bars to be stamped in such man-
ner as shall indicate the weight, fineness and value of
the same. In the case of silver bullion deposits are
received only for manufacture into fine bars, the
Government reserving the right to make its silver
coin ffom bullion purchased in the market.
Office hours from nine o'clock a. m. to three o'clock
p. M. Gold bullion received daily from nine o'clock
A. M. to twelve o'clock m. Silver received from
nine o'clock a. m. to one o'clock p. m. Visitors ad.
mitted dally from nine to half past eleven o'clock
A. M.
EDWARD F. BURTON, Superintendent.
GENEBAL DEPABTMENT.
T. H. F. Robertson. Chief Clerk ; Horace Beach,
Cashier ; H. 0. Johannes, Office Clerk ; E. S. Gaver,
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. '^''f,l^L.%;::.r7sV.^«-'
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDKRS FOK WAMHINM PROMPTI.V ATTE>I>Kn TO
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Register of Deposits; Wm. P. Edwards Jr., Assistant
Register of Deposits ; Edward Wheaton, Bookkeeper ;
A. M. Lawyer, Assistant Bookkeeper ; D. L. Noggle, Ke-
ceiving Clerk ; William H. Keitli, Test Weigher ;
Geo. L. Harris, Chief Engineer; James B. Moore,
Superintendent of Deposits Melting ; W. H. Clark,
Adjuster of Weights and Balances ; Arthur Gieglin-
gen. Clerk ; C. F. Robinson, Captain of Watch ; George
Parry, Computing Clerk ; George J. Bennett. Ab-
Btract Clerk ; Charles H. Hedges, Memorandum Clerk ;
E. L. Mulligan. Receipt Clerk ; Charles A. Washburn.
Record Clerk ; Stephen Wing, Transfer Clerk ■ W. H.
Edmonds, Chip Room Clerk ; Thomas G. Tracy, Clerk ;
A. M. Hepburn, W. H. Gladwin, George F. Pattison,
George W. Young, A. F. Pratt, J. H. Cornwall and
Patrick Reardon, Workmen : F. D. Morrell and Joseph
Goodridge, Carpenters ; Wm. Haselhurst and Charles
A. Stanley, Assistant Engineers ; S. W. Taylor, Black-
smith ; Thomas Mahouy, Day Watchman and Porter ;
W. H. Childs, Storekeeper : J. H. Earle and E. C.
VanDuyn, Firemen ; William Hulbert, Custodian of
Cabinet ; J. H. Bundy. Henry P. Jimeno and Elias
Gilman, Messengers; Owen Sheridan, Helper; Wm.
P. Ruggles, and William F. Gregory, Doorkeepers ; E.
W. Leonard, P. W. Eandle and Frank Soule, Conduc-
tors ; T. L. Cerson, F. C. Lewis, E. Fitzgerald and
R. B. Knowlton, Janitors ; A. S. Baker, Outside Watch-
man ; William M. Boyd, James King, L. T. Grant, W.
C. Martin, William K. Benjamin and James D. Bow-
land. Watchmen; A. W. Morse, J. Y. Jones, G. R.
Kightingill, W. M. Tertlott, Samuel Wells, and Ed-
win A. Cady, Night Watchmen ; Elijah S. Hamilton,
Daniel Cram and Joel G. Trimble, Day Watchmen ;
William T. Fisher, Cleaner.
assayer's department.
OSCAR D. MUNSON, Assayer.
Henry B,. Lawi-ence, Assistant Assayer ; Charles H.
Sherman, Second As.sistant Assayer; J. M. Currier,
Warrant Clerk ; Matthew G. Nixon, E. Ruhling and
Joseph H. Merrall, Weighers ; William V. Watson, H.
Robinson. F. W. Gibbons, Charles H. Martin, R. T.
Roberts, W.S. Dibble, James Oglesby, George H. Lor-
ing, D. S Sherman, Joseph Jacobs, Martin V. Ritter,
Charles A. Swain and Moses Furbush, Workmen ;
Frank D. Hetrich, Foreman.
MELTEK AND BEFINEE's DEPAETMENT.
ALEXANDER MARTIN, Melter and Refiner.
T. B. McCauley, Assistant Melter and Refiner.
John Feix, Foreman of Refinery ; Frank H. Lasselle,
Henry M. Clayes, Benjamin S. Marston, Charles A.
Buckbee, and George A.Dall, Clerks ; Jacob Stadtfeld,
Frederick M. Benner, Joseph L. Wilson. Charles C.
Merrill, Clarence W. Fisher, John La Blanc, John
Finnegan, Edward J. Levy. Gaetano Bacigalupi, James
W. Clark, William B. Hunt, and Benjamin F. StciaUes,
Melters ; Roderick P. Franklin, Garrett E. Rice, Henry
Classen, Peter Sesser, William L. Eaton and Robert
Rowe, Operatives . Melvin Laverty. George Brown,
Herman Littlebraudt, John Carter, Edward M. Hoojjer,
David A. Lancaster, George Bodden, Van Renssalaer
Raymond, Thomas F. Clark, William Hauley, George
F. Harris, William Williams, George Lake, Joseph J.
Hill, W. D. Berry, Bartholomew Cavanaugh, William
H. Davis, John Duane, Joseph A. Standeford, Thomas
McGlynn, John Biglev and .Abraham Lewis, Helpers ;
Henry J. Moore, Plumber: Daniel Cullen, Plumber's
Helper ; Samson Lion and Albert S. Bierce, Sweej) Cel-
lar Operatives; Charles F. Ammerman, Messenger;
Harry L. Stillwell, Porter.
coiner's department.
EDWARD F. WHITE, Coiner.
E. P. Casterline, Assistant Coiner.
E. C. Bowen, Foreman Press Room ; George M.
Adams. Foreman Cutting Room ; P. H. Andross, Coin-
er's Clerk ; F. H. Fisher, Chief Adjuster; Thomas C.
Maher, Press Room ; A. Ehret, Foreman Machine
Shop ; E. W. Nohl, Foreman Whitening Room ; Wm.
H. Lowrie, Foreman Rolling Room ; R. J. Rawlins,
Foreman Annealing Room : F. C. Berdan, Weigher ;
Francis Hill and Hartley Williams, Assistant Weigh-
ers ; George C. Kent and Samuel Booth, Cutters ; H.
J. Hunter. Die Hardener; J. B. Harmstead, E. Hous.
ton, Charles Strachauer and William Bedell, Machin-
ists ; Wm. B. Beale, H. R. Williams, J. Wallace West-
over, Edward N. Moor, John Conntss, Jr., John Camp-
bell, William A. Matthews, Thomas S. Weutworth,
A. R. McFarlan, Frank Blair, E. F. Whitney, George
Hadsell, Lyman W. Potter. T. Percy Pease, E. P.
Schell, WillHim Staley, J. J. Woodhouse, John P.
Babcock, John Mcintosh, Frank P. Cooper. James
Fitzpatrick, Henry W. Martin. A. S. Hubbard, Edward
B. Hines, Caleb Hallowell, L. Walker. Charles M.
Wheeler, C. A. Grimmer, Charles Rider, C. W. Adams
and L. H. Long, Workmen ; T. A. Mitchell, Machine
Hand ; Mrs. D. M. Theller, Miss M. M. Eschenberg,
Mrs. Mary W. Denver, Mrs. Honora J. Saunders. Mrs.
M. Baine, Annie S. Randall, Laura F. Shew, MissKate
McKenna, Mary P. Avers, JIary E. Adams, Emma C.
Leonard, Mrs. M. E. Daingerfield, L. A. Boyden, Miss
Susie Burton, Mrs. E. E. Hughes, Mrs. M. E. Wake-
man, I,. M. Douglass, Mrs. Olive Dawley, Mrs. M. J.
Reese, Julia Barron, Mary E. Flagg, Mrs. Emma J.
Taylor, H. A. Chipman, Jennie C. Cherry, Mrs. Cor-
nelia Bowman, Amy Cecil, Mary B. Cunningham,
Blanch L. Cohn, M. A. Merrill, P. O. Girzikowski,
J. C. Edlofson, Mary P. Hatch. Louisa Fisher, Emma
Lawrence, Emma J. Lewis, Miss Eliza W'est, Mrs.
Jane I. Ojeda, Lillle B. Field, Laura Zerman, Mrs.
Ellen R. Warren, Mary Harvey. Jennie M. Downer,
Susan Amsbary, Margaret Mathewsou, Mrs. S. Malt-
man, Sabra Gillis, Mi.ss D. V. Hamilton, Emma C.
Ainsworth. Mi.s Ella M. Greenhood, Mrs. Mary L.
Whittemore, E. S. Snell, Mrs. E. W. Bourne, Sarah J.
Hoffman, Teresa M. Harrison, Miss Belle Ogden, Miss
Agnes C. James, Amelia Nightingale, Annie V. Nelson,
Ida Stenhouse, Linny Wolf and M. A. W'hittingham,
Adjusters. Miss Ellen Fletcher, Janitress.
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Office hours from nine o'clock a. m. to three o'clock ' f^
THEO. WAGNER, Surveyor-General.
Theodore Reichert, Chief Clerk; John Clar, Keep-
er of Archives ; J. H. Wildes, Chief Draftsman ;
Casimir Bielawski, Joseph R. Mauran. J. U. B. Gog-
gin, T. D. Beasley, J. W. D. Jensen, H. S. Smith,
Julius Von Schmidt, J. C. Henkeniug, John T. Fiala,
Alfred Bannister, F. P. McCrea and C. D. Rhodes,
Draftsmen ; Otto Seyd, Bookkeeper ; Joseph K. Carter,
Ranch Clerk; E. H. Sawyer. Correspondence Clerk;
George O. Jewett, H. J. Lask. R. B. McBride, J. A.
Forbes, Jr., Felix Mercado, Julius Sichel, T. G. Lin-
ton, P. McNevin, Charles L. Reynolds, George Mc-
Comb, Clerks ; Mrs. F. J. Page, Miss Katie Short, Miss
L. Dennis, Mrs. L..E. Pearson, Mrs. F. D. Howe, Mrs.
J. M. Haley, Mrs. Catherine Tierney, Mrs. E. W. Ga-
gan, Mrs. Nannie Tyler, Miss F. Tingley, Aliss Lida
Miinson, Miss Anna Short, Miss Emma Allison, Miss
F. H. Phelps, Miss L. M. Moar. Miss M. E. Gallwey,
Miss E. B. Hauifiu, Miss Jennie McLean, Copyists ;
Emil Straub, Messenger ; Henry Rich, .\gsistant Mes-
senger.
Post-office,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF WASHrNOTON AND BATTERY ST8.
General delivery open dailyfrom eight o'clock a. m.
to eight o'clock p. m.; Sundays from one o'clock to
two o'clock p. M. Registry Office open dailyfrom eight
o'clock A. M. to four o'clock p. m. Stamp Window,
open daily from eight o'clock A. m. to four o'clock p. m.
Money Order Office open daily, except Sunday, from
nine o'clock a. m. to three o'clock p. M. Carriers'
Window open daily from eight o'clock a. m. to five
o'clock p. M.; Sundays from one o'clock to two
o'clock p. M.
JAMES COEY, Postmaster.
William C. DoudHERTT, Deputy Postmaster.
Tliomas W. Scott, Cashier; James T. Sutton, Book-
keeper; D. S. Richardson, Secretary; P. P. Holn Jr.,
General Superintendent ; Louis Miller, Assistant Gen-
eral Siiperintendent ; V. D. Duboce, General Superin-
tendent's Clerk ; E. C. Palmer, Chief Mailing Clerk ;
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M. G. Sawyer, Chief Registry Clerk ; Andrew Jack-
son, Chief Money Order Clerk ; H. W. Butler, Chief
Clerk Newspaper (Division ; George L. White, Chief
Box Clerk ; John Crowley, Stamp Clerk ; W. A. Cooper,
H. J. Finnegan, H. C. Goodricli, John Greenwell, W.
W. Little, E. D. Farrington, John W. Perry, F. C.
Vickery, W. N. Jacobs. Frank Page, J. F. Costello,
Frank Drew and E. D. Herrick, Mailing Clerks ; F. L.
Post, C. W. Phelps, D. C. Owen, J. A. Baldwin, E. L.
Alexander, Samuel O. Gregory, H. Hudemann, George
T. Taylor, C. F. Rosecrans, Adolph Berg, Mrs. Abhie
L. Marble and Miss I.aura A. Horrell, Regit-try Clerks;
H. A. Martin, Charles Hutchins, Joseph Figuiere, T.
F. Tracy Jr., and Charles W. Skidmore, Money Order
Clerks: C. H. Douglass, Edward A. Pogue, J. R. Har-
denbiirgh Jr., A. L. Adams, Charles P. Bailey, J. L.
Pumyea, Wm. M. Josephi and John McCullem, News-
paper Clerks ; C. R. Morris, S. J. Clark, S. Aldricli,
F. G. Wulzen and J. M. McGrtw, Box CUerks-; Daniel
McGrath, A. C. Doe, O. J. McCoy, George E. Little
and E. Kees, City Distributors ; John H. Hunt, H. G.
Rise, J. J. Kirby, H. Schuck and Emma F. Edwards,
General Delivery ; Miss MoUie Costello, Dead Letters
Clerk ; A. G. Mitchell, John Brown and John Valen-
tine, Porters.
SUGGESnONS TO THE PTTBLIC.
Facilities are given to the post-oflace o'lficials in the
discharge of their daily duties, and greater seciirity
afforded to the public, by careful attention to the fol-
lowing reconiMieudatious:
Make the address on letters legible and complete,
giving the name of the post-office, co.unty and State.
The name of tlie street and number of the house sliould
also be given on letters addressed to cities where let-
ter carriers are employed; while the letter will eventu-
ally reach its destination without a number, the
omission is often a cause of hesitation and delay. In
the case of letters for places in foreign countries, the
name of the country as well as the post-office should
be given in full. Letters addressed, for instance,
merely to " London," without adding " England," are
frequently sent to London, Canada, and vice versa,
thereby causing delay, and often serious loss.
j FBEE POSTAl DELIVERY.
I The Free Postal Delivery System is similar to the
one so successfully maintained in several of the
large Eastern cities. There are sixty districts, each
( of which is in charge of a carrier, who delivers
promptly all mail matter received at the Post Office,
upon which is written the correct address, street and
number of the party for whom it is intended.
All persons who desire their letters, etc., retained
until called for. must leave their address at the Post-
Office.
Pierre P. Hoin, Jr., Superintendent; Louis Miller,
Assistant Superintendent; V. D. Duboce, clerk; C. S.
Curtis, Thaddeus T. Austin, F. I. Cutter, Robert D.
Cunningham, Robert E. Chapman, Thomas O. Drink-
all, Shadrach M. Fortior, John Gundelach, G. W.
Uart, Ottii H. Johnson, Augustus King, Austin King,
Theodore Link, J. L. Lansing, Carl T. Lagercrantz, M.
W. Littktield, F. E. Marsh, James IMurray, M. Heath,
F. B. McStocker, T. B Parker. T. L. Hili, H. A. Mc-
I Cauley, W.G. Brewer, Frank Camblos Jr., H. A. Fink,
Thomas J. MuUin, Alexander Mosburg, F. H. Ander-
son, C. M. Byrne; George White, N. J. Adams, J. B. I
Treadwell, J. Phelan, F. E. Guy. Samuel Gibson,
I W. F. Douglass, Fred. Packard, W. S. Simmons, ;
Henry O. Perry, Stanley O.Post, J. R. Rines, Alvin B.
I Reed, M. P. Sawtelle, E. F. Williams, H. L. Stark-
weather, James H. Smith, Jeremiah M. Smith, Jos.
E. Steers, A. J. Vining, J. J. Walsh, Julius Wein-
shenk, R. E. Williams, George F. Conway, Frank P
Forbis, Chester 8. Packard, John F. Lewis, Charles
Eggeliug, F. W. James, W. F. Corcoran, L. P. Batch-
elder, W. B. Chamherlalu, H. M. Castlllar, W. P
Spencer, F. D. Arnold, Richard H. O. Weber, E. F.
Donnelly, James H. Seaman, H. G. Gerdes and Wm. '
GJmhal, Carriers; A. M. Cox, Superintendent Station
A ; H. W. Forbes, Superintendent Stnti.in B, and Cbas.
DeCuyper, Clerk ; George E. Fillebrowne. Superin-
tendent Station C ; G. B. Tolman, Superintendent sub-
Post Office, South 8. F.
BRANCH 0FKICE8. |
Three Branch Offices have been established at the
following named localities ; Station A, l;t05 Polk i
street; A. M. Cox. Superintendent. Station B, north-
west corner of Mission and Eighth streets ; Hugh W. 1
Forbes, Superintendent ; Charles DeCuyper, Clerk.
Station C, northeast corner of Twentieth and Mission
streets ; G. E. Fillebrowne, Superintendent. A Sub-
office has been established on Railroad avenue, near
Eleventh avenue, South San Francisco, where letters
may be left for registration, and requests for money
orders will receive prompt attention.
STREET LETTER BOXES.
There are three hundred deposit boxes for the re-
cejition of letters, placed in prominent localities
throughout the city, from which collections are
made several times during the day In season for the
departure of the mails.
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
HARRISON J. McKUSICK, Assistant Superintend-
ent, James C. CooHdge, Local Agent.
A. G. Sharp, Theodore F. Tracy, J. A. Mahoney
and If. B. McGaughey, Special Agents Post Office
Department.
Fred. F, Cheque, Supervisor Weights of Mails.
P. R. Downer, J. F. Harris, James M. Johnson, M.
J. Maloney, T. Orchard Jr., M. E. Quimby, J.H. Reid,
and C. W. Gurnev, Head Postal Clerks ; W. C. Boutelle,
W. L. Crowell, William C. Dubois, Thomas J. Ford,
William Knapp, W. A. Halsted. George W. Hildreth,
R. H. McCloud, Isaac N. Merrill, L. Hafford, E. E.
Danforth, J. H. Robinson, John W. Stevenson, R. I.
Auld, George Babcock, Stephen Tripp, C. F. Wood,
Albert Teal, William M. McCloud, Albert H. Merrill,
Frank A. Reynolds, Samuel Flint, A. B. Whitney and
Frank C. Stover, Postal Clerks ; John Barrington,
George A. Bromley, James Churchill, L. W. Fee, L.
S. Hart, George H. Kelly, C. P. Marsh, Edward H.
Ostrander. D. W. C. Story, Josiah H. Gibbs, E. J.
Piatt, F. E. Wright, Charles C. Hilton. Frank P. How-
land, W. M. PoUeys, James R. Wilson, and H. A.
Swauey, Route Agents.
State Officers.
Office, Sacramento.
Executive Department. — George C. Perkins, Gov-
ernor; John Mansfield, Lieutenant-Governor; D. M.
Burns, Secretary of State ; D. M. Kenfield, Controller;
A. L. Hart, Attorney-General; John Weil, Trea.«!urer;
J. W. Shanklin, Surveyor-General ; F. M. Campbell,
Supe! intendent Public Instruction ; Samuel W. Backus,
Adjutant-General ; J. D. Young, State Superintendent
of Printing ; R. O. Cravens, State Librarian.
Board Railroad CoMinssioNEBS.— George Stone-
man, Joseph S. Cone, and C. J. Beerstecher.
Board Equalization.— J. L. King, M. M. Drew, W.
Dutton, T. D. Heiskell, and D. M. Kenfield, ex-officlo.
Board Education. — George C. Perkins, President;
F. M. Campbell, Secretary; Charles H. Allen, San .lose.
Board Health. — Henry Gibbons, Sr., M. D., San
Francisco: C. W. Breyfogle, M. D., San Jose; W. K.
Cluness, M. D., and F. W. Hatch, Sr., M. D., Sacra-
mento ; J. P. Widney, M. D., Los Angeles ; F. W.
Hatch, Jr., M. D.,Napa; C. C. Mason, Chico.
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute. — A. K. P. Har-
mon, George D. Dorniu, Isaac Wormser, Erwin J.
Crane and John A. Stanley, Directors.
State Insane Asylum (Stockton). — G. A. Shurtletf,
Superintendent; W. T. Browne, M. D., and Walter R.
Langdon, M. D., Assistants ; Robert Watt, Lewis
M. Cutting, J. K. Doak, Donald McLennan, and Obed
Harvey, M. D., Directors.
State Asylum for the Insane (Napa) . — F. F. John-
ston, A. G. Boggs, Benjamin Shurtleff, N. D. Rideout,
and J. C. Martin, Trustees; E. T.Wilkius, M. D., Resi-
dent Physician ; L. F. Dozier, M. D., and F. W.
Hatch, Jr., M. D., Assistant Physicians.
State Prison. --W. F. McNutt, Charles Clayton,
Aug. H. Chapman, Jacob H. Neff, and George W.
Schell, Directors.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""AlSLVy.'"E%fors.'^'
1 MACDONOUGH.
CUMBERIiAND, L.KIITOH AXr» EXGT^ISH FOUNDRY COBLE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
BANKS.
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State Appointees.
(Residence, San Francisco.)
AssAYEB State — Louis Falkenau ; ofl&ce, 328 Mont-
gomery street.
Bank Commissioners Board of — Evan J. Coleman,
Robert Watt and William F. W^liite; office, 528 Cali-
fornia street.
Commissioner of Immigration — Charles D. Bunker,
office, 508 Battery street.
Fish Commissioners — S. R. Throckmorton and B.
B. Redding : office 401 California street.
Harbor Commissioners— William Blanding, George
8. Evans and W. A. VhilUps, Commissioners; John
8. Gray, Secretary, John J. O'Brien, Assibtant Sec-
retary ; Francis A. Bishop, Chief Engineer ; Howard
C. Holmes, Assistant Engineer; W. W. Morrow, Attor-
ney ; Marcus Harloe, Chief Wharfinger; James J.
Oreen, Assistant Chief Wharfinger ; office 10 Califor-
nia street.
Insurance Commissioner. — J. C. Maynard ; office,
401 California street.
M1NEBAI.0GIST. — Henry G. Hanks ; office, 212 Sutter
street.
Notaries Public. — See Business Directory.
Ptlot Examiners — E. W. Travers, Oliver Eldridge,
and J. A. Coolidge ; Thomas A. Griffin, Secretary ;
office, 62 Merchants' Exchange.
Pilots — W. N. Shelly, Charles Mayo, John Mahan,
Frank Murphy, W. H. JoUiffe, Thomas J. Knipe,
Frank Boyd, William W. Neal, William E. Domett,
John W. Ott, Freeman Trask, J. S. Dolliver, Eugene
M. Freeman, J. Henry Rogers, James Blood, George
Johnson, Thomas H. Barber, James Wilson, Stephen
Castle and J. B. Jones; office, NE corner Washington
and Battery.
Benicia and Mare Island Pilot — C. H. Harrison.
Port Wardens — John M«rtin, Archibald Harloe,
George T. Bromley, and William Young ; Secretary,
John P. Jourden; office, 525 Front street.
ViTi CULTURAL Commissioners.— Arpad Haraszthy,
President; Jubn H. Wheeler, Secretary ; office, 111
Ijeidesdorff street.
Superior Court. — Sessions held daily.
Justices' Court. — Sessions held daily. J. C. Pen-
nle. Presiding Justice ; J. H. Ryan, E. Gillson, F. M.
Clough.J. D. Connolly, Justices ; W. E. Lamb, Clerk ;
P. Deveney and Jere. J. Driscoll, Deputy Clerks.
Police Court No. 1. — Sessions held daily. Hale Rix,
Judge ; Edward W. Blaney, Prosecuting Attorney;
James E. Hughes, Clerk ; R. M. Swain, Clerk Pros-
ecuting Attorney ; Joseph A. Becsey, Louis Locke, E.
C. Stock, and Andrew Glover, Interpreters.
Police Court No. 2. — Sessions held daily. Simon
Rosenbaum, Judge ; John N. E. Wilson, Prosecuting
Attorney ; Joseph F, Bradford, Clerk.
Courts.
United States Circuit Court, District of Cali-
fornia.—Regular terms held in San Francisco, first
Monday of February, Second Monday of July, and
fourth Monday of November. Special terms at the
discretion of the Court. Stephen J. Field, Presiding
Justice; Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit Judge ; L. S. B.
Sawyer, Clerk; Joseph F. O'Beirne, Deputy Clerk.
United States District Court, District of Cali-
fornia.— Regular terms held in San Francisco, first
Monday of April, second Monday of August, and first
Monday of December. S[)ecial terms at the discre-
tion of the Court. Ogden Hoflman, Judge; Southard
Hoffman, Clerk; A. D. Grimwood, Deputy Clerk.
Supreme Court of California. — Regular terms
held in San Francisco, second Monday in January and
third M jndiiy in July, at Los Angelos first Tuesday
in April and second Monday in October, and at Sac-
ramento first Monday in May aud second Monday
in November. Robert F. Morrison, Chief Justice ;
E. W. McKinstry, James D. Thornton. E. M. Ross, J. R.
Sharpstein, S. B. McKee and Milton H. Myrick, Asso-
ciate Justices ; A. L. Hart. Attorney-Gf neral ; Frank
W. Oross, Clerk ; John B. Martin, Ch irles H^irlan
and J. A. M K<nua, Deputy Clerks; Thos. P. O'Con-
nor and F. T.Meagher. Secretaries and Librarians;
George H. Smith, Reporter; Wm. Craig, Deputy Re-
porter. Henry Finkler, and Perrie Kewen. Bailiffs ;
John J. Crowley and James J. Barry, Janitors.
Banks.
ANGL.O-CAL.IFORNIAN BANK (limited). In-
corporated, 1873. Capital stock, £600,000 ster-
ling; amouut paid in £:j00,300 sterling ($1,5U1,-
50O). Number of shares of "common stock"
issued is 29,970, £20 each, and 600 shares
"deferred stock," £1 each. The " deferred stock"
is fully paid. On the "common stock" £10 per
share has been paid. Directors : W. J. Scholfield,
E. H. Lushington, J. Sebag, I. Seligmau, J. bing-
ton.
San Francisco Branch, NE cor Pine and Sansome
streets. F. F. Low and Ignatz Steinhart, mana-
gers ; P. N. Lilienthal, cashier.
BANK BRITISH COLUMBIA. Incorporated,
1862. Capital stock £500,000 sterling; amount
paid in £:il6,000 sterling.
San Francisco Branch, SE cor California and San-
some streets. Directors : Robert Gillespie, Eden
Colville. James Anderson, Henry D. Harrison,
Henry E. Ransom, Sir John Rose, Bart. Acting
Manager : W. Powell.
BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. In-
corporated, 1810. Capital stock £1.000,000 ster-
ling ; amount paid in £1,000,000 Stirling. Shares
of stock issued, 20,000 ; amount paid up on each
share of stock £50 sterling. Directors; J. J.
Cater, E. A. Hoare, Henry R. Farrer, John Henry
Brodie, Richard H. Glyn, Henry J. B. Kendall, J.
J. Kingsford. Frederick Lubbock, A. H. Phill-
potts, J. Murray Robertson.
San Francisco Branch, 219-221 Sansome street.
Manager ; A. McKinlay.
BANK OF CALIFORNIA. Incorporated June,
1864. Capital stock $:i,000,0OL' ; fully paid up.
Number of share.*! of stock issued 30,000, SlOO
each. Directors :D. O. Mills, William Sharon,
William Alvord, Charles Mayne. E. W. Newhall,
Jerome Lincoln, Adam Grant, J. C. Wilmerding,
James Freeborn, Antoine Borel,M. Lewis. Loca-
tion— NW cor California and Sansome streets.
William Alvord, president; Thomas Brown,
cashier.
FIRST N.\TIONAL GOLD BANK OF SAN
FRANCISCO. Ciipital, paid up, $1,.500,000.
Directors; R. C. Woolworth, D. Callaghan, C. Qt.
Hooker, C. .Vdolpbe Low, Peter Donahue. Isaac
Wormser, Edward Martin, James Moffitt, N. Van
Bergen. Location— SW C'jr Montgomery and
Summer streets. R. C. Woolworth, president;
D. Callaghan, vice-president; E. D. Morgan,
cashier.
GRANGERS' B.4.NK OP CALIFORNIA. In-
corporated April 27. 1374. Capital stock tl,0O0,00O;
amount paid in $531,200. Number shares of stock
issued 10.00(1 ; amount paid on each share of stock
$.)0 plus $ti2,400 full paid up. Directors: J. H.
Gtrdluer, John Lewelling, T. E. Tynan, Daniel
Rhodes, H. M. Larue, Uriah Wood, J. C. Merry-
field, J. 0. Steele, 0. J. Cressey, Seneca Ewer, A.
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WALNUT JAPLE. CHERRY
JOHN WICP.IORE, Office 133 Spear St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
D. Logan. Location — NE corner California and
Davis streets. John Lewelling, President; A.
Montpellier, cashier.
liONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK
(limited). Incorporated in London, England,
1880. Capital htock £420,000 : the amount sub-
scribed and fully paid up Is £420,000 ; shares of
stock issued 60,000; paid up on each share £.7.
Directors: W. F. Babcock, J. F. riemlch, E. H.
Green, Henry (ioschen, Julius May, J. S. Morgan,
K. D. Peebles, F. Rodewald, Robert Ryrie, K.
Sulzbach, Baron H. de Stern.
San FRANCISCO Bbanch, 424 California street. A. Scriv-
ener, manager ; William Steel, assistant manager.
RIERCHANTS' EXCHANGE BANK (in liqui-
dation) 320 Sansome street.
NATIONAL GOLD BANK AND TRUST
COBIPANY (in liquidation) 512 California street.
NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Incorporated October 4, 1875. Capital stock, paid
up, $3,000,000; shares of stock issued 30,000;
amount paid tip on each share is $100. Directors :
J. C. Flood, Estate of W. S. O'Brien, J. W. Mac-
kay, J. G. Fair, George L. Brander, J. L. Flood.
Location — N\V cor Montgomery and Pine streets.
J. C. Flood, president ; J. S. Angus, cashier.
PACIFIC BANK. Incorporated February 4, 1863.
Capital stock, paid up, SI ,000,000. Number of
shares of stock issued is 10,000 ; amount paid on
each share SIOO. Directors; R. H. McDonald, W.
Mabury, W. T. Wallace, H. Mabury, C. T. Ryland,
F. V. McDonald, L. Vesaria. Location — NW cor
Sansome and Pine streets. R. H. McDonald, pres-
ident ; L. Vesaria, cashier.
"WTfiLLS, FARGO & CO.'S BANK. Incor-
porated February 5, 1866. Capital stock S6,2.50,-
000. Directors: Lloyd Tevis, Leland Stanford,
Charles F. Crocker, Oliver Eldridge, George E.
Gray, Charles Crocker, A. H. 'Barney, J. C.
Fargo, D. O. Mills. Location — ME cor California
and Sansome streets. Lloyd Tevis, president ; H.
Wadsworth, cashier.
CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY. Incorpcjrated June 24, 1873. Capital stock
§100,000 ; amount subscribed and paid in by stock-
holders is $71,000 00. Number shares of stock
issuea 710; amount paid on each share is $100.
Directors ; David Furquharson, Robert F. Bunker,
Alex. C. Corbett, Joseph R. Wilcox, Edward Far-
rell, John Bain, John Easton, Charles D. Farqu-
harson, John Daniel, V. Campbell, Thomas
Downing. Location— NW cor Eddy and Powell
streets. David Farquharson, president ; Vernon
Campbell, cashier.
FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' BANK OF
SAVINGS (in liquidation) 040 Market street.
FRENCH MUTUAL PROVIDENT SAVINGS
AND LOAN SOCIETY. Incorporated March
11, 1879. Capital stock $300,000 ; amount paid in
by stockholders is $143,105; amount subscribed
$222,100. Directors : F. Perrin, G. Touchard, P.
Fleury, J. C. Sala, H. Barroilhet, P. Husson, L.
MejasBon, A.Comte Jr. Location— 534 California
street. L. Mejasson, president ; A. Brand, secre-
tary.
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.
Incorporated February 10, 1868. Capital stock
$400,000; amount paid in is $300,000; number
shares of stock issued is 400. Directors : L. Got-
tig. Charles Kohler, Edward Kruse, George H.
Eggers, H. L. Simon. Peter Spreckels, N. Van
Bergen, F. Roediiig, Igustz St?ii)hart. Location
—526 California street. L. Qottig, jiresident ; F.
Roediug, cashier.
HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI>
ETY. IncoHJorated April 12, 1859. This bank
has no capital stock ; condu(tc<l on the " mutual
plan." Reserve fund $1,194,306 78. Directors-
Mylee D. Sweeny, C. D. O'Sullivan,. John Sulli-
van, Gustave Touchard, D. J. Oliver, Peter Dona-
hue, M. J. O'Connor, and Joseph A. Donohoe.
Location — NE cor Market and Montgomery streets.
Myles D. Sweeny, president; Robert J. Tobln,
secretary.
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCI-
ETY. Incorporated November 24, 1869. Capi-
tal stock is .$100,000 ; amount paid in is $80,000.
Number of shares of stock issued is 100. Direc-
tors : A. C.Weber, R. Jordan, E. D. Keyes, E.
Brand, Henry Luchsinger. Location— 18 Geary
street. A. C. Weber, president; A. Hartman,
cashier.
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY
(in liquidation) . Location— 6 Post street.
ODD FELLOWS' SAVINGS BANK (in Uqui-
dation) . Location — '20 Montgomery.
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION. In-
corporated June 18, 1862. Capital stock, paid up
in full, $400,000. Number of shares of stock is-
sued is 1,600. Directors : James De Fremery, Al-
bert Miller, C. Baum, Alexander Campbell, Sen.,
E. J. Crane, W. Ashburner, D. E. Martin, Charles
Pace, John Taylor, Joseph G. Eastland. Loca-
tion— 532 California street. James De Fremery,
president ; Lovell White, cashier.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY. Incorpor-
ated JulJ- 23, 1857. Capital stock $500,000, all paid
in. Number of shares of stock issued is 5,000.
Directors ; John Brickell, Isaac Hyde, Horace
Davis, W. A. Bray, A. W. Bowman, J. G. Kellogg,
W. A. Aldrich, S. C. Bigelow, B. O. Devoe. Lo-
cation— 619 Clay srreet. John Brickell, president ;
Cyrus W. Carmany, cashier.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. Incorporated
March 2, 1871. Capital stock $300,000; amount
liaid in is $150,000. Number of shares of stock
issued is 1,'200. Directors : D. O. Mills, W. F.
Babcock, William Alvord, Calvin Paige, Adam
Grant, Bartlett Doe, Jerome Lincoln, D. C. Mc-
Ruer, 8. L. Jones. Location — 215 Sansome street.
Jerome Lincoln, vice-president ; Winfield 8.
Jones, cashier.
CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Church.
Location, north side of Eddy street, between Jones
and Leavenworth. Rev. William M. Eincaid Pastor ;
residence, 1104 Market
This church was organized in June, 1849.
Number of communicants,' three hundred and fifty.
The Siibbath School has an average attendance of about
two hundred. The library contains about one thous-
and volumes.
Sabbath services morning and evening. Sabbath
School at half past twelve o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet-
ing every Monday and Wednesday evenings ; Church
Covenant Meeting the Wednesday evening preceding
the first Sabbath in each month.
Metroi>olitan Baptist Church.
Loc8tion,northeast corner of Fifth and Jessie streets.
Rev. I. S. Kalloch, D. D., Pastor; residence, Castro,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
Divine services are held every Sunday at eleven
o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M.
Young People's Meeting, Sunday evening at sixo'clock.
Church Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
Third Baptist Church (Colored).
Location, east side of Powell street, between Bush
and Sutter. Rev. George Duncan, Pastor; residence,
in rear of Church.
Number of members, about seventy-five. This
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to Braverman <f: l.evy
I 19 MONTCOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WAKHIXO C'Al4l.RI> FOR AND I>EI.IVC:Ri:i>.
OFFICE, 648 BIARKKT STREET.
CHURCHES.
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flhurch was organized in 1854. Services are held every
Sabbath at three o'clock and half past seven o'clockP.
M. A Sunday School, with an average attendance of
twenty, is held at two o'clock P. M.
Union Square Baptist Chnrcli.
Location, south side of Post street, between Powell
and Mason. Kev. L. N. Kowell, Pastor ; residence,
4'22 Geary street.
The church was organized in the old City College
Chapel, corner of Stockton and Geary streets, Octo-
ber ai, 1866, with fifty-three members, to which atl-
ditions have been made nearly every month, the num-
ber now being about one hundred.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet-
ing is held on Wednesday evenings, and a meeting
for the study of the Sunday School lesson, at which
the Pastor presides, is held on Friday evenings at
half-past seven o'clock.
The Sabbath School is in a prosperous condition,
and has a library of more than sixteen hundred vol-
umes. It meets immediately after morning service.
Fifth Baptist Cllurcli.
Location, Twenty-second street, between Howard
and Capp. Rev. DeWitt T. VanDoren, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 2329 Mission street.
This church was organized August 17th, 1869.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M. and half-past seven o'clock P. M., in Winter, and
forty-five minutes past seven o'clock P. M. in Summer.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at half past seven
o'clock P. M. in Wintfer, and forty-five minutes past
seven o'clock P. M. in Summer.
A Sabbath School, with an average attendance of one
hundred and sixty teachers and scholars, and a library
of about six hundred volumes, are connected with the
church. The school meets immediately after morn-
ing service.
Baptist Mission Chapel.
Location, Eleventh Avenue, between F and G
streets, South San Francisco. The house of worship
is neat and convenient. One preaching service is
held every Sabbath, in connection with which is a
Sunday School. No church has yet been organized.
Zion Baptist Cliarcli.
This Church was organized February 7th. 1881.
Place of worshiji, east side Laguna street, between
Golden Gate avenue and McAllister. Rev. Joseph S.
Bromley, Pastor; residence, 1301 Post street.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M., and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting Thurs-
day evening.
Baptist Chinese Mission.
Location, 740 Washington street ; Rev. J. B. Hart-
well and Miss Lowry, Missionaries. One preaching
service and Bible Class is held every Sabbath. Sab-
bath School at six o'clock P. M. The library, con-
sisting of works in the English and Chinese languages,
numbersfivehiindred volumes. Connected with this
is a school for tea -hing Chinese the English language
every evening at seven o'clock, chasing with religious
exercises. All religious services in the Chinese lan-
guage.
CONGREGATIONAL.
First Cougregfational Church.
Locationrsoutheastcornerof Post and Mason streets.
Rev. Charles D. Barrows, Pastor; residence, 1512
Pine. Rev. A. L. Stone, D. D., Pastor emeritus.
This church was organized July. 'JOth, 1849. The
present membership is about six hundred.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M., and at half past 'seven o'clock P. M. between
the first of September and first of May, and at forty-
five minutes past seven o'clock P. M. during the other
months of the year. Church Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday at half past seven o'clock P. M. Young
Peoples' Meeting Friday evening. Teachers' Meet-
ing Saturday evening. Socials monthly, Monday and
Thursday evenings.
The Sabbath School connected with the Church has
a membership of about five hundred, scholars and
teachers. It meets immediately after morning ser-
vice. A valuable and instructive library of over four-
teen hundred volumes is attached to the School.
Plymouth Congregational Church.
Location, east side of Taylor street, between Geary
and O'Farrell. Rev. T. K. Noble, Pastor; residence,
2200 Steiuer street.
This church was organized January 12th, 1862.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M. and at half past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath
School and Bible Classes meet immediately after the
morning service. Weekly Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening. Bible reading in the Chapel on
Post street, near Webster, every Friday evening. This
Church has a membership of four hundred and fifty,
and sustains three Sunday Schools with an enroll-
ment of ten hundred and thirty-eight scholars.
Third Congregational Church.
Location, south side of Fifteenth Street, near Mis-
sion. Rev. E. G. Beckwith, Pastor ; residence, 1546
Howard street. Number of members, one hundred
and seventy.
This chiirch had its origin in the Fall of 1862.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet-
ing every Wednesday evening.
The Sabbath School was organized November 5th,
1862. Its first session was held on Sunday, November
9th, of the same year, the total attendance being thirty-
three. At present the average attendance is about
three hundred and fifty. Meets immediately after
morning service.
Grreen Street Congregational Church.
Location, south side of Green sti'eet, between Stock-
ton and Powell. Rev. W. E. Ijams, Pastor ; residence,
Commercial Hotel.
The church was organized February 1865.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at eight
o'clock P. M. The Sabbath School connected with
the church niimbers about three hundred members
and has a library containing eight hundred volumes.
Meets immediately after morning service.
Bethany Congregational Church.
Location, Bartlett street, near Twenty-fifth. Rev.
William C. Pond, Pastor ; residence, 940 Capp street.
This Church was organized February 23rd, 1873. Re-
cognized by an Ecclesiastical Council duly called
February 23rd, 1874.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M. and thirty minutes past seven o'clock P.M.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.
A Sabbath School, from whence sprung this church,
was organized in August, 1872. It has an enrolled
membership of three hundred, and a library of three
hundred and fifty volumes. Meets at half past twelve
o'clock P.M. Chinese Sunday School meets at half
past six o'clock P.M.
California Chinese Mission.
Rev. W. C. Pond, Superintendent.
Incorporated Jlarch, 1876. The corporation has
been formed for the purpose of conducting Christian,
missionary and educational operations among
Chinese and Japanese in California.
Mission House and Central School, No. 5 Brenham
Place; Miss J. S. Worley, Miss E. Snook, and Jee
Gam, Teachers. Barnes Mission House, No. 8 Ridley
street; Mrs. C. A. Sheldon, Miss J. Sheldon, and Lu
Lum, Teachers. Bethany School, Bethany Chapel.
Bartlett street, near Twenty-fifth; Mrs. J. C. Snook,
Teacher. Religious services are held every Sunday
at eleven o'clock A. M., and half past seven o'clock P.
M., and every Wednesday at half past seven o'clock
P. M. Schoolevery evening during the week at Cen-
tral School, 5 Brenham Place.
The Congregational Association of Christian Chin-
ese, organized In connection with this Mission, for
mutual aid in the developmentof Christian cliarai ter
and in doing Christian work, has about one hundred
and seventy members. Chung Mon, President; Jee
Gam, Secretary.
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EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Chnrch.
Location, uortheast corner of Poet and Powell
streets. Rev. Hiram W. Beers, Rector ; residence, 1000
Sutter street.
This is the oldest parish of the Protestant Episcopal
Church on the Pacific Coast.
It had its beginning in Divine Service, celebrated
on the eighth day ot July, 1849.
The ordinary services are Morning Prayer, at eleven
o'clock, Tjvith llcily Communion on all Sundays and
Holy-days. Evening Prayer at half past seven o'clock
every Sunday. Sermons after Morning and Evening
Prayers every Sunday, and after Morninc Prayers at
the greater Festivals and on Thanksgiving Day. Sun-
day School at half past nine o'llock A. M., and Public
Catechising at the same hour, the first Sunday in
the month. Teachers' Meeting, Monday at four
o'clock P. M. Ladies' Pastoral Aid Society after
Morning Prayer, on Fridays at eleven o'clock A. M.
Industrial School at ten o'clock A.M., every Saturday.
Lenten Services as arranged by the Rector from time
to time.
Grace Cliarcli.
Location, southeast corner of California and Stock-
ton streets. Rev. William H. Phitt, Rector ; resid-
ence, 1407 .Jones street.
This church was organized in 1849.
The cnruer stone of the present church edifice was
laid by Bishop Kip in May, 18(;o.
Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A. M., and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday
School meets at half past nine o'clock A. M.
St. John's Churcli.
Location, northeast comer Fifteenth and Valencia
streets. Rev. E. B. Spalding, Rector ; residence, 1534
Mission street.
This church was established in November, 1857.
Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A. M., and on Sunday evening at half past seven
o'clock. Also, on all Holy Days at eleven o'clock A.
M. The Sunday School numbers about three hun-
dred and fifty sctholars, and twenty teachers. Num-
ber of volumes in the library, one thousand. Meets
at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Church of the Advent.
Location, south side of Howard street, opposite
New Moiitgomery. Right Rev.William lugraham Kip,
D. D., Bishop of the Diocese of California, Rector;
residence southwest corner of Franklin and Eddy
streets. Rey. W. L. Githens, Assistant Rector, resi-
dence, ti23 Howard street. Study at the Church.
Thi.s parish was organized June, 1858. The present
church building was completed and consecrated Feb-
ruary •_'4, 1861. Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A.M., and half past seven o'clock P.M. The Sunday
School has an average attendance of about four hun-
dred, and meets at half past nine o'clock A. M.
St. Alban's Church.
Present place of worsliip, Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mis-
sion street. R<'itor, vacant.
Organized iu 1870, as a Free Episcopal Church, with
full choral services. It is now under the immediate
supervision of tlie Bishop of the Diocese.
Services are held at half past nine o'clock A. M.,
and the Sunday School, under the suiierintendence
of W. G. Badger, meets at half past nine o'clock A. M.
St. Iiuke'8 Church.
Location, soutli side of Pa< itic street between Polk
street and Van Ness Avenue. Rev. S. Gregory Lines,
Rector; residence, !2211 Van Ness aveniie
The first services of the Protestant Episcopal Church
at Spring Valley, which led to the organization of this
church, were held by the Rev. Giles Easton, Assistant
Hector of Grace Church, in Spring Vallev School
House, on Broadway street, between Larkin and Polk,
on the fourth of March, 1866.
The building now occupied by the congregation was
completed September H>, 18fi8, and consecrated A)irll
13, 1873. It was enlarged, and a Guild room added,
December, 1878. The church will now accommodate
over three hundred persons.
The church is supported by ofiforings and monthly
subscriptions, and seats are free. Services are held
every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. and at half past
seven o'clock P. M; and on Saints' Days, and other
Holy Days at eleven o'clock A. M. Sunday School
meets at half past nine o'clock A. M.
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church.
Location, south side California street, between Fill-
more and Steiner streets. Rev. W. S. Neales, Rector :
residence. 2115 Bush street.
This church is the outgrowth of St. Paul's Mission,
organized by several residents of the Western Addi-
tion, October 1st, 1873. It was regularly incorporated
as a church in the month of March, 1881.
Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. The Sunday-
School, under the immediate superintendence of the
minister in charge, meets at three o'clock P. M. It
has about "200 children enrolled.
St. Peter'8 Church.
Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Filbert
streets. Rev. Adam McAllister, oificiator ; residence,
501 Geary street.
This parish was organized in July, 1867.
The church building accommodates three hundred,
the sittings being free.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P.M.
The Sunday School connected with the church is in
a very flourishing condition ;meets at half past twelve
o'clock P. M.
St. Stephen's Church.
Location, north side of Fulton street, between Web-
ster and Fillmore. Rev. Edgar J. Lion, Rector; resi-
dence, 723 Grove street.
This church was organized early in the year
1879.
i The congregation now numbers about two hundred
and fifty. Services are held on Sunday** at eleven
o'clock A.M. and a quarter to eight P.M. The Sunday
School, which numbers about two hundred, meets at
one o'clock P. M.
All Saints' Episcopal Chnrch.
Location, corner of Eddy and Polk streets. Rev. W.
Fred. Morrison, Rector; residence, 730 Sutter street.
This church was organized November 1, 1878. ThB
church was burned down August 15, 1881, but will be
rebuilt the present year.
Mission Services.
Seamen's Mission. — Chapel, 118 Jackson street,
corner Front. The Mission is under the charge of
the Clergy of the Diocese ; R. B. Sanchez, superin-
tendent. Sunday School every Sunday at two o'clock
P.M., at the Chapel. Also, a Sewing School for girls,
which meets every Saturday at ten o'clock A M. at the
Church of the Advent.
. EVANGELICAL.
Ifuited German Kvangelical Lutheran Con
g-re^ation of St. Mark's Church.
Location, south side of Geary street, between Stock-
ton and Powell. Rev. G. Muehlsteph, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 307 Mason street.
This IS the oldest German Evangelical Lutheran
Congregation in the city, it being in existence since
1857.
The consolidation of the First German Evangelical
Lutheran Congregation of Greenwich Street, and the
German Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of St.
Mark's Church, took X'lace on Tuesday, the 23d. day
of July, 1807. Number of members one hundred and
twenty.
Services in the German language every Sabbath at
forty-ftve minutes i)a8t ten o'clock A.M. The Sabbath
School meets at half past nine o'clock A. M. ; number
of children, four hundred.
St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
Location, south side of Mission street, between
Fifth and Sixth. Rev. J. M. Buehler, Pastor; resi-
dence, 9.53 Mission street.
This church was organized on the fifteenth of May,
1867.
The Ladies' Society connected with this chtirch has
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The Sabbath School now numbers six hundred and
eleven scholars, with forty-five teachers. !
Services in the (ieriuan language every Sabbath at i
half past ten o'clock A.M., and lialf past seven o'clock ;
P. M. Wednesday evening. Sabbath School at nine 1
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A Day School, under the auspices of the congrega- i
tion, has been established, which includes the 1
branches taught in the Public Schools; devotes par-
ticular attention to the study of the German language,
and has special regard to the moral training of their
children iu the spirit of the Christian religion.
Onr Saviour's Scandina-^'ian Kvangelical
liutheran Clmrcli.
Location, 18 Sherman street. Kev. I. L. P. Diet-
richsou, Pastor; O. Gro^nsberg, Assistant Pastor;
residence, adjoining church.
This church was organized on the twentieth of Oc-
tober, 1870.
A Ladies' Society to promote the interests of the
church and for the relief of poor Scandinavians has
lately been organized. Services in the Scandinavian
language Sundays and holidays at half past ten o'clock
A. M. The seats are always free, and strangers are
welcome. Its membership is now one hundred and
twenty-five.
First Evang'elical Reformed Church (Ger-
man).
Location, east side of Eleventh street, between Mar-
ket and Mission. Kev. J. Fuendeling, Pastor; resi-
dence, 29 Eleventh street, basement of church.
This society was organized by the Kev. Frederick
Fox, on the eleventh of Ai^ril, 18ii9.
The church, occupied by the congi'egation, was
dedicated December 15, 1872.
Services every Sabbath in the German language at
eleven o'clock A. M., and Thursday evening at half
past seven o'clock P. M. German Sabbath School at
half-past nine o'clock A. M.
Emanuel ('hnrch of the Evang^elical As-
sociatiou.
Location, north side of Jessie street, between Sixth
and Seventh. Kev. F. W.Voegelin, Pastor; residence,
538 Jessie street, rear of church.
Number of members one hundred and twenty. Ser-
vices in the German language every Sabbath at half-
past ten o'clock A. M., and half past seven o'clock
P. M. Sabbath School, numbering one hundred and
ninety teachers and scholars, meets at quarter past
nine o'clock A.M. Prayer Meeting every Tuesday
and Thursday evening, and Bible Meeting every Fri-
day evening at eight o'clock P.M.
Oench Reformed Evangelical Church.
Present place of worship, east side Powell street,
between Bush and Sutter. Kev. Edmond Vernie,
Pastor; residence, 1912 Stockton street.
Organized February 18th, 1877. Number of mem-
bers nineteen. Services in the French language
every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. A Sunday School
in connection with the church, meets at ten o'clock
A.M.
Officers. — Adolphe E. Juillerat and Numa Duperu.El-
ders.
St. John's German Evanjjelical Church.
Present place of worship at St. Peter's Episcopal
Church, northeast corner Stockton and Filbert streets.
Rev. C. F. Waldocker, Pastor: residence, 617 Mont-
gomery avenue.
Thischurch was organized in July. 1879. Services
held every Sabbath, in the German language, at half
past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at nine
o'clock A. M.
St.Matthe'w's German Evangelical Church.
Location, Alabama street, near Twenty-fourth. Rev.
J. Fuendeling, Pastor; residence, 29 Eleventh street.
This church was organized January 23, 1882. Ser-
vices are held in the German language every Sabbath
at half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at
two o'clock P. M. There is connected with the church
a ladies' society for the promotion of the interests of
the church.
HEBREW.
Congregation Eiuanu-El.
Location of s.vuagdgue, north side of Sutter street,
between Stockton and Powell. Rev. Elkau Cohn,
Kabbi ; residence, 9U5 Hyde street; Max Wolf, Reader.
Organized April, 1851 .
A school for the religious education of the youth,
with four hundred and sixty-three pupils, is conducted
in the basement rooms ot the synagogue building.
Congregation Ohabai Shalome.
Location of synagogue, east side of Mason street,
between Geary and Post. Rev. Dr. A. S. Bettelheim.
Kabbi; residence, 1311 Larkin street.
The elegant edifice occupied by this congregation
was erected iu 1865. Number of members about one
hundred.
Congregation Beth Israel.
Location of synagogue, Turk street, near Taylor.
Rev. Dr. A. J. Messing, Rabbi; residence, 630 Eddy
street.
This congregation was organized in 1801.
The present membership is about two hundred.
Services are held daily, morning and evening, at the
visual hours.
Congregation Sherith Israel.
Location of synagogue, northeast corner of Post and
Taylor streets. Rev. Dr. H. Vidaver, K ibbi ; residence,
806 Jones street. M. Luxenbuig, Cantor.
Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Location of synagogue, east side of Stockton street,
between Broadway and Vallejo. Dr. O.Weiss, Reader.
Congregation Beth-9Ienahim Streisand.
Minna street, between Fifth and Sixth. Rabbi
vacant. Services held every day. L. Levin, Presi-
dent.
Congregation Nevali-Tzedek.
Location of synagogue li Golden Gate avenue.
Rev.'Syskind Caro, Kabbi; David Davis, teacher of
the congregation ; residence, 524 Jessie. Services
held three times daily.
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, west side of Powell street, between Wash-
ington and Jackson. Rev.Wm..R. Gober, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 1008 Washington street.
This is the oldest Protestant church organization in
San Francisco or in California, several families
having been formed into a society here by Rev. W.
Roberts, in 184ti.
The i)resent beautiful edifice was erected in 1871.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M., and
half-past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath School at half
past twelve o'clocit P.M. Prayer Meeting on Wednes-
day evenings.
Howard Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Locatiim, south side of Howard street, between
Second 'aud Tliird. Rev. F. F. Jewell, D. D., Pastor ;
residence, 8 Hubbard street. *
This society was organized in 1852.
There are now two hundred and eighty communi-
cants, aud a Sabl)ath School, numbering fifty oflficers
and teachers aud five hundred scholars, with an aver-
age attendance of about four hundred, and a library of
two thousand volumes. Services every Sabbath moi n-
ing and evening at the usual' hours. Prayer Meeting
on Sunday, at luilf past sis o'clock P. M., and on
Wednesday, at half past seven o'clock P. M. Class
meetings at nine o'clock A. M. and twelve o'clock M.
Sundays. Sabbath School at two o'clock P. M.
Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, north side of Mission street, between
Sixthand Seventh. Rev. Elbert R. Dille, Pastor; resi-
dence, lOtil Mission street.
The church was organized in 1864.
The Society now numbers, including probationers,
four hundred r.nd ten.
Services every Sabbath morning and evening at the
usual hours. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday eveniiigs.
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P. M. Sabbath School and Bible classes at two o'clock
P. M.; mimber of scholars and teachers, five hun-
dred. Class Meetings Sabbath at half past nine
o'clock A.M., and at half past twelve o'clock P. M.,
and on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.
Young people's meeting every Monday evening. Lit-
erary Society held Saturday evenings.
Grace Alethodist Kpiscopal Clinrcli.
Location, east side of Mission street, between Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth. Kev. A. T. Needham, Pastor ;
residence, 204 Nineteenth street.
This church was known as the Mission Street Meth-
odist Episcojial until 1870, when the present name
was adopted. Number of members, one hundred and
forty.
Services on Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and at
half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting on
Wednesdays at half i^ast seven o'clock P. M. The
Sabbath School connected with the church has an av-
erage attendance of three hundred and eighty, and a
library oi five hundred volumes ; meets at half past
two o'clock P. M.
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Kentucky Street Methodist
Cliarcli.
Episcopal
Location, Tennessee street, south of Solano, Po-
trero. Geo. H. McCracken, Pastor; residence, west
side Minnesota street, between Mariposa and Solano.
Organized 1870. Number of members, thirty. Sun-
day School attendance, ninety. Services every Sab-
bath at eleven o'clock A. M. and seven o'clock P. M.
Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings. Sunday School
at half-past nine o'clock P. M.
St. Paiil'8 German Metliodist Ejpiscopal
Ctiurcli.
Location, north side Broadway street, between
Stockton aud Powell. Rev. C. H. Afflerbach, Pastor ;
residence, 728 Broadway street.
This church was organized February 29, 1859.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. aud
half past seven o'clock P. M. ; also, every Wednesday
evening in the German language. Sunday School at
nine o'clock A. M.
Gei-uian Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Folsom street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Rev. Hermann Briick, Pastor ; residence, 864B Folsom
street, rear.
This church was organized in the Fall of 1855.
Number of members fifty-five.
Services every Sunday at forty-five minutes past ten
o'clock A. M. aud half past seven o'clock P. M. Sab-
bath School at nine o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday evening at half past seven o'clock.
Praise meeting every Friday evening at half past seven
o'clock. All services iu the German language.
Hayes Valley Metliodi.st Episcopal Church.
Location, corner Lagima and Grove streets. B. F.
Crary, Pastor; residence, 1807>i Pine.
Services at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven
o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half past nine o'clock
A. M. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church,
South.
Location, west side of Russ street, between Howard
and Folsom. Bev. J. C. Simmons, Pastor; residence, '25
UuHS street.
This church was re-organi/.ed in October, 1858.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M., and
half pa,st seven o'clock P.M. Sabb.ith School at close
of morning service. Class Meetings at half past nine
o'clock A.M. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings.
Bush Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Bush street, between Scott and Uevlsa-
dero. Rev. R. L. Harford, Pastor; residence, 2520 Bu.sh
street.
This house of worship was built from the proceeds
of thesale of the Seaman's Bethel, iu 1809, and reron-
Btructed in 1881 at a cost of $5,000. A Suuday School,
with about three hundred members and a library of
live hundred volumes, is connected with the church.
Numberof coiumuuicants and probationers, one hun-
dred aud fifteen.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P.M. Class Meeting Fridajs,
at half past seven o'clock P. M., and Sundays at ten
o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evenings.
Sabbath School every Sunday at two o'clock P. M.
South San Francisco Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, Fifteenth avenue. South S. F. George H.
McCracken, Pastor ; residence, west side Minnesota
street, between Mariposa and Solano.
Services every Sunday at half past seven o'clock
P. M. Sunday School at 3 o'clock P. M., unfler the
supervision of Mr John Pinder.
Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Church.
Place of worship, north side of Harrison street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth ; Rev. C. J. Wigreu, Pastor; resi-
dence, 451 Bryant.
This church was organized September 27, 1875.
Services are held every Sabbath at half past ten
o'clock A.M. aud half past .seven o'clock P.M. Prayer
Meeting Thursdays at half past seven o'clock P.M.
Twenty-seventh Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church.
Location, south side Twenty-seventh street, between
Church and Sanchez. Rev. George W. Beatty, Pastor ;
residence, 422 Clipper street.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and
seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half past twelve
o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.
Location, west side of Stockton street, between Clay
and Sacramento. Rev. James H. Davis, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 1000 Clay street.
The congregation was organized by Kev. John J.
Moore, August 1, 18.52.
Connected with the church is a Sabbath School of
three teachers and thirty scholars, and a librarj' of
four hundred volumes.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at one
o'clock P. M.
African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, west side of Powell street, between Jack-
son and Pacific. Rev. R. Seymour, Pastor ; residence,
905 Jackson.
The society worshiping here was organized in 1859.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at half
past one o'clock P. M.
Chinese Mission House of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Location, north side of Washington street, between
Stockton and Powell. Rev. Otis Gibson, Superinten-
dent; Rev. A. J. Hanson, Assistant; residence, 916
Washington street. Lee Tong Hay, Chan Pak Kwal,
and Chan Hon Fan, native helpers.
This Mission House was erected in 1870. The build-
ing contains rooms designed for, and used as, an
Asylum for Chinese women and girls, who may
be saved from lives of slavery and shame. Mrs.
Jane Walker is employed as teacher and missionary
in this department. Sabhath School for women at
twenty minutes past one o'clock P. M. every Sabbath.
The entrance to the Chinese department is on Stone
street, and to the Parsonage department, 916 Wash-
ington street.
The schools are graded into five classes, employing
five exjierienced teachers, and are open every evening
during the week excejit Saturday. Tuition $1 per
month. Bible Class meets every Sabbath at eleven
o'clock A.M. Sabbath School at half past six o'clock
P.M. Praise Service and Bible Class Wednesday even-
ings. Services in the Chinese language every Sab-
bath, at twenty minutes past twelve o'clock P.M.
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First Presbyterian Church
Location, west side of Stockton street, between
Washington aud Clay. Rev. Ebeu Muse, Acting Pas-
tor ; residence, 629 California street.
This church was organized May 20, 1849.
The ch\irch is entirely free from debt. Present
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number of commuuicaotg is about one hundred and
ninety. .
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M., and at half past seven o'clock P.M.; Lecture on
Wednesday evenings. Evening Prayer Meeting at
seven P.M. The public invited to all services.
There is a large and flourishing Sabbath School con-
nected with the church. Average attendance, two
hundred. Number of teachers, thirty-live. A choice
I library of over eight hundred volumed is attached to
I the school. C C. Shattuck, Superintendent. Sab-
bath School and Bible Class meet at one o'clock P. M.
Calvary Presbyterian Churcli.
Location,' northwest corner of Geary and Powell
streets. Rev. John Hemphill, Pastor; residence,
1239 Pine street.
This church was organized July 17, 1851.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Public Lecture
Wednesday evening. Prayer Meeting every Friday
evening and every Sabbath, one hour before the even-
ing service. Sabbath School meets at half past
twelve o'clock P.M.
Hotvard Presbyterian. Church.
Location, south side of Mission street, between
Third and Fourth. Rev. Robert Mackenzie, Pastor;
residence, 24 South Park.
The church wa.s organized September, 1850.
The number of communicants enrolled is about
three hundred.
Regular services are held on Sundays at eleven
o'clock A. M. Sunday School meeis at half-past nine
o'clock A. M.
liarkin Street Presbyterian Church.
Location, corner of Larkin and Pacific streets. Rev.
T. Beaizley, Pastor in charge ; residence 1225 Filbert.
This enterprise was commenced by Rev. J. D.
Strong, in April, 1802.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M, and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Young Peojile's Prayer
Meeting Sundays at half past six o'clock P. M., and
regular Prayer Sleeting every Wednesday night. The
Sabbath School has an average attendance of two
hundred and fifty, and meets immediately after morn-
ing service ; B. Dyer, superintendent.
Central Presbyterian Tabernacle.
Location, north side of Golden Gate Av, between
Taylor and Jones. Rev. W.J. Smith. Pastor ; residence,
2422 Howard street.
This church was organized by a Committee of the
Presbytery of California, May U, 1865.
Sabbath services held at eleven o'clock A.M., and
half-past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday in the lecture room at half-past seven
o'clock P.M., and on Sabbath evenings at half-past
six o'clock P.M. Praise service is held till half-past
seven o'clock P.M., when the usual service i.s held.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper is administered
on the first Sabbath in March, June, September, and
December. The Sabbatli School connected with the
church was oi-gauized January 15, 1865, with fifty-
seven scholars and twenty teacherft, with Stephen
Franklin as Superintendent. The whole number of
teachers and scholars now enrolled is two hundred
and forty-two ; meets at half-past nine o'clock A.M.
The library contains two thousand useful volumes,
which are eagerly read by the children.
Young People's Aid Society meets every Tuesday
evening, at half past seven o'clock. Superintendent
of Simday School, W. H. Davies, M. D.
Emmanuel mission.
Location, 928 Harrison street, between Fifth and
Sixth. Itev. James Woodworth, Superintendent ; res-
idence, 1713 Stevenson street. Sunday School every
Sabbath at half past two o'clock P. M.
United Presbyterian Church.
Location, west side of Mason street, between Eddy
and Ellis. Rev. M. M. Gibson, D. D., Pastor; resi-
dence, 803 Guerrero street, near Twentieth.
This church was organized January, 180G, by the
Rev. J. T. Cooper, D. D.. with thirty-eight members;
it now numbers about three hundred and fifteen.
It uses the metrical version of the Psalms of David in
praise. The pews are free.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.
M., and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School
at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Location, south side of Fell street, between Octavia
and Laguna. Rev. F.L. Nash, Pastor; residence, 604
Buchanan street.
Organized April 4, 1864. Number of members, about
two hundred.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half
past twelve o'clock P. M.; C. Geddes, Superintendent.
Average attendance, two hundred and fifty. Prayer
meetings Wednesdavs and Fridays at half past seven
o'clock P.M.
Ho-^rard Street Presbyterian Church.
Location, east side of Howard street between Twenty-
first and Twenty-second. Rev. A. S. Fiske, Pastor;
residence, 808 Twentieth street.
Organized 1868. Niunberof members, one himdred
and fifty. The increase in the membership during
the past year has been about forty per cent.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer meeting and
Teachers' meeting at half-past seven o'clockWednesday
evening.
Sunday School at half-past twelve o'clock P.M.
•Vverage attendance one hundred and eighty.
St. John's Presbyterian Church.
Location, north side of Post street, between Mason
and Taylor. Rev. W. A. Scott, D.D., LL. D., Pastor;
residence, 521 Post street.
This church was organized March 6, 1870, in Pacific
Hall, by the Presbytery of San Francisco, with fifty-
eight communing members. The number at present
is about four hundred.
Church services at eleven o'clock A. M. and half
past seven'o'clock P.M.
The Sabbath School connected with the church has
five hundred members, and a library containing
thirteen hundred and seventeen volumes, with nu-
merous diagrams of Bible places and scenes. It
meets at half-past nine o'clock A.M.
Olivet Presbyterian Church.
Location, Tennessee street, between Sierra and
Napa. Rev. J. T. Wills, Pa.stor; residence, Railroad
avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues,
South S. F.
This Church was erected in 1871. The church
affords sittings for two hundred and fifty. Services
every Sabbath at half-past eleven o'clock, A. M.
Sabbath School at 2 o'clock, P. M. Connected with
the school is a library of five hundred voliunes.
Slemorial Presbyterian Church.
Location, Eighteenth avenue, near Railroad ave-
nue. South San Francisco. Rev. J. T. Wills, Pastor ;
residence. Railroad avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth avenues.
The Memorial Presbyterian Church was incorpora-
ted March 23, 1871. Services every Sabbath at half-
past ten o'clock, A. M.
The Sabbath School connected with the church
meets at twelve o'clock M., and numbers seventy-five
members.
Hamilton Square Presbyterian Church.
Services held in Hamilton Hall, corner Geary and
Steiner streets. Rev. Joseph Hemphill, Pastor; resi-
dence, 1239 Pine.
This church was organized January 22, 1882. Ser-
vices every Sabbath at eleven o,clock A. M., and half
past seven o'clock P. M.
Woodbridgre Presbyterian Church.
Location, corner of Twentieth and Capp streets.
Rev. Sylvester Woodbridge, D. D., Pastor : residence,
627 Nineteenth street.
This church was organized Easter Sunday, 1876.
Services at eleven o'clock A.M. and half past seven
o'clock P.M. The Sunday School has an average at-
tendance of three hundred, and meets at half past
twelve o'clock P.M.
Welsh Presbyterian Church.
Place of worship, Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission
street. Rev. Moses Williams, Pastor. . Organized
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eervice, eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven
o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half past two o'clock
P.M. Average attendance, fifty.
Cbinese Mission House.
Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Sacra-
mento streets. Rev. A. W. Loomis, D. D., Missionary ;
residence, 1505 Jones .street.
The house is brick, and was built by the liberality
of the citizens of San Francisco, and by funds from
the Prfsbyterian Board of Foreign Missions, whose
ofiSce is in New York, and by which this mission to
the Chinese in California Is supijorted. The house
contains school rooms and rooms for a Chinese Chris-
tian Association, a chapel which will seat nearly three
hundred people, and apartments for the residence of a
missiim family.
Religious services in the Chinese language are held
every Sabbath morning and evening, and also on
Wednesday evenings. A Sabbath School is also held
in connection with each of these three services.
An evening school is open throughout the week.
It is free to the Chinese, and is taught by the mis-
sionaries and other teachers who are supported by
the Mission.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
St. Mary's Cathedral.
Location, northeast corner of California and Dupont
streets. Most Rev. Joseph S. Alemany. Archbishop •
Very Rev. J. Prendergast, V. G. Pastor; Rev. Hugh
Lagan and Rev. J. G. Cottle, A.^sistants ; Rev. George
Moutgomery, Secretary ; archiepiscopal and pastoral
residence, e2« California street.
I The erection of this structure was commenced July
17, 1853, and dedicated December 25, 1854.
I Attached to the cathedral is a large day school for
boys.
Masses: Sunda.vs, at six in Summer, and half-past
I six in Winter, half past seven, nine, and half-past ten
o'clock A.M. ; week days, six, half-past six, seven, and
i halt-past seven o'clock A.M. ; Vespers, at half-past
seven o'clock Sunday evenings.
] St. Dominic's Churrii and Monastery.
Location, northwest corner of Bush and Steiner
streets. Served by the Dominican Fathers connected
with the Church.
Attached, to the Church are Confrateruities of the
Most Holy Rosary ; Holy Name of Jesus and Angelic
Warfare, also, a benevolent society.
Masses Sunday at five, six, seven, eight, nine and
half past ten o'clock A.M. Sermon and benediction at
, half past seven P. M. Masses week days every half
j hour from six until eight A. M.
I St. Francis' Church.
Location, north side of Valle.io street, between Du-
pout and Stockton. Rev. J. F. Harrington, Pastor-
Rev J. Valentine and Rev. P. Duflfy. Assistants. Pas-
toral residence, northeast corner Vallejo street and
Montgomery avenue.
This chnnh was organized by Very Rev. Anthony
Langlois, in the Spring of 1849.
Masses: Sundays at a quarter past six, half past
seven nine, and half past ten o'clock A. M. Sunday
School at halt past one o'clock P. M. Vespers and
Benediction on Sundays at half past seven o'clock P
■ M. Mass on week days at seven o'clock A. M.
St. lenudua' Church.
Location, north side of Hayes street, west of Van
Ness avenue. Served by the Fathers of the Societr
of Jcus, connected with St. Ignatius' College
Mast^es: Sundays, at five, f„rty-five minutes past
five, half past six, fitteen minutes past seven ei'-ht
forty.five minutes past eight, half past nine, and half
i ??^i t B ^''"S.'i' ^- ^^- ' ^'<''*l"'-« at half past seven
I O clock P. M. Masses on week days at five, forty-five
minutes past five, half past six, fifteen minutes past
seven, and eight o dock A. M.
St. Patrick's Church.
Location, north side of Mission street, between
Third and Fourth. Rev. Peter J. Grey. Pastor; Rev.
Thomas Larkin and Rev. John J. Sullivan, Assistants
Pastoral residence, 744 Mission street.
Masses : Sundays, at fifteen minutes past six, fifteen
minutes past seven, eight, nine, and half-past ten
o'clock A. M. : during the week, daily, at half-past six
and half-past seven o'clock A. M. ; Vespers and bene-
diction of the M. H. S., at half-past seven o'clock P.
M. A boys' school is held in the basement, at which
there is an averige attendance of nearly four hundred
pupils.
Notre Dame des Victoires.
Location, northsideof Bush street, between Dupont
and Stockton. Rev. Pierre Robert, Pastor ; residence
5'26 Bush street.
Masses on Sundays at nine, and half past ten. o'clock
A.M.; Mass on week days at eight o'clock A. M. Ves-
pers, three o'clock P. M. Cate.hism, on Sundays, at
two o'clock P. M., taught in the English and French
languages, preparatory to communion for children
from ten years and older. Baptism of infants, one
o'clock P. M. The course of preparation requires one
year's attendance at the Sunday School, and time fixed
for confirmation and communion is the first day of
May of each year.
Mission Dolores.
Location, southwest corner of Sixteenth and Dolores
streets. Rev. Richard P. Brenuan, Pa.stor; Rev. Mi-
chael Connelly, assistant Pastor. Pastoral residence,
adjoining the church.
The church was dedicated on the ninth of October,
1776, although projected in 1769, by Father Junipero
Serra, the Father of the California Missions. The
first Friar who had charge was Francisco Palou, who
was assisted in his labors by Benito Cambon. At the
organization of this Mission, and for its protection,
there were fifteen soldiers located at the Presidio,
under the command of S. Flores. A cemetery is at-
tached to the church, in which the first interment
was made in September, 1776. The first Indian con-
vert was baptized on the twenty-seventh day of De-
cember, in the same year. In the introductory por-
tion of the San Francisco Directory for 1862, page 5,
will be found further details connected with the his-
tory of this Mission. Attached to this church is a
large day school.
Masses at half past six, eight, one-quarter to nine,
and half past ten o'clock A.M. on Sundays and Festi-
vals. \ espers at half past seven o'clock P.M.
St. Joseph's Church.
Locatic m, west side of Tenth street, between Folsom
and Howard. (Pastor vacant.) ; Rev. J. A. Gallagher,
Rev. P. R. Lynch, Rev. P. O'Connor and Rev. H. P. J.
Gallagher, Assistants; residence adjoining the church.
This church was opened for divine service on the
eighth day of December, 1861.
Services on Sundays and Festival days. Masses; Sun-
days at six, seven,eight. nine, and halt past ten o'clock
A.M.; Catechism at nine o'clock A.M., and Vespers at
seven o'clock P.M. in Winter, and half past seven in
Summer. Masses on week days at half past six, seven
half past seven, and eight o'clock A.M.
St. Rose's Church.
Location, Brannan street, near Fourth. Rev.D F.
Nugent, Pastor; Rev. J. F. Nugent, Assistant Pastor-
residence, adjoining the church.
This church, which was instituted as a chapel, and
served from the various other Rjman Catholic
Churches of the city, has been entirely remodeled and
rebuilt, and a separate parish constituted for it. It
was formerly dedicated April 20, 1879.
Masses are said at eight and half past ten o'clock
A.M. Sunday School at two o'clock P.M., and Ves-
pers at half past seven o'clock P.M.
St. Bridgfet's Church.
Location, southwest corner of Broadway street and
Van Ness avenue. Rev. T. Callaghan, Pastor; Rev.
M. Mulville, Assistant; residence, adjoining the
church.
This church was completed and services first held
in February, 1864.
Masses every Sunday at half past six, eight, and half
past ten o'clock A. M. and ve.spers at half past seven
o clock P. M. Catechism for the children at nine
o clock A. M. Masses on week days at seven o'clock
A. M.
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St. Peter's Church.
LocBtion, west side of Columbia street, between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth. Rev. P. S. Casey,
Pastor; Rev. James Flood and Rev. James Melvin, As-
Bistants; pastural residence, east side of Alabama
street, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth.
The Academy adjoining the church, under the charge
of the Sisters of Mercy, accommodates the youth of
the parish.
Masses on Sundays at seven, half past eight, and
half past ten o'clock A.M. Sunday School at twenty
minutes past nine o'clock A. M. for boys in the
church, and one o'clock P. M. for girls in the convent.
St. Paul's Church.
Location, northwest corner of Twenty-ninth and
Church streets. Rev. Lawrence Breslin, Pastor; res-
idence, 319 Twenty-ninth street.
Masses on Sundays at eight and ten o'clock A. M.
Sunday School at half past ten o'clock A. M.
St. Boniface's Church (German).
Location, south side of Golden Gate Av, between
Jones and Leavenworth. Rev. Sebastian Wolf, Pas-
tor; residence, in rear of the church.
This ehurch was dedicated June, 1870. Masses on
Sundays at eight, and half past ten o'clock A.M. and
Vespers at half past seven o'clock P.M.; week days.
Mass at half past seven o'clock A.M.; Catechism, Sun-
days at a quarter to eight o'clock A.M., under the
charge of the Sisters of St. Dominic.
Church of the Holy Cross.
Location, Calvary Cemetery. Rev. Andrew Cullen,
Pastor; residence, 1122 Eddy street. Masses on Sun-
days at eight o'clock A.M. Sunday Scjiool after last
Mass.
St. John the Baptist Church.
Location, north side of Eddy street, between Oc-
tavia and Laguua. Rev. A. Cullen, Pastor; Rev. E.
Morrissey and Rev. Peter Brady, Assistants ; pastoral
residence, 11'22 Eddy street.
Masses Simdays at seven, nine and half past ten
o'clock A.M. Vespers Sundays, with instructions at
half past seven o'clock P.M. Sunday School in the
morning alter nine o'clock Mass.
Instruction for children in Catechism every Satur-
day morning.
Y^lesia de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe.
Location, north side of Broadway street, between
Mason and Taylor. Rev. Andres Garriga, Pastor ; Rev.
Charles Franchi, Assistant ; pastoral residence, 908
Broadway street.
This church was organized for the benefit of the
Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese re.-^idents. The first
services were held on Christmas Day, 1875.
Services are held in the Spanish language at ten
o'clock A. M., and in the Italian language at nine
o'clock A. M., on Sundays and Festival days. Masses at
seven, nite and half-past ten o'clock A. M. Vespers
at half-ijast seven o'clock P. M. Mass on week davs
at seven o'clock A. M. The Sunday School has already
an attendance of over two hundred scholars ; meets
at two o'clock P. M.
Chapels.
In addition to services held at the dift'erent Roman
Catholic churches throughout the city, religious exer-
cises take place regularly at the following institu-
tions : Presentation Convent Chapel, Powell street;
St. Ruse's Convent, corner Steiner and Tyler streets ;
New Presentation Convent, corner ol Taylor aud Ellis
streets ; St. Mary's Hospital Chaijel, corner of First
and Bryant streets; Magdalen Asylum Chapel, Po-
trero avenue, near Twenty-first street ; St. Mary's
College Chapel, San Jose Iload; St. Vincent's Orphan
Asylum. South San Francisco ; Sacred Heart College,
comer of Larkin and Eddy streets ; St. Brendan
Chapel, corner of Spear and Market streets, and
Italian Hospital, Twenty-eighth street, near Noe.
SWEDENBORGIAN.
First Ne-w Jerusalem Church.
Location north side of O'Farrell street, between
Mason and Taylor. Rev. John Doughty, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 1508 Leavenworth street.
This society was organized February 15, 1852.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.
M. Administration of the Sacrament uf the Lord's
Supper at the close of the morning service on the
first Sundays in January, April, July, and October.
Sabbath School at half past twelve o'clock P. M.
UNITARIAN.
First Unitarian Church.
Location, south side of Geary street, between Du-
pont and Stockton. Rev. Horatio Stebbins, Pastor ;
residence, 1609 Larkin street.
This church was organized September 1,1850.
There is connected with the society an organized
charity, called The Society for Christian Work.
Religious services are held on Sunday at eleven
O'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. ; all
seats are free at the evening services.
The Sunday School has about four hundred and
fifty scholars and teachers, and a library of two
thousand volumes. The Sunday School is held at half
past nine o'clock A.M.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mariners' Church.
Location, northeast corner of Sacramento and
Druium streets. Rev. Joseph Rowell, Pastor; resid-
ence, 141C Sacramento street; Rev. W. D. Bishop,
Missionary.
This church was organized with six members, in
December, 1858, and now numbers two hundred and
twenty.
This church finds a wide field for usefulness, in the
usual church services, a large Bible Class for seamen
and strangers, a free reading room, monthly meetings
of the S. F. Marine Temperance Society, several
■Prayer meetings on week-day evenings, preaching on
the Sab'oath, in the English and Swedish languages,
and personal labor on the Sabbath and during the
week at the U. S. Marine Hospital, distribution of
bibles and tracts on shipboard, boarding bouses, and
elsewhere, and missionary labors about the streets,
wharves and shipping, and on board sea-going vessels,
It is an undenominational missionarj- church.
There is connected with this church a Bible Class
and Sabbath School, numbering more than one hun-
dred teachers and scholars ; meets at half-past nine
o'clock A. M. Services every Sabbcith at eleven o'clock
A. M. and half-past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer meet-
ings every Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings,
at half past seven o'clock P. M.
During the year 18G0 a society was formed among
the business men of San Francisco, having for its ob-
ject the moral improvement of seamen, called the
San Francisco Port Society. It seeks to attain its ob-
ject by su.staining the preaching of the gospel, and
other missionary labors in connection with the
Mariners' Church.
Christian Church.
Place of worship. Grand Central Hall, corner Sixth
and Market streets. Rev. J. H. McCollough, Pastor;
residence. 2 Bowles place.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M.
Second Advent Christian Church.
Location, north side of Eddy street, between Taylor
and Jones, Thomes Howell, Elder ^ residence, 20 Oak,
ofi' Taylor.
This Society was organized in 1870. The church
edifice owned aud occupied by the society was erected
in 187a, at a cost of J:i,000. Services are held every
Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M. Present membership
about fifty.
Seventh-Day Adventists .
Organized, 1871 ; place of worship, Laguna street,
between Tyler and McAllister; M. C. Israel, Elder ;
residence, Oakland.
Services every Saturday, at eleven o'clock A. M.
Sunday School at ten o'clock A. M.
The Independent German Co-a.fpcega.tlon of
San Francisco.
Incorporated July 1, 1870. Lectures by the Speaker,
Mr. Fred. Schuenemann-Pott, held at 310 O'Farrell
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street, Sundays, at two o'clock P. M. during the Win-
ter mouths, and on Wednesday evenings during the
Summer. Sunday School at nine o'clock A. M. ; num-
ber of scholars, one hundred.
Reorganized CUurcli of Jeans Christ
of Latter-Day Saints (San Francisco
Brancli; .
Organized 1863. George S. Lincoln, Presiding Eld-
er. This congregation numbers thirty members, in-
cluding three Elders, two Priests, one Teacher, and
two Deacons.
Meets every Sunday at half-past seven o'clock P. M.
in Lincoln Hall, 71 New Montgomery street.
Russian Churcll.
Place of worship, 1713 Powell. Rev. W. N. West-
homoff, Arch-priest; residence, 720 Filbert street.
Services every Sunday at ten o'clock A.M, and Sat-
urday at six o'clock P.M.
There is a school in connection with the church
held every day during the week except Sunday, for
the instruction of children in religion and preparing
them for the church.
Swedish Cliurcli.
Services held in the Church of the Advent, Howard
street, opposite New Montgomery. Kev. Adolph
Noren, Pastor ; residence, 332 Shipley street.
Friends' Meeting'.
Services held in Superior Court Room No. 10, third
floor New City Hall, every First Day, at eleven o'clock
A. M. Entrance on the north side, at the small door
near the center of the building. An invitation to
attend is cordially extended to all.
San Francisco Spiritualists' Union.
Organized May 26, 1872. Meets every Sunday at
Ixora Hall, 737 Mission. Number of members, two
hundred and fifty. Children's Progressive Lyceum at
half past ten o'clock A. M. Conference or Lecture at
two o'clock P. M. Lecture at half past seven o'clock
P. M.
SOCIETIES.
Religious.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY— PACIFIC AGENCY.
—Rev. Frederic E. Shearer, Secretary. This society
was organized in 1825, to diffuse Gospel truth through
the printed page. Its headquarters are at 150 Nassau
street, New York. It prints the Gospel in one hun-
dred and forty-live languages or dialects, publishes
over thirteen hundred ditterent books, thirty-five hun-
dred tracts and cards, and seven periodicals. The Pa-
cific agency was established in December, 1809, and
employed last year twenty-two colporteurs. Its mis-
sionary work in this field, with the aid rendered to
churches and Sunday SchooLs, was at a costof $10,000.
Its depository, at 757 Market street, is also the de-
po.sitory of tlie California Bible Society, the American
Sunday School Union, the Presbyterian Board of Pub-
lication, and the Congregational Publishing Society.
Two hundred and ninety-two new publications were
issued during the past year.
CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY.— Organized Octo-
ber 30, 1849. The location of the society's building
was on .Stockton street until tlie present building on
Market street was erected, the corner stone of which
was laid May 2, 1802. The building has two stor6s on
the ground Uoor, one of which is now occupied as the
depository of the society. The name of the society
was changed by Act of the Legislature, 18.59, from the
San Francisco Bible Society to its present title. New
constitution adopted November, 18i;0. Depository,
757 Market street. Meetings of the Board of Trustees
are held by appointment, on the Tuesday after the
first Sunday of each month. Officers— Anuis Merrill,
President; William, Abbott, Secretary Edward p'
Flint, Treasurer.
CHURCH SOCIETY OF ST. FRANCIS PARISH.-
Organi/.ed February, 1874. Number of members.
twenty-five hundred. Meets monthly at St. Francis'
Church.
The object of the society is to promote the spiritual
and temporal well-being of the parish, and to co-
operate with the clergy in all matters in which they
may require the assistance of the laity.
Officers.— Myles D. Sweeny, President ; Robert J.
Tobin, Vice-President ; John Mulholland, Secretary;
Rev. John Harrington, Treasurer.
LADIES' PASTORAL AID SOCIETY OF TRINITY
CHURCH.— Organized 1873. Meots every Friday at
Trinity Church, after morning service. The object of
the society is to take undir its care the destitute and
friendless within the bounds of Trinity Church iiarish,
to find employment for those requiring it, and to pro-
vide clothing and assistance for such as may be in
need of it ; to visit and comfort the sick and the
afflicted; to endeavor to bring to the church those who
are neglectful of its services, and particularly the
poorer and friendless classes; to gather chill ren into
the Sunday School, and to aid in providing active and
competent teachers ; in short, to do all inyts i^ower,
under the guidance and direction of the Rector of the
I^arish, to advance the interests of the Church of
Christ, and to extend to those around the privileges
and blessings of the gospel.
Officers— Mrs. J. B. Moss, President; Mrs. H. W.
Beers, Vice-President ; Miss Huddart, Secretary ; Mrs.
J. Mathieu, Treasurer.
METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY. — PACIFIC
COAST BRANCH.— The Book Concern was established
in 1789 on a borrowed capital of $600. The total sales
of the Eastern and Western concerns for the la.^t fiscal
year were $1,566,739. The records show that, by order
of the General Conference, the Concerns liave paid,
for religious' and benevolent interests and objects
outside of their own business, $1,753,590. Net capi-
tal, per report of 1877, $1,403,666.
The San Francisco Depository, 1041 Market street.
Rev. J. B. Hill, Agent, was established in 1864, and
entered its own present commodious building in 1877.
The National Temperance Publication Society of New
York, and the Publishing House of the M. E. Church
South, of Nashville, are represented by full Unes of
stock.
OCCIDENTAL BRANCH OF THE WOMAN'S FOR-
EIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE PRESBY-
TERIAN CHURCH.— Organized March, 1874. and has
for its esi^ecial field of labor the evangelization of
heathen women on the Pacific Coast. Thirty-one
auxiliary societies have been formed on the coast,
seven of which are located in this city. The society
purchased in June, 1876, the property at 933 Sacra-
mento street for the purposes of the Mission Home.
Daily school in English and Chinese is maintained,
and Chinese women are in eases of persecution
afiorded sheltt-r in the Home.
Officers. — Mrs. P. D.Browne, President ; Mrs. Hen-
shelwood. Treasurer; Mrs. F. Hiller, Jr., Recording
Secretary ; Mrs. J. H. Condit, Corresponding Secre-
tary.
PACIFIC PRESBYTERIAN UNION.— Organized Oc-
tober, 1875. ComiJosed of the clergy and laity of the
several Presbyterian churches of the City. Objects:
The advancement of the interests of Presbyterianlsm
upon the Pacific Coast, mission work and evangeliza-
tion.
The Union meets on the second Monday of each
month at the difl'erent churches. The Board of Di-
rectors meet on the first Monday of each month.
Sabbath Schools are maintained by the Union every
Sunday afternoon as follows : .50 First street, W. H.
H. bchenek. Superintendent ; corner Steiner and
Geary streets, James Horsburg, Superintendent, and
corner Jersey and Sanchez streets, Edward Kerr, Su-
perintendent.
Officers. — D. W. Horsburg, President: George M.
Edmunds, Vice-President; J. G. Gauld, secretary;
James Horsburg, Corresponding Secretary; W. 8.
Jack, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO PORT SOCIETY. — Organized
March, 1800. Objects: The moral improvement of
seamen and others connected with the sea, in this
port, by aiding the American Seaman's Friend Society
of New York, in sustaining the Mariners' Church of
San Francisco, and in such enterprises connected
therewith as the society may approve. Any person
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may become a member by paying $5 a year, or a life
member by the payment at one time of $50.
In 1860 tbey erected a fine bouse of worship for the
seamen of this port, on the corner of Sacramento and
Drumm streets, at a cost, for lot and house, of more
than $20,000, which was contributed for the purpose
by citizens of San Francisco and others.
Officers. — Oliver Eldridge, President ; Henry P.
Blanchard. Vice-President ; J. Kowell. Secretary ; Rob-
ert Balfour, Treasurer ; IraP. Rankin, J. T. Dean. I.W.
Raymond, Charles Goodall, Robert Balfour, David
Meeker. Charles Ferris and -J. Rowell, Trustees. 1
SODALITY OF THE B. V. M.— Organized Decem-
ber, 18G1. Organizations of the above sodalities have
existed for the past two hundred years. This sodality
was founded in this city by the Rev. J. M. C. Buchard, j
S. J., having for its object the moral and religious im- j
provement of its members. The society is governed
by a Prefect and two assistants, together Avith a Sec- [
retary. Treasurer, and a council of twelve members
elected annually. Its present spiritual Director is
Rev. Joseph M. Neri, S. J. It has a library of over
three thousand volumes, which is open every Sunday
at half past two o'clock P. M., and Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at half past seven o'clock P. M., to !
members of the Sodality and subscribers paying a
small monthly fee. Gentlemen's Sodality meetings
held every Sunday morning, at a quarter to eight, in
their chapel, basement of St. Ignatius Church, on ,
Hayes street, west of Van Ness avenue. Number of
members about six hundred. I
Ladies' Sodality of tlie B.V. M. meets every Sunday
at half past two o'clock P. M. Number of members, |
two hundred and fifty. Volumes in library, about fif-
teen hundred. Present Director Rev. A. Maraschi, 1
S.J. I
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.— In-
corporated September 13, 1853. The objects of this
association are:
Ist. The improvement of the physical, mental,
and spiritual condition of its members, the develop-
ment of their charity and zeal, and the extension of
the Christian religion, especially to such as are not
in the habit of attending public worship in the
churches.
2d. To unite the members, particularly the youilg
men of the various churches and congregations of
this city, in such works of charity as are not specially
provided for by the churches themselves.
For the attainment of these objects, there is pro-
vided and maintained: A library and bath rooms, free
to all members of this association. A reading room,
well supplied with current literature, daily, weekly,
pictorial, secular, and religious papers, tree to all
such as conform to the rules and regulations issued
by the Board of Managers from time to time. The
library contains upward of four thousand volumes.
There is also a gymnasium connected with the insti-
tution.
A Prayer Meeting, to which all are invited, is held
at the rooms every Saturday evening, from eight to
nine o'clock ; also a Daily Prayer Meeting, from quar-
ter past twelve o'clock to one o'clock P.M. Bible
Class, on Monday evenings at half past seven o'clock.
Services in the large hall of the association every
Sunday at three o'clock P.M.
Services are also held under the auspices of the
association in the various prisons of the city, as well
as frequently in the open air at various localities.
The association has a large and handsome b\iilding
on Sutter street, between Kearny and Dupont. The
free reading rooms are open every day from eight
o'clock A.M. to half past nine o'clock P.M.
Officers.— A. B. Forbes, President : H.W. Severance,
Recording Secretary ; H. J. McCoy, General Secretary ;
R. F. True, Assistant Secretary : Prentiss Selby. Treas-
urer ; L. B. Benchley, Librarian. Directors — Prentiss
Selby, Alexander Guthrie, W. B. Parsons, John W.
Butler.. Trustees— General John F. Miller, Prentiss
Selby, John J. Valentine, R. B. Formaii, A. B. Forbes,
Nathaniel Gray. George W. Gibbs, L. B. Benchley, H.
W. Severance, W. B. Parsons, J. R. Sims.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (Chi-
nese).— Location of rooms, northeast corner of Sacra-
mento and Stockton streets. Open every day until half
past nine o'clock P.M. The association is under the
charge of Rev. A.W. Loomis, D. D.,who gives instruc-
tion in the English language, and has charge of the
library. Preaching in Chinese on Sundays at eleven
o'clock A.M. and at half past seven o'clock P.M., and
on Saturdays at half jjast seven o'clock P.M.
Officers.— Fong Noy, President ; Yong Lee, Secre-
tary.
YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
ized October 14, 1877. The objects of the association
are:
Ist. The improvement of the mental, moral, and
social condition of its members.
2d. The protection of Hebrew interests.
j The association at present numbers one hundred
I members, and meets monthly at their rooms 211
I Sutter street.
Officers.— Max Popper, President ; E. B. Marx, Vice-
President ; Morris Feintuch, Recording Secretary;
j Eugene G. Davis, Treasurer; Henry Kohn, J. Stepp-
acher and Herman Enkle, Directors.
I YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—
Organized September 9, 1877. Incorporated February
1, 1878. Number of members, about one hundred and
eighty. The objects of the association includes the
establishment of an industrial department for desti-
tute women, a reading room and library for women
] and girls, the furnishing of advice, sympathy, tempo-
ral aid and encouragement to friendless and hompless
young women arriving or residing in the city, and the
extension of moral and religious surroundings to all
I families needing such ministrations.
j The rooms of the association are located at 314 Sut-
ter street, and consist of library, reading and sewing-
rooms. The library contains over one thousand vol-
I umes of well selected literature, and the reading room
{ is copiously supplied with the choicest periodicals.
] The annual meeting is held on the first Monday in
September of each year.
I Officers. — Mrs. P. D. Browne, President; Mrs. C. F.
I A. Nichell, Secretary; Miss Atkinson, Correspond-
ing Secretary ; Mrs. J. D. Ijams, Treasurer; Mrs. H.
j A. Rindge, Superintendent and Librarian.
Benevolent.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.— This organiza-
tion is a secret benevolent society, composed of Su-
preme, Grand and Subordinate Councils. Its objects
are as follows :
1st. To unite fraternally all white persons of good
moral character who are socially acceptable, and, if
for beneficial membership, of sound bodily health,
and between eighteen and sixty-five years of age.
2d. To give all moral and material aid in its power
to its members and those deijendent upon them.
3d. To educate its members socially, morally and
intellectually.
•Ith. To establish a fund for the relief of sick and
distressed beneficial members.
5th. To establish a Benefit Fund from which, on
the satisfactory evidence of the death of a beneficial
member of the Order, who has complied with all its
lawful requirements, a sum not exceeding $5,000 shall
be paid to the family, orphans, or dependents as the
member may direct.
A Grand Council was instituted August 9, 1881, with
the following officers:
O. C. Wheeler, Grand Commander, Oakland; G, W.
Alberti, Grand Vice-Cominander, Yuba City; George
W. Knox, Grand Orator, Dixon; Mrs. Abbie E. Wood,
Grand Secretary, San Francisco; John N. Besse, Grand
Treasurer, Watsonville; Barton Dozier, Grand Chap-
lain, Ubiah ; Alexander P. Murgotton, Grand Guide,
San Jose ; Louis Ehrlich, Grand Warden, San Fran-
cisco ; John Landis, Grand Sentry, Wheatland.
There are seventy-seven subordinate Councils under
the jurisdiction of the Grand Council, seventeen of
which are located in San Francisco, as follows:
Golden Council No. 118. — Meets every second and
fourth Wednesday evenings in the month at 32 O'Far-
rell street.
Alta CouuriL No. 147. — Meets every Friday evening
at 32 O'Farrell street.
Myktle Council No. 187.— Meets every Wednesday
evening in Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street.
C.\LiFOiiNL\ CouNX-iL No. 250.— Mccts every first and
third Monday evenings in the month at 32 O'Farrell
streets.
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BoHEicAN Council No. 261.— Meets every Wednes-
day evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
Columbia Council No. 335.— Meets every Saturday
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
San Francisco Council No. 142.— Meets every Tues-
day evening at 913 Market street.
CoLF.MAN rouNCiL No. 451. — Meets every Wednesday
evening in Sanders' Hall, 71 New Montgomery street.
Washington Council No. 480.— Meets every second
and fourth Friday evenings in the month at 32 O'Far-
rell street.
Occident Council No. 502. — Meets every first and
third Wednesday evenings in the month at 32 O'Far-
rell street.
Golden West Oouncil No. 547. — Meets every second
and fourth Friday evenings in the month in Hamilton
Hall, corner Geary and Steiner streets.
Golden Stab Council No. 548. — Meets every Thurs-
day evening in Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street.
Excelsior Council No. 5.59. — Meets every first and
third Wednesday evenings in the month at 32 O'Far-
rell street.
Protection Council No. 596. — Meets every Friday
evening in B'nai iS'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Metropolis Council No. 640. — Meets every Satur-
day evening in Ked Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Mystic Council No. 674. — Meets every second and
fourth Wednesday evening.s in the month at 32 O'Far-
rell street.
Golden Shore Council No. 6^)5.- Meets every Sat-
urday evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
AMERICAN . PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION.— Ob-
ject: Mutuiil benefit to members of the order.
Organized 1867. Number of members in San Fran-
cisco, about thirty-five hundred.
Worthy Grand Lodge.— Meets annually in San
Francisco, first Monday in December.
Orticer.s. — Nathaniel Curry, Grand Master; John D.
Coulie, Grand Secretary. Office, 213 Fremont street.
Jo.shua C. Sargent, District Deputy Grand Master.
Four Subordinate Lodges have been organized in
this city, viz :
California Lodge, No. 1. — Meets every Thursday
evening at 18 H Eddy street.
Yerba BuENA Lodge, No. 2. — Meets every Friday
evening at 18 Ji Eddy street.
Paoific Lodge, No. 5. — Meets every Friday evening
at Champion Hall, Potrero.
Harmony Lodge, No. 6. — Meets every Tuesday eve-
ning at 18^ Eddy street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORRESTERS.— The objects
of this order are to aid the sick members, give relief
to their widows and orphans, to find employment for
the unemplnyrd, and all other benevolent x^urposes.
This order lias been in existence from time immemo-
rial, and its C'Uirts are to be found in almost every
civilized country. California District, organized
j December. 1879. T. B. DeWitt, D. 0. R.; James Heal-
I ing, S. D. C. R.; Wm. M. Brown, D. Treasurer; Fred.
i C. Hensley, D. Secretary. Eleven Courts have been
I organized in this city, viz:
I Court Robin Hood, No. 5931.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month in Druid's Hall, 413
Butter street.
Court Eureka, No. 0146.— Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month in Red Men's Hall, 510 Bush
street.
Court Aurora, No. G450.— Meets first and third
Wednesdays of each month in Bed Men's Hall 320
Post
Court America, No. 6454.— Meets second and fourth
Thursdays of each month in Champion Hall.Potraro.
Court California, No. 6671.— Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month in Grand Central Hall, 997
Market street.
Court Invincible, No. 6672.— Meets first and third
Fridays of each month In Germania Hall, Oakland.
Court Occidental, No. 6676.— Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month in Shiels' Building
32 O'Farrell street.
Court Golden Gate, No. 6681. — Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month in B'nai B'rith Hall,
121 Eddy street.
Court San Francisco, No. 6744. — Meets first and
third Fridays of each month in Bed Men's Hall, 510
Bush street.
Court Pride of California, No. 1 (Juvenile
Branch). — Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of
each month in Grand Central Hall, 997 Market street.
Court Young America, No. 2 (Juvenile Branch). —
Meets first and third Suturdays of each month in
Champion Hall, Potrero.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.— Organized
March 29, 1809. Headquarters, Irish-American Hall,
Board of Directors, compcjsed of all the Division
Officers in the county, meets on the 20th of each
month.
State Officers. — John Fitzsimmons, Oakland, State
Delegate; J. Q. O'Connor, State Secretary; John
Keefe, State Treasurer.
Patrick Harrington, County Delegate; M. F. Don-
lea vy, County Secretary : J. W. Sheehy, County Treas-
urer.
Eight Divisions have been organized in this city,
viz:
Division No. 1. — Meets second Friday of each
month in Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street.
Division No. 2. — Meets first Thursday of each
month in Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street.
Division No. 3. — Meets third Tuesday of each
montn in Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market street.
Division No. 4. — Meets first Friday of each month
in Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street.
Division No, 5. — Meets first Wednesday of each
month in Humboldt Hall, corner of Mission and
Erie streets.
Division No. 6. — Meets second Wednesday of each
month in Irish- American Hall, 818 Howard street.
Division No. 7. — Meets second Tuesday of each
month in Hall, 429 Pacific street.
Division No. 8.— Meets first Tuesday of each month
in St. Joseph's Hall, west side of Tenth street, be-
tween Howard and Folsom.
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN.—
This Order, which was first organized in the State by
the institution of California Lodge No. 1 at West
Oakland, August 21, 1875, has grown rapidly, until
now it has assumed proportions, in respect to num-
bers and organization, which places it in the front
rank among our many setret benevolent orders. Over
one hundred and sixty Lodges have been formed in
the State, with an aggregate membership of nine
thousand.
The Grand Lodge of California.- Organized
1877. Meets in San Francisco.
Otflcers.— C. W. Taylor, P. Q. M. W. ; W. H. Barnes,
G. M. W. ; J. T. Rogers, G. F. ; D. McClure,G. O. ; H.
G. Pratt. Grand Recorder ; C. H. Haile, Grand Re-
ceiver; Harry J. Lask, G. G. ; Seneca Davis, G. W.;
J. W. Kinsley, Grand Lecturer.
Twenty-four Lodges have been instituted in this
city, viz:
San Francisco Lodge No. 4. — Meets every Wednes-
day at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Golden Gate Lodge No. 8. — Meets every Thurs-
day at 32 O'Farrell street.
Harmony Lodge No. 9. — Meets every Saturday at
913 Market street.
Yerba Buena Lodge No. 14.— Meets every Friday
at 32 O'Farrell street.
Bernal Lodge No. 19.— Meets every Monday at
corner of Sixteenth and Valencia streets.
Unity Lodge No. 27.— Meets everv Tuesday at B'nai
B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Valley Lodge No. 30.— Meets every Wednesday at
32 O'Farrell street.
Spartan Lodge No. 36.— Meets every Friday at 32
O'Farrell street.
Myrtle Lodge No. 42.— Meets every Saturday at
913 Market street.
Washington Lodge No. 60.— Meets every Thurs-
day at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
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BtTBNs' Lodge No. 68.— Meets every Thursday at
913 Market street.
St. John's Lodge No. 73. — Meets every Thursday
at 32 O'Farrell street.
Magnolia Lodge No. 41.— Meets every Monday at
32 O'FarreU street.
Franklin Lodge No. 44. — Meets everv Friday at
32 O'Farrell street.
Hebcules Lodge No. 53, — Meets every Friday at
Hamilton Hall, southwest corner Geary and Steiner
streets.
ExcELSioE Lodge No. 126. — Meets every Thursday
at Mayberry Hall, 2417 Mission street.
Olympic Lodge No. 127. — Meets every Tuesday at
32 O'Farrell street.
Fidelity Lodge No. 136.— Meets every Wednesday
at 320 Post street.
Bay View Lodge No. 159. — Meets every Friday at
corner Railroad and Seventeenth avenues, South San
Francisco.
Tbiumph Lodge No. 180. — Meets every Tuesday at
320 Post street.
Noe Valley Lodge No. 185. — Meets every Tuesday
in Edwards' Hall, southeast comer Jersey and San-
chex street.
WORKMEN GUARANTEE FUND ASSOCIATION.
— Incorporated January 22, 1880. Objects: To provide
for the payment to the widow of a deceased member
thei-eof a stipulated sum of money by contributions
from its surviving members.
Officers — William H. Jordan, President; P. Veasey,
Vice-President; E. M. Reading, Socretary; H. G.
Prince, Treasurer. Office 38 St. Ann's Building.
AUSTRIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized
September 24, 1870. Nuinb.r of members, two hundred
and twenty. Meets at 71 New Montgomery street, on
the first and third Fridays of each month. Object-
To assist needy members in case of sickness or dis-
tress.
Oificers. — N. P. Milloglav, President; N. Bollingfer,
Etcording Secretary; F. Kronenberg, dTreasurer; An-
tonio Francovich, Financial Secretary.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF
ELKS.— Organized April 11, 1876. John Harnev, Dis-
trict Deputy and Grand E. R.
San Fbancisco Lodge, No 3.— Meets every Sunday
afternoon at Red Men's Hall, 510 Bush street. Num-
ber of members one hundred.
Officers.— George Bell.E. R. ; William White, E. L.
K.; George Lynn, E.K.; Chris. Feldmann, E. L; H.F.
Eattenbury, Secretary; J. C. Combes, Treasurer.
California Lodge, No. 12.— Organized March 9,
1879. Number of members, fifty. Meets every Sun-
day at 32 O'Farrell street.
Officers.— L. Reynolds, E. R.; T. Redington, E. L. K.;
J. T. Klatz.E. K.; H. Blankenstein,E. L.; C.E.Baker,
Secretary ; Alfred Perrier. Treasurer.
B'NAI B'RITH— District Grand Lodge, No. 4.—
Meets every fourth Sunday in January, at B'nai B'rith
Building, 121 Eddy street.
Officers.— S. Hirschberg, President ; F. Sperling,
First Vice-President ; ©. Ross, Second Vice-President;
Louis Blank, Secretary: M. Kalmuck, Treasurer ; L.
Danhauser, Guard ; J. Hyman, Messenger.
Nine lodges have been organized in this city, all of
which meet in the B'nai B'rith Building upon the
following evenings, viz:
Ophib Lodge, No. 21. — Meets every Wednesday.
Unity Lodge, No. 273.'— Meets every Monday.
Modin Lodge, No. 42.— Meets every Tuesday.
Pacific Lodge, No. 48. — Meets dvery Wednesday.
Montefiobe Lodge, No. 51.— Meets every Sunday.
CoLtTMBiA Lodge, No. 127. — Meets every Monday.
CrOLDEN Gate Lodge, No. 129.— Mects every Wed-
nesday. .
Calipoenia Lodge, No. 163.— Meets every Thurs-
day.
Cbemikux Lodge, No. 325.— Meets every Monday.
B'NAI B'bith Hall Association. — Incoriiorated
April 9, 1878, for the purpose of building and main-
taining a suitable structure for the accommodation of
the order. Under its auspices a magnificent new four
story hall building has been erected upon Eddy street,
between Mason and Taylor, at a cost of, including the
lot, $75,000. Grand dancing hall with stage arrange-
ment, with perfect dining-room accomodation. The
furnishing involved an additional outlay of $15,000.
Six capacious halls are contained within the building,
besides a library and reading room. The Vi^)rary con-
tains about three thousand volumes.
Officers. — Emil Gunzberger, President ; Jacob Zo-
bel, Vice-President; Louis Blank, Secretary; Jules
Cerf, Treasurer ; Jacob Gans, Librarian.
BOYS AND GIRLS' AID SOCIETY.— Incorporated
September 15, 1874. Objects: To improve the condi-
tion and promote usefulness of neglected and friend-
less boys and girls of San Francisco, by furnishing
them with free baths, lodgings, library, reading
rooms, sewing school, gymnasium, music, lectures,
etc. ; by caring for them in sickness, and, in general,
shielding them from temptation, deception, want and
distress. This work is sustained wholly by private
subscriptions. . Office and Rooms, No. 68 Clementina
street.
Officers. — Andrew MoF. Davis, President ; James 8.
Bunnell, Secretary ; Dudley C. Bates, Treasurer ; J.
H. Baker, Superintendent.
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CALIFOR-
NIA.— Rooms, 531 California street.
This society was organized in 1865, for the purpose
of afl'ordiug relief to sick and destitute members and
persons who were subjects of Great Britain at the
tmie of their birth, and of promoting the social and
intellectual improvement of its members. Between
twelve and thirteen hundred members have been ad-
mitted to membership, and there are now some two
hundred and fifty paying members, including thir-
teen life members, on the rolls. In May, 1867, the
association was completely reorganized and incorpo-
rated, and a constitution adopted, containing several
admirable features, and, among others, iirovisions for
free lectures, debates, and social concerts. From the
time of its formation the afi'airs of the society have
been carefully and judiciously managed, and its char-
ity dispensed with jirudent liberality. It has uniform-
ly co-operated with the San Francisco Benevolent As-
sociation, St. Andrew's Society, and other societies,
and through its agency their burden has been greatly
lightened ; many hundreds of sick and destitute men,
women, and children eflectively relieved, and a large
number provided with eniployiiieut. The relief given
is, for the most part, temporary. The Board of Re-
lief is in attendance daily from ten o'clock A.M. to
one o'clock P.M. The regular meeting is held on the
first Wednesday of each month, at seven and a half
o'clock P. M.
Officers. — William Lane Booker, H. B. M. Consul,
President ; S. L. Jones, First Vice-President ; Henry
Austin, M. D., Second Vice-President; H. A. Fox,
Treasurer ; J. P. McCurrie, Secretary ; Gomer Evans,
Wm. G. Harrison, John T. Theobald. George Naun-
ton, Board of Directors ; D. B. Brown, Charles Hopps,
J. Brewster, W. .\. Spence, W. C. Lyons, James Ben-
nett, W. M. Hintou, Board of Relief; R. L. Pinching,
M. D., A. Ratray, M. D., G. B. McLay, M. D., Board
of Physicians.
CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMISSION.— Organized
November 27, 1865.
The objects of this association are the ameliora-
tion of the condition of prisoners, the improve-
ment of prisons and prison discipline, and the aid
and encouragement of discharged prisoners in their
efforts to regain their forfeited positions and secure
for themselves an honest livelihood.
Officers. — Ira P. Rankin, President ; Henry Gibbons,
M. D., Vice-President; Rev. .James Woodworth, Sec-
retary and General Agent ; Nathaniel Gray, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.— Incorporated Sep-
tember 2, 1876. Number of members, two hundred
and tliree.
Objects : To provide ways and means to secure the
enforcement of an Act for the prevention of cruelty
to children, and to labor in the education of a public
sentiment of humanity and gentleness toward chil-
dren. Office. 614 Merchant street, room 23.
Officers. — Joseph W. Winans, President; R. H. Mc-
Donald, Treasurer ; Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary.
HARDWOOD LUMBER
JOHN WICMORE, Office IS3 Speai St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26, 28 Howard SL
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CALIFORNIA STATE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL.— Lo-
catiou Sacramento street, between Baker and Lyon.
Inaugurated May, 1867. Organized May, 1868. In-
corporated January, 1873.
This hospital is specially devoted to the treatment
of diseases peculiar to women, and only such cases
are admitted. It is open to all irrespective of creed
or nationality, and offers the comforts of a home in
addition to surgical and medical treatment. The Wo-
men's Hospital exists as a purely medical charity,
and gives relief to two classes of patients: Ist. To
those who are destitute and unable to pay anything,
'id. Those whose means are too limited to enable
them to pay for private medical attendance, by pay-
ment of a moderate sum for board, receive medical
attendance, medicine and nursing without charge.
The surgeon in chief receives no remuneration for
his services. Out patients treated gratuitously by
the House Physician. Application for admission
must be made to the Lady Managers, the Matron at
the Hospital, or to Dr. John Scott, 129 Sutter street.
Officers.— E. P. Murphy, President ; J. R. Bolton,
Vice-President ; Samuel O. Hunt, Seci-etary and Treas-
urer : John Scott, M. D., F. R. C. S.. Surgeon in Chief ;
Chas. E. Blake, M. D., House Phy.sician ; Mrs. Helen
J. Hollingsworth, Matron ; Mrs. B. B. Redding, Mrs.
D. F. Neal, Mrs. W. M. Searby, Lady Managers.
CAMBRIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Incorporated Septembers, 1869. Num-
ber of members, two hundred and ten. Meets second
Monday of each month at Cambrian Hall, 11H3 Mis-
sion street. Objeit: To assist its members in case
of sickness or want.
Officers.— Thomas Price, President ; H. A. Powell,
First Vice-President ; W. A. Jones, Second Vice-
President; S. L. Jones, Treasurer; John Edwards,
Corresponding and Financial Secretary; Joseph A.
Davis, Recording Secretary ; J. T. Evans, Owen Jones,
D. J. Lewis, Evan Watts, L. J. Llewellyn, J. L. Dan-
iels and Charles R. Jones, Board of Directors.
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION.— Organized March 5,
1877. Meets second and fourth Tuesday of each
month, at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddj' street. Num-
ber of members, two hundred and iifty. Objects:
The promotion of more friendly iatercourse among
Canadians on this coast, for mutual assistance in se-
curing employment for those in search of such, and
for benevolent purposes.
Officers. — Charles E. Hunt, President ; James W.
Harris, First Vice-President ; W. J. McCormick, Sec-
ond Vicc-Presidi-nt ; R. S. Falconer, Treasurer ; Adam
Oilliland, Recording Secretary ; W. G. Buchanan, Fi-
nancial Secretary ; A. H. Walker, Marshal.
CELTIC PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Or^'auized August 23, 1873. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and seventy-five. Meet« every
third Wtdnesday evening of each month at Irish-
American Hall. 818 Howard street.
Objects : To extend aid and assistance to members
in case of sickness or accident, to bury the dead, to
atlord mutual protection in business, and to elevate
the character of its members.
Officers. — Joseph Monaghan, President; P. Curley,
Vice-President; John Cunningham, Recording Secre-
tary ; Geo. Williams, Financial Secretary ; D. Farrell,
Treasurer.
CHEBUA ACHIM RACHMONIM ASSOCIATION.—
Organized October 26, 1862. Meetings held the first
Sunday of each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy
street. Number of members, one himdred and twenty-
five.
Their object is to relieve and care for the sick, in-
firm, and disabled members of the society, etc. The
funds and property of the society constitute a Charity
Fund.
Officers.— I. Bacr, President ; M. H. Lichtenstein,
Vice-President; Charles (irosslicht. Secretary; J. L.
Franklin, Treasurer.
OHEBRA BENAI YI8RAEL SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized September, 1K61. Incorporated May, 1868". Meet-
ings lield the third Sunday of each month at B'nai
B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Number of members,
one hundred and forty.
Object : To afford relief to its members in case of
sickness or distress.
Officers.— S. Zemansky, President; A. Bernstein,
Recording Secretary ; M. Livingston, Treasurer.
CHEBRA BIKUR CHOLIM UKEDISHA SOCIETY—
Organized February, 1857. Meetings held the second
Sunday of each month at B'nai B'rith Building, 121
Eddy street. The object of this society is to aid its
■members in ease of sickness or distress.
Officers. — S. Henry, President ; W. Myer, Secretary;
W. Geist, Treasurer.
CHEBRA B'RITH SHALOM SOCIETY.— Organized
July 8, 1860. Meetings held the first Sunday of each
month at 32 O'Farrell street. Number of members,
one hundred and thirty-five. Object: To aid its mem-
bers in case of sickness or distress.
Officers.— S. Patek, President; L. Licht, Secre-
tary; A. P. Craner, Treasurer.
CHEBRA OHAVAI SHALOM SOCIETY.— Organized
July 26, 1874. Meetings held the second Sunday of
each month, at B'nai Brith Hall, 1'21 Eddy street.
Number of members, seventy-five.
Officers.— Julius Stamper, President; J. Israelsky,
Secretary; W. Davis, Treasurer.
CHEBRA OHOBATH ZION SOCIETY- Incorporated
October 7, 1870. Meetings held the third Sunday of
each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Ob-
ject: Mutual relief of its members.
Officers. — A. M. Silverstein, President ; A. Zimmer-
man, Vice-President; Jacob Gans, Secretary; D.Davis,
Treasurer.
EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — Organized
October, IS.JO, to assist poor and needy Hebrews in
want or sickness. Number of members, five hundred
and forty-three, who pay one dollar each per month,
besides an additional sum of twenty-five cents, for the
support of widows and orphans. The society has a
fwnd on Interest. Office, 414 Clay street.
Officers. — Henry Epstein, President ; S. Hahn, Vice-
President; LeoEloesser, Secretary ; Aaron Cahn, Treas-
urer.
EXEMPT FIRE COMPANY. — Organized Decem-
ber 8, 1862, in pursuance of an Act of the Leg-
islature, approved March 26, 1857, which pro-
vides that Exempt Members of the Department
may organize themselves to be known and des-
ignated as the "Exempt Fire Company," and
for the purpose of associating themselves together
for mutual benefit and assistance, and for the
more especial object of receiving and administering
the "Fire Department Charitable Fund," from which
they are entitled by law to relief. Reorganized April
1.5, 1872, under a supplementary Act of the Legislature,
approved March 14, 1872. Meetings of the comjiany
are held on the third Monday of each month, at their
hall on Brenham Place.
Officers.— John W. Cherrj-, President : Edward T.
Anthony, and Paulin Huant. Vice-Presidents ; George
W. Corbell,"Secretary ; A. Wason, Treasurer.
FIREMEN'S MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized 1868. Reorganized May 7, 1874. It
includes all the officers and members of the Paid Fire
Department, and has for its object the
creation and maintenance of a fund for benev-
olent purposes in their behalf. An assess-
ment of one dollar per month is made on all mem-
bers, and benefits to the amount of ten dollars per
week are paid members during sickness. Special as-
sessments of one dollar on all members is also made
Ttpon the death of a member, the amount realized be-
ing applied first to funeral expenses, the residue go-
ing to the heirs of deceased.
Officers- Ed. B. Cotter, President; A. C. Imbrie,
Secretary ; Frank G. Edwards, Treasurer; Edward Fla-
herty, John Mason, Fred. C. Siebe and David Scan-
nell. Trustees.
FIRST HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized in 1840, to assist needy Hebrews in sickness
and in w-ant. Reorganized 18.53. Incorporated 1862.
Number of members, three hundred. Office of Secre-
tary, cor Post and Taylor streets.
Officers— C. Meyer, President; L. Brown, Vice-Pres-
ident; Julius Neuman. Treasurer; Isaiah Cohn, Sec-
retary; Isaac Joseph, Israel Solomon, M. Wurkheim,
Wm. Saalburg, Julius Platshek and A. P. Craner,
Trustees.
FIRST HEBREW LADIES' MUTUAL BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION.— Organized January 10, 1864. Meet-
ings hjld second Sunday of each month, at B'nai
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B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street. Number of members,
one hundred and sixteen. The abject of this associa-
tion is to establish an institution for mutual assist-
ance to ladies of the Hebrew faith who may become
members of the society; to furnish a physician and
medicine, a weekly benefit to sick members, and, on
death of a member, to defray the funeral expenses.
Officers.— L. Solomon, President; J. Hyman, Vice-
President; Louis Licht, Secretary; D.Levy, Treasurer.
FRENCH MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (So-
ciete Frangaise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle.) — Bstab-
lished December 28, 1851. This is a Mutual Relief
Society, established for the purpose of affording as-
sistance to its members in case of sickness. The
rooms of the society are located at 510 Jacksou street.
The commodious hospital on Bryant street, between
Fifth and Sixth, forms a very important addition to
the charitable institutions of the city. The Central
Pharmacy of the Society is open every day (Sundays
excepted), between one and four o'clock P. M., at 510
Jackson street.
Officers.— H. Barroilhet, President; A. Schroder,
First Vice-President ; I. Boudln, Second Vice-Presi-
dent; G. Wolff, Treasurer ; X. Mefret, First Secretary ;
E. Masounette, Second Secretary ; F. Bazan, M. D. ;
A. St. Paul, M. D. ; Bernard Hofistetter, M. D., Physi-
cians ; N. J. Martlnache, M. D., Oculist; Charles
Bourquin, Dentist.
GAMBRINUS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION (Ger-
man) .-Organized May 19, 1877. Number of members,
one hundred and twenty-five. Object: To aid its
members and their families in case of sickness and
distress. Meets first Saturday evening in every month
at 510 Bush street.
Officers. — John Hagler, President ; Caspar Ritt-
meier, Vice-President ; Jacob Roherer, Treasurer ;
William Pircher, Secretary ; Fiitz Krug, Financial
Secretary.
GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF
SAN FRAJJCISCO (styled in German, Die Allgemeine
Deutsche Understuetzungs Gesellschaft) . — Is one of
the largest and most efficient charitable institutions
in the State. It was organized on the seventh of
January, 1854, with one hundred and five members,
and has rapidly increased, until now it numbers two
thousand four hundred and thirty-three city mem-
bers.
Only Germans and persons speaking German are
admitted to membership. The chief purpose of the
association is mutual assistance in case of sickness,
and when sick every member has a right to demand
support and medical attendance from the society.
The society has a second purpose of doing charity to
Germans not members of the association, and especi^
ally to German immigrants newly arrived. For this
purpose the society has expended during its existence
about $300,000. The hospital of the society, located
on the block bounded by Fourteenth, Ridley, Noe
and Castro streets, is built after the most improved
plans of modern hospital architecture, and has ac-
commodations for three h undred patients. It was
formally opened February 22, 1878, and replaces the
lose of their old hospital on Brannan street, which
was burned August 28, 1876.
The office is at 535 California street, where the prin-
cipal agent, Eugene Boemer, can be found from eight
o'clock A. M. to five o'clock P. M., on week days. All
applications for admission into the society, or for
charitable relief, and to furnish employment or ser-
vants to applicants, should be addressed to the agent.
No charge for application.
Officers. — J. A. Bauer, President ; F. H. Rosenbaum,
First Vice-President ; A. G. Russ, Second Vice-Presi-
dent : F. 0. Siebe, Treasurer ; Ad. Hochstein, Corres-
ponding Secretary ; Csesar Bertheau, Recording Sec-
retary ; C. Herrmann, F. Hufschmidt, H. H. Hencke,
H. Schroeder, F. Hess and F. Hagemau. Directors.
GERMAN LADIES' GENERAL BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Organized 1870. Object: To aid the poor
and distressed German women of San Francisco.
Number of members two hundred and fifty. Meets
first Monday in each month at 312 Post street.
Officers. — Mrs. Fred. Hess, President ; Mrs. J. Men-
tel, Vice-President ; Mrs. Muser, Secretary ; Mrs.
William Hesse, Treasurer.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC— Organized
January, 1867.
This is an organization of honorably discharged
soldiers, sailors, and marines of the Army and Navy
of the United States, who served to suppress the lata
rebellion, and whose objects are to perpetuate a fra-
ternal feeling among its members, to aid and assist
those in distress, and provide for the widows and
orphans of their deceased comrades.
Officers of Department of California.— Commander,
W. A. Robinson, San Francisco ; S. V. Commander,
J. M. Davis, Oakland ; J. V. Commander, R. H. War-
field, Healdsburg ; A. A. General, Geo. M. McCarty,
San Francisco ; A. Q. M. General, O. B. Culver, San
Francisco ; Inspector, J. W. Staples, San Francisco ;
Judge Advocate, Charles E. Wilson, San Francisco;
Chief Mustering Officer, Orrin Taber, San Jose ; Med-
ical Director, J. C. Tucker. Alameda ; Chaplain, Rev.
A. S. Fiske, San Francisco.
Council of Administration.— G. W. Irelan, Lincoln
Post, No. 1, San Francisco ; G. L. Harris, George H.
Thomas Post, No. 2, San Francisco ; J. L. Skinner, Sum-
ner Post, No. 3, Sacramento ; A. G. Bennett, Phil.
Sheridan Post, No. 7, San Jose ; A. W. Collins, Lyon
Post, No. 8, Oakland.
LiNCOLK PostNo.1.— Organized May 27, 1867. F. D.
Sweetzer, Commander. Meets at eight o'clock P. M.
every Thursday, at the Grand Army Hall, 71 New
Montgomery street.
George H. Thomas Post No. 2.— W. H. Holmes,
Commander. Meets at 8 o'clock P. M., at Druid's
Hall, 413 Sutter street, on first and third Tuesday
evenings of each month.
Garfield Post No. 34 — Valentine Zahn, Commander.
Meets at 8 o'clock P. M.. in K. R. B. Hall, 861 Market
street, every Monday evening.
Grand Abut of the Repubuc Cemetery Associa-
tion.—Incorporated January 28, 1870. Meets at Grand
Army Hall, 71 New Montgomery street.
Officers.— Nathaniel Hunter, President; W.H. Aiken,
Vice-President; S. P. Ford, Secretary ; C. Mason
Kinne, Treasurer.
HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM FEMALES.— Or-
ganized May, 1872, under the auspices of the Sisters of
Mercy.
A home, built of wood, three stories In hight. has
been erected on Rincon Place, adjoining St. Mary's
Hospital, which at present contains about ninety in-
mates.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.— Office Great
Chief of Records, 122 Geary street.
Great Chiefs, 1881-82. — J. A. Filcher, Auburn,
Great Sachem; J. F. Pinkham, West Oakland, G. 8.
Sagamore ; Charles E. Spencer, Sacramento, G. J.
Sagamore ; Eugene Lehe, Stockton G. Prophet ; H. 8.
Winn, San Francisco, G. C. of Records ; Adam Smith,
San Francisco, G. K. of W. ; Grove L. Johnson, Sac-
ramento, Great Rep. G. C. U. 8. ; Henry A. Chase, San
Francisco, Great Rep. G. C. U. S. ; A. M. Peterson,
Santa Cruz, Great Sannap; A. Andrews, San Francisco,
G. Mishinewa : R. H. Pettit, Sacramento, G. G. of
Wigwam ; I. Silver. San Francisco, O. G. of Forest.
Number of tribes in the State, twenty-six. The fol-
lowing meet in San Francisco, at Red Men's Hall, 320
Post street:
Hiawatha, No. 3. — Meets every Monday evening.
MANZ.4.NITA, No. 4.— Meets every Wednesday even-
ing.
IBITABA, No. 6.— Meets every alternate Thursday
evening.
MiANTONOMAH, No. 9.— Mects every Tuesday even-
ing.
PoHONACHEE, No. 10.— Meets every Monday evening.
Pocahontas, No. 11. — Meets every Friday evening.
SoTOYOME, No. 12. — Meets every alternate Thursday
evening.
TusoARORA. No. 36. — Meets second and fourth Wed-
nesday evening.
Tahoe Degree Council, No. 1. — Meets first and
third Sundays.
Istproved Order Red Men's Hall Association. —
Meets every second Monday in the month at the Hall,
320 Post street.
Improved Order of Red Men's Library Associa-
tion.—Meets first Saturday in the month at the Hall,
320 Post street.
G.W.CLARK k C0.nW3.SIf.ff8 645 MARKET ST.
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
FlTIiTOX IROX WORKS, 213 Fremont Street,
Manufacturers of Anialg^ainatiiiK PauH and Settlers.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN'S ENDOW-
MENT FUND ASSOCIATION.— Organized September
8, 1881. Annual meeting held on the first Tuesday in
July of each year. Its objects are as follows:
let. To unite for beneficial membership all mem-
bers of the Order in California, Nevada and Oregon
of sound bodily health, between twenty-one and
sixty years of age.
2d. To establish a relief fund from which mem-
bers of this organization, who have complied with all
its rules and regulations, may receive the benefit of a
sum not exceeding two thousand dollars.
Officers. — John F. Pinkham, President ; A. Andrews,
Vice-President; H. S. Winn, Sepretary ; Wm. M. Betts,
Treasurer; J. A. I'ilcher, John F. Pinkham, H. S.
Winn, Wm. Rotrosky, Eugene Lehe, O. B. Katzenstein,
A. Andrews, Wm. M. Betts and Hosea Barker, Direc-
tors ; Henry M. Fiske, M. D., Medical Examiner-in-
Chief.
INDEPENDENT FREE SONS OF ISRAEL.— Organ-
ized in San Francisco, April, 1878. Number of mem-
bers about one hundred.
Pioneer Lodge, No. 87. — Meets first and third
Tuesdays of every month, at B'nai B'rith Building, 121
Eddy street.
Officers. — L. A. Morgenstern,, President ; A. Gold-
Bmith, Recording Secretary; L. Bachrach, Treasurer.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS
OF THE PACIFIC COAST.— Grand Council organ-
ized December 8, 1881. This order is essentially a
home Institution. It is managed at home by our own
citizens chosen for that purpose by the representa-
tives of the Councils, and is the only organization of
the kind that is exclusively controlled on this coast.
It embraces the State of California, Nevada and Ore-
gon, and Washington Territory. Its objects are as
follows :
1st. To unite in bonds of Fraternity, Indemnity
and Belief all acceptable persons of good character,
steady habits, sound bodily health and reputable
calling.
2d. To improve the conoition of its membership
morally, socially and materially by timely counsel
and instructive lessons, by encouragement in busi-
ness, by assistance to obtain employment when in
need, and by establishing a fund from which a weekly
benefit may be paid to sick or distressed members.
3d. To establish a Relief Fund from which mem-
bers of this organization, who have complied with all
its rules and regulations, may receive the benefits of
a sum not exceeding three thousand dollars.
Officers.— M. W. Jish, Past Grand Councilor, Oak-
land; T.M.Cook, Grand Councilor, Redwood City;
C. O. Burton, Grand Vice-Councilor, San Francisco ;
Isaac L. Lang, Grand Secretary, San Francisco; John
W. Shaefi'er, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco ; A. H.
Cummings, Grand Marshal, San Jose; Mrs. Abbie E.
Wood, Grand Warden, San Francisco; S. M. Perry,
Grand Guard, Los Angeles ; Charles H. J. Luth, Grand
Sentry, East Oakland.
Office of Grand Secretary, 204 Sutter street.
There are now forty-two subordinate Councils in
this State with an aggregate membership of four
thousand. The following Councils are located in this
city:
CONCOBD Council No. 2.— Meets every Monday
evening In B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Union Councii, No. 4.— Meets every Saturday even-
ing at 32 OFarrell street.
Golden Shore Council, No. 5.— Meets every Thurs-
day evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
Gabfield Council No. 6.— Meets every Thursday
evening In B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Empire Council No. 7.— Meets every Thursday
evening in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
L'Union Franco - American Council, No. 10.—
Meets every Wednesday evening in Druids' Hall, 413
Sutter street.
Home Council, No. 14.— Meets every Tuesday even-
ing In Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Washington Council, No. 16.— Meets every Wednes-
day evening in Champion Hall, Potrero.
Phoenix Council, No. 18.— Meets every Monday
evening in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Bohemian Council, No. 23. — Meets every Thursday
evening in Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street.
IvANHo» Council No. 30. — Meets every Monday
evening in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Califobnia Council No. 56. — Meets every Saturday
evening in Myrtle Hall, Railroad avenue. South San
Francisco.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN (Exclusive
German Order) . — The Gross Stamm of California
meets annually the last Monday in July. Address, 510
Bush street.
Officers.- F. Wickenhauser, Grand O. Ch. ; F. Bie-
wener. Grand U. Ch. ; C. B. Rode, Grand B. Ch.; Ph.
Frank, Grand Pr. : Samuel Polack, Grand Secretary ;
J. Gutljerlet, Grand Treasurer.
The following subordinate Stamms meet at the
Hall, 510 Bush street, at half past seven o'clock P.M.
in Winter and eight o'clock P. M. in Summer:
California Stamm, No. 70.— Meets every Friday.
Golden Gate Stajmm, No. 74. — Meets every Sunday.
Pacific Stamm, No. 78. — Meets every Monday,
Gebmania Stamm, No. 83. — Meets every Tuesday.
Herman Stamm, No. 224. — Meets every Monday.
Verba Buena Lager, No. 8.— Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month.
Independent Ordeb Red Men's Hall Associa-
tion.— Incorporated December 24, 1867. Meets first
Monday of each month at the Hall, 510 Bush street.
Officers. — D. H. Bockmann, President ; Fritz Schir-
meier. Secretary ; Samuel Polack, Treasurer.
IRISH-AMERICAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—
Organized May, 1860. Meets first and third Mondays
of each month at the Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard
street.
Officers. — Chas.McVicker, President ; John O'Brien,
Vice-President ; Peter McArdle, Treasurer ; M. lar-
rell. Recording Secretary; James G. McElroy, Physi-
cian ; J. J. McDonnell, Druggist.
ITALIAK BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — (Societa
Independente Italiana di Mutual Beneficenza) . — In-
corporated December 30,1867. Number of members,
three hundred and seventy-five.
This is a mutual relief society, established for the
purpose of affording assistance to indigent sick mem-
bers. Meetings held the first Monday of each month
at 423 Washington, room 6.
Officers.— J. C.Sala, President; Charles Cuneo.Vice-
President ; A. Daneri, Treasurer; Benjamin Moron,
Secretary; A. Casassa, Collector ; J. Pescia, Physician.
Secretary's office, 423 Washington street, room 6.
ITALIAN BERSAGLIERI MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.— (Societa di Mutuo Soccorso della Com-
pagnia Bersaglierl Italiani.) — Incorporated February
18, 1881. Number of members, five hundred and
twenty-five. Meets on the second Thursday of every
month at 625 Broadway street.
Officers.— P. C. Rossi, President; P. Canepa and C.
Venturi, Vice-Presidents ; E. C. Palmleri, Secretary;
P. Castagnetto, Treasurer.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR. — Organized June, 1873.
Objects: Benevolent, fraternal and beneficial. The
first Lodge organized in this State was the California,
in May, 1879.
Grand Lodge of California. — Organized March,
1880.
Officers.— Chas. E. Travers, Past Grand Dictator ;
L. R. Webster, Grand Dictator ; J.W. Ward Jr., Grand
Vice-Dictator ; M. M. Stern, Grand Assistant Dictator ;
W. H. Mahony , Grand Reporter ; G. W. Lemont, Grand
Chaplain ; R. J. Warfield, Grand Treasurer ; H. J.
Lask, Grand Guide ; S. American, Grand Guardian ;
J. M. Lenhart, Grand Sentinel.
There are about fifty lodges numbering four thous-
and two hundred members in California, twenty-two
of which are in this city, viz.:
IVT Lodge No. 1716.— Meets every Friday evening,
in Druid's Hall, 413 Sutter street.
Germania Lodge No. 1718 (Works in German).—
meets every Tuesday evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121
Eddy street.
Friendship Lodge No. 1731.— Meets every Tuesday-
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
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Chabter Oak Lodge No. 1755. — Meets ejery Thurs-
day evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
EtTBEKA Lodge No. 1756. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Tebba Bctena Lodge No. 1788. — Meets every Mon-
day at 32 OTarrell street.
Norman Lodge No. 1841. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Saxon Lodge No. 1848. — Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at 32 O'Farrell street.
Union Lodge No. 1895. — Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at 32 O'Farrell street.
San Francisco Lodge No. 1922. — Meets every Mon-
day evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Tancred Lodge No. 1927. — Meets every Monday
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
Yosemtte Lodge No. 1930. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
OcoiDENTAii Lodge No. 1990. — Meets every Wednes-
day evening at B'nai Brith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Mission Lodge No. 2106. — Meets every Friday even-
ing at the corner of Sixteenth and Mission streets.
Keystone Lodge No. 2107. — Meets every Thursday
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
FmELTTT Lodge No. 2108.— Meets every Friday
evening in Bed Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Oriental Lodge No. 2163. — Meets every Friday
evening in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Eagle Lodge No. 2204.— Meets every Wednesday
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
Amkrica Lodge No. 2229. — Meets every Wednesday
evening in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Confidence Lodge No. 2282.— Meets every Satur-
day evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
Far West Lodge No. 2324.— Meets every Thursday
evening at 1901 Geary street.
Anchor Lodgk No. 2366. — Meets every Friday even-
ing in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.
Aurora Lodge. — Meets every Monday evening at
B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Martha Lodge. — Meets second and fourth Friday
evenings in each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy
street.
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.— United States General As-
sembly organized 1879. Objects: Benevolent and
Protective. There have been three Local Assemblies
instituted in this city as follows:
Bay City L. A. 1390. — Meets every Thursday even-
ing in Huddy's Hall, 909 >6 Market street.
Hayes Valley L. A. 1573.— Meets every Monday
evening in Huddy's Hall, 909^ Market street.
Pacific L. A. 1580.— Meets every Tuesday evening
in hall comer Leavenworth and Pacific streets.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.- The first Lodge of this
Order in California was organized March 25, 1869.
Since then other Lodges have been organized in tlie
State, twelve of which are in San Francisco.
Thb Grand Lodge of California.- Organized Sep-
tember 28, 1869.
Officers.— S. L. Terry, Stockton, P. G. C. ; John H.
Harney, G. C. ; F. W. Bell, V. G. C; Frank Fish. Q.
P.; A. G. Booth, G. K. of R. and S.; George Cantns,
G. M. of E. ; P. G. C. Eli T. Blackmer and P. G. C.
Frederick P. Dann, Supreme Representatives.
The following Subordinate Lodges of the City of
San Francisco meet at Pythian Castle, 913 Market
street, on the following evenings:
Califobnia Lodge, No. 1. — Meets every Thursday.
Damon Lodge, No. 2.— Meets every Tuesday.
Golden GaTte Lodge, No. 3. — Meets every Friday.
Laurel Lodge, No. 4. — Meets every Monday.
Ivanhoe Lodge, No. 5. —Meets every Wednesday.
Alemania Lodge, No. 8.— Meets every Wednesday.
Eureka Lodge, No. 9. — Meets every Friday.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 12.— Meets every Tuesday.
Harmony Lodge, No. 15. — Meets every Thursday.
Myrtle Lodge, No. 16— Meets every Tuesday.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. 24. — Meets every Mon-
day.
South San Francisco Lodge, No. 45. — Meets every
Tuesday at Myrtle Hall, Railroad avenue. South S. F.
Bayard Lodge No. .53. — Meets every Thursday ev-
ening.
Syracuse Lodge, No. 68.— Meets every Wednesday.
Dtity Lodge, No. 61.— Meets every Thursday at
2933 Sixteenth street.
Golden City Lodge, No. 63. — Meets every Friday.
Ivy Lodge No. 65. — Meets every Tuesday at Ham-
ilton Hall, southwest corner Geary and Steiner streets.
Section No. 70 of the Endowment Rank.— Meets
the second Saturday of each month at 913 Market
street.
Bureau of Relief.— Meets at 913 Market street
first Monday of each month.
Uniformed Drv'isioN No. 2. — Organized, 1881. Meets
on the last Saturday of each month in Pythian Castle,
913 Market street.
Officers. — Frank B.May, Sir Knight Commander;
W. J. Rogers, Sir Knight Lieutenant Commander; W.
C. Lyons, Sir Knight Hardier; J. W. Pool, Sir Knight
Recorder ; Geo. W. Peokham, Sir Knight Treasurer ;
N. L. Chase, Sir Knight Inner Guard.
Knights of Pythias Library Association . — Rooms
913 Market street.
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK.— Organized January,
1875. Number of members two hundred and fifty.
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, at
861 Market street. Objects: The elevation of Ireland
to her place among the nations; the formation of a
fund for sick members, and to provide them with
Christian burial; the education and advancement of
the friends of the society.
Officers.— T. J. Welsh. President; C. Gildea, First
Vice-President; P. Curry, Second Vice-President;
D. C. Nealon. Recording Secretary; John Mulhern,
Financial Secretary ; Jobn McDermott, Treasurer ;
P. J. Thomas, Corresponding Secretary ; Hugh Flynn,
Sergeant-at-Arms.
KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH.— A secret Irish
organization, the object of which is known only to
the members of the association. Meets every Wed-
nesday, at 861 Market street.
KONG CHOW BENEFICIAL 8OCIETY(0hinese).—
Incorporated September 24, 1867. Location of asy-
lum, north side of Pine street, between Kearny and
Dupont. Object : To dispense charity to poor and
worthy Chinese.
LADIES' FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (So-
ciety da Bienfaisance des Dames Francaise) .—Incor-
porated June 5, 1867. Meetings held last Monday of
each month, at French Library, 120 Sutter street.
Number of members, about two hundred. Object:
The relief of French families that may be in want
an.d distress.
Officers.— Mrs. B. Bona, President ; Mrs. C. Mayer,
Vice-President ; Miss M. Fleury, Secretary; Mrs. H.
Kahn, Treasurer.
LADIES' PROTECTION AND RELIEF SOCIETY.—
Established August 4, 1853. Incorporated August 9,
1854.
This society has under its supervision a Home
where friendless or destitute girls under the age of
fourteen and over two years, and boys under ten and
over two years, may be received and provided for un-
til permanent homes in Christian families can bo
secured for them.
The building of this institution is located on Frank-
lin stret-t, between Post and Geary, and Is a fine and
commodious structure. It consists of a main build-
ing and north wing, two stories high, with full base-
ment and Mansard roof. The wing was commenced
October 1, 1863, and completed April 20, 1864, and
the main building was finished in the beginning
of 1869. The cost of the edifice, including grading,
fencing, etc., was $44,000.
Applications for admission should be made to Mrs.
J. H. Flint, at the Home, between the hours of one
and three o'clock P. M., on Mondays and Fridays of
each week. Donations of money, etc., may be sent to
JOHN WIGMORE-HARDWOOD LUMBER, 129 to Ul Spear St.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTOKY.
Mrs. Jane Flint, at the Home, or at her residence, 1312
Powell street . Letters and communications should be
addressed to Mrs. M. 8. Jackson, 1006 Pine street.
Oflacers.— Mrs. Nathaniel Gray, President; Mrs.
George Barstow, Vice-President; Miss E. Hutchin-
son, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. M. S. Jackson, Corres-
ponding Secretary; Mrs. Jane Flint, Treasurer; Miss
Mary McGladery, Matron.
LADIES' SEAMAN'S FBIEND SOCIETY.— Organ-
Ized March 26, 1856. This society is the offspring of
the great philanthropic movement on behalf of sea-
men which has peculiarly distinguished the last half
century. The " men of the sea," an invaluable class
of all mercantile countries, are subjected, by the na-
ture of their avocation, to hardship and deprivation,
moral, social, and intellectual. To ameliorate their
condition by supplying them with a home, when on
shore, surrounded by remedial influences, and afford-
ing them protection from imposition, are the objects
of the society.
Oflicers.— Mrs. R. H. Lambert, President; Mrs. O.J.
McKinuon, Vice-President; Miss M. Knight, Secre-
tary; Mrs. H. S. Tucker, Corresponding Secretary;
Mrs. 0. E. Cogswell, Treasurer.
LADIES' SOCIETY OF ISRAELITES (Israelitische
Frauen Verein) .—Established August 12, 18.55, for the
purpose of assisting Hebrew women under all cir-
cumstances of want. Meets Mondays and Thursdays
of each week, at 414 Clay street.
Officers. — Mrs. S. Foorman, President; Mrs. S. B.
Dinkelspiel, Vice-President ; Leo Eloesser, Secretary ;
Mrs. M. Heller, Treasurer.
LADIES' UNION BENEFICIAL SOCIETY (Colored).
—Incorporated April 8, 1861. Number of members,
twenty-five. Meets in the vestry A. M. E. Church, Pow-
ell street, second Monday evening in each month.
The objects of the society are to aid its sick and bury
its deceased members.
Officers.— Mrs. C. D. Pee, President; Mrs. Mary
Ferguson, Vice-President; Mrs. Elizabeth Fletcher,
Chaplain ; Barney Fletcher, Secretary ; Mrs. Annie
Jackson, Treasurer.
LADIES' UNITED HEBBEW BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY.—Established 1855. Meets Tuesdays and Fridays
of each week, at two o'clock P.M., at B'nai B'ritb Build-
ing, 121 Eddy street. The objects of the society are to
assist the poor and needy, to attend the dying, and
bury the dead females of the Jewish faith. The affairs
of the society are managed by a board of officers and
an adjuncta of three Councilmen.
Officers. — Mrs. H. Behrendt, President ; Mrs. E.
Goslinsky, Vice-President ; Mrs. G. Brownstein, Treas-
urer ; Isaiah Cohn, Secretary. .
LITTLE SISTERS' INFANT SHELTER.— Incor-
porated March 10, 1874. This society was organized
for the purpose of taking care of the young children
of working women during the day, thus allowing the
mother to perform a day's work. The Infant Shelter
is located at 512 Minna street. The rooms are pleas-
ant and spacious, and fitted up with all the articles
necessary for a nursery.
Officers.— Mrs. J. S. Spear, President ; Mrs. John G.
Harding, Vice-President ; Mrs. George W. Tyler, Sec-
retary ; Mrs. Samuel P. Hall, Treasurer; Mrs. J. B.
Stetson, Mrs. J. 8. Spear. Mrs. John G.Harding, Mrs.
George W. Tyler, Mrs. 8. P. Hall, Miss Maggie Neeb,
Mrs. J. B.Wattles, Miss Emma Margo and Miss Fannie
C. Sampson, Trustees ; Mrs. Jane Temple, Matron.
LONGSHOREMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized August 6, 1872. Number of mem-
bers, sixty. Meets first and third Wednesdays of every
month in Ixora Hall, 737 Mis.sion street.
Officers.- P. A. Grady, President; Bernard McCann,
Vice-President; M. McGivney, Sergeant-at-Arms.
LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES.— Organized in San Francisco April 17, 1876,
and acte directly under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Lodge of the United States.
Two Lodges have been instituted in thft city, viz :
Cautornta True Blues, No. 118.— Meets at 909^
Market street every Sunday
Habmony, No. 127.— Meets on the second and fourth
Saturdays of each month at the Potrero.
MAGDALEN ASYLUM.— Under the charge of the
Sisters of Mercy. Location, Potrero avenue, near
Twenty-first street.
A large and commodious building, three stories in
height, has been erected for the accommodation of the
inmates of the asylum. Since the foundation of this
institution, over six hundred females have been re-
ceived, most of whom have been reformed by the in-
fluence and attention of those in charge. Only about
six per cent have proved refractory. At the present
time there are over two hundred penitents, attended
by nine Sisters of Mercy. Rev. Father Messea and
Rev. Father Tadini have spiritual charge of the
institution. A society called the Magdalen Society
of San Francisco has lately been organized with
a view to provide funds for the better support of this
institution.
MASTER MARINERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.— Organized April, 1867. Incorporated April
28, 1869. Meets every Monday evening, at Druid's
Hall, 413 Sutter street. Number of members three
hundred and twenty-five.
Officers.— Pehr F. West, President ; Chas. Mathews,
Vice-President ; Louis Traung, Recording Secretary ;
T. A. Thompson, Financial Secretary; C. Decker,
Treasurer.
MATER MISERICORDI.E (House of Mercy) .—Un-
der the charge of the Sisters of Mercy.
Location, 233^ Rlncon Place, adjoining St. Mary's
Hospital.
This is for the protection of young women of un-
blemished character — none others admitted. Some
remain waiting for a situation, and others are em-
ployed in the sewing school, where dressmaking and
all kinds of machine sewing is neatly done at short
notice. At present there are about thirty-five inmates.
The institution is supported by the inmates and
donations.
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION U. S.— Or-
ganized May 3, 1871.
Objects : To cherish the memories and associations
of the war waged in defense of the unity and indivi-
sibility of the RepubUc ; to strengthen the ties of fra-
ternal fellowship and sympathy formed from com-
panionship in arms ; to advance the best interests of
the soldiers and sailors of the United States, especially
those associated as members of this order, and to ex-
tend all possible relief to their widows and children ;
to foster the cultivation of military and naval science;
to enforce unqualified allegiance to the General Gov-
ernment ; to protect the rights and liberties of Amer-
ican citizens, and to maintain the national honor,
union, and independence. Meets first Wednesday of
February, May, August, and November.
Officers.— Bvt. Brig-Gen. George S. Evans, U. 8. V.,
Commander; Bvt. Maj.-Gen. W. L. Elliott, U. 8. A.,
Senior Vice-Commander; Maj. H. Bendel, U. S. V.,
Junior Vice-Commander ; Bvt. Lt.-Col. W. R. Smed-
berg, U. 8. A., Recorder; Capt. C. Mason Kinne, U.
S. v.. Treasurer; Capt. Wm. H. Dimond. U. 8. V.,
Chancellor; Pay Director Caspar Sclienck U. S. N.,
Registrar; Rev. Daniel Kendig, U. S. A., Chaplain.
Address of Recorder, 316 California street.
MUTUAL SECURITY FUND ASSOCIATION.— In-
corporated October 28. 1879. Office, 331 Kearny street.
Objects: To improve the social, moral and intellec-
tual condition of its members, and to provide funds
for the benefit of its aged and infirm members, and
to secure to the families of its deceased members pro-
tection against actual want when most needed.
Officers.- J. L. Wilbert, President; J. F. Brennan,
Secretary ; W. H. Wells, General Manager.
NETHERLANDS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.—
Organized 1873. Incorporated February 17, 1874.
Number of members, twenty. Meets at hall junction
Market and Sutter street, the first Wednesday of
every month. Object: Relief of its members in sick-
ness, want, and distress.
Officers.- H. G. Gerritzen, President; O. F. Hintz,
Vice-President ; A. P. De Wit, Secretary; A. F. 8ch-
roeder. Corresponding Secretary ; J. De Fremery,
Treasurer.
NORD-DEUTSCHER VEREIN- Organized November
6, 1874. Number of members, one hundred. Meets
the first and third Wednesdays of every month at
Huddy's Hall, 909 Ji Market street.
LOUIS BRflVERMAN & CO., Jewelers, S."cr hTiX»U -
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WAMHINO CAI.I.ED FOR AND DEtlTERKD.
OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET.
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Object- Mutual benevolence in case of sickness or
death.
Ofacers.— John Wolf, President ; Henry M. Hink,
Vice-President; Charles Moeller, Secretary; C. H.
Eeiners. Treasurer.
OLD PEOPLE'S HOME OF SAN FRANCISCO.—
Organized March 19, 1874. Meets first Wednesday of
each month, at the Home on FranQisco street, be-
tween Powell and Stockton. Number of members,
one hundred and fifty. Objects: The founding of a
Home for the needy, sick and destitute of all nations.
The Society have erected a handsome and commo-
dious building on the above lot.
Officers.— Mrs. C. Nelson, President ; Mrs. John
Mason, Vice-President; Mrs. S. B. Petersen, Treasu-
rer; Miss Emma Dugand, Eecoraing Secretary ; Mrs.
Ehrhome, Financial Secretary; Miss Annie Hammer,
Corresponding Secretary.
ORDER HERMANN'S SONS — Organized June 2,
1870. Meets at 510 Bush street. Object: To aid its
members and their families in case of sickness, death,
or distress. Number of members, two hundred and
eighty-five.
A Grand Lodge was organized June 12, 1878.
Grand Officers. — Charles Weber, Grand President ;
Charles Bernard, Grand Vice-President ; H. Tostmaun,
Grand Secretary ; H. Sohst, Grand Treasurer.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 1.— Meets every Wednes-
day evening.
Ebnst Von Bandel Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every
Tuesday evening.
ORDER KESHER SHEL BARZEL— Har Hamoeiah
Lodge, No. 3.— Meets first Sunday of every month at
32 O'Farrell street.
Officers.— Thomas Cohn, President; M. Marks, Vice-
President ; Louis Licht, Secretary; Morris Pincus,
Treasurer.
ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.— Instituted June
20, 1880. A Grand Council was organized May 17, 1881.
The Order of Chosen Friends is a secret benevolent
society. Not secret for the protection of wrong doing,
as is believed by many, but secret only in the sense
of being private, having signs and passwords, that its
membership may be better protected in their work of
giving aid to the distressed and protection to the
weak. To unite in bonds of fraternity, aid and pro-
tection all acceptable white persons of good charac-
ter, steady habits, sound bodily health and reputable
calling. To improve the condition of its member-
ship, morally, socially and materially, by establish-
ing a fund from which a weekly benefit may be paid
to sick and distressed members, and upon satisfactory
evidence of the death of a member paying from an
endowment death fund of from one to three thousand
dollars.
This society is not intended as a rival of, but a
worker with, other benevolent orders in the great
work of relieving and elevating the condition of man-
kind.
Officers Grand Council.— Charles W. Bryant. Past
Grand Councilor ; C. W. C. Rowell, Grand Councilor ;
J. W. McCormack, Grand Assistant Councilor. C. L.
Stone, Grand Vice-Couucelor ; Mrs. E. A. Parker,
Grand Prelate; V. L. Earnshields, Grand Marshal; H.
Vandry, Grand Warden; W. F. Morrison, M. D., Grand
Secretary; H. Fromberg, Grand Treasurer ; D. Larkey,
Grand Guard; Philip A. Roach aud Charles L. Wig-
gin, Representatives to Supreme Lodge. Office of
Grand Secretary, 23 Kearny street
There are fifty-eight subordinate Councils in the
State, eleven of which are in this city, viz ;
Crystal Coitncil No. 4.— Meets every Thursday
evening in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
American CotrNCii, No. 7. — Meets every Tuesday
evening in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Pacific CouNon. No. 8. — Meets every Thursday
evening in Shiel's Building, 32 O'Farrell street.
Columbia Council No. 11. — Meets every second
and fourth Wednesday evenings in Shiel's Building,
32 O'Farrell street.
Samaritan Council No. 13.— Meets every Thursday
evening in Shiel's Building, 32 O'Farrell street.
Social Council No. 46. — Meets every Monday even-
ing in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Empire Council No. 47.— Meets every Friday even-
ing at 518 Bush street.
Cosmopolitan Council No. 52.— Meets every Frl-
day evening at 618 Bush street.
Valley Council No. 58.— Meets every Wednesday
evening in Mowry's Hall, southwest corner Grove
and Laguna streets.
Golden Gate Council No. 60.— Meets every Friday
evening at hall northwest corner Leavenworth and
Pacific streets.
Mission Council No. 61. — Meets every Thursday
evening in King's Hall, 2131 Mission street.
ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETY (Protestant) .—Or-
ganized January 31, 1851, and incorporated February
10, 1851.
Original Officers.— Mrs. Albert Williams, President ;
Mrs. S. H. Willey, Vice-President ; Mrs. A. E. War-
ren, Secretary; Mrs. Boring, Treasurer ; Mrs. R. H.
Waller, Mrs. C. V. Gillespie. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs Joice,
Mrs. A. Dubbs, and Mrs. O. C. Wheeler, Managers;
Charles Gilmore, D. L. Ross, and S. Franklin, 'Trus-
tees.
It originally occupied the building on the corner
of Second and Folsom streets, owned by Gen. H. W.
Halleck, whence they removed the children in March,
1854, to the present building, corner of Laguna and
Haight streets, just then completed, at a cost of
$30,000. This house, built of stone and brick, ex-
pressly for the purpose, is highly creditable to the
institution, as one of the noblest monuments of San
Francisco benevolence. During the years 1862-3, a
large and convenient addition was made to the pres-
ent building, at an expense of $30,000, which, to-
gether with the main building, will accommodate
two himdred and fifty children. As a complement to
the Sansome Hook and Ladder Co., who, upon dis-
banding, donated to the asylum the building and lot
owned by them, the new addition is called the " San-
some Wing."
During the year 1879 the upper story of the build,
ing was fitted up, and for the first time in its history
the entire capacity of the asylum has been made
available. The present number of children in the
asylum is two hundred and five.
Officers.— Mrs. Dr. Charles Keeney, President ; Mrs.
H. B. Tiohenor, Vice-President ; Mrs. Henry Haight,
Treasurer ; Mrs. F. MacCrellish, Secretary ; Mrs. D. L.
Waterman, Matron ; Mrs. M. L. Batturs, Assistant
Matron ; Miss Wells and Miss J. W. Corey, Teachers;
John Nightingale, Physician.
ORPHAN ASYLUM (Roman Catholic) .—Organized
March 23, 1851. In July of the same year the erection
of a wooden edifice was commenced, and completed
the following September. It was occupied in part
for a school, and a portion was temporarily used as a
church, under the pastoral charge of the Rev. John
Maginnis.
On August 18, 1852, the asylum was taken in charge
by the Sisters of Charity. In 1854 a capacious brick
building was erected on Market street, near Third, at
a cost of $45,000. In 1864 an additional brick edifice
was erected for a school, which was attended by
several hundred day scholars.
In 1862 a farm of fifty-three acres, near Bay View,
South San Francisco, was purchased, where there
has been established a branch institution for very
young children, called the St. Joseph's Infant Asy-
lum. On this same tract of land a large and com-
modious wooden edifice, with all the modern con-
veniences,was erected in 1872. The present building
is beautifully lociited on a hill, commanding an ex-
tensive view of the surrounding country. It covers
an area of two hundred and four by two hundred and
eighty-two feet, including an open centre court,
measuring eighty by one hundred and forty-four feet.
It will accommodate about eight hundred children.
PACIFIC DISPENSARY FOR WOMEN AND CHIL-
DREN.—Organized March 24, 1875. The objects of
this Institution are to provide for women and chil-
dren medical aid of competent physicians of their
own sex, and the establishment of a hospital for
women and children. They have also fully estab-
lished a training school for nurses ; the education of
nurses being one main object of the institution.
Location, 221-223 Thirteenth street. The Resident
Physician is in dally attendance until twelveo'olock m.
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Oflacers.— Mrs. A. L. Stone, President; Mrs. Wm.
Hardy, Vice-President ; Mrs. Henry M. Gray, Secre-
tary; Mrs. O.W. Easton, Treasurer; MissKateN, Post,
M. D., Resident Physician.
PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM AND HOME
SOCIETY.— Incorporated July 26, 1871. Location,
east side of Devlsadero street, between Hayes and
Grove. Formed for the care, relief, protection, and
improvement of orphan children, and for the care of
aged Israelites who are without adequate means of
support.
Officers. — S. W. Levy, President; Louis Sachs, Vice-
President; Lewis Gerstle, Treasurer; Leo Bloesser,
Secretary; David Michael, Collector.
PACIFIC HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENSARY ASSO-
CIATION.—Organized December 7, 1876. Incorpor-
ated December 23, 187G. The membership now num-
bers nine life members, fifty annual and thirty month-
ly subscribers. The Dispensary, located at 843 How-
ard street, was opened March 5, 1877. Regular monthly
meetings of the Board of Directors are held at the
Dispensary, the annual meeting being held on the
third Thursday of January. The object of the Asso-
ciation is to provide for the indigent sick, medical aid
of competent Homoeopathic Physicians. Several hun-
dred patients are treated annually. The Dispensary
is open daily, Sundays excepted, from eleven to
twelve o'clock A. M., and two to three o'clock P. M.
Officers. — David Wilder, President ; Miss Jennie S.
Klink, 733 Bush street, Secretary.
POLISH SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA (Towarzystwo
Polskie W. Kaliforuii) .-Organized January 23, 1873.
Objects: Social, literary and benevolent. Meets every
Saturday at their rooms, 1235 Market street.
Officers. — Dr. L. Pawlicki, President; Anton Hirsch-
felder and Anton Czarnecki, Vice-Presidents ; A. El-
gass, Secretary; A. Heilman, Treasurer.
PORTUGUESE PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY. — Incorporated August, 1868. Meets the
second and last Thursdays of each month, at eight
o'clock P. M., at .510 Bush street.
Objects: To aid its members in sickness and dis-
tress, and to erect a Portuguese Hospital in this city.
Officers. — Antonio C. Cordon, President ; Manuel
T. Freitas, Vice-President; Antonio L. Quaresma,
Secretary ; Josd Baptiste, Treasurer.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL OLD LADIES' HOME.
. — Organized January, 1869. Incorporated January
25,1870. Objects: To establish and sustain a charit-
able institution for the permanent care and main-
tenancejof poor, aged, or infirm women, members of
the Episcopal Church, who are from any cause inca-
pacitated from taking care of themselves, and such
others as the Board of Managers may think entitled
to its benefits. Also, for the temporary residence of
Christian women seeking employment.
The association is supported by monthly contribu-
tions from the various Protestant churches of San
Francisco. Location of Home, San Jose avenue, be-
tween Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets.
Officers.— Right Rev. Bishop Kip, D. D., President ;
Rev. H. W. Beers, Vice-President; H. T. Graves, Sec-
retary; Rev. E. J. Lion, Chaplain; Joseph G. East-
land, H. T. Graves, C. W. Whitney and Rev. E. J.
Lion, Trustees. Ladies' Board of Managers: Mrs. C.
W. Whitney, President; Mrs. M. Godley, Vice-Presi-
dent; Mrs. J. G. Clark, Secretary; Mrs. Mary S. Jack-
son, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BAECKER VEREIN.-^Organized
August 5, 1877. Number of members, one hundred
and fifty. Meets each alternate Wednesday afternoon
in Druid's Hall, 413 Sutter street. Objects, benevolent
and protective.
Officers.— Charles Miiller. President ; Charles Dietz,
Vice-President; Jacob Shuler, Recording Secretary;
John Klingee, Financial Secretary; Gustav Gunther,'
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
—Organized 1865. Office, 20 Webb street. The de-
sign of this Association is to improve the condition
of the deserving indigent, and, so far as practicable,
to relieve their necessities.
Officers. — Levi Stevens, President ; N. Gray, Vice-
President ; J. C. Patrick, Treasurer; Robert Beech-
ing. General Agent and Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL. — Loca-
tion, 806 Stockton street. This hospital was opened for
the reception of patients on the first day of April,
1868. The object of the institution is the care of poor,
sick women. There is no rule as to the nativity, reli-
gion, or social condition. It is a charity in the broad-
est sense of the term. Any woman who-is poor and
sick is entitled to share its benefits. It is a general
hospital for alj diseases, and for lyiag-in. During
the twelve years'lt has been open there have been near-
ly one thousand births. Of the whole number of births
over fifty per cent, have been illegitimate, showing
conclusively the need of such an institution, as, if it
were not for this hospital, the probabilities are that
the greater number would have shared the fate of so
many thousands of innocents murdered in their moth-
ers' womb. There have been besides a large number
of patients admitted for general disease. There have
also been a very large number of outside patients
treated, the physician and surgeon being in attend-
ance every morning from ten to eleven o'clock to
treat any poor persons who may come. It was sup-
ported by voluntary contributions until 1870, when
the State appropriated $5,000 a year for its support.
In 1879 the appropriation was reduced to $3,000. Dur-
ing the past year this appropriation has been with-
drawn entirely, consequently fewer patients will be
admitted free. The Hospital is under the care of Dr.
C. B. Hutchins.
Officers. — Mrs. Conkling, President ; Mrs. M. Hecht,
Vice-President ; Mrs. C. B. Hutchins, Secretary ; Mrs.
E. B. Pond, Treasurer; Mrs. M.E. Dayton, Matron.
SAN FRANCISCO HOMCEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.—
Location, corner of Valencia and Twenty-seventh
streets. This is a well-situated sunny home for the
sick, where excellent nursing is provided, and where
the best HomoBopathic Physicians and Surgeons are
in attendance. Applications for admission should be
made to Dr. C. A. Goss, at the Hospital, or to any of
the officers.
Officers. — Mrs. George Hearst, President ; Mrs. John
McKee and Mrs. A. E. Head, Vice-Presidents; Mrs. Ira
G. Hoitt, Secretary; Mrs. C. E. Gibbs, Auditor; Mrs.
Judge Edmonds, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND
FOUNDLING ASYLUM.— Incorporated April, 1868,
for the care, protection, and proper treatment of un-
protected single women, with their offspring, together
with all other children that may be abandoned in
infancy by outside parties, said children being con-
sidered foundlings.
The Trustees design to make this institution re-
spectable in the highest degree. Efficient and avail-
able to patients from every cotmty in the State,
regardless of religious belief sectarianism or national-
ity. No one is required to pay more than her average
cost to the hospital. It is expected that the institution
will be supported by receipts from patients, donations
and contributions from different sources, appropria-
tions by the City and State Governments, and by
bequests, legacies, etc. This is a special lying-in
hospital, and for the specialties for which it was
organized afl'ords facilities not to be found elsewhere
on this coast. No cases of disease are admitted for
treatment. It is therefore expected to be kept free
from erysipelas and other contagious diseases that
are the bane of lying-in wards connected with gen-
eral hospitals. Its locality, facing Jefierson Square,
is not surpassed for salubrity by any other in the
city. The building is thoroughly ventilated, and
affords all the comfoits of a private home free from
intrusion. Competent nurses are in attendance day
and night. Applicants must furnish satisfactory
proof of having heretofore sustained a good morii
character.
For consultation the attending physician will be
found at the Hospital, 913 Golden Gate avenue, from
twelve o'clock M. tmtil one o'clock P. M., daily, or at
his residence, 915 Golden Gate avenue, at nine o'clock
A. M. and one and five o'clock P. M. Letters of in-
quiry should be addressed to Benjamin F. Hardy, M.
D., No. 915 Golden Gate avenue, San Francisco, in-
closing an addressed and stamped envelope for a
prompt reply.
Officers. — Solomon Hcydenfeldt, President ; Benja-
min F.Hardy, Secretary"; Benjamin F. Hardy, M. D.,
Attending Physician and Surgeon.
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY.—Organized December 21, 1870. Incorporated
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ''°'"' *?„!!.l5 tS^ '"'"*'=»
J. HAACDONOUGH,
IMPORTKR OF AXD DKAL.ER IN ALJL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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February 23, 1871. Number of memberB twenty-five.
The objects of this society are for the protection and
relief of deserving physicians and their families who
may suffer from Bickness or want, and to promote
kindly professional and social intercourse among
themselves and their professional brethren at large.
A Literary Chapter was organized July 21, 1871, for
the following objects: First — The collection of a
library. Second — The establishment of a museum.
Third — The publication of a medical journal, or mon-
OKraphs on medical subjects, as the society may,
from time to time, determine or order to be printed.
Fourth — Reports of cases and the discussion of such
medical subjects as shall be brought before the Chap-
ter. Regular meetings of the society and the Lite-
rary Chapter are held on the twenty-first day of each
month.
OflScerB. — Washington Ayer, M. D., President; W.
F. Peabody, M. D., Treasurer; A. M. Wilder, M. D.,
Secretary.
LiTERABY Chapter. — John Nightingale, M. D., Per-
manent Secretary; F. B. Kane, M. D., Librarian and
Curator.
SAN FRANCISCO MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY.—
Incorporated January 20, 18G4 ; reorganized December
17, 1875. Meets quarterly, second Tuesday in the
month, at two o'clock P. M. in Arion Halle, northeast
corner Kearny and Sutter streets. Number of mem-
bers, seveuty-seven. The object of this society is to
assist sick and disabled members and their families,
and the better protection of musical Interests in San
Francisco.
Officers.— A. H. Beck, President; T. Eisfeldt and
Charles Winkler, Vice-Presidents ; Albert A. Muller,
Secretary ; John Baumann, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE MUTU-
AL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. —Incorporated March,
1880. Number of members, eighty. Meets at such
time and place as may be designated by the Board of
Directors. The objects of this society are to secure
to the families or dependents of its members such
pecuniary benefits and aid in such sums and at such
times as may be provided by its by-laws.
Officers.— Charles Clayton, President; A. Gerber-
ding. Vice-President; W. A. Bray, Treasurer; W. H.
Walker, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEN-
TION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.— Incorporated
April. 1868. Office, 614 Merchant street. Number
of members one hundred and fifty. The objects of
this society are to provide ways and means to secure
the enforcement of " An Act for the more effectual
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals," approved March
30, 1868, and to labor in the education of a public sen-
timent of humanity and gentleness toward domestic
and other animals.
Officers. — Joseph W. Winans, President ; Jacob Z.
Davis, Vice-President; Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary ;
JameB S. Hutchinson, Treasurer.
SCANDINAVIAN LADIES' AID SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized January 8, 1873. Number of members two hun-
dred. Meets the first and third Wednesdavs of each
month, at 71 New Montgomery street, and Norden.Hall,
739 Howard street alternately. The object of this
society is to assist sick and destitute Scandinavians,
help new comers, and encourage a friendly feeling
among them.
Officers. — Mrs. P. Peterson, President; Mrs. Sophie
Johnson, Vice-President ; Mrs. N. M. Lund, Treasu-
rer; Miss Mary Anderson, Financial Secretary; Miss
C. Murch, Rcording Secretary.
SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY.— Organized February
28, 18.59. Number of members, three hundred and
fifty. Meets first Tuesday of every month at Hall,
71 New Montgomery street; open every day and even-
ing. The object of this society is to aid their
sick and bury their dead, also to assist their coimtry-
men and others who may be deemed by tlie society
worthy object.s of its charities; also to have a hall for
monthly meetings and a library.
Officers. — John Simpson, President ; Eric Ekelund,
Vice-President; F. E. Malm berg and John B.Knudson,
Secretaries ; N. L. Sykes, Treasurer and Librarian.
Scandinavian Hall Association.- Incorporated De-
cember 20, 1871.
Officers.— Albert Miller, President; A. G. Freese,
Vice-President; Alfred A. Enquist, Secretary; H. M.
A. Miller, Treasurer.
SERVIAN MONTENEGRIAN BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Organized May 2, 1880. Number of members
about seventy. Meets first and third Wednesday even-
ings of each month at 10 California street. The
objects of this society are mutual assistance in case
of sickness and to bury its dead.
Officers. — Anton Vucassovich, President ; Louis
Lalich, Vice-President; John Abramovich, Treasurer;
Hardimir Jovovich, Secretary.
SLAVONIC ILLYRIC MUTUAL BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCIATION.— Organized November 17, 1857. Incor-
porated April 1, 1873. Number of members, one hun-
dred and sixty. Meets first Tuesday of each month
at 10 California street. The objects of this society
are mutual assistance in case of sickness, and to bury
its dead.
Officers. — Costo Cernogorcevich, President ; Luca
Marisich, Vice-President; S. Divisich, Treasurer ; An-
ton Barbich, Recording Secretary; Prospero Marisich,
Financial Secretary.
SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN WORK.— Organized Oc-
tober, 1873. This society is connected with the First
Unitarian Church ; and is under the auspices of the
ladies of the congregation, every one of whom is ex-
pected to aid in its support. The objects of the so-
ciety are to relieve the sick and destitute, distribute
clothing, seek employment for needy women, and
assist the unfortunate in all practicable ways. Con-
tributions of reading matter are distributed to the
prisons, hospitals and asylums. The social interest
of the congregation is the special care of the society,
and is sought to be promoted by sygtematic visiting,
extending a hospitable welcome to strangers and so-
cial receptions. The money needed for the prose-
cution of this work is obtained by the Sewing Society
of the Congregation, which meets every alternate
Monday at two o'clock P. M. in the church parlors,
to which all are cordially invited.
Officers.— Mrs. M. M. Soule, President; Mrs. Wm.
Hardy, Secretary ; Mrs. Andrew Davis, Secretary ;
Mrs. J. G. Jackson, Treasurer.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.— The ob-
ject of this society is to relieve distress wherever
found. Though a legitimate offspring of the Catholic
Church, and principally supported by members of the
same, yet its charities are extended to all worthy per-
sons who are in distress.
St. Patrick's Confebence.— Organized 1866. Meets
every Wednesday evening in the basement of St. Pat-
rick's Church.
St. Peter's Conference.— Organized 1870. Meets
every Sunday after last Mass, in library attached to
church.
SONS OF JACOB.— Organized January, 1878. Num-
ber of members, ninety. Meets first Sunday of each
month at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street Ob-
jects; benevolent.
Officers.— L. Raphael, President; J. Adelson, Vice-
President ; Wm. Davis, Treasurer ; H.Raymond, Sec-
retary.
SONS OF THE EMERALD ISLE.— Organized March
17, 1852 ; reorganized April li, 1850. Number of mem-
bers, two hundred and fifty. Meetings held first Wed-
nesday of each month, at Irish-American Hall, 818
Howard street.
Officers. —Patrick Hare, President ; John Coakley,
Vice-President; Thomas O'Brien, Treasurer; Luke
Battles, Financial Secretary; Wm. J. Casey, Corres-
ponding Secretary.
SPANISH MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—
Organized 1877. Number of members about two hun-
dred. Meets on the last Thursday of each month at
510 Bush street.
Objects: Benevolence and mutual assistance. Office,
southwest corner Sansome and Washington streets-
Officers.— Modesto E. Garcia, President: Jose F.
Godoy, Vice-President ; Jose A. Garcia, Treasurer;
Juan L. Noriega, Finaucial Secretary : Thomas M.
Jewett, Recording Secretary ; Jose Alcayaga. Manuel
M. Alegre, Medardo Garcia, Juse Costa, George O.
Jewett and Juan V. Drolet, Directors.
OAK, ASH. HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH. S\™TJ;
G. D. MORSE,
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY (Scotch Benevolent So-
ciety) .—Organized September 21, 1863. Incorporated
August 4, 1865, for the purpose of aiding indigent
Scotch people and their families; also, for finding
employment for their unemployed countrymen. Num-
ber of members three hundred and iifty. Meets
every Monday evening at eight o'clock, in the upper
hall of the Young Men's Christian Association Build-
ing, 232 Sutter street. Beading room is open every
day and evening. Room 17. All Scotchmen and the
sons of a Scotch parent are eligible as members by
paying three dollars initiation fee, and fifty cents
monthly.
Officers.— David Porter, President ; Wm. Little and
John Reld, Vice-Presidents ; H. Duncan, Treasurer ;
James R.Watson, Recording Secretary ; David Miller,
Assistant Recording Secretary, Vernon Campbell,
Financial Secretary ; Wm. A. MacRae, Assistant Finan-
cial Secretary; Charles Gates, Librarian; David Far-
quharson, John Bain and Angus McLeod, Trustees ;
David Kerr and Wm. Barr, Board of Relief; Rev. W.
A. Scott, D.D., Chaplain; Wm. F. McNutt, Physician.
ST. BONIFACE ORPHAN ASYLUM.— Location,
north side of Grove street, between Polk street and Van
Ness avenue. This institution vras founded a few
years since by Miss Catherine Gross, for the recep-
tion of those poor orphans of every nationality and
religious denomination for whom no home could be
found in the other asylums.
The whole institution is the private property of
Miss Gross, yet, as a Roman Catholic, she considers
herself subject to the jurisdiction of Archbishop Ale-
many. The number of children in the institution is
twenty-seven, being as many as the building will
conveniently accommodate.
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (R. C) .—
Established 1860. The objects of this society are to
extend assistance to each other in time of sickness, by
corporeal aid and spiritual consolation ; for provid-
ing their deceased brethren with a decent and Chris-
tian interment in accordance with their Holy Faith ;
for the relief of the families they may leave after
them; as also for stimulating each other to a more
constant observance of the duties of religion, and
the general promotion of moral and intellectual im-
provement. Meetings held third Sunday of each
month, in the basement of St. Mary's Cathedral.
Number of members, four hundred and fifty.
Oflicers. — P. J. Dixon, President; M. Dolan, Vice-
President; A. F. Benard, Treasurer; P. F. McGrath,
Secretary.
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST.
FRANCIS PARISH.— Organized March 3, 1872. Num-
ber of members, three hundred. Objects, to visit
the sick, bury the dead, and provide for families of
deceased members. Meets -the first Sunday of each
month, at three o'clock P.M., in St. Francis' Church.
Officers. — John Simpson, President; Timothy Mc-
Glnley, Vice-President; John Mulholland, Treasurer;
James M. Rej-nolds, Recording Secretary; J. J. Reich-
enbach, Financial Secretary.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.— Incor-
porated August 9, 1871. Object: The founding of a
hospital in the city and county of San Francisco for
the relief and care of such sick persons as may desire
its benefits. The corporative powers are vested in a
board of nine tnistees.
Hospital, east side of San Jose avenue, between
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets, and near
the terminus of the Market and Valencia Streets Rail-
road. Closed at present.
Officers.— Joseph G.Eastland, President ; George H.
Mendell, Secretary; R. W. Kirkham, Treasurer;
W. A. Douglass, M. D., and 0. N. EUinwood, Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons ; Joseph G. Eastland, R.W.
Kirkham, G. H. Mendell, L. H. Allen, William Bland-
ing, W. F. Babcock.William H. Boothe, C. V. S. Gibbs,
and D. O. Mills, Trustees.
In March, 1876, the Mlto Society of St. Luke's Hos-
pital was organized by members of this association,
for the purpose of collecting funds and soliciting do-
nations of gODds and materials for the use and benefit
of the hospital.
Officers.— Mrs. W. C. Burnett. President; Mrs. G.
D. Gardiner, Secretary; Mrs. O. D. McElroy, Treas-
urer.
ST. MARY'S LADIES' SOCIETY.- Meets adjoining
St. Mary's Hospital, in St. Mary's Hall, a wooden
building, sixty by thirty feet, erected by the Society
for their meetings. St. Mary's Society, which was
founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1859, for the purpose
of promoting piety among the Catholic females, has
recently been converted Into a Mutual Benevolent So-
ciety. It numbers between eleven and twelve hun-
dred members. The officers of the society are se-
lected from the Sisters of Mercy.
ST. PATRICK'S MUTUAL ALLIANCE OF CALX-
FORNIA. — Headquarters, San Francisco. Objects: To
unite in a mutual union. Irishmen and their descend-
ants of all creeds and classes, to protect and extend
charity to the widow and orphans, and to strengthen,
foster, and promote fraternal feelings of friendship
and charity among its members.
Alliance, No. 1.— Organized March 20, 1873. Num-
ber of member." two hundred and thirty. Meets first
and third Mondays of every month, at 861 Market
street.
Alliance, No 2.— Organized February 7, 1878. Num-
ber of members eighty. Meets first and third Tues-
days of every month, at 861 Market street,
ST. PAULUS GERkAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized July, 1870. Num.
ber of members one hundred and twenty. Meets sec-
ond Monday of each month In the basement of St.
Boniface Church. The objects of this Society are to
afford relief to distressed members, and the support
of their widows and orphans.
Officers.— P. H. Donks, President ; F. C. Weber.
Vice-President ; J. W. Becker, Recording Secretary;
M. Miback, Financial Secretary ; John Lehritter,
Treasurer.
ST. PETER'S GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized March, 1865. In-
corporated January 7, 1867. Meets first Monday of
each month in ttie basement of St. Boniface Church.
The objects of this Society are mutual benefits to its
members.
Officers. — Joseph Lessmann, President ; F.F. Speck,
man, Vice-President; Adolph Popper, Recording
Secretary ; N. Fischbach, Financial Secretary ; P.
Scheakel, Treasurer.
SWEDISH SOCIETY. — Organized September 20,
1875. Number of members, one hundred. Meets
every Monday evening, at 71 New Montgomery street.
Objects : To take care of sick members, aid the desti-
tute, and bury the dead.
Officers.— Joseph Okerblad, President; Chas. Lann,
Vice-President; P. O. Petterson, Recording Secre-
tary ; Fred. B. Hulting, Corresponding Secretary ; H.
L. Lidstrom, Treasurer; N. P. Jacobson, Librarian.
SWISS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized 18i9. Reorganized 1874. Number of mem-
bers, four hundred. A meeting of the society Is
held in January and July, at the Swiss Hotel,
627 Commercial street. Object: To afford its mem>
hers mutual assistance in cases of sickness or dis-
tress.
Officers.— Antoine Borel, President; Louis Jury,
Vice-President ; Edward Galliard, Treasurer ; Calixte
Denervaud, English Secretary ; E. Martononi, Italian
Secretary; Antonio Bottanzi, M. D., and B. Hoffstet-
ter, M. D., Physicians; R. Maestretti, Collector.
SWISS RELIEF SOCIETY.— Organized 1874. Ob-
jects: To support their sick or poor countrymen, and
to procure employment for those who are in want of
it. Office 527 Clay street.
Officers. — F. Berton, President and Secretary ; A.
Borel, Vice-President ; N. Giamboni, Edward Galliard,
and 0. Buxtorf, Committee ; F. Berton & Co., Treas-
urer.
TEACHERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Organized May, 1873. Meets on the
first and third Wednesdays of each month at the
rooms of the Board of Education. Objects; The
mutual assistance of teachers of the San Francisco
School Department, and more particularly to minister
to the wants of the sick.
Officers.— Mrs. L. K. Burke, President ; Miss R. 0.
Campbell, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. A. GriflBth, Fl-
nancial Secretary ; Miss N. Haswell, Treasurer.
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TrV^OLI MUTUAL ADD SOCIETY — Organized May
9, 1882. Meets the second and fourth Thursdays of
each month at Tivoli Gardens. Number of members,
ninety. Object: AsBistance in cases of sickness and
death, and to defray the funeral expenses of pro-
fessionals.
Officers. — H. Nieman, President ; Wm. Lloyd, Vice-
President ; A. Hoffman, Secretary ; William Kreling,
Treasurer.
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS.— Gband
Geove of Cvlitobnia.— Office Druids' Hall, 413 Sut-
ter street.
Grand Officers.— E. Maginnls, N. G. A. ; Phillip
Rohrbacher, R. W. D. G. A.; Henry Chase. R. W, G.
Secretary; Charles Weber, R. W. Q. T.; Henry Wulff,
W. G. M.; L. Alexander, W. G. G. ; Peter Eckert, W.
G. S. ; Adam Smith, A. E. Costello and H. L. Von-
Glestefield, W. G. Representatives.
The following named chapters and groves meet at
the hall, 413 Sutter street :
Habtnagel Sxtpkeme Arch Chapter, No. 3 (Eng-
lish) .—Meets first and third Thursdays of each
month.
San Francisco Gbovb, No. 3 (German) .—Meets
every Thursday evening.
Eureka Grove, No. 4 (German). — Meets every
Thursday evening.
Norma Grove, No. 5 (English). — Meets every other
Tuesday evening.
SiGEL Grove, No. 7 (German). — Meets every other
Monday evening.
Perseverance Grove, No. 10 (French) . — Meets
every Tuesday evening.
Schiller Grove, No. 11 (German). — Meets every
Wednesday evening.
Hesperian Grove, No. 1.5 (English).— Meets every
other Tuesday evening.
ElvinGrove,No. 16 (English) .—Meets every other
Monday evening.
Laurel Grove, No. 17 (English) .—Meets every Fri-
day evening.
Templar Grove, No. 19 (English). — Meets every
other Monday evening.
Gallielo-Galilei Grove, No. 37 (Italian) .—Meets
every Friday.
Hartnagel S. a. Chapter No. 3.— Meetf every first
Wednesday evening in the month.
BoADiciA Druidic Circle No. 3.— Meets every Sat-
urday evening.
General Relief Committee. — Meets second Sun-
day of every month.
Druids' Hall Society.— Office Druids' Hall, 413
Sutter street. Annual meeting of shareholders, sec-
ond Monday of February. The Board of Trustees
meets on the third Wednesday of each month.
Druids' Library.— Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street.
Officers. — G. Hoffman, President; J. Wesner. Libra-
rian.
UNITED CALIFOR>aA FINN BROTHERHOOD.—
Meets second and fourth Wednesday of each month
in Sanders' Hall, 71 New Montgomery street. Objects:
Mutual benefit.
Officers.— Frank Willson, President ; Charles Ahl-
gren, Vice-President; Charles F. Smith, Secretary.
UNITED CALIFORNIANS.— This order was Incor-
porated in June, 1876. Number of members, one
hundred and thirty. Meets every Friday evening, in
their hall, 417 Kearny street.
Objects: Mutual benevolence and brotherly love.
Officers. — J. D. Sullivan, President ; E. W. Herrin,
Vice-President; G. Pohlmann, Prelate; J. F. Lyons,
Recording Secretary ; Andrew Gorman, Financial Sec-
retary ; Geo. E. Luther, Treasurer ; Robert McPeake.
Inner Guard ; Louis Robinett, Outer Guard ; James
Callaghan, Conductor.
VETERANS' HOME.— Incorporated March 7, 1882.
Office, Nucleus House.
Objects: The founding of a home for the relief and
support of worthy officers, soldiers, marines and sail-
ors who honorably served in the army and navy of
the United States during the war with Mexico or of
the Rebellion, or In any other war, and who are In
indigent circumstances, and by reason of age, infir-
mity or wounds received in service, or incapable of
self-support, and for that purpose to receive contri-
butions and to take and hold real and personal prop-
erty by grant, devise or bequest and to erect suitable
buildings for the use and occupation of the benefici-
aries of the Association.
Officers.— W. S. iRosecrans, C. Mason Einne, R. P.
Hammond, W. A. Phillips, William Blandlng, James
Coey, George C. Smart, R. M.Apgar, H. K. McJunkin,
D. M. Cashin and J. J. Lyon, Directors.
WEST INDIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized June, 1867. Incorporated January, 1870. Meets
on the first Monday of each month at Young Men's
Beneficial Society Hall, 927 Pacific street.
Objects : To take care of the sick members and
bury the dead.
Officers.— J. W. Osborn, President; O.J. Nichols,
Vice-President ; W.J. Simmons, Recording Secretary;
T. M. Groves, Corresponding Secretary ; J.E.Francis,
Treasurer.
WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' AID ASSOCIATION
OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO.—Organized January 13, 1878. The member-
ship embraces the entire force. Two dollars per
month deducted from the pay of each officer is re-
tained for the creation of a fund from which benefits
are paid tq members during sickness or injury, and
$1,100 to the heirs of those who die while on the
force.
Officers. — Alfred Clarke, President ; A. J. Hough-
taling, Vice-President; T. R. Judson, Recording Sec-
retary ; C. B. Holbrook, Financial Secretary ; Joseph
Melody, Treasiu-er.
YOUTHS' DIRECTORY THE.— Office 1417 Howard
street. This institution, established November 1,
1874, under the patronage of Archbishop Alemany,
comprises a Free Intelligence Bureau and a Tempo-
rary Home for friendless boys in search of employ-
ment. It is maintained by voluntary contributions
from the public. Destitute lads, in quest of work,
are admitted free to the benefits of its refectory, dor-
mitory, lavatory, and reading-room, until places are
procured for them in town or country, without
charge to either employers or employees. No dis-
crimination between applicants on account of religi-
ous belief. Last year five thousand six hundred of
every tongue and kindred, obtained profitable occu-
pation on farms, in factories, stores, and shops. Of-
fice open every week day from nine o'clock A.M. to
one o'clock P.M.
Officers.— James R. Kelly, President ; G. Touchard,
Treasurer ; James Reid, Superintendent and Secre-
tary; Mrs. Ellen Reid, Matron; J. R. Kelly, R. Tobin,
C. D. O'Sullivan, G. Touchard, M. J. O'Connor, J. A.
Donohoe, Henry Barroilhet and Peter H. Burnett,
Directors.
Masonic.
THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED
MASONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— As-
sembles annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City
of San Francisco, on the second Tuesday in October.
Its officers for the year ending in October, 1882, are:
M.'. W.-. Clay Webster Taylor, Grand Master, Shasta.
R.-. W.-. John Quincy Adams, Deputy Grand Master,
Vallejo.
R.'. W.-. Jonathan DoanHines, Senior Grand Warden,
San Buenaventura.
R.-. W.-. Thomas Jefferson Bowers, Junior Grand
Warden, San Rafael.
V.-. W.-. Moses Heller, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco.
V.-. W.-. Alex. Gurdon Abell, Grand Secretary, San
Francisco.
V.'. R.-. George Sim, Grand Chaplain, San Jose.
W.-. Thomas H. B. Anderson, Grand Orator, Sac-
ramento.
W.-. George Tuttle Grimes, Assistant Grand Sec-
retary, San Francisco.
W.'. John Werner Shaeffer, Grand Lecturer, San
Francisco.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
W.-. Harvey MsthewB, Orand Marshal, San Fran-
Cisco.
W.'. Benjamin Aierly, Grand Bible Bearer, Oak-
laud.
W.-. Benjamin Franklin Bagley, Grand Standard
Bearer, Stockton.
W.* . William Ely Hopping, Grand Sword Bearer,
Shasta.
W.'. Hiram Newton Rucker, Senior Grand Dea-
con, Merced.
W.-. Eobert Press Smith Jr., Junior Grand Dea-
con, Santa Bosa.
W.'. James McNaughton, Senior Grand Steward,
Alleghany.
W.* . Herman Frederick Ross, Junior Grand Stew-
ard, Millville.
W.-. George Horace Enight, Grand Pursuivant,
Adin.
W.*. Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco.
W.-. James Oglesby, Grand Tyler, San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1850, and there
are now in existence, under its jurisdiction, two hun-
dred and seventeen Subordinate Lodges, of which six-
teen are In the City of San Francisco, as follows:
Califoenta Lodge, No. 1.— Meets every Thursday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
La Pabfaite Union Lodge, No. 17.— Meets every
Friday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Occidental Lodge, No. 22. — Meets every Monday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 30. — Meets every Tuesday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Mount Mobiah Lodge, No. 44.— Meets everj' Wed-
nesday evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 120. — Meets every Thursday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Hermann Lodge, No.< 127. — Meets every Monday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Pacific Lodge, No. 136. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Obockett Lodge, No. 139. — Meets every Friday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 144. — Meets every Tuesday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 1P6. — Meets every Wednesday
evening in St. John's Hall. Masonic Temple.
Mission Lodge, No. 169. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at the corner of Sixteenth and Valencia
streets.
South San Francisco Lodge, No. 212.— Meets every
Thursday evening at Myrtle Hall, Railroad Avenue,
South San Francisco.
Doric Lodge, No. 216. — Meets every Thursday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Speranza Italiana Lodge, No. 219.— Meets every
Saturday evening in B'nai B'rith Building. 121 Eddy
street.
King Solomon's Lodge No. 260. — Meets every Mon-
day evening at southwest corner Geary and Steiner
streets.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MA-
SONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— Assem-
bles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City of
San Francisco, on the second Tuesday in April. Its
officers for the term ending in April, 1883, are:
M.-.E.-. William Monroe Petrle, Grand High Priest,
Sacramento.
B.\ E.-. Leonldaa E. Pratt, Deputy Grand High Priest,
San Francisco.
B.'.E.-. Jonathan Doan Hiues, Grand King, San Bu-
enavuntura.
B.*. E.*. Edward Oolemnn, Grand Scribe, Grass Valley
R.-. E.-. Hiram T. Graves, Grand Treasurer, San
Francisco.
R.-.E.-. Thomas H. Caswell, Grand Secretary, San
Francisco.
R.-.E.'. George H. Gilbert, Grand Chaplain, Placer-
vlllo.
M. •.£.•. Thomas H. Caevrell, Grand Lecturer, San
Francisco.
E.'. Benjamin F. Tuttle, Grand Captain 9f the
Host, Petaluma.
E.-. Michael J. Keating, Grand Royal Arch Cap-
tain, San Francisco.
Comp. Samuel D. Mayer, Srand Organist, San
Francisco.
Comp. Ira C. Root, Grand Guard, San Fran-
cisco.
This body was organized in the year 1854, and there
are now in existence, under its jurisdiction, fifty-one
Subordinate Chapters, of which two are in the City of
San Francisco, as follows:
San Francisco Chapter, No. 1. — Stated meetings
first and third Mondays of each month in the Chapter
Hall, Masonic Temple.
California Chapter, No. 5. — Stated meetings first
and third Tuesdays of each month in the Chapter
Hall, Masonic Temple.
THE GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT
MASTERS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— As-
sembles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City
of San Francisco, on the second Thursday in April.
Its officers for the term ending April 14, 1883, are:
M.'. P.'. John W. Rock, Grand Master, Sacramento.
R.-. P.-. Daniel P. Bystle, Deputy Grand Master,
Shasta.
R.-.P.-. George A. McKenzie, Grand Illustrious Mas-
ter, Stockton.
R.-.P.'. Franklin H. Day, Grand Principal Conductor
of the Works, San Francisco.
R.'. P.'. David W. Laird, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco.
R.'.P.'. Thomas Caswell, Grand Recorder, San Fran-
cisco.
Comp. Osgood C. Wheeler, Grand Chaplain,
Oakland.
Comp. Robert G. Cunningham, Grand Captain
of the Guards, Los Angeles.
Comp. Lemuel T. Crane, Grand Steward,
Marysville.
Comp. Ira Colbum Root, Grand Sentinel, San
Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1860, and there
are now in existence under its jurisdiction ten sub-
ordinates, of which one is held in the City of San
Francisco, viz :
California Council, No. 2.— Meets on the first
Saturday in each month in the Chapter Hall, Masonic
Temple.
THE GRAND COMMAND ERY OF KNIGHTS TEMP-
LAR OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA— Assembles
annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City of San
Francisco, on the second Friday in April. Its officers
for the term ending April, 1883, are :
R.'. E.'. Sir Charles F. Lott, Grand Commander, Oro-
ville.
V.'.E.'. Sir George C. Perkins, Deputy Orand Com-
mander, San Francisco.
E.'. Sir William Monroe Petrie, Grand Generalis-
simo, Sacramento.
E.'. Sir Philip W. Keyser, Grand Captain General,
Marysville.
E.'. Sir Osgood C.Wheeler, Grand Prelate, Oak-
land.
E.'. Sir Reuben H. Lloyd, Grand Senior Warden,
San Francisco.
E.'. Sir Tristam Burgess, Grand Junior Warden,
San Francisco.
E.'. Sir James M. McDonald, Grand Treasurer,
San Francisco.
E.'. Sir Thomas H. Caswell, Grand Recorder, San
Francisco.
E.'. Sir Samuel H. Wagoner, Grand Warder, San
Jose.
E.'. Sir J. Burns, Grand Standard Bearer, San
Francisco.
E.'. Sir Carnot C. Mason, Grand Sword Bearer,
Chico.
Sir James Oglesby, Grand Captain of the
Guards, San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1858, and there
are now In existence under its jurisdiction sixteen
commanderies, of which two are held in the city of
San Francisco, viz.:
California Commandert, No. 1. — Meets every Fri-
day evening in Commandery Hall, Masonic Temple.
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Golden Gate Commandery, No. 16. — Meets every
Thursday evening st their Asylum In Golden Gate
Block, 131 PoBt street.
GKAND CONSISTORY OF THE ANCIENT AND
ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.— Meets at the Masonic
Temple, in the City of San Francisco, on the second
Wednesday in January. Its officers for the term end-
ing January; 1883, are:
V.-.I.'. Charles F. Brown, Grand Commander-in-
Chief, San Francisco.
I.'. Silas M. Buck, First L. Commander, San
Francisco.
I.'. Stephen Wing, Second L. Commander, San
Francisco.
I.'. , Grand Constable.
I.'. L. M. Cutting, Grand Admiral, Stockton.
I.-. A.F.Williams, Grand Chancellor, Oakland.
I.-. Isaac S. Titus, Grand Minister of State, San
Francisco.
I.*. William Jeffray, Grand Almoner, San Fran-
cisco.
I.-. George J. Hobe, Grand Registrar, San Fran-
cisco.
I.'. John H. Titcomb, Grand Keeper of Seals and
Archives, San Francisco.
I.-. David W. Laird, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco.
I.'. A. A. McAllister, Grand Primate, Vallejo.
I.'. T. H. Goodman, Grand Master of Ceremo-
nies, San Francisco.
I.-. William De Witt Allison, GVand Expert, San
Jose.
I.*. R. S. Coming, Grand AsBistant Expert, San
Francisco.
I.". H. Holies, Grand Beausenifer, San Francisco.
I.'. Columbus Waterhouse, Bearer of the Vexil-
lum Belli, San Francisco.
I.'. William Stuart, Grand Master of the Guards,
San Francisco.
I.-. N. W. Spaulding, Grand Chamberlain, Oak-
land.
I.-. William T. Garratt, Grand Steward, San Fran-
cisco.
I.- . A. B. Davis, Grand Ald-de-Camp, San Fran-
cisco.
I.-. James Oglesby, Grand Sentinel, San Fran-
cisco.
GODFBEY De St. Omab Council, Knights Eadosh,
No. 1.— Meets at the call of the Commander at Ma-
sonic Temple.
Yebba Bcena Chaptee of Rose Ceoix, No. 4.—
Meets at the c»ll of the Wise Master at Masonic Tem-
ple.
Yeeba Buena Lodge of Peefection, No. 6. — Meets
every Friday evening at Masonic Temple.
MASONIC VETERAN ASSOCIATION.— Organized
January 8, 1879. Objects : The union of the pioneer
Masons of the Pacific coast and the preservatidn of
Masonic history. Quarterly meetings held at Masonic
Temple. Office, 23'i Sutter street. ]
Officers. — James M. McDonald, President; George;
Spaulding, Vice-President ; Edwin A. Sherman, Sec- |
retary ; David W. Laird, Treasurer ; Charlec H. Haile,
Marshal ; Rev. David McClure, Chaplain.
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF.— Composed of all
the W. M.'s of the Subordinate Lodges of San Fran-
cisco. Meets every Saturday evening at Masonic
Temple.
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.— Organized
January 26, 1863. Office, room 42, Masonic Temple.
Officers. — William R. Wheaton, President; Joseph
Clenaent, Vice-President ; George J. Hobe, Secretary ;
Henry L. Davis, Treasurer ; Edwin L. Smith, Super-
intendent.
MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION. —Incorporated
1859. Office, No. 6 Masonic Temple, second floor.
Associated for the purpose of erecting and furnishing
the Masonic Temple, at the northwest corner of Mont-
gomery and Post streets.
Officers. — Alexander G. Abell, President ; George T.
Grimes, Secretary.
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. JOHN.- Office. 507 Mont-
gomery street. Organized in 1880. Meets at the call
of the President. This Society is a Masonic organiza-
tion, formed for the purpose of mutual life insurance.
Master Masons only being qualified to become mem-
bers.
Officers.- Thomas Young, President ; J. P. Treanor,
Secretary ; office, 120 Sutter Street, room 32.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF THE ORDER OF THE
EASTERN STAR.— Meets in the City of San Fran-
cisco (unless otherwise ordered), on the Monday fol-
lowing the second Tuesday in October of each year.
The Grand Chapter was organized on the seventh
of April, 1873. Its officers for 1882 are :
Edward S. West, Worthy Grand Patron, Santa Cruz.
Francis E. Ryder, Worthy Grand Matron, Oakland.
J. Bradford Cox, Associate Grand Patron, San Josd.
Sarah Cassidy, Associate Grand Matron, Vallejo.
Mary A. Hasty, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco.
Abbie E. Wood, Grand Secretary, 32 O'Farrell street,
San Francisco.
Justice C. Merrifield, Grand Chaplain, Dfxon.
Mary E. Holtz, Grand Marshal, San Francisco.
Caroline Seely, Grand Conductress, North San Juan.
Sarah Kidder, Associate Grand Conductress, Wat-
sonville.
Julia Campbell, Grand Adah, Suisun.
Anna Houseman, Grand Ruth, San Francisco.
Mary E. Flint, Grand Esther, San Juau.
Mattie E. Farnham, Grand Martha, San Francisco.
Hattie Hopping, Grand Electa, Shasta.
Mary J. Craven, Grand Warder, Sacramento.
Catherine Felt, Grand Organist, Rohnerville.
Elias Ireland, Grand Sentinel, Winters.
The first Subordinate Chapter was organized on the
ninth of May, 1869. There are now fifty-six Subor-
dinate Chapters under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Chapter.
The following three chapters are in San Francisco :
Golden Gate Chapter, No. 1. — Meets every Mon-
day evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
Califoenh. Chapter No. 4.— Meets every Friday
evening in B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
IvT Chaptee, No. 27. — Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at 32 O'Fairell street.
I. o. o. p.
GRAND OFFICERS OF THE R. W. GRAND LODGE
OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I. O. O. F.—
Leon D. Freer, M. W. Grand Master, Oroville; D. M.
Burns, R. W. Deputy Grand Master, Sacramento ;
W. W. Morrow, R. W. Grand Warden, San Francisco ;
W. B. Lyon, R. W. Grand Secretary, San Francisco ;
H. B. Brooks, R. W. Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco ; A. W. Scott, R. W. Grand Rep., San Francisco ;
Rev. A. F. Hitchcock, W. Grand Chaplain, Suisun ;
L. A. Simon, W. Grand Marshal, Oroville ; F. A.
Horublower, W. Grand Conductor, San Francisco ;
A. L. Chandler, W. Grand Guardian, Pleasant Grove ;
Ernest Dunker, W. Grand Herald, San Francisco.
GBAND OFFICERS OF THE R. W. O. ENCAMPMENT.
R. S. Robbins, M. W. Grand Patriarch ; C. B. Kim-
ball, M. E. Grand High Priest ; E. H. Black, R. W.
Grand Senior Warden : W. B. Lyon, R. W. Grand
Scribe ; John Hanson, R. W. Grand Treasurer ; W. B.
Davis, R. W. G. Jr. Warden ; W. T. Galloway and
C. H. Randall, R. W. Grand Rep. ; J. S. Souther, W.
Grand Sentinel ; E. Dunker, W. Deputy Grand Sen-
tinel ; J. C. Sellers, W. Grand Marshal.
All the Subordinate Lodges and Encampments of
the I. O. O. F., located in this city, excepting those
marked with a star, meet at their Hall, 32o Montgom-
ery street, on the following evenings, viz:
Golden Gate Encampment, No. 1. — Meets second
and fourth Fridays of each month.
Waxhalla Encampment, No. 7. — Meets first and
third Fridays of each month.
Wildey Encampment, No. 23. — Meets second and
fourth Saturdays of each month.
Unity Encampment, No. 26.— Meets second and
fourth Mondays of each month.
Oriental Encampment, No. 67. — Meets first and
third Saturdays of each month.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIEECTORY.
Golden Gate Batalion, No. 1.*— Meets first and
third WedneBday of each month at Ixora Hall, 737
Mission street.
Califoenia Lodge, No. 1. — Meets Monday.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 3. — Meets Friday.
Hakmony Lodge, No. 13.— Meets Tuesday.
Yekba Buena Lodge, No. 15. — Meets Thursday.
Templar Lodge, No. 17. — Meets Wednesday.
Magnolia Lodge, No. 29. — Meets Tuesday.
Bay City Lodge, No. 71.— Meets Monday.
Abod Ben Adhem Lodge, No. 112. — Meets Thursday.
Germania Lodge, No. 116.— Meets Wednesday.
Concordia Lodge, No. 122. — Meets Monday.
Apollo Lodge, No. 123.— Meets Friday.
Pabker Lodge, No. 124.— Meets Tuesday.
Unity Lodge, No. 131.* — Meets Tuesday, corner of
Valencia and Sixteenth streets.
Herman Lodge, No. 145. — Meets Wednesday.
Pacific Lodge, No. 155.— Meets Thursday.
Ophir Lodge, No. 171.*— Meets Friday, in Shiels'
Building, 32 O'Farrell street.
Occidental Lodge, No. 179.*— Meets Thursday, in
Shiels' Building, 32 O'FarreU street.
Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. 194.— Meets Wednesday.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 204. — Meets Tuesday.
Alta Lodge, No. 205.*— Meets Monday, in K. of P.
Castle, 913 Market street.
Franco- Amebic an Lodge, No. 207.— Meets Thurs-
day,
FrDELiTY Lodge, No. 222.* — Meets Monday, in K. of
P. Castle, 913 Market street.
Morse Lodge, No. 257.— Meets Friday.
Myrtle Lodge, No. 275.*— Meets Wednesday, in
Myrtle Hall, South San Francisco.
Western Addition Lodge, No. 285.* — Meets Wed-
nesday, in Hamilton Hall, corner Geary and Steiner
streets .
Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. 2.— Meets first and
third Saturdays of each month.
Teutonia Degree Lodge, No. 4. — Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month.
California Bebekah Degbee Lodge, No.l. — Meets
Saturday.
Templar Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 19. — Meets
Saturday.
General Relief Committee (Composed of all the
Noble Grande and Vice-Grands of the Subordinate
Lodges of San Francisco) . — Meets every Sunday at ten
o'clock A. M.
ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.— In-
corporated September 26, 1865. Office, 410 Kearny
street.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASSOCIATION.— Organized
1858. Capital stock, $150,000 ; office, 325 Montgomery
street.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized December 30, 1854. Rooms, 325 Montgomery
street.
ODD FELLOWS' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.—
Incorporated February 3, 1868. Office, 325 Montgom-
ery street, room 6.
The object of this association is to secure to the
families of its deceased members pecuniary aid.
ODD FELLOWS' VETERAN ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized April 17, 1877. Objects: The preservation
of the history and traditions of Odd Fellowship.
Office, 325 Montgomery street.
Officers.- C. O. Burton, President; W. H. Barnes,
Secretary; Henry B. Brooks, Treasurer.
Temperance.
CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION OF THE
ARCH DIOCESE OF SAN FRANCISCO.- Organized
June, 1874. It is a branch of the Total Abstinence
Union of America, which comprises four hundred and
thirty Subordinate Societies. Meets every three
months in St. Joseph's Hall. Tenth street. It is sup-
ported by an annual tax of ten cents on each member,
gives free lectures and entertainments when funds
permit, and has for its object a combination of all the
total abstinence societies.
Officers.— Rev. J. B. McNally, President; Francis
Shirley, Vice-President; W. F. Ryan, Corresponding
Secretary; M. O'Brien, Recording Secretary; John
Bolger, Treasurer.
The following subordinate societies have been or-
ganized, and meet at the time and place below noted,
viz:
St. Joseph's C. T. A. B. Society. — Meets first and
third Sundays of each month at St. Joseph's Church.
St. Mary's C. T. A. B. Society.— Meets flr.st and
third Sundays of each month in basement of St. Mary's
Cathedral.
St. Patrick's C. T. A. B. Society. — Meets second
and fourth Sundays of each month in basement of St.
Patrick's Church.
CHAMPIONS OF THE RED CROSS.— A temper-
ance mutual benefit organization, to aid by all legiti-
mate means in the suppression of the liquor traffic
and for mutual relief in sickness, In connection with
a life-insurance system upon a mutual protective
basis — each one of two thousand members in a dis-
trict paying one dollar upon the death of another.
Supreme Council.— Organized October 22, 1874.
Meets annually on the Third Tuesday in October.
Officers. — Dr. O. L. Gordon, Supreme Commander,
Santa Cruz ; W. A. Bushnell, Supreme Counselor; Mrs.
Barkhouse, Supreme Junior Commander; George B.
Hudson, Supreme Secretary, Oakland ; C.W. Pomeroy,
Supreme Treasurer, San Jose ; John E. Harris, Su-
preme Captain of the Host. San Jose ; E. P. Murgotten,
Supreme Guard, San Jos^; Wm. F. Humphreys, Su-
preme Sentinel; Rev. J. E. Wootten, Supreme Chap-
lain, Madison.
The following named Encampments have been or-
ganized in San Francisco.
Golden Gate Encampment, No. 26. — Meets every
Wednesday evening, in Cambrian Hall, 1133 J4 Mission
street.
Templar Encampment, No. 50. — Meets every Mon-
day evening, at 18 M Eddy street.
Mount Horeb Encampment, No. 69. — Meets every
Wednesday evening, in Champion Hall, corner Valen-
cia and Sixteenth streets.
FATHER MATTHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, No. 1.— Organized May,
1869. Number of members, three hunared. Meets
every Sunday and Friday evenings, at Irish-American
Hall. Objects: To encourage all persons to abstain
from the use of intoxicating liquors; also to afford re-
lief in case of accident, or sickness, and assist in the
burial of deceased members.
Officers — Peter Rafferty, President ; George Gee,
and J. F. Duey, Vice-Presidents; J. J. McCarthy, Re-
cording Secretary; J. J. Dunnigan, Treasurer.
HOME FOR THE CARE OF INEBRIATES.- Or-
ganized May 24, 1859. The property now occupied
by the institution, northeast corner of Stockton and
Chestnut streets, was purchased in 1802, at an expense
of $7,500, and enlarged in 1877, at a further expense of
$7,000. It is conducted under the auspices of the Par-
ent Dashaway Association.
Officers— Capt. H. J. Burns, President; William
Martin, Secretarj' ; Frank G. Edwards, Treasurer ; J.
Gray Jewell, M. D., Superintendent and Resident
Physician.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.—
Grand Lodge organized May 29, 1860. Jurisdiction
embraces the State of California and Arizona Terri-
tory.
Number of working Lodges, three hundred and sixty .
Total membership, about eighteen thousand. Office
of the Grand Worthy Secretary, Sacramento.
This Order sustains tho Good Templars' Home for
Orphans, located at Vallejo, California. The build-
ings, which are capacious, elegant and comfortable,
were erected in 1869, by the Good Templars of Califor-
nia and Nevada. The Home was opened for the recep-
tion of orphan children, October 1, 1870, and is now
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occupied by one hundred and thirty children, who are
receiving shelter and education beneath its roof.
$45,000 has been expended in its erection, and about
$100,000 in support of its inmates. It is in a com-
plete and exact sense a public charity, openly invit-
ing the homeless from all portions of the States of
California and Nevada, to share in its beneficences.
It derives its name from the fact of its erec-
tion by the Good Templars and its support by
that Order. It is also under the control of the,Grand
Lodge of the Order, but its title is no^ meant to con-
vey any idea of exdusiveness as to the clas.s admitted
to its sheltering offices. To be a homeless orphan is
the only passijort required at its portals. lu connec-
tion with this society, and sustainud by them, are
Bands of Hope, composed of children under twelve
years of age, who are supplied with rituals and badges
free. These organizations now number in the State
about eight thousand children.
Officers of the Grand Lodge.— Robert Thompson,
San Francisco, G. W. C. T.; H. S. Graves, West Butte,
G. W. C. ; Mrs. Emily P. Stevens, San Francisco, G.
W. V. T. ; George B. Katzenstein, Sacramento, G. W.
S.; Dr. I. S. Halsey, VsUejo, G. W. Treasurer; Julius
Lyons, Los Angeles, G. W. A. S. ; P. R. McCabe, Tur-
lock, G.W. M. ; Miss Eliza E. Goldsworthy, San Jos6,
G. W. D. M. ; Mrs. M. H. Estes, West Oakland, G. W.
I. Guard ; H. L. Ricks, Eureka, G. W. O. Guard ; Rev.
G. B. Allen, Petaluma, G. W. Chaplain ; E. Wood
Culver, Newcastle, G. W. Messenger ; Will. D. Gould,
Los Angeles, P. G. W. C. T. ; Mrs. M. E. Richardson,
Murphy's, General Superinendent Juvenile Woirk.
The only authorized Grand Lecturers in this juris-
diction are Sister E. P. Stevens, Bros. William Crow-
hurst, C. N. Goulding. J. W. Webb, Hugh E. Hughes
and Rev. W. C. King.
The following named subordinate lodges meet in
this city:
Oaufobnia Lodge, No. 7. — Meets every Thursday
evening, in Ono Hall, corner Mission and Fifteenth
Streets.
Evening Stab Lodge, No. 114. — Meets every Thurs-
day evening, Grand Central Hall, 997 Market street.
Headlight Lodge, No. 120.— Meets every Wednes-
day evening, at 1133 Mission street.
CoNSTiTTjTiON LoDGE, No. 130. — Meets every Friday
evening, in Shiels' Building, 32 O'Farrell street.
Mission Stab Lodge, No. 180. — Meets every Tuesday
evening, in King's Hall, 2131 Mission street.
Life Boat Lodge, No. 185. — Meets every Monday
evening, at 118 Jackson street.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 186. — Meets every Tues-
day evening in Bnsh-street M. E. Church, Bush street,
near Devisadero.
Intebnational Lodge, No. 291. — Meets every Mon-
day evening, in Grand Central Hall, 997 Market street.
Valley Lodge, No. 293.— Meets every Thursday
evening, in Fell Street Presbyterian Church, bet La-
gnna and Octavia streets.
Pleasant Valley Lodge, No. 307.— Meets every
Monday evening, in Comerford's Hall, Church street,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth.
Spking Valley Lodge, No. 314.— Meets every Tues-
day evening, in Union Hall, cor Fillmore and Green-
wich streets.
Cbystal Lodge, No. 417.— M«ets every Monday
evening, in Myrtle Hall, corner Railroad and Seventh
avenues, South S. F.
MARINE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. — Organized
March 22, 1866. Meets on the second Tuesday eve-
ning of each month, at the Mariners' Church, north-
east corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets. Num-
ber of members, two thousand, to which additions are
made continually.
Officers.— Rev. Joseph Rowell, President ; Rev. W.
D. Bishop, Secretary.
PARENT DASHAWAY ASSOCIATION.— Organized
January 2 , 1859 . Number of members who have joined
the association since that time, ten thousand. Dur-
ing the year 1878 the association erected on the site
of the old hall. Post street, between Dupont and
Kearny, a magnificent three-story building of mod-
ern style and appointments. It has a front of fifty
three feet, and runs through to Morton street, a
depth of one hundred and twenty feet. The first
floor and basement are arranged for business purposes.
The second floor contains the main exhibition hall,
with a seating capacity of about eleven hundred, the
offices of the association occupying the third floor.
Ground for its construction was broken April 7, 1878,
and the building was formally opened November 7,
1878. The cost of the structure exclusive of the lot
was $50,000. The whole property being valued at
$150,000.
The crowning feature in the work of this associa-
tion has been and is their maintenance of the
Home for the Care of Inebriates. Five out of
the nine Trustees of the Home are elected from the
Dashaways, the remaining four being chosen by these
five from citizens outside of the Association. The
Home is the official receptacle for all insane patients,
pending their examination and commitment to the
asylums, for which service the city donates the
Home certain police court fines, about $800 per month
being realized from this source, which, with dona-
tions and receipts from paying patients constitutes
its income.
Officers.— E. T. Batturs, President ; Joseph Brown
and J. Densmore. Vice-Presidents ; J. M. Piatt,
Secretary ; John D'Arcy, Treasurer ; David Hunter,
James Butterworth, S. W. Holt, and E. Frodsham,
Trustees of the Association ; William Martin, F. G.
Edwards, Joseph Gosling, H. Van Heusen and Amasa
Thayer, Trustees Home of Inebriates.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.— Office of the Grand
Scribe, at San Francisco.
Officers of the Grand Division. — Rev. L. N. Bar-
ber, G. W. P., Soquel; Mrs. N. Davidson, G. W. A.,
San Francisco ; Joseph R. McLean, G. Scribe, San
Francisco ; J. J. Hucks, G. Treasurer, San Francisco ;
Rev. D. M. Chappell, G. Chaplain, Stockton; E. A.
Lynch, G. Conductor, Sacramento ; Otis Ashley, G.
Sentinel, Felton.
The following named Subordinate Divisions meet
in San Francisco :
Grand Division, Annual Session on the fourth
Tuesday in April of each year.
Centennial Division, No. 18.— Meets every Tues-
day evening at Champion Hall, Potrero.
Golden Gate Division, No. 12. — Meets every Fri-
day evening at 183^ Eddy street.
Lincoln Division, No. 70. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at Huddy's Hall, 909 }<i Market street.
New Eba Division, No. 2. — Meets every Saturday
evening at Shiels' Building, 32 O'Farrell street.
SuMNEB Division, No. 313. — Meets every Thursday
evening at 18 J^ Eddy street.
TEMPERANCE LEGION. — Organized February 1,
1866, with forty-five members. Since that time over
four thousand members have signed the muster roll,
and are now organized in twelve companies. There
is also a Ladies' Boll, which numbers over nine hun-
dred members, and a Cadets', with over six hundred
members.
Public meetings are held every Sunday evening, in
B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Officers. — F. E. R. Whitney, Commander-in-Chief ;
Frank Richards, Colonel and First Aid ; Thomas Ful-
ler, Lieutenant-Colonel and Second Aid ; W. G. Cue,
Adjutant ; Isaac Nichols, Paymaster : Dr. H. Gib-
bons, Jr., Surgeon ; R. B. Gardiner, Chaplain ; F. E.
Potter, Chief Quartermaster; Wm. M. Moore, First
Assistant Quartermaster; Wm. J. Coulter, Second As-
sistant Quartermaster-General ; J. A. Phelps, J). W.
Saylor and Charles Wooten, Aides-de-camp.
TEMPLE OF HONOR AND TEMPERANCE.— Or-
gauized 1860. Objects, Temperance and Beneficial.
James G. Farnham, Deputy Most Worthy Templar.
Residence, 921 Dolores street.
Endowment Fond.— George W. Darbey, Secretary.
Residence, 214 Golden Gate Avenue.
Protective.
BARBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized Jan-
uary 13, 1878. Number of members, one hundred.
Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at 312
Post street.
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SAN FEANCISCO DIEECTOKY.
Objects : Protective and benevolent.
OflBcers. — Wm. Lippert, President; J. F. Giradin,
■Vice-President ; Charles G. Eimassa, Recording Secre-
tary ; J. Frank, Financial Secretary; J. Lehritter,
Treasurer ; John Dohs, Employment Secretary; office,
542 Clay street.
BAKERS' (PKOPRIETORS) PROTECTIVE UNION.
— Organized November, 1880. Meetings held at the
call of the Prdsident.
Officers.— Wm. Westerfeld, President; P. F. Mc-
Grath, Recording Secretary; Isidor Boudin, Financial
Secretary; Juliu.s Schula, Treasurer.
BAKERS' UNION.— Organized January, 1882. Num-
ber of members, seventy. Meet the first and third
Sundays of each month, at 2 o'clock P. M.. in Social
Hall, 39 Fourth street. Objects: To improve the
condition of the trade by the abolition of Satuaday
night work and making labor easier.
Officers. — Richard Kessler, President ; T. W. Magee,
Recording Secretary; H. Oppenheimer, Financial Sec-
retary ; W. Bemmerer, Treasurer.
BOARD OF PHARMACY.— Organized under the
provisions of An Act of the Legislature, approved
March 28, 1872. Meets at office of the Secretary, corner
of Twenty-fourth and Alabama streets.
The duties of the Board of Pharmacy are to trans-
act all business pertaining to the legal regulations of
the practice of pharmacy, and the retailing of poisons,
and to examine and register all Pharmacists.
The provisions of this Act apply solely to the city
and county of San Francisco.
Officers. — Emlen Painter, President; J. H. Dawson,
Secretary ; J. G. B. Broemmel, W. Heick and P. Rossi,
Board of Pharmacy.
BOARD OF TRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Or-
ganized April, 1877. Number of members, two
hundred and twenty. Office, Union Block, 202 Market
street, upper floor. Objects : To protect the in-
terests of its members, prevent settlements without
full investigation, resist inequitable and fraudulent
settlements, and bring about joint action in the col-
lection of debts (Other than in the ordinary course of
business) .
Officers. — Jacob S. Taber, President; Jules Cerf,
First Vice-President ; W. L. Merry, Second Vice-Pres-
ident ; Moses Heller, Treasurer ; J. H. Shankland,
Attorney ; H, L. Smith, Secretary.
BREWERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.— Meets
at the call of the President. Number of members,
thirty, manufacturers only being eligible. Objects:
To protect the interests of the brewers in this city.
Officers. — Charles Hansen, President; H. Buttner,
Secretary.
CALIFORNIA IMMIGRANT UNION.— Organized
18G9. Object: To give general information about the
State, and settle colonies on large tracts of land. Wil-
liam H. Martin, Secretary. Office, room 3, Chronicle
Building.
CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.—
Incorporated June 24, 1873. Capital stock $100,000.
Office northwest comer Eddy and Powell streets.
Officers. — David Farquharson, President ; Robert
F. Bunker, Vice-President ; John Bain, Treasurer;
Vernon Campbell, Secretary ; John Easton, Surveyor;
J. F. Oowdery, Attorney.
CALIFORNIA STATE HOMCEOPATHIC MEDI-
CAL SOCIETY.— Incorporated January, 1878. Annu-
al meeting on second Wednesday of May, in the City
of San Francisco. Special semi-annual meeting on
th« second Wednesday in November, where the Soci-
ety may elect. Object: The advancement of the sci-
ence of medicine and svirgery.
Officers.- J. M. Selfrldge, M. D., President; George
H. Palmer, M. D., First Vice-President; J. C. Ray-
mond, M. D., Second Vice-President; W. E. Ledyard,
M. D., Recording Secretary; M. T. Wilson, M. D..
Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA STATE W^OMAN'S SUFFRAGE AS-
SOCIATION.—Organized July, 1869. Number of
members two hundred. Meets semi-monthly. Ob-
ject: Woman's political enfranchisement.
Officers. — Mrs. Clara S. Foltz, President ; Mrs. Laura
DeForce Gordon, Vice-President ; Mrs. Mary J. Col-
lins, Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. RachaelOlmstead,
Recording Secretary ; Mrs. A. M. Slocum, Treasurer.
CATHOLIC MUTUAL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIA-
TION OF THE ARCH-DIOCESE OF SAN FRANCIS-
CO.— Organized February 1, 1880. Meets first Tues-
day of each month at No. 116 Montgomery street.
Object : To provide for the family of deceased mem-
bers. A per capita of $1 is levied upon each member
on the death of a member.
Officers. — Rev. J. B. McNally, President; John Mc-
Laughlin, Vice-President ; Edward Gilson, Secretary;
Antonio Fonte. Treasurer.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.— Rooms, Merchants'
Exchange, California Street. Organized April, 1850.
Regular meetings, third Tuesdays in January, April,
July and October. Annual meeting, third Tuesday in
January; election of officers, second Tuesday in Janu-
ary.
Officers.- Wm. F. Babcock, President; A. P. Wil-
liams, First Vice-President; E. D. Heatley, Second
Vice-President; Andrew Welch, A. Chesebrough, 8. L.
Jones, Claus Spreckels, Robert Balfour. A. P. Elfelt,
W. J. Adams, A. Scrivener, Wm. B. Hooper, Jamee
De Fremery, Eugene De Sabla, and W. W. Dodge,
Trustees; Morris Marcus, Secretary, Treasurer and
Librarian. Office, 26-28 California street.
CIGARMAKERS' ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC
COAST.— Organized June 12, 1876. Number of mem-
bers, four hundred. Meets second and fourth Fri-
days of each month at 114 Dupont street. Objects :
To improve the condition of its members and protect
them against the encroachments of Chinese cheap
labor.
Officers. — Frederick Ismer, President; Henry Rich-
ter, Vice-President; Charles H. Shaefer, Secretary;
George Deckelman, Treasurer.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' ASSOCIATION OF
CALIFORNIA.— Organized in 1878. Objects: Protec-
tive and Mutual.
Officers for 1882.— H. Van Heusen President; Nathan
Mayer, Aleck Russell and E. S. Clapp, Vice-Presidents;
E. T. B. Mills, Secretary and Treasurer.
COOKS' AND PASTRY COOKS' AND BAKERS,
UNION.— Organized February 6, 1880. Number of
members, fifty. Meets on the first and third Satur-
days of every month in Walhalla Hall, corner Kearny
and Post streets. Objects: To furnish employment
and provide for members in need ; also funeral bene-
fits.
Officers.— Richard Kessler, President ; Albert Fish-
er, Vice-President ; Henry Emig, Recording Secre-
tary ; Emil Grimm, Financial Secretary ; Henry Nie-
mcyer. Treasurer.
DRAYMEN AND TEAMSTERS' UNION OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Organized August 26, 1876. Number
of members, two hundred. Meets second and last
Saturday evenings of each month at B'nai B'rith Hall,
121 Eddy street.
Officers. — E. Maginnis, President; C. Nelson, Vice-
President; J. B. Niderost, Recording Secretary; L. J.
Welch, Financial Secretary; Jacob Browning, Treas-
EXPRESSMENS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organ-
ized January, 1881. Meets first Friday evening in the
month in Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street. Object:
Mutual protection.
Officers. — A. Plevin, President ; Richard O'Connor,
Vice-President: Geo. Phillips, Secretary; James Mc-
Mahon, Treasurer.
FISHERMEN'S PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION.— Organized 1877. Membership, one
hundred. Meets on the first Saturday of each month
at 307 Broadway street.
Officers. — Nicola Sturlesi, President; Dominique
Mencola, Vice-President ; Fortunato Maggio, Treas-
urer; A.gostino Sanguinetti, Secretary. Office, 23 Val-
lejo street.
FRANKLIN SPAR AND BAU VEREIN.— Organized
December 6, 1875. Office, 539 California street.
Objects : To raise funds, and make loans among
its members, thus enabling them to acquire and
improve real estate.
Officers.— George Lang, President; J. D. G. Hoff-
man, Vice-President; Hugo Pfersdorff. Secretary;
Otto FausB, Treasurer.
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FRENCH MUTUAX BULLDING AND LOAN AS-
SOCIATION.— Organized June 14, 1875. Meets second
Monday of each month in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121
Eddy street. Objects : To accumulate a fund by
monthly subscriptions, etc., and loan the same upon
such security and in such manner as the Directors
may prescribe to its stockholders, to aid them in
acquiring and improving real estate.
Officers. — Emanuel Raas, President; — ,
Vice-President ; Henry Barroilhet, Treasurer ; L. L.
Dennery, Secretary. Office, 729 Montgomery street,
room 4.
FRENCH MUTUAL PROVIDENT SAVINGS AND
LOAN SOCIETY.— Incorporated February 1, 1860.
Reorganized December 30, 1878. Paid-up capital,
$143,195. Office, 534 California street.
Officers. — L. Mejasson, President ; J. C. Sala, Vice-
President ; G. Touchard, H. Barroilhet, P. Fleury,
A. Compte, Jr., F. Perrin, L. Mejasson and J. 0. Sala,
Tru-stees.
GARDENERS' AND RANCHERS' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized August 15, 1874. Number of members,
seventy-eight. Meets last Saturday of each month,
at 105 Pacific street.
Officers.— L. Peri, President ; P. Isola, Vice-Presi-
dent; F. O. PiccaroU, Secretary; T. Lacoste, Treas-
urer.
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— In-
corporated February 10, 1868. Capital stock, $400,000.
Office, 526 California street.
Officers.— L. Gottig, President ; George Lette, Sec-
retary.
GOLDEN GATE MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.—
Organized September, 1877. Office 320 Sansome street,
room 8. Objects: To raise funds by installments and
to make loans thereof to its members.
Officers. — I. Gutte, President; Rudolf Jordan,
Vice-President : Otto Esche, Secretary ; Anglo-Cali-
fornian Bank, Treasurer.
GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized
April 1, 1871. Meets second Wednesday of each
month at Huddy's Hall, 909 H Market street.
This is an association of retail grocers, organized
for ttie purpose of protecting its members against bad
debtors.
Officers. — H. Doscher, President ; P. Hartigan. Vice-
President ; M. Leisen, Secretary; VV. Fahrenkrug,
Treasurer. Office, 605 Clay street, room 9.
GUN CLU"B— Organized December 19, 1876. Objects;
To practice pigeon-shooting, and assist in enforcing
the game law.
Officers.- P. McShane, President; F. 8. Butler.
Secretary and Treasurer.
HAT FINISHERS' ASSOCIATION. -Organized Feb-
ruary 8, 1853. Meetings held quarterly. Number of
members, twenty.
Officers. — Andrew Jackson, President ; Barnard Le-
vy, Secretary ; Frederick Sierp, Treasurer.
HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY THE .
— Office, northeast corner of Montgomery and Market
streets.
Officers. — M. D. Sweeny, President; Robert J. To-
bid, Secretary and Treasurer.
HOME AND LOAN ASSOCIATES.— Organized Au-
gnst, 1875. Office. 320 Sansome street, room 8. Ob-
jects: To raise funds by installments and to make
loans thereof to its members.
Officers. — Louis Jacoby, President ; H. Horstman,
Vice-President; Otto Esche, Secretary ; X. Lowenberg,
Treasurer.
HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. — Incorporated
December, 1880. Office, Safe Deposit Building. The
object of this Association is to provide aid to its
members, their heirs or dependents, by a mutual as-
sociation of persons in good health, in order to
equalize the risk of accident or mortality, and to fur-
nish the aid so rendered at the lowest possible cost,
to its members. The plan of this Association com-
bines the principles of mutual life companies and co-
operative or secret societies.
Officers.- Henry J. Booth, President ; Frank C. Ha-
ivens, Vice-President; Charles H. Fish, Treasurer;
Andrew S. Brownell, Secretary; Charles N. Ellin-
wood, M. D., Medical Director.
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— In-
corporated November 24, 1869. Office, 18 Geary street.
Capital, $100,000. Number of shares, one hundred;
$80,000 paid in.
Officers. — Adolph C. Weber, President; R. Jordan,
Vice-Prebident ; Adolph Hartman, Secretary.
IRON MOLDERS' UNION.— Organized April, 1873.
Number of members, sixty. Meets second and fourth
Wednesday evenings of each month, at Huddy's Hall.
909;, Market street. Objects: The encouragement and
advancement of molders and their social elevation.
Officers. — Martin Hennaberry, President; George
Spring, Vice-President ; James Gilleran, Treasurer ;
Robert Hansen, Recording Secretary; Hippolyte
Cuneo. Financial Secretary; Michael Foley, Corre-
sponding Secretary.
JOURNEYMEN BOOK BINDERS' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized August 15, 1875. Number of members,
forty. Meets first Tuesday of each month, at 861
Market street.
Officers. — Henry Marsden, President; R. W. Prid-
ham, Vice-President ; George J. Monck, Secretary;
James J. McDonald, 'Treasurer.
JOURNEYMEN SHIPWRIGHTS' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized April 1, 1857. Re-organized April 23, 1863.
Number of members, three hundred. Meet second
and fourth Thursday of each month at Sanders' Hall,
71 New Montgomery street. The object of this asso-
ciation is to procure a fair and uniform rate of wages
for the trade.
Officers. — Charles Mellish, President ; J. G. Martin,
Treasurer ; M. Campbell, Secretary.
LA SOLIDARITE.— Incorporated December, 1868.
Office, 729 Montgomery street. The object of this As-
sociation is to secure to the families, or heirs of de-
ceased members, a cash payment of as many dollars
as there are members ; number of members, one thou-
sand.
Officers. — W. J. T. Palmer, President; A. Mans,
Vice-Presidents ; C. Maubec, Secretary.
LEAGUE OF FREEDOM.— Organized June 19, 1874.
Meets annually (no specified place) . Office of Secre-
tary, 605 CUy street, room 9. Object: Mutual protec-
tion against any infringement upon personal rights of
members.
Officers. — J. W. Shaeflfer, President ; Julius Buh-
lert. Secretary; John Siebe, Treasurer.
LUMBERMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organ-
ized September 1, 1872. Number of members, one
hundred and twenty-five. Meets the third Tuesday
of each month, at 71 New Montgomery street. Ob-
jects: For mutual benevolent purposes only, in aiding
and assisting its sick members and burying the dead.
Officers. — Andrew C. Freese, President ; Charles
Weazel, Secretary ; George McDonald, Treasurer.
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN BANK.— Incor-
porated November 4, 1869. Office, G Post street. Capi-
tal, $1.50,000. Number of shares, three hundred. In
process of liquidation.
Officers. — Peter Dean, President ; Francis Smith,
Vice-President; H. T. Graves, Secretary.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.— Incor-
porated June 1, 1868. ^Capital, $250,000. Office, Mer-
chant's Exchange Building, California street, between
Montgomery and Sansome. The object of this corpor-
ation is the promotion of the interest of trade and
commerce.
Officers. — James C. Patrick, President; Joseph A.
Coolidge, Secretary ; Moses Heller, Charles G. Hook-
er, Charles Meyer, Charles Mayne, James 0. Patrick,
J. G. Kellogg and R. G. Sneath, Trustees.
METROPOLITAN LOAN ASSOCIATION.— Incor-
porated February, 1876. Meets first Monday of each
month, at 320 Sansome street, room 8. Objects: To
raise funds by installments and to make loans thereof
to its members.
Officers. — Julius Bandmann, President : D. Stern,
Vice-President: Julius Jacobs, Treasurer ; Otto Esche,
Secretary.
MILKMEN'S MUTUAL AID AND PROTECTIVE AS-
SOCIATION.—Organized December 10, 1874. Meets
every Friday afternoon at 35 Eddy street.
Objects: To enable its members to buy feed, stock,
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and all they consume on advantageous terms; to pro-
tect them from wrong by their employees and the per-
sons -with whom they deal, and against customers who
are delinquent in paying their bills.
Board of Directors.— G. C. Smart, F. L. Such, J. D.
Daley, J. A. Koy, and C. W. Taber. G. C. Smart,
President; A. T. Noble, Secretary.
MINERS' (THE) ASSOCIATION — Organized Octo-
ber 1, 1876. Office, 320 Sansome street, room 23. Ob-
jects: Protection of members and mine owners from
encroachments on their rights.
Officers.. — Hamilton Smith, Jr., President; L. L.
Bobinson, Vice-President ; Walter A. Skidmore, Sec-
retary ; Lazard Freres, Treasurer.
MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
— Incorporated November 7, 1874. Capital stock,
$1,000,000, in five thousand shares of $200 each. Meets
first Tuesday of each month in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121
Eddy street.
Objects: To raise funds in shares payable in peri-
odical installments, and to make loans to its mem-
bers for the purpose of aiding them in acquiring and
improving real-estate.
Officers.— H, Levy, President ; H. Lowenberg, Vice-
President; Ferdinand Toklas, Secretary ; A. E. Hecht,
Treasurer.
PACIFIC BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.—
Organized March, 1875. Meets first Wednesday of
each month in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Number of shares, five thousand.
Object : To grant loans to members to enable them
to provide themselves with homesteads.
Officers.- Jules Cerf, President; J. Baum, Vice-
PreBident ; L. L. Dennery, Secretary ; Matthias Mey-
er, Treasurer. Office of Secretary, '729 Montgomery.
PACKERS' EXCHANGE OF CALIFORNIA.— Incor-
porated February, 1882. Organized for the purchase
and sale of fruits, vegetables and other material used
in their manufacturing. Office, 323 Front street.
Officers — A. D. Cutler, President; B. Cohn, Vice-
President ; I. H. Morse, Secretary and Treasurer.
PACIFIC STOCK AND EXCHANGE BOARD.—
Meetings held daily, morning and afternoon, at 316
Montgomery street, between California and Pine
streets.
Officers. — Charles L. WeUer, President ; Baldwin
Gardiner, Vice-President ; Frank L. Unger, Secretary;
K. C. Tobin, Treasurer ; Joseph Tilden, Chairman.
PAINTERS' CO-OPERATIVE LEAGUE. — Organ-
ized 1880. Meets every Tuesday evening at 1605 Polk
street. Object: Mutual protection.
Officers. — John O. Ralston, President and Manager;
F. G. James, Secretary and "Treasurer.
PAINTERS' PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized
July, 28, 1878. Number of members, fifty. Meets
first and third Wednesday evenings of every month in
Huddy's Hall, 909 3^ Market street.
Officers. — Thomas Poyser, President ; P. DeJarley,
Vice-President; Joseph H. Costello, Recording Secre-
tary ; W. C. McColloch, Financial Secretary ; H. Bat-
tn, Treasurer.
POULTRY AND GAME DEALERS' PROTECTIVE
SOCIETY.— Organized May, 1876. Incorporated June,
1877. Number of members forty. Meets second
Tuesday of every month at Y. M. C. A. Hall, 232 Sut-
ter street.
Officers.— R. D. Mowry, President ; H. B. HixBon,
Vice-President; J. J. Horan, Secretary; F. N. Woods,
Treasurer.
RETAIL BUTCHERS' UNION.— Incorporated March
28, 1882. Number of members, one hundred. Meets
weekly in Huddy's Hall, 909 i^ Market street. Object:
To establish and malutaiu a jobbing stall and butch-
ers' exchange.
Officers.- George A. Raabe, President; Martin
Glennan, Secretary.
RIGGERS' PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized De-
cember 17, 1873. Number of members one hundred
and twenty. Meets first Wednesday of each month at
71 New Montgomery street.
Officers.— Thos. Harrison, President; Geo. Notley,
Vice-President; Edward Daw, Secretary ; Henry Wal-
lace, Treasurer.
RIGGERS' AND STEVEDORES' UNION ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized July 25, 1853, for the regulation of
wages and the protection of each other. Number of
members two hundred. Meets every Monday evening
at 806 Montgomery street.
Officers. — Michael J. Moran, President ; Patrick
Furlong, Vice-President ; F. E. Durham, Recording
Secretary ; John Band, Financial Secretary ; Herman
Smith, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF PROVISION PACK-
EES.— Organized September 1, 1874. Meets first Mon-
day of each month. Objects: Mutual benefit of the
members, and to promote the interests of the trade
generally. Office of Secretary, 517 Washington street.
Officers. — R. F. Bunker, President ; Frank Ross-
bach, Secretary; William L. Merry, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CLEARING HOUSE.— Office 2H
Sansome street. A. McKinlay, President; James S.
Hutchinson, Secretary ; A. McKinlay, Thomas Brown,
A. Scrivener, Geo. L. Brander and Howard Havens,
Committee ; Charles Sleeper, Manager.
SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized October 5, 1869. Number of members about
twenty-five. Meets in the difi'erent offices of the
members the second Monday evening in each month.
Object: The promotion of the dental profession.
Officers. — L. Bush, President ; W. N. Knowles, Vice-
President; L. Neumann, Secretary ; 8. E. Knowles,
Corresponding Secretary ; J. J. Birge, Treasurer and
Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO GRAIN EXCHANGE.— Organized
April 5, 1882. Objects: The buying and selling of
grain by the call system.
Officers. — Homer S. King, President ; R. E. Doyle,
Vice-President ; Horace Webster, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO HOM(EO?ATHIC MEDICAL AS-
SOCIATION.—Organized November 19, 1878. Num-
ber of members twenty. Meets second Tuesday of
each month. Objects: The advancement of medical
science and the unity of ihe homoeopathic profession.
Officers.— Sidney Worth. M. D., President; F. A.
DeDerky, M. D., Vice-President; W. A. Ely, M. D.,
Secretary. . Office, 109 Powell street.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.—
Organized February 4, 1868. Number of members
one hundred. Meetings held at 317 Mason street, on
the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, at
eight o'clock P. M. Objects of this society:
First — The cultivation and advancement of the sci-
ence, by united exertions for mutual improvement
and contributions to medical literature.
Second — The promotion of the character, interests,
and honor of the fraternity, by maintaining the union
and harmony of the regular profession of the city and
its vicinity, and aiming to elevate the standard of
medical education.
Third — The separation of regular from irregular
practitioners.
Fourth — The association of the profession proper
for purposes of mutual recognition and fellowship.
Officers.- W. H. Mays, M. D., President; J. G.
Wilson, M. D., First Vice-President; C. E. Blake. M.
D., Second Vice-President ; W. H. A. Hodgdon, M. D.,
Recording Secretary ; H. H. Hart, M. D., Assistant Re-
cording Secretary: T. J. Le Tourneux, M. D., Cor-
responding Secretary ; H. 8. Baldwin, M. D., Treas-
urer; C. G. Kenyon, M. D., Librarian and Curator
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.— Orga-
nized September 15, 1867. Number of members two
hundred. Meets daily at half past ten o'clock A. M.,
at northeast corner of Davis and Clay streets. Object:
To promote the interest and convenience of dealers in
domestic produce.
Officers.- D. S. Cook, President ; H. V. Deming,
Vice President ; W. H. Walker, Secretary ; W. A. Bray,
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS ITNION.— Incorporated
June 18, 1862. Office 532 California street, corner of
Webb. This incorporation now holds deposits to the
amount of $10,651,882, and has a paid-up gnarantee
capital and reserve fund of $458,681, which sum is
increased each half year. The guarantee capital and
reserve fund cannot be withdrawn, nor can they be
diminished, except in payment of losses, and they
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form sn absolute security to depositors for their de-
posits and declared dividends.
OfBcers. — James De Fremery, President ; Albert
Miller, Vice President ; Lovell White, Cashier and
Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO SHIP CALKERS' ASSOCIATION.
— Organized October 23, 1878. Nxunber of members
two hundred and thirteen. Meets first Wednesday
of every month at i4 Spear street.
Officers. — Timothy O'Connor, President ; Edward
Duncan. Vice-President ; James E. Connolly, Secre-
tary; Cornelius Regan, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD;— Organized September 11, 1862. Meetings
held dally at eleven o'clock, A. M., and three o'clock
P. M., at 333 Pine, between Montgomery and Sansome
streets.
Officers. — George T. Marye, Jr., President; S. B.
Wakefield, Vice-President; B. H. Coit, Chairman;
J. M. Shotwell, Treasurer; Charles S. Neal, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, NO.
21. — Organized 1868. Number of members, two hun-
dred and fifty. Meets on the last Sunday of every
month.
Officers. — S. H. Jenuer, President; J. K. Phillips,
Secretary ; W. H. Eastman, Treasurer.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— Incorporated
July 23, 1857 ; re-incorporated December 12, 1865.
Office, 619 Clay street.
The object for which this society is formed, is, that
by means of it depositors may find a secure and profit-
able investment for small savings. DeiJOsits received
from $2 50 up to any amount. Reserve fund, $218,-
823 35. Capital paid in, $500,000.
Officers. — John Brickell, President; Cyrus W. Car-
many, Cashier and Secretary.
SCAVENGERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized
August 17, 1879. Meets first Saturday of each
month at their rooms 429 Broadway. Number of
members one hundred and fifty. Objects; To amel-
iorate the individual and social condition of its mem-
bers through union and mutual protection in their
trade ; to seek with honest and legal means to facUi-
itate and ameliorate their business, in order to ob-
tain their principal object, the welfare and prosperity
of its members.
Officers. — Giovanni Devincenze, President; Joseph
Sbarboro, Vice-President ; S.Deneri, Secretary; Pietro
Canepa, Treasurer.
SEAMAN'S BOARDING MASTERS' ASSOCIATION.
— Organized January 1, 1873. Objects: Mutual pro-
tection and support, and to sustain the United States
Shipping Law, approved June 7, 1872. All sailor
boarding-house keepers, duly licensed under the laws
of the State of California, may become members. The
society now numbers twenty-five. Meets first Monday
of each mouth at 603 Front street.
Officers. — Thomas Chandler, President; Edwin
Lewis, Vice-President; Richard Chute, General Man-
ager.
SEAMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO.—Organized Febmary 1, 1878. Incorporated
May 11, 1878. Number of members, nine hundred.
Meets every other Friday evening at 54 Sacramento
street.
Officers.— James Carr, President ; Charles O'Brien,
Vice-President ; J. D. Griffiths, Recording Secretary;
James Carr, Treasurer.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK.— Incorporated March,
1871. Capital stock. $300,000. Office, 215 Sansome
street.
Officers. — (Vacant), President: Jerome Lincoln,
Vice-President ; Winfield 8. Jones, Secretary.
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT JOINERS' PROTEC-
TIVE ASSOCIATION. — Organized February, 1881.
Meets first Friday of each month in Sanders' Hall,
71 New Montgomery street.
Officers. — Joseph Cattron, President; J. P. Crane.
Vice-President; B. A. Rawle, Secretary; H. Haley,
Treasurer.
SOCIETE CULINAIRE COSMOPOLITE DE 8E-
COURS MUTUEL.— Organized Sept. i, 1876. Num-
ber of members, fifty-eight. Meets first Monday of
every month at 508 Bush street.
Officers. — August Portal, President ; Henry Le Clair,
Vice-President ; Henry F. Tyson, Secretary ; Joseph
Mouthon, Treasurer. "
SOCIETY OF GERM.\N PHYSICIANS.— Organized
1869. Number of members, eighteen. Meets first
Tuesday of each month at eight o'clock P. M., at 29
Kearny street.
Object: Advancement of medical science.
Officers. — August Wilhelm, M.D,, President ; Joseph
Bayer, M. D., Secretary: Adolph Aronstein, M. D.,
Treasurer and Librarian.
• SPORTSMAN'S CLUB OF CALIFORNIA. — Organ-
ized February, 1876. Incorporated Augiist,l«76. Num-
ber of members, one hundred and twenty. Objects,
preservation of fish and game, and retention of fishing
preserves, etc. Office. 320 Sansome street.
Officers.- A. M. Ebbets, President ; C. A. Morse,
Vice-President ; William Stuart, Secretai-y.
STONE CUTTERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.—
Organized May, 1863. Meets first Wednesday of each
month, at Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard street.
Officers.— Peter Hopkins, President ; William Lewis,
Vice-President; Francis McLaughlin, Financial Sec-
retary ; James McFarland, Treasurer.
TAILORS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized Sep-
tember 29, 1873. Number of members, one hundred.
Meets second and fourth Mondays of each month at
Humboldt Hall, .southwest corner of Morton and
Kearny streets. Objects: The better protection of the
trade and to promote the interests of its members.
Officers. — Andrew O. Thulin, President; Erne.st
Dressier, Vice-President ; Charles J. Peterson, Record-
ing Secretary ; John H. Rapp, Financial Secretary ;
Louis Brunetti, Treasurer.
TRADERS' ASSOCIATION.— Organized May 13,
1862. Meets quarterly.
Officers. — Charles Kohler, President; Fabian Joost
and Nicholas Bruns, Vice-Presidents ; A. A. Hobe,
Secretary ; John Wieland, Treasurer.
UNION LOAN ASSOCIATION,— Inc^rporated May
3, 1881. Capital Stock $1,000,000, in five thousand
shares of $200 each. Meets second Tuesday in each
month in B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Objects: To raise funds in shares payable in peri-
odical installments, and to make loans to its members
for the purpose of aiding them in acquiring and im-
proving real estate.
Officers. — Isaac Upham, President ; S. Mosgrove,
Vice-Presideat; Mathias Meyer, Treasurer; L. L.
Dennery, Secretary, Office, 729 Montgomery street.
UNITED WORKINGMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE BOOT
AND SHOE MANUFACTURING CO.— Incorporated
January 13, 1868. Number of members, twenty. one.
Capital, $80,000. Office and depot, 410 Market street.
Officers.— J. D. Sullivan, President ; John Markham,
Vice-President ; Walter Rosle, Secretary ; Dennis
McCarthy, Treasurer.
WAITERS' COSMOPOLITAN SOCIETY OF CALL
FORNIA. — Meets first Tuesday of each month at San
Francisco office, 508 Bush street (Cafe Lafayette).
Number of members twenty-five.
Officers.- Charles Plnot, President ; A. Jourdain,
Vice-President ; Jean L. Bordes, Treasurer ; Henry F.
Tyson, Secretary.
Literary, Historical, Etc.
ADELPHI SOCIETY.— Organized June 30, 1874.
Number of members, about sixty. Meets every Fri-
day evening during the term of college, at Academy of
Sciences Hall, southwest comer California and Du-
pont streets.
This society was organized by the students of the
California College of Pharmacy, for the especial pur-
pose of discussing the lectures of the faculty, and
their mutual improvement in matters appertaining to
pharmacy.
Officers.— Robert L. Ball, President ; David Wright,
Vice-President ; Frank Rlmpau, Secretary ; BuBsell
Judson, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.— Organ-
ized April 4, 1853. Number of members, three hxm-
dred and fifty. Academy Building, southwest corner
of California and Dupont streets.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Board of Trustees.— B. B. Redding, President, Geo.
E. Gray, Vice-President ; Thomas P. Madden, Robert
E.C.Stearns, Ralph C. Harrison, James M. McDon-
ald and William Ashbumer; Charles Wolcott Brooks,
Secretary.
Officers and Council. — Prof. George Davidson, .
President; J. P. Moore, First Vice-President; H. Her-
mann Behr, SecondVice-President; S.B. Christy, Corre-
sponding Secretary; Charles G. Yale, Recording Sec-
retary; Elisha Brooks, Treasurer; C. Troyer, Libra-
rian ; W. G. W. Harford. Director of Museum
Curators — Justin P. Moore, Botany; Dr. A. B. Stout.
Ethnology and Osteology; E. F. Lorquin, Mammal!
4^ and Bird.s; C. G. Yale. Fishes; H. Herman Behr, En-
0(2 tomology; Josiah Keep, Conchology ; Edward T. Cox,
Geology and Paleontology; C. D. Gibbes, Mineral-
"*^ I ogy-
O Committee on Publication— Robert E. C. Stearns,
^ ' George Davidsop, Charles G. Yale, Justin P. Moore
Jh i and John M. Stillman.
Jw j The regular stated meetings of the Academy are
M held on the first and third Monday evenings of each
^ 1 month. The regvilar stated meetings of the Board of
^^ I Trustees and meetings of the Council take place
twic a month, as notified.
CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. -Incorpo-
rated July 14, 1870. Number of members, fifty. An-
nual meeting at College of Santa Clara, on day of
commencement. Objects: Cultivation of the history,
antiquities, and ethnography of the west coast of
America, and the publication of early relations and
documents connected therewith. Rooms, 323 Cali-
fornia street.
Officers. — Rev. A. Varsi, Charles H. Sawyer, Tibtir-
cio Parrott, and John T. Doyle, Trustees; Ralph C.
Harrison, secretary.
CALIFORNIA PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY AND
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.— The society was incor-
porated December 10, 1871. The college was incorpo-
rated August 7, 1872, and affiliated with the Univer-
sity of California June 18, 1873. The society and
college were consolidated January, 1878. Lectures
given at the Hell of Academy of Sciences, southwest
comer of California and Dupont streets, for a term of
six months, commencing Tuesday, May 3d, 1882.
The main object of the institution is to unite the
apothecaries of this State in organized efforts to ele-
vate the standing of those engaged in the profession,
by raising the qualification of its members. This is
sought to be accomplished by giving instruction, by
lectures and otherwise, in those branches of science
on which depend the practice of pharmacy. Four
chairs have been established in the College, viz.,
Chemistry, Botany, Materia Medica and Pharmacy.
The society meets quarterly or oftener for the discus-
sion of topics of scientific and practical interest to
the pharmacist.
Officers.— Emlen Painter, President; W. M. Searby,
First Vice-President; James Topley. Second Vice-
President ; Fred. Grazer, Recording and Correspond-
ing Secretary; William J. Bryan, Treasurer; William
M. Searby, Editor; P. L. Vreeland, Librarian and Cu-
rator; Emlen Painter, S. A. McDonnell, John Cal-
vert, J. H. Dawson, Fred. Grazer, Fred. C. Kell and
D. W. Kirkland, Trustees.
CALIFORNIA RIFLE ASSOCIATION. — Incorpor-
ated June. 1875. Objects : To encourage rifle prac-
tice ; to promote a system of armory drill and target
firing among the National Guard ; and to provide a
suitable range for the use of the members of the As-
sociation. Office, 523 Pine street.
Officers.- Col. J. H. Dickinson, President; Major
A. F. Klose, Vice-President; Sergeant H. T. Sime,
Secretary: Colonel A. Andrews, Treasurer; Col. W.
R. Smedberg, Col. J. H. Dickinson, Col. S. I. Sheldon
Jr., Col. A. Andrews, Capt. S. S. Templeton, Capt, M.
N. Laufenberg, Lieut. J. E. Klein, Sergeant Nash,
Sergeant H. T. Sime, Directors.
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ARTS.-
Incorporated March, 187(;. Objects: To educate Cali-
fornia boys and girls in the mechanical arts and
trades. Has an endowment of $475,000, left by James
Lick, which has not yet been paid over.
Officers— Horace Davis. William Ashbumer, Lor-
enzo Sawyer, J. D. B. Stillman, and A. S. Hallidie,
Trustees.
CALIFORNIA STATE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY
Incori)orated December 27, 1876. Number of mem-
bers, sixty. Meets first and third Tuesdays of each
mouth, at rooms of State Mining Bureau, 212 Suttter
street. Object; To make a Pacific Coast geological
collection, and to encouragethestudy of geology in all
its branches.
Officers.— Henry G. Hanks, President; F. Vassault,
Vice-President; S. Heydenfeldt, Jr., Secretary.
CALIFORNIA STATE HORTICULTURAL SO-
CIETY.—Organized September. 1879. Number of
members, one hundred. Meetings held the last Fri-
day of each month at rooms of the Academy of Sci-
ences, southwest corner of .California and Dupont.
Objects: To promote the science and practice of hor-
ticulture in all its branches. Secretary's office, 414
Clay street.
Officers.— E. W. Hilgard, Berkeley, President: J. V.
Webster, Fruit Vale, Vice-President ; R. R. Tumbull,
San Rafael, Treasurer; E. J. Wicksou, San Francisco,
Secretary.
CALIFORNIA STATE MINING BUREAU.— Organ-
ized under an Act of the Legislature entitled " An Act
to provide for the establishment and maintenance of
a Mining Bureau," approved April 16, 1880. The ob-
jects of the Bureau, as set forth in the first section of
the Act, are as follows: " There shall be and Is hereby
established in this State, a Mining Bureau, the prin-
cipal office of which shall be maintained in the City
of San Francisco, at which place there shall be col-
lected by the State Mineralogist, and preserved for
study and reference, specimens of all the geological
and mineralogioal substances, including mineral
waters, found in this State, especially those possess-
ing economic or commercial value, which specimens
shall be marked, arranged, classified and described,
and a record thereof preserved, showing the character
thereof, and the place from whence obtained. The
State Mineralogist shall also, as he has opportunity
and means, collect, and in like manner preserve at
I said office, minerals, rocks, and fossils of other States,
Territories and countries, and the collections so made
shall at all reasonable hours be open to public inspec-
tion, examination and study." Oh May 15, 1880, the
Governor appointed, in accordance with the Act, as
State Mineralogist, Henry G. Hanks, well-known
throughout the State as a gentleman of large practical
and scientific knowledge of mining and mineralogy.
He at once procured rooms at No. 619 Montgomery
street, bnt soon found they were inadequate for the
purpose, and therefore removed to No. 313 Pine street
temporarily, as the building was soon to be torn
down. The Bureau is now located at No. 212 Sutter
street, where spacious rooms have been fitted up for
the reception and preservation of specimens and a
public museum, which are open daily to visitors, free,
from ten A. M. to three P. M. The museum will be
found very interesting and instructive to tourists as
well as our own citizens.
CALIFORNIA WING SHOOTING CLUB.— Organ-
ized 1871. Number of members, twenty-five. Meets
monthly at the law office of Crittenden Robinson, 310
Pine street.
Officers.— Crittenden Robinson, President ; Robert
Ellon, Vice-President; Samuel E. Knowles, Secretary;
H.J. Brand, Treasurer.
FIRE UNDERWRITERS' ASSOCIATION OF THE
PACIFIC— Organized February, 1876. Meets third
Tuesday of February, May, August and November, at
rooms 216 Sansome street. Object: Mutual improve-
ment.
Officers.— George F. Grant, President ; E. W. Car-
penter, Vice-President; James W. Staples, Secretary
and Treasurer; T. E. Pope, A. D. Smith and T. A.
Mitchell, Executive Committee.
GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF THE PACIFIC—
Office, 317 Powell street. Objects: To encourage Geo-
graphical exploration and discovery ; to investigate
and disseminate Geographical information by discus-
sion, lectures and publications ; to establish in this,
the chief city of the Pacific States, for the benefit of
commerce, navigation and the industrial and material
interests of the Pacific Slope, a place where the means
will be afforded of obtaining accurate information,
not only of the countries bordering on the Pacific
Ocean, but of every part of the habitable globe : to
accumulate a library of the best books on Geography,
History and Statistics ; to make a collection of the
most recent Maps and Charts— especially those which
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relate to the Pacific Coast, the IsIandR of the Pacific,
and the Pacific Ocean ; and to enter into correspon-
dence with scientific and learned societies whose ob-
jects include or sympathize with Geography.
OflScers. — George Davidson, President ; Ogden Hoff-
man, Wm. Lane Booker and John R. Jarboe, Vice-
Presidents : Francis Berton, Foreign Corresponding
Secretary ; James P. Cox, Home Corresponding Secre-
tary; C. I. Hutchinson, Treasurer ; C. Mitchell Grant,
Secretary.
GOLDEN GATE RIFLE CLUB.— Organized Jan-
uary la, 1882. Meet on the second Tuesday of every
month. Objects: To skill the members thereof iu
the use of the rifle, and to cultivate and strengthen
the bonds of friendship among them.
Officers. — J. A. Bauer, President; S.E. Beaver, Vice-
President; Wm. Ehrenpfort, Treasurer; J. D. Tallant,
Secretary; James Stanton, A. Rahwyler, Fr. Boeck-
mann. Shooting Masters.
HASTINGS' DEBATING SOCIETY. — Organized
September 1,1878. Number of members, about sev-
enty. Meets in Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery street,
every Thursday evening.
Officers.— J. V. Hitchcock, President ; J. Cavagnaro,
Vice-President ; W. Jacobs, Recording Secretary ; I.
Burnett, Corresponding Secretary; H. Price, Treasu-
rer.
ITALIAN-SWISS AGRICULTURAL COLONY.— In-
corporated March 12, 1881. Capital, $300,000; 5,000
shares at $60 each. Office, 531 Washington street.
The objects of this corporation is the promotion of
co-operative farming.
Officers. — M. J. Fontana, President; B. Frapoli,
Vice-President; Henry Cassanova, Treasurer; A. Sbar-
boro, Secretary; D. Freidenrich. Attorney; A. Daneri,
8. Campodonico, G. B. Cevasco, N. Giamboni and V.
Bavenna, Directors.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
— Rooms, 913 Market street. This library contains
nearly thirty-two hundred volumes in the various
departments of literature.
Officers. — C. W. Nevin, President; L. S. Kincaid,
Vice-President ; T. S. Milton, Secretary. George Can-
tus. Treasurer; James Patterson, Librarian.
LIGUE NATIONALE FRANCAISE.— Organized Au-
Ruat 4, 1871. Meets third Monday of each month, at
120 Sutter street. Objects: To promote friendship,
harmony, and intelligence among the French resi-
dents of California, and enable them to co-operate in
enterprises of general importance.
Officers. — Daniel Levy, President; E. Raas, First
Vice-President; Henry Weill, Second Vice-President ;
Paul Husson, Treasurer; Henry Payot and A. Gous-
tiaux, Secretaries.
The library belonging to the society contains about
eleven thousand volumes, all voluntary donations.
Any person may have access to the reading room, being
acceptable to the Board of Trustees and paying an
initiatory fee of one dollar, and fifty cents monthly,
due in advance. Open every day from twelve to six
o'clock P.M., and from half-past seven to ten o'clock
P. M., except Sundays and legal holidays.
Officers.- E. Raas, President; Henry Weill and M.
Kahu, Vice-Presidents ; E. Larthe, Librarian and Sec-
retary.
MARINERS' FREE READING ROOM.— Northeast
corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets. Estab-
lished March 21, 1876, for the purpose of affording
mariners visiting this port, and others, opportunity of
reading the local. Eastern, and foreign newspapers,
and periodicals, free of charge. A library is also in
course of formation, towards which already over five
hundred volumes have been donated.
Officers. — Henry Chester, President; Charles Ferris,
Treasurer; W. D. Bishop, Secretary and Librarian.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.— Organized March 29,
1855. Location, 27 Post street.
The objects of this institute arethe establishment
of a library, reading room, collection of a cabinet,
scientific apparatus, works of art, and other literary
and scientific purposes. The society has a Reading
Room well supplied with the leading scientific and
literary periodicals of the day,and a valuable library
containing thirty thousand volimaes, including many
rare scientific works. Among these is a complete set
of the Philosophical Transactions of the Koyal Soci-
ety, the full collection of Annales des Ponts et Chaus-
sees, the full set of British Patent Office Reports (three
thousand five hundred volumes) , Dingler's Polytech-
nisches Journal, Poggendorf's Annalen, Guy's Hos-
pital Reports, etc., etc. Any person may become a
member, being acceptable to the Board of Trustees,
and paying an initiation fee of one dollar, and one
dollar and fifty cents quarterly dues in advance.
Officers.— P. B. Cornwall, President; A. W. Star-
bird, Vice-President ; J. A. Bauer, Treasurer ; James
Spiers, Corresponding Secretary; E. Fretwell, Re-
cording Secretary ; Horace Wilson, Librarian ; Arthur
Jellison and J. S. Harville, Assistant Librarians.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
ized January 2't, 1853. New Mercantile Library Build-
ing, north side of Bush street, between Sansome and
Montgomery.
The rooms of the association are commodious and
well arranged. The library contains about fifty-two
thouFand volumes, and the reading rooms are amply
supplied with papers and magazines from the Eastern
States and Europe. The terms of membership are
one dollar initiation fee, and three dollars per quarter
In advance.
Officers. — Henry Molineaux, President; George T.
Marye Jr., Vice-President; William Harney, Record-
ing Secretary ; John F. Lohse, Corresponding Secre-
tary;!'. B. Kent, Treasurer ; A. E. Whitaker, Libra-
rian ; L. B. Wetherbee, Assistant Librarian ; Edward
J. Bailey, Collector.
MILITARY LIBRARY.— Incorporated January 3,
1873, for the purpose of acquiring, preserving and con-
ducting a public library, to consist chiefly of books,
magazines and newspapers of a military character.
There are one thousand volumes and two hundred
maps.
Officers. — John McComb, Archibald Wason, George
W. Granniss.W.R. Smedberg, Sheldon I. Kellogg, Jr.,
Samuel W. Backus, Charles M. Gilmore, David Wilder
and P. R. O'Brien, Directors ; John McComb, Presi-
dent ; David Wilder, Secretary and Librarian. Office
328 Montgomery street, room 21.
■ NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST.— Or-
ganized July 11, 1875. This Society is composed en-
tirely of young men native to the State and born
since July 7, 1846, the day upon which the American
flag was raised at Monterey by Commodore Sloat, and
has for its object, aside from its social character, the
preservation of the traditions inseparably bound up
in the pioneer history of the State.
A Grand Lodge was instituted in December, 1878,
which will hereafter meet annually in June.
Officers. — Frank J. Higgins, Past Grand President ;
H. Clay Cbipman, Grand President; G. B. Baldwin,
Deputy Grand President ; Joseph Becht, Grand Treas-
urer ; H. Luustedt, Grand Secretary ; A. F. Jones,
Grand Lecturer; S. L. Terry, Grand Marshal.
Two subordinate Parlors have been organized in
San Francisco, viz :
California Pablok No. 1.— Meets every Thursday
evening in Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street. Number
of members, one hundred.
Pacific Parlor No. 10.— Meets every Wednesday
evening at 417 Kearny street.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION —
Organized December 30, 1854. Rooms, 325 Montgom-
ery street.
The library contains nearly thirty-nine thousand
volumes in the various departments of literature, in-
cluding one of the most extensive collections of
works on the early history of the Pacific Coast. It
also contains what is believed to be the most com-
plete and valuable cabinet of minerals, etc., in the
State.
Officers.- Colin M. Boyd, President; Daniel Mc-
Laren, Vice-President ; E. W. Nohl, Recording Secre-
tary ; Washington Hartlett, Corresponding Secretary ;
T. K. Wilson, Treasurer ; George A. Carnes, Libra-
rian ; Thomas Cleary, and Andrew J. Cleary, Assist-
ant Librarians.
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA.— This
Order was first organized In Philadelphia in 1847. In
1866 the Order was reorganized and placed upon a
more substantial basis, and its membership now seek
to locate a camp iu every town in the United States.
It has for its objects the Inculcation of pure Ameri-
can principles ; the opposition to foreign interference
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with State interests in the United States of America ;
the cultivation of a fraternal and brotherly love ; the
preservation of the Constitution of the United States,
and the propagation of free education.
State Camp. — Was instituted December 15, 1880.
State Officers.— 0. L. Weller' Past President ; C. K.
Robinson, President ; L. A. Norton, Vice-President; J.
Ii. Homer, M. of F. and C. ; J. L. Mergiiire, Treasurer;
A. K. HoUis, Secretary. Oflace, 2208 Mission street.
Five Camps of the Order have been established in
this city, viz. :
Washington Camp, No. 1.— Instituted October 7,
1877. Meets every Tuesday evening at Grand Central
Hall, 997 Market street.
Washington Camp, No. 2.— Instituted April 11, 1878.
Meets every Monday at Washington Hall, 35 Eddy
street.
Washington Camp, No. 4.— Instituted May 30, 1879.
Meets every Wednesday at Washington Hall, 35 Eddy
street,
Washington Camp, No. 7, — Instituted December 18,
1879. Meets every Thursday evening at Washington
Hall, 35 Eddy street.
Washington Camp No. 9.— Instituted May 23, 1880.
Meets every Wednesday evening at King's Hall, 2131
Mission street.
Washington Camp, No. 12. — Meets every Monday
evening in Fraternal Hall, Mission street.
Washington Camp, No. 14. — Meets every Saturday
evening at 32 O'Farrell street.
daughters of libebty.
CrECLE No. 1. — Meets every Wednesday evening in
Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street.
Cescle No. 2. — Meets every Friday evening in
King's Hall, 2118 Mission street.
Golden Gate Commandert. — Blue Degree, or high-
est branch of the Order — was instituted December 14,
1880. Meets every Friday in Washington Hall, 35
Eddy street.
PEOPLE'S FREE LIBRAEY, THE.— Organized 1879.
Location north side of Bush street, between Kearny
and Dupont streets.
This institution was provided for in the Act passed
by the Legislature of 1877-8, authorizing the creation
and maintenance of free libraries, and empowering
the Supervisors to levy a tax of not exceeding one
mill on the dollar for their support. Pacific Hall, on
Bush street, was selected for the library. Albert Hart
was appointed Librarian, and on the evening of June
7, 1879, the library was formally opened with about
6,162 volumes, (magazines and periodicals not in-
cluded) , together with a newspaper department, em-
bracing papers from every county of the State, and
from all the States and Territories of the Pacific Coast.
During the past year, the library has been improved
in every department, new books purchased and added,
and the facilities for circulating the same greatly
improved. At this time there are 35,000 volumes in
the Library, and new books are being added at the
rate of about 1,000 per month. Between 25,000 and
28,000 are circulated each month. Number of mem-
bers (persons entitled to use books at home) , 14,000.
The library is open for reading from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Officers.— George H. Rodgers, President • Andrew
J. Moulder, Secretary; F. B. Perkins, Librarian- T
B. Bishop, John S. Hager, A. S. Hallidie, Charles
Kohler, J. M. McDonald, George H. Rogers, E D
Sawyer, Irving M. Scott, Charles C. Terrill, R. J. Tobin
John H. Wise and the Mayor, ex-offlcio. Trustees.
PHILHISTORLiN DEBATING SOCIETY.-Organ-
ized October, 1863. Number of members, twenty
Meets every Wednesday afternoon at St. Ignatius Col-
lege.
Officers.— M.J. Shallo. S. J., President; James D
Phelan, Vice-President; John J. Montgomery, Secre-
tary ; Joseph J. Dunne, Treasurer ; Joseph Hughes
Librarian. '
SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION.— Organized
March 28, 1871. Objects: The promotion of painting
sculpture, and fine arts akin thereto, the diffusion of
a cultivated taste for art in the community at large,
and the establishment of an academy or school of de-
sign. Membership In this society, which has now
about six hundred contributing, one hundred and
fifty life, and nine honorary members, is open to
all lovers of art. Regular members' meetings held
on the fourth Tuesday of March, June, Septem-
ber, and December, in the rooms of the society, 430
Pine street. Annual election of officers last Tuesday
in March of each year.
Officers. — A. G. Hnwes, President; F. Marion Wells,
and Horace P. Fletcher, Vice-Presidents ; D. P. Bel-
knap, Secretary ; J. R. Martin, Assistaut Secretary;
Lovell White, Treasiirer ; Gordon Blanding, Charles
Josselyn, R. C. Harrison, J. W. Brown, H. N. Clement
and Samuel M. Brooks, Board of Directors.
The School of Design connected with the associa-
tion was organized December 31,1873. The school
has sixty-one pupils. Its aflairs are managed by a
committee of members of the Ai't Association. Virgil
Williams, Director of School.
SAN FRANCISCO BAR ASSOCIATION. — Organ-
ized April 20, 1872. Number of members, about
two hundred. Objects: To maintain the honor and
dignity of the profession of the law, to increase its
usefulness in promoting the due administration of
justice, and to cultivate social intercourse among its
members. Rooms 634 Sacramento street and 633 Com-
mercial street.
Officers.— W. W. Cope, President ; W. R. Wheaton,
and John A. Stanley, Vice-Presidents; Thomas V.
O'Brien, Secretary ; John F. Swift, Corresponding
Secretary; A. H. Loughborough, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
— Organized 1865. Library contains about twenty
thousand volumes. Rooms 27 and 28 Montgomery
Block.
Officers — J. P. Hoge, President ; Joseph W.Winans,
Treasurer ; F. P. Deering, Secretary and Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO LONG RANGE RIFLE CLUB
(Amateur) . — Organized 1877. Number of members,
thirty. Shooting every Saturday at range. Bay View,
where the club has their club house.
Fred. G. Blinn, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY.—
Organized April 5, 1872. Incorporated August
80, 1872. Number of active members, thirty. Meets
second and fourth Mondays of each month at 120 Sutter
street, room 44. Object: The study of microscopical
science on the Pacific coast.
Officers. — Wm, Ashburner, President ; William Nor-
ris, Vice-President ; E. J. Wickson, Recording Secre-
tary ; Charles W. Banks, Corresponding Secre-tary ;
Arthur M. Hickox, Treasurer.
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA PIONEERS.— Organ-
ized August, 1850. Rooms, 808 Montgomery street.
The expressed objects of the society are to collect
and preserve information connected with the early
settlement and subsequent conquest of the country,
and to perpetuate the memory of those whose saga-
city, energy and enterprise induced them to settle in
the wilderness and become the founders of a new
State. All who were in California prior to the
first day of January, 1850, are eligible to membership.
Any who have rendered distinguished or important
services to the society or State, may be admitted as
honorarj- members. The roll of the society embraces
the names of over twenty-three hundred members.
Regular meetings of the society take place on the first
Monday of each month. Annual election of officers
on the seventh day of July, the anniversary of the
conquest of California, and of the raising of the
Ainerii:an flag on its soil. Annual celebration on the
ninth of September, the anniversary of the admission
of California into the Union. The Society is pos-
sessed of a library, an excellent cabinet of minerals,
relics of early times, and various other objects of
interest.
Officers.— Joseph G. Eastland, President ; John F.
Lohse, Ethelbert Burke, San Francisco, Lansing B.
Mizner, Bcnicia, Thomas H. Lane, San Jose, and Chas.
H. Harrison, Oakland, Vice-Presidents ; Ferdinand
Vassault, Secretary ; Howard Havens, Treasurer ; Wm.
Huefner, Marshal.
SOCIETY OF DECORATIVE ART. — Organized
March, 1881. Meets first Friday in every month at
613 Sutter street. The objects of this society are the
establishment of rooms for the exhibition and sale
of woman's work ; the diffusion of a knowledge of de-
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corative art among women atid their training in arti-
sts' iixJustries. To maintain a library of hand-books
on subjects of Decorative Art and Design, for the use
of members and pupils.
Officers. — Mrs. James R. Pringle, President ; Mrs.
A. McF. Davis, Mrs. Hall Mc.-VUister, Mrs. A. M.
Easton and Mr.?. J. L. Rathbone. Vice-Presidents ;
Mrs. Oreo. W. Glbbs, Treasurer; Mrs. John G. Kittle,
Recording Secretary; Miss McLane and Mrs. J. C.
Merrill, Corresponding Secretaries ; Miss A. W. Bar-
ry, Superintendent.
SWEDExNBOKG LIBRARY AND TRACT SOCIE-
TY.— Incorporated April, 1881. Meets the second
Wednesday, of each month in the Library of the First
New Jerusalem Church, 318 O'Farrell street. Ob-
jects : To maintain a library and reading room of the
works of Emanuel Swedenborg, and to disseminate
books and tracts in harmony therewith.
, Ofi&cers. — R. R. Provines, President; A. W. Man-
ning, Vice-President; Benjamin Shellard. Treasurer ;
John Doughty, Secretary; Thomas S. Miller, Benja-
min Shellard, Eric Ekehmd, A. W. Manning, John
McCraitb, George H. Sanders, E. D. Feusier, John
Doughty and R. R. Provines, Directors.
TERRITORIAL PIONEERS OF CALIFORNU.— In-
corporated November 10, 1874. Rooms, 833 Market
street. The objects of this association are to form
a more perfect union of the Pioneers of California in
the bonds of friendship, and to cultivate social inter-
cour.se between them ; to collect and preserve histor-
ical facts and information in connection with the early
and subsequent history of the settlement of the Pa-
cific Coast ; to form a library fur the diffusion of use-
ful knowledge aijiong its members ; to form a cabinet
of such minerals, geological, and other natural sub-
stances as can be obtained by the association ; to pur-
sue such literary and scientific olijects, by means of
lectures or otherwise, as shall be deemed expedient
by the Board of Directors, and to perpetuate the mem-
ory of those whose wisdom, valor, and enterprise ad-
vanced civilization to the shores of the Pacific. All
white males who were in California prior to the ninth
day of September, 1850, and the male descendants of
all such, of lawful age, are eligible to membership.
The library now contains upward of twenty-five
hundred volumes, and the cabinet for mineralogical,
geological, and other specimens of California produc-
tion, is in a very flourishing condition. Board meets
second Tuesday of each month.
Officers. — Wm.T. Garratt, President ; William Pear-
son and M. D. Carr, Vice-Presidents ; Lowell J. Hardy
Jr., Secretary; Robert Dinsmore, Treasurer; Robert
Bell, Marshal.
UNITED BAR OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organized
March 8, 1879. Number of members, ninety-five.
Officers. — Wm. Crosby, President ; James L. Critten-
den, First Vice-President ; George Barstow, Second
Vice-President ; W. A. S. Nicholson, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Social.
ASSOCIATED VETERANS OF THE MEXICAN
WAR. — Organized July '2, 1866. Number of members,
sixty-five. Meets second Thui'sday of each month, at
the hall, 516 Bryant street.
Officers. — Wm. Blanding, President ; John W. Mc-
Kenzle, First Vice-President ; ''Vm. L. Duncan, Second
Vica-President ; John C. Robinson, Secretary ; James
L. Martel, Treasurer; Wm. G. Lee, Marshal.
BOHEMIAN CLUB. — Incorporated April 9, 1872.
Number of members, about four hundred. Business
meetings held second Tuesday in January, April,
July, and October. Literary and musical meetings
last Saturday evening of each month, at the rooms,
430 Pine street. Objects : The promotion of social
and intellectual intercourse between journalists and
other writers, artists, actors, and musicians, profes-
sional and amateur.
Officers. — Paul Neuman, President ; Eugene E.
Dewey, Vice-President ; Charles Josselyn, Treasurer ;
Jerome A. Hart, Secretary ; E. W. Reuling, T. H. F.
Robertson, I. R. Grismer, A. J. Moulder, Virgil Will-
iams, Directors.
BREMERVORDE VEREIN.— Organized October 1,
1872. Number of members, ninety. Meets in Sanders'
Hall, 71 New Montgomery street, first Friday of each
month.
Officers.— P. F.F. Kohnke, President; Henry Klein,
Vice-President; George E. Gerlach, Secretary; O. W.
Lilkendey, Financial Secretary ; CJ)unker, Treasurer.
CALEDONIAN CLUB.— Organized November 24,
1866. Number of members, six hundred and fifty.
Meets the first and third Fridays of each month, at
32 O'Farrell street. Objects : Encouragement and
practice of the games, and preservation of the customs
and manners of Scotland, and a promotion of a taste
for her literature, music, etc.
Officers.— John F. Kennedy, Chief; D. McLeod,
First Chieftain ; John Reed, Second Chieftain ; Find-
ley Ross, Third Chieftain ; Alex. McLea, Fourth Chief-
tain ; Robert Mackintosh, M. D., Physician; D. A.
McDonald, Donald Mc Lea, and Angus McLeod, Trus-
tees.
CALIFORNIA BASE BALL LEAGUE.— Organized
1878. Games every Sunday at Recreation Grovmds,
San Francisco. It is composed of thefollowing Clubs:
California B. B. Club, National B. B. Club and Reno
B. B. Club.
Officers.— Waller Wallace, President ; Edward Wal-
lace, Vice-President ; John F. Hennessy, Secretary ;
Chas. Rossbach, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA PIONEER COURSING CLUB.— Or-
ganized February 20, 1867. Number of members,
forty. Regular meetings held on first Tuesday of
each month. Location of course, Merced, Merced Co.
Officers. — James Adams, President; N. Curry, Vice-
President; Clem. Dixon, "Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA SCHUETZEN CLUB.— Organized Jan-
uary, 1876. Meets at Ariou Halle, northeast comer of
Kearny and Sutter stieets, first Wednesday of each
month. Number of members, thirty.
Officers. — Philo Jacoby, President ; Dr. F. Riehl,
Vice-President; A. W. Hatje, Secretary; J. H. Shulte,
Treasurer ; F. W. Zecher, First Shooting Master ; A.
Strecker, Second Shooting Master.
CALIFORNIA WOMAN'S SOCIAL SCIENCE AS-
SOCIATION.—Organized August 7, 1880. Number of
members, one hundred. The object of the Associa-
tion is to promote the social, mental and industrial
education of women and girls. The following de-
partments are now open: Women's Exchange, Deco-
rative Art School ; also classes in French, German,
Spanish and music. Meetings are held at half-past 2
P. M., the first and third Saturday of each month, at
the rooms of the Association, 304 Stockton street.
Officers. — Mrs. J. W. stow. President; Mrs. Laura
W.Briggs, Associate Prssident; Mrs. Fannie Sampson,
Vice-President; Mrs. M. J. Stevens, Secretary; Mrs.
G. S. Smyth, Treasurer.
CONCORDIA SOCIETY.— Organized November,
1864. Number of members, two hundred. Meetings
held first Tuesday of each month at the rooms, north-
west corner of O'Farrell and Stockton streets.
Officers.— E. Emanuel, President; J. M. Rothchild,
Vice-President; Gustav Simon, Recording Secretary;
T. Oberfelder, Financial Secretary; Henry Wangen-
heim, Treasurer.
D.ANISH SOCIETY (Norden) .—Organized July, 1873.
Number of members, about one hundred. Meets
second Tuesday of each month at 739 Howard street.
Object: To encourage social and dramatic entertain-
ment.
Officers.— N. P. Petersen, President ; M. W. Mathle-
sen, Recording Secretary ; Hans Ravn, Treasurer.
DEUTSCHER VEREIN. — Organized October 2,
1876. Objects: Social recreation and cultivation of
music, singing, and German literature among its
members. Meets secotul Monday ol each month, at
Club Rooms, 216 Dupont street.
Officers. — Dr. A. 'I. Ehrcnberg, President ; E. A.
Denicke, Vice-President ; Otto Hundesser, Recording
Secretary ; A. Hochstein, Financial Secretary ; R.
Roemer, Treasurer ; H. C. Meussdorffer, Librarian.
DOLPHIN SWIMMING AND BOATING CLUB.— Or-
ganized July. 1877. Number of members, twenty-
five. Boat house, foot of Montgomery Avenue.
Officers. — Thomas F. Fraser, President ; Alphonse
Deucher, Vice-President; R. li. Vail, Recording Sec-
retary; Edward C.Kalben, Financial Secretary; Peter
Orth, Treasurer; J. E. Petersen, Captain.
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EL DOBADO COUNTY ASSOCIATION.— Organized
June i, 1878. Number of members, twenty-five. An-
nual reunion held in May.
Officers.— P. B. Quinlan, President ; W. H. Bodfish,
Secretary ; Thomas McManuB, Treasurer.
EUREKA TURN VEREIN.— Organized October 26,
1863. Number of members, one hundred and fifteen.
Pupils, one hundred and fifty. Regular meetings,
first Wednesday of each month. Hall, 706 Powell
street, between California and Pine.
Officers.— William G. Koch, President : P.H. Kiefer,
Vice-President ; August Wessell, Recording Secretary;
C. Lucan, Corresponding Secretary; F. H. Lieker,
Leader ; Christian Koch, Treasurer ; L. Horber, Li-
brarian.
GEORGE T. TRIMBLE ASSOCIATION OF THE
PACIFIC COAST.— Organized January 13, 1875.
Number of members, fifty. This Society is composed
exclusively of members of the New York Public
School No. 7, between the years 1826 and 1846. Annual
meeting and banquet in March or April, the date
being set in conformity with the same celebration in
New York City.
Officers. — H. A. Crane, President; W. H. Bovee and
H. N. Morse, Vice-Presidents; H. F. Stivers,
Secretary ; W. F. Buswell, Treasurer.
GERMANIA CLUB.— Organized December 12, 1873.
Number of members, about ninety. Meets every Tues-
day evening, at 71 New Montgomery street, room 3.
Officers.— F. Mangels, President ; G. Ahlers, Vice-
President ; D. Tiedemann, Recording Secretary; H.
Jansen, Financial Secretary ; W. A. Luhr, Treasurer.
GOLDEN GATE YACHT CLUB.— Organized Feb-
ruary 28, 1876. Number of members, fifteen. Meets
CTery Monday evening, at northeast comer of Howard
and New Montgomery streets, rooms 7 and 8.
Officers. — G. K. Coates, President; J. D. Conniff,
Vice-President; J. M. Casey, Secretary; JohnE. Brod-
erick, Treasurer ; H. J. Gallagher, Commander ; J. E.
Marks, Vice-Commander.
GUM TREE CANOE YACHT CLUB.— Organized
February, 1881. Number of members twenty. Meets
first Tuesday of each month at southeast corner Third
and Howard streets.
Officers. — A. McGurren, President; W. J. Wren,
Vice-President; George Armstrong, Secretary; J. C.
Doyle, Treasurer ; Charles Gayhor, Commander; Chas.
Wendt, Vice-Commander.
HAMBURG AND ALTONA SOCIAL SOCIETY.—
Organized 1875. Number of members, sixty. Meets
every Monday evening at southwest corner Califor-
nia and Kearny streets. Objects: social and benevo-
lent.
Officers— Ernst Maack, President; F. Krooke, Vice-
President ; Charles Kewitz, Financial Secretary; N.
Heithman, Recording Secretary; M. Biichtmann,
Treasurer.
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY.— Organized July,
1866. Incorporated February 1, 1873. Number of
members, one hundred. Meets every Friday evening
at 647 Market street.
Officers.- Dr. J. M. Willey, President ; J. H. Culver
and Mrs. J.A.Cameron, Vice-Presidents; H.C.Wilson,
Secretary ; James Young, Financial Secretary ; James
S. Beasely, Treasurer; Miss P. V. Gabbs, Librarian;
Prof. Heinrlch, Conductor.
HARVARD CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organ-
ized 1874. It is composed of the Pacific Coast Alumni
of Harvard Uuirernity, and now numbers about sixty
members. Meetings are held quarterly at some hotel.
Objects: Good fellowship and the interests of Harvard
University.
Officers.— Horace Davis, President; John W. Taylor
and Geo. H. Powers, M. D., Vice-Presidents; Frank
J. Symmes, Secretary ; Pelham W. Ames, Treasurer.
HAWTHORNE SOCIAL CLUB.— Place of meeting
B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Object : Social!
Numbers (limited) forty.
Officers.— H. H. White, President ; John Trounson,
Vice-President ; A. H. Martin, Treasurer ; Charles l!
Wines Jr., Recording Secretary ; Wm. R. Stone, Cor-
responding Secretary.
HOWARD CLUB.— Organized July 21, 1881. Num-
ber of members, fifty. Meets every Monday evening
at the southwest corner of Third and Howard streets.
Officers. — Sidney Hall, President ; Wm. Hoag, Vice-
President ; Stephen Burke, Secretary ; George Bridg-
wood, Treasurer.
lONE LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized
February, 1880. Meet every Tuesday evening in Ixora
Hall, 737 Mission street.
Officers.— W. H. Hutchinson, President; B. S. Bat-
telle, Vice-President ; Mrs. Lizzie A. Rapp, Secretary ;
I. C. Coggin, Sergeant-at-Arms.
IVY SOCIAL CLUB —Organized August 15, 1870.
Number of members, sixty-five, to which number it
is limited. Meets third Monday of each month, in
B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Officers.— J. P. Cochran, President; William F.
Bryant and Chas. F.Howland, Vice-Presidents; James
M. Wright, Treasurer; Adolph Kahn, Secretary.
MINERVA SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized January 28,
1878. Number of members about twenty. Meet
every alternate Friday evening.
Officers.— N. Strassburger, President ; J. 8. Dinkel-
spiel, Vice-President ; Joseph L. Armer, Secretary;
Benjamin Armer, Financial Secretary ; L. Straus,
Treasurer.
NEPTUNE SWIMMING AND BOATING CLUB.—
Organized February 21 1877. Number of members,
thirty-seven. Boat house foot of Leavenworth street.
North Beach. Boats, three four-oar barges. Colors,
blue and white.
ODD FELLOWS' LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB.
— Organized January 1, 1881. Meet on the second and
fourth Saturday evenings of each month in Odd Fel-
lows' Hall, 325 Montgomery street. Objects: The im-
prQvement of its members in the work of the order,
and for social and literary purposes.
Officers: Thomas Stewart, President; J. M. Troutt,
Vice-President ; John Edwards, Secretary ; George A.
Carnes, Treasurer.
OLD NEVADANS.- Organized 1876. Number of
members, four hundred. Meets annually.
Officers. — J. M. Days, President ; Charles Wilder,
Secretary ; Horace Hale, Treasurer.
OLYMPIC CLUB.— Reorganized September 1, 1873,
by the consolidation of the San Francisco Olympic
and the California Olympic Clubs. Number of mem-
bers, seven hundred. On the first of January, 1879,
the Club moved from their old rooms, on the
corner of New Montgomery and Howard streets,
to the splendid quarters built especially for them at
119 Post street. The rooms and fittings, furniture and
paintings cost upwards of S50,000. The Boxing, Fenc-
ing, Dumb-bell, Indian Club and Gymnasium Depart-
ments are all elaborately fitted up ; the Billiard, Chess
and Reading Rooms are models in their way, and the
dressing room department contains five hundred
dressing lockers, eighteen bath-rootiis, numerous ba-
sins, three barber's chairs, and other conveniences.
The Club give socials on the third Friday of each
month, to which no gentlemen but members are ad-
mitted.
Class afternoons, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days.
Class evenings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Officers. — A. S. Barney, President ; F, Otis, Vice-
President ; C. W. Piatt, Secretary ; R. T. Stombs. As-
sistant Secretary; H. B. Rusf , Treasurer ; G.A.Dall,
Leader ; L. P. Ward, Collector ; Louis Gerichten, In-
structor of Fencing and Boxing ; John A. Hammer-
smith, Instructor of Gymnastics; W. R. Melville, L.
McLane Jr., W. F. Boutou, A. Page, 0. S. Neal and D.
Germain, Board of Directors.
PHILOMATHIC CLUB.— Organized November 1,
1881. Object: Literary, especially debute. Meets
every Monday evening in Society Hall, 310 O'Farrell
street. Free to the public.
Officers.— E. B. Cutler, President ; W. W. Davidson,
Secretary ; J. J. Dunne, Treasurer.
PACIFIC CLUB^- Number of members one hun-
dred and ninety. Rooms, north-east corner of
Montgomery and Bush streets, containing library and
reading rooms, supplied with all the domestic and
foreign newspapers and periodicals.
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worth, Secretary ; John McKee, Treasurer.
PACIFIC COAST ASSOCIATION SONS OF VER-
MONT. — Organized January 6, 1879. Number of
menibers about three hundred. Meet second Friday
of each mouth in Saratoga Music Hall, 814 Geary
street. Anniversary festival, January 17. Objects:
Social and beneficial.
OflBcers.— Hon. James McM. Shafter, President ; A.
C. Taylor, L. C. Dodge and Charles F. Bassett, Vice-
Presidents ; Geo. W. Hopkins, Secretary ; E. P. Mon-
roe, Treasurer.
PACIFIC COAST KENNEL CLUB (Sporting).—
Office, 313 Montgomery street. Organized February,
1881. Number of members about twenty-five. The
objects of this Club are to awaken and promote pub-
lic interest in thoroughbred dogs ; to familiarize
owners, breeders, fanciers and sportsmen generally
with the proper judging of dogs, as to breeding, sym-
metry, form, condition and quality. The above ob-
jects are sought to be obtained by holding yearly
Bench Shows, and the awarding of valuable prizes for
the purpose of encouraging competition.
Officers. — Clem Dixon, President ; J. L. Meares,
Vice-President ; Col. Stuart M. Taylor, Secretary ;
Nevada Bank, Treasurer; Thomas Tunstead, Super-
intendent ; D. R. McNeill, Business Manager.
PACIFIC TURN BEZIRK (of the North' American
Turner Bund) . — Organized 1859. Meets at the call of
the President. The next anniversary meeting will
be held in San Francisco. This Bezirk has thirteen
hundred and eighty members.
This is an organization of the different TurnVerein
of the States and Territories of North America on the
Pacific Coast, and has for its object the cultivation of
gymnastic exercises in general, mental and physical
education, to facilitate as much as possible the estab-
lishment of new Turn Verein, and to impart informa-
tion on the subject of their organization to the differ-
ent associations constituting the Pacific Turn Bezirk.
The following societies constitute the Pacific Turn
Bezirk: San Francisco Turn Verein, Turn Verein
Vorwarts, and Eintracht Turnsediou, San Francisco ;
Sacramento Turn Verein, Sacramento ; Marysville
Tumliederkranz Verein, Marysville : Stockton Turn
Verein, Stockton; Oakland Turn Verein, Oakland;
San Jose Turn Verein. San Jose ; Turn Verein Germa-
nla, Los Angeles ; Napa Turn Verein, Napa ; Virginia
dty Turn Verein, Virginia City, Nev. ; PetalumaTurn
Verein, Petaluma.
PACIFIC YACHT CLUB.— Organized June 28, 1878.
Number of members, one hundred and ninety five.
Meets quarterly, first Wednesday in March, June,
September and December, at the Palace Hotel. Head-
quarters, Club-house, Old Saucelito.
Officers. — R. S. Floyd, Commodore ; Joseph Macdo-
nough, Vice-Commodore ; Cornelius O'Connor. Treas-
urer ; John C. Kelley, Measurer; Henry G. Langley,
Secretary (office 14 Montgomery avenue). Stewart
Menzies, Cornelius O'Connor, John C. Kelley, Eugene
0. Blethen, W. H. Martenstein, J. Rae Hamilton.
Henry G. Langley, Directors.
PLACER COUNTY ASSOCIATION. — Organized
1877. Number of members, about four hundred.
Annual reunion held in June.
Officers.— William Hollis, President ; J. H. Gates,
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BICYCLE CLUB. — Organized
December 13, 187H. Number of members, thirty-two.
Meets second Thursday of each month at The Windsor,
corner of Fifth and Market streets.
Officers. — Columbus Waterhouse, President ; Chas.
A. Butler, Captain ; H. C. Finkler, First Lieutenant ;
Henry London, Second Lieutenant ; J. W. Gibson,
Bugler ; George J. Hobe, Secretary and Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CADETS' SOCIAL CLUB.— Or-
ganized September, 1874. Number of members, sixty.
Meets first Wednesday of each month, at Turn Verein
Hall, 510 Bush street. Objects: Social enjoyment and
mutual improvement of its members.
Officers.- George Bigley, President; W. E. Cunning-
ham, Vice-President; Thomas O'Neil, Secretary; Wna.
Waters, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO GRUTLI- VEREIN. — Organized
September, 1874. Objects: Cultivation of music, so-
cial entertainments, and to assist its members in sick-
ness. Meets first Tuesday of every month, at Geneva
House, 118-120 Ellis street. Nuiuber of members,
about seventy.
Officers. —J. H. Frltchi, President; T. A. Polanca,
Vice-President ; Fred Spelt, Treasurer ; 8. Fritchi,
Recording Secretary; F. F. Winkler, Financial Secre-
tary; S. Fritchi and J. Appenzeller, Librarians.
SAN FRANCISCO LIEDERTAFEL. — Organized
May, 1878. Number of members, forty. Meets every
Wednesday evening, in Turn- Verein Hatl, 323 Turk
street. Objects: Social and benevolent.
Officers. — Wm. Miihlner, President ; H. Winter,
Vice-Presidenti A. Eitzen, Secretary ; H. Gaerdes,
Treasurer; F. Fischer, Leader.
SAN FRANCISCO LITERARY AND DRAMATIC
SOCIETY.— Organized April 6, 1873. Number of mem-
bers, fifty. Meets monthly.
Officers. — J. H. Barry, President; J. T. Noon, Vice-
President ; W. D. O'Kane, Secretary; N. P.Wynne,
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO MAENNERCHOR. — Organized
1865. — Number of members seventy. Monthly contri-
bution, one dollar. Meets every Tuesday evening in
Turn Verein Hall, 323 Turk street. The object of
this association is the cultivation of music.
Officers. — William Stapf, President ; Julius Rausch,
Vice-President ;^. Fortriede, Secretary ; C. Schilling,
Treasurer; Joseph Flach, Librarian; H. Holzhauer,
Leader.
SAN FRANCISCO TURN VEREIN.— Organized 1852.
Hall south side of Turk street, between Leavenworth
and Hyde.
The objects of this society are the cultivation of
gymnastic exercises in general; to encourage morality ;
to improve health ; to cultivate music, and to enter-
tain and cultivate free religious and political senti-
ments.
Stated meetings first and third Wednesday evenings
of each month, at half-past eight o'clock. Number
of members, about four hundred, of which abotit
forty are attached to the vocal department,
Franz Fischer, Leader ; twenty-five to the dramatic
section, N. Cremer, Manager; forty-five to the
rifle section, D. Schoenfeld, Captain, and twenty-
five to the fencing section, F. C. Miller. Teacher. Be-
sides this, there exists, in connection with the associ-
ation, a Verein for boys, from fourteen to eighteen
years, which numbers fifty-six members, and is called
the Turnzffilingsverein, governed by their own offi-
cers, under the supervision of three members of the
San Francisco Turn Verein. Stated meetings last
Wednesday of each month.
There is also a school for boys from seven to four-
teen years, which numbers two hundred and fifty
pupilB.
Social meetings for members are held every first
and third Wednesday evenings, and on the last Sun-
day evening of each month, when a dramatic enter-
tainment is given. A relief society for sick members,
numbering two hundred members, is attached to the
association.
Officers of the Verein.— H. Planz, President; W. j
Schroeder, Vice-President ; F. Wangemann, Record- 1
ing Secretary ; J. Wagnon, Corresponding Secretary ;
O. Burmeister, First Treasurer; H. Thauwald, Second
Treasurer: J. Castor, First Leader; D. Stieber, Second
Leader; H. Bilay, Third Leader; G. Petersen, Ser-
geant-at-Arms : E. Lehmann, First Librarian; L.
Sinz, Second Librarian ; H. C. Schacbt, Teacher.
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN.— Incorporated October
2, 1853. Number of members, two hundred and fifty.
Reading room is supplied with thirty difi'erent news-
papers, and all the current magazines and periodicals.
Library numbers about twenty thousand volumes.
Rooms 219 Sutter street.
Officers.— Dr. J. N.Eckel, President; J. Woolberg i
and L. S. Rose, Vice-Presidents ; S.Hausmann, Treas- '
urer ; Wm. Herrmann, Corresponding Secretary ; G.
Wormsor, Financial Secretary: F. Steiuert, Librarian;
L. Goettlg, N. S. Bachmann, H. Hofman, M. Rehfisch ,
and I. C. Moore, Directors.
SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB.— Organized Ju- j
ly. 1869 ; reorganized, July, 1873. Number of mem- j
bers, one hundred and forty-five. Meets first Tuesday i
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SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Headquarters. Club House, Saucelito. Secretary's
address, 416 Montgomery street.
Officers. — Charles H. Harrison, Commodore; W. L.
Oliver, Vice-Commodore; Franklin Bangs, Treasurer;
Mathew Turner, Measurer ; H. B. Underbill Jr.,
Secretary.
SEVENTH REGIMENT VETERANS OP THE PA-
CIFIC.— Organized October 1, 1875. Number of mem-
bers, seventy. Meetings held quarttrly. Objects :
To perpetuate a friendly feeling among the ex-mem-
bers of the Seventh Regiment (New York City) , resid-
ing on the Pacific Coast.
Officers.— J. T. Yarrington, Captain ; Joseph Dur-
brow. First Lieutenant ; William R, Wheaton, Second
Lieutenant ; W. R. Smedberg, Clerk. ,
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEERS.— Or-
ganized November 29, 1865. Annual meeting held on
the twenty-fifth day of April, the anniversary of Gen-
eral E. V. Sumner assuming the command of the
Department of California. Composed of the officers
of the California Volunteers, U. S. A.
Officers. — John Lafferty, President: James L; Ho-
mer and James E. Hughes, Vice-Presidents ; J. C. In-
niss, Recording Secretary ; J. B. Whittemore, Corres-
ponding Secretary ; S. P. Ford, Jiidge Advocate; Cap-
tain W. F. R. Schindler, Treasurer.
SOCIETY OF OLD FRIENDS.— Meets second Tues-
day in every month in the Justices' Court, comer of
Washington and Kearny streets.
Officers.- P. H. Hink, President ; Andrew Jackson,
Vice-President ; Emmett Brown, Secretary ; Martin
Clark, Treasurer ; E. Deaves, Sergeant-at-Arms ; Chas.
H. Gough, Marshal.
SWISS RIFLE CLUB.— Organized September 1,
18G0. Number of members, forty-five. Meets second
Tuesday of each month at Swiss Hotel, 629 Commer-
cial street.
Officers. — Theordore Wetzel, President ; M. Stuber,
Vice-President and Treasurer; J. Frappolli, Secre-
tary ; P. E. Croce, Shooting Master.
TEUTONIA SOCIETY.— Organized June 1, 1866.
Number of members, three hundred. Meets at Teu-
tonia Hall, corner of Howard street and Washington
avenue, every Tuesday evening for business purpo-
ses, and Wednesday evening for social enjoyment.
The objects of this society are to assist members
who, by accident or sickness, are incapacitated from
pursuing their calling, and for the relief and support
of the aged and the widows and orphans of deceased
members, and for the purpose of defrajing the fune-
ral expenses of the members thereof.
Officers. — F. Hageman. Jr., President ; Louis Haake,
Vice-President ; Geo. Fischer, Recording Secretary ;
Louis Pockwitz, Financial Secretary ; John Witt,
Treasurer.
THALIA VEREIN.— Organized July 2, 1862. Incor-
porated January. 1871. Meets on the first and third
Tuesday evenings of each month, at the club rooms,
414 Pine street. Number of members, about two
hundred and eighty-five.
Officers.— R. Hermes, President ; J. H. Jansen, Vice-
President ; Emil Meyer, Secretary ; Albert Wissell,
Treasurer ; Th. Groeling, Librarian.
TICINESE LIBERAL SOCIETY.— Organized Not-
ember 17, 1877. Number of members, one hundred
and ninety. Meets the fourth Saturday of each
month at 623 Pacific street. Objects : Social and be-
nevolent.
Officers.— D. Paroni, President; G. D. Mariani and
G. Bontempi, Vice-Presidents; G. Lepori, Secretary ;
G. Male, Treasurer.
TUOLUMNE COUNTY REUNION ASSOCIATION.
—Organized June, 1868. Incorporated, 1877. Num-
ber of members, seven hundred. Objects : Social
intercourse and the annual reunion of the members,
which is celebrated by a picnic.
Officers.— J. J.Vasconcellos, President ; J. C. Bacon,
Vice-President ; W. L. Cunningham, Secretary ; H. M.
Rosekrans, Treasurer.
TURN-VEREIN VORWARTS.-Organized Jan. 11,
1880. Meets thi^ first and third Wednesdays of each
month at their Hall, ;ilO O'Farrell street. .The objects
of this Society are : The cultivation of gymnastic
exercises, the improvemejit of health, to entertain
and cultivate free religious and political sentiments,
and to encourage morality. Number of members,
about three hundred. Exercise nights Tuesday and
Thursday of each week. School for ladies, boys and
girls every afternoon. There is also an English-
speaking section connected with the Society, which
meets every Monday and Wednesday night. A branch
of this society is located at the corner of Octavia
street and Ivy avenue.
Officers. — H. L. Miiller, First Leader ; O. Fischer,
Second Leader; R. Stockmann, First Secretary; H.
Brandt, Second Secretary ; G. Liebold, First Treasu-
rer ; George Wilkins, Second Treasurer ; L. Thoenges,
Librarian; H. Hagemann, E. Soedlerand F. Kaulfuss,
Directors ; Conrad F-lach, Teacher ; Charles Voss Jr.,
Sergeant-at-arms .
UNION CLUB.— Incorporated November 8, 1865.
Rooms, northwest corner of California and Mont-
gomery streets.
The' objects of this association are to carry on and
conduct the business of a Club House for the enter-
tainment, uf:e and profit of such persons as may be-
come members thereof.
Officers. — Wm. Ashburner, President ; Wm. Lane
Booker, Vice-President ; Eugene E. Dewey, Secretary
and Treasurer.
UNITED FIRE ASSOCIATES.— Organized April 8,
1874. Meets at the call of the President. Number
of members, two hundred and seventy-five, composed
entirely of members and ex-members of the Fire De-
Ijartment. Objects : Social culture and benevolence.
Officers. — Wm. H. Bogardus, President ; Samuel
McDowell and H. W. Burckes, Vice-Presidents ^ Wil-
liam G. Cue, Secretary ; William J. Smith, Treasurer ;
J. E. Mitchell, Marshal ; John W. McAdoo, Sergeant
at- Arms.
VEREIN EINTRACHT.— Organized May, 1868; re-
organized December, 1873. Number of members,
eleven hundred. Meets every Wednesday evening at
their Hall, 312 Post street. Objects : To foster and
cultivate the musical and dramatic arts, to give social
and literary entertainments, and to assist its mem-
bers in sickness and times of need. In connection
with this society a gymnastic section, under the
leadership of Louis Gerichten, is maintained.
Officers.— F. M. Freund, President ; C. Roeber, Vice-
President ; T. Kuhls, Recording Secretary ; W. Seidel,
Treasurer.
VETERANS OF THE CALIFORNIA HUNDRED
AND BATTALION.— Organized May 1, 1866. Office,
422 California street. Number of members, one hun-
dred and eighty-two, comprising the survivors of the
five hundred men in the California Battalion and Cal-
fornia Hundred at their discharge in August, 1865.
Holds an Annual Reunion on April 9, each year, the
anniversary of Lee's surrender.
Officers. — Captain C. Mason Kinne, President; Lieu-
tenant W. A. Robinson, Secretary; General D.W. C.
Thompson, Treasurer.
WAGNER VEREIN.— Organized August 23, 1876.
Meets every month at the call of the President. Ob-
jects : Cultivation of music, recreation, and promotion
of social intercourse.
Officers.— F. T. Briggs, President; Robert Effey,
Vice-President; George W. Longley, Secretary and
Treasurer- office, 332 Bush street ; R. H. Swayne, Mu-
sical Director.
WESTERN ADDITION LITERARY AND SOCIAL
CLUB. — Organized December, 1H75, Number of mem-
bers, over three hundred. Meets each alternate
Monday evening at Western Addition Music Hall,
California street, between Fillmore and Steiner.
Objects: Literary and Social Culture.
Officers.— Geo. T. Biomley. President; J. H. W.
Riley, Vice-President ; C. S. McLaren, Recording
Secretary; S. L. Loring, Financial Secretary;©. M.
Gove, Treasiirer.
YALE CLUB OF THE PACIFIC COAST.— Organ-
ized September 1, 1877. Number of members, seventy-
five. Regular meetings are held on the second Thurs-
day of January, April, and October, of each year, at
place that may be designated by the Executive Com-
mittee. There isalsi> an annual meeting and banquet
on the second Thursday of December.
Objects ; To promote social intercourse among its
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membprs ; to revive the memories and cherish the
spirit of Alma Mater, and to further the interests of
liberal education upon the Pacific Coast.
Offirers. — John R. Jarboe, President ; Gordon
Blauding.and Charles Page, Vice-Presidsnts ; Mount-
ford S. Wilson, Secretary ; Ely I. Hutchinson, Treas-
urer.
Military — U. S. Army.
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC— In-
cludes the Department of California, the Department
of the Columbia, and the Department of Arizona ;
Maj-.-Gen. Irvin McDowell, commanding;" Capt. Bir-
ney B. Keeler, Aid-de-Camp and Acting Judge Ad-
vocate ; Capt. John H. Coster, Aid-de-Camp ; Col.
John C. Kelton, Assistant Adjutant-Cxtneral ; Major
Joseph C. Breckenridge, Assistant Inspector-General;
Lieut. -Col. Rufus Saxton, Deputy Quartermaster-Gen-
eral, Chief Quartermaster; Col. Charles L. Kilburn,
Assistant Commissary-General of Subsistence, Chief
Commissary of Subsistence: Col. Charles Sutherland,
Medical Director ; Col. Charles C. Keeney, Surgeon :
Lieut-Col. G. L. Febiger, Deputy Paymaster-General,
Chief Paymaster; Capt. William A. Jones, Engineer
Officer ; Capt. Henry Johnson, Medical Storekeeper,
Assistant Medical Purveyor; Col. George H. Weeks
Jr., Depot Quartermaster: Capt. Gustavus A. Hull,
Military Storekeeper; Major Thomas C. Sullivan, Pur-
chasing and Depot Commissary of Subsistence.
DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA, U. S. A.— In-
eludes the States of California and Nevada, and south-
east pai-t of Idaho Territory; Maj.-Gen. Irvin Mc-
Dowell, commanding. (Same officers as above on the
staff for the Department.)
EXGINEEB DEPABTMENT FOB PACIFIC COAST. U. S. A.
— Lieut. -Col. C. S. Stewart, Senior Engineer and Presi-
dent Board of Engineers Pacific Coast, and Engineer
in charge fortifications. Fort Point ; Lieut-Col. George
H. Mendell. in charge Alcatraz Island, Lime Point,
and Oakland Harbor Improvement ; FirstLieut. Al-
bert H. Payson, Recorder Board of Engineers, office
533 Kearny street : Lieut. -Col. Charles S. Stewart,
Twelfth Light House District, office 73-79 U. S. Ap-
praisers' Building.
NATIONAt. GUARD OF CAI.IPOR>riA.
Commander-in-Chief, Governor George C. Perkins.
Stafi". — Major-General Samuel W. Backus, Ad-
jutant-General, Inspector. Quartermaster, and Com-
missary-General, Chief of Ordnance, and ex-officio
Chief of Staff; Colonel William B. Burtis, Assistant
Adjutant-General; Colonel George W. Granniss, Chief
Engineer; Colonel C. Mason Kinne, Paymaster-Gen-
eral ; Colonel Samuel C. Denson, Judge Advocate-Gen-
eral ; Colonel E. A.Stockton, Surgeon-General ; Colonel
W. W. Dodge, Inspector-General of Rifle Practice ;
Lieu-tenant -Colonels John D. Spreckels, Charles F.
Crocker, J. Henley Smith, Edward A. Belcher, Frank
McLaughlin, Samuel Mosgrove, J. M. Donahue and
William L. Perkins, Aids-de-Camp.
Major-General W. H. L. Barnes, Commanding Di-
vision ; headquarters, San Francisco.
Staff.— Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph M.Litchfield, As-
sistant Adjiitant-General and Chief of St;iff; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel W.H. Chamberlain, Division Inspector ;
Lieutenant-Colonel Theodore Wagner, Engineer Offi-
cer ; Lieutenant-Colonel H. P. Fletcher, Ordnance
Officer ; Lieutenant-Colonel G. C. Smart, Quarter-
master; Lieutenant-Colonel H. J. Burns, Inspector
of Rifle Practice; Lientenant-Colonel Frank Shay,
Commissary ; Lieutenant-Colonel S. D. Mayer, Pay-
master; Lieutenant -Colonel W. M. Newhall. Judge
Advocate: Lieutenant - Colonel L. L. Dorr, Surgeon;
Majors William S. Barnes and N. J. Britton, Aids-de-
Camp.
Second Brioade. — That portion of the National
Guard located in the City and County of San Francisco
now consists of one Regiment of Infantry, one Regi-
meat of Artilery, one Battalion of Infantry, two un-
attached Ciimpanies of Infantry, an"d two Companies
of Cavalry, comprising Second Brigade. Headquar-
ters, 7 Nucleus Building. Brigadier-General William
H. Dimond, commanding.
Staff. — Major George W. Reed, Assistant Adjutant-
General and Chief of Staff'; Major W. H. Holmes,
Brigade Inspector; , Judge Advocate;
Major George A. Fisher, Quartermaster ; Major Thos.
H. Griffin, Commissary; Jlajor John Nightingale,
Surgeon ; Major Frank P. McLennan, Engineer Offi-
cer : Major D. D. Stubbs, Paymaster: Major John T.
Cutting, Ordnance Officer ; Major Adolph F. Klose,
Inspector of Rifle Practice ; Captain Henry A. Plate,
Aid-de-Camp.
FIRST INFANTRY REGIMENT.— Headquarters,
402 Montgomery street. J. H. Dickinson, Colonel;
Walter Turnbull, Lieutenant-Colonel ; George M.
Oaylord, Major; Edward B.Swain, Adjutant ; John
R. Sayres, Quartermaster ; James Kip, Paymaster;
George H. Strong, Inspector Rifle Practice; Richard
Cluft", Commissary; A. M. Wilder, M. D., Surgeon;
Rev. S. Gregory Lines, D. D.. Chaplain;
Composed of the following companies, viz.:
CoMP.\NY A. — J. H. McMenomy, Captain; William
P. Sullivan Jr., First Lieutenant ; Henry A. Thomeen,
Second Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty. Ar-
mory, 420 Post street.
Cdmpaxy B. — Samuel J. Taylor, Captain ; August
F. Plate, First Lieutenant ; John G. Conrad, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-one. Ar-
mor}', comer of New Montgomery and Howard streets.
CoiTP.iJST C. — H. S. Templeton, Captain ;
First Lieutenant ; John E. Klein, Second Lieutenant.
Number of members, sixty-eight. Armory, 322 Post
street.
CoMPANT D.— George D. Harvey, Captain; Vincent
Kingwell. First Lieutenant ; Herbert M. Greene, Sec-
ond Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-three.
Armory, northwest comer of New Montgomery and
Howard streets.
CoMPAJiY E.— M. N. Laufenburg, Captain; Edmund
H. Bncknam, First Lieutenant ; George Teller, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, ninety-three. Ar-
mory, northwest corner of New Montgomery and
Howard streets.
CoMPAXT F. — Charles F. Holyoke, Captain ; Edward
Everett, First Lieutenant ; William M. Cavanaugh,
Second Lie\itenant. Number of members, fifty-nine.
Armory, 322 Post street.
CoMP.\NT G.— Chas. P. LeBreton, Captain ; Francis
J'. Kremple, First Lieutenant; Charles L. Tilden,
Second Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty-three.
Armory, 322 Post street.
Company H.— Hyman P. Bush, Captain ; Joseph B.
Smyth, First Lieutenant ; Charles T. Wilson, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, fifty-five. Ar-
mory, northwest comer of New Montgomery and
Howard streets.
Savekiers' Fibst Regiment Band. — Jacques Save-
nffers. Leader ; Charles M. Mayberry, Drum Major.
Number of members, twenty-four.
SECOND ARTILLERY REGIMENT.— Headquarters,
316 California street. William R. Smedberg, Colonel;
David Wilder, Lieutenant-Colonel; James E. Hughes,
Major; Carlton C. Coleruan. Adjutant; Walter E.
Dean, Quartermaster ; W. H. C. Fowler, Paymaster ;
George F. Ashton, Ordnance Officer; Henry Geilfuss,
Commissary; Edwin J. Eraser, Surgeon; Rev. Chas.
D. Barrows, .Chaplain ; Edward O. Sprowl, Inspector
of Rifle Practice ; Richard Brown, Sergeant Major ;
Harry Durbrow, Quartermaster Sergeant ; Spencer C.
Bu<kbee, Commissary Sergeant ; Charles E. Hinckley,
Ordnance Sergeant ; Lorenzo R. Heitler, Drum Major.
Composed of the following companies, viz.:
Company A, (Gatling Battery) . -John C. Murphy,
Capt.'iin ; John G. Noonan, Senior First Lieutenant;
James Byrnes, Junior First Lieutenant ; John P.
Warrou, Senior Second Lieutenant; Wm. M. Shaugh-
ne.ssy. Junior Second Lieutenant. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred. .Vrmory, southeast corner of New
Montgomery and Minna streets.
Company B, (Light Battery (.—W. B. Collier, Cap-
tain ; , Senior First Lieutenant ; Wm.
H. Aldrich, Junior First Lieutenant ; George L. Rey.
nolds. Senior Second Lieutenant; George W. Duttou,
Junior Second Lieutenant. Number of members,
fifty. Armory, 519 Mission street.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Company C. — Hermann Wobber, Captain; David
Schoenfeld, First Lieutenant ; John Bruer, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, seventy. Armory,
620 Bush street.
Company D. — Philip Newman, Captain ; Joseph H.
Bechler, First Lieutenant ; Gerhard F. Reck, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, seventy. Armory,
620 Burih street.
Company E. — Michael E. O'Donovan, Captain ; Sam-
uel B. Gang, First Lieutenant ; Jeremiah C. O'Connor,
Second Lieutenant. Number of members, fifty.
Armory, northeast corner of New Montgomery and
Howard streets.
Company F.— Francis V. Bell, Captain; James N.
Pike, First Lieutenant; Charles N . Stangroom, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, eighty. Armory,
corner of Sutter and Powell streets.
Company G.— Lee W. Mix, Captain; Charles S.Neal,
First Lieutenant ; George F. McLeod, Second Lieu-
tenant. Number of members, sixty. Armory, 119
Post street.
Company H. — George Bigley, Captain ; William D.
Waters, First Lieutenant ; James W. Eeinfeld, Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty. Armory,
620 Bush street.
Cadet Company. — William C. Sharpstein, Captain ;
John W. Davis, First Lieutenant ; Clifford A. Davis,
Second Lieutenant. Number of members, sixty.
Armory, Boys' High School, north side Sutter street,
between Gough and Octavia.
FIFTH INFANTRY BATTALION.— Headquarters,
218 California street. Horace D. Ranlett, Major, Com-
manding ; Adjutant; H. L. DeForrest, Ordnance
OflScer; J. H. Russell, Quartermaster; Royal I. Auld,
Commissary ; Wm. isimpson, Surgeon ; W. F. Ellis,
Paymaster ; E. W. Woodward, Inspector of Rifle Prac-
ice ; Wm. S. Cochran, Chaplain ; W. Verbeck, Ser-
geant-Major.
Composed of the following companies, viz:
Company A. — A. L. Smith, Captain ; Jos. S. Green,
First Lieutenant ; E. M. Campbell, Second Lieuten-
ant. Number of members, seventy-five. Located at
Oakland.
Company B.— W. T. Adel, Captain ; Chas. E. Bradley,
First Lieutenant ; E. S. Breyfogle, Second Lieutenant.
Number of members, one hundred. Located at San
Jos6.
Company 0. — James Armstrong, Captain ; Albert G.
Twist, First Lieutenant ; Fred. Kuhnle, Second Lieu-
tenant. Number of members, sixty-five. Located at
Petal um a.
Company D.— Frank O'Grady, Captain ; Thomas P.
McDonald, First Lieutenant ; Richard Coleman, Sec-
ond Lieutenant. Number of members, seventy. Lo-
cated at Vallejo.
UNATTACHED COMPANIES. — San Francisco
Hussars. — C. C. Keene, Captain; Martin Bruns^,
First Lieutenant ; Frank M. Parker. Senior Second
Lieutenant ; Robert D. Cunningham, Junior Second
Lieutenant. Number of members, fifty. Armory,
southeast corner of Minna and New Montgomery
streets.
Oakl.vnd Light Cavalry. — Louis L. Bromwell,
Captain ; , First Lieutenant ; Webb N. Pearce,
Senior Second Lieutenant ; Varney W. Gaskell. Junior
Second Lieutenant. Number of members, seventy-
five. Located at Oakland.
INDEPENDENT COMPANIES. — The following
companies are independent of the National Guard of
California, and not under control of the State mili-
tary authorities :
California Jaegers.— Organized February 5, 1871.
Number of members, fifty. Armory, 620 Bush street.
Officers.— C. Spiegel, Captain ; William Siliuhrer,
First Lieutenant ; Martin Lange, Second Lieutenant.
EiNTBAOHT Rifle Section.— Organized, 1H7(;. Num-
ber of members, sixty. Armory, 312 Post street.
Officers.— W. Hatje, Captain ; F. Kuhls, First Lieu-
tenant; H. Coffin, Second Lieutenant.
Emmet Life Gdarii.— Organized November 18, 1862.
Reorgan-lzed May, 1868. Number of members, forty-
seven. Armory, northeast corner of New Montgomery
and Howard streets. v
Officers.- Robert Cleary, Captain ; John C. Healy,
First Lieutenant ; Patrick Carroll, Second Lleuten-
utt.
French Zouaves. — Organized May, 1870. Number
of members, ninety. Armory, 808 Pacific street.
Officers. — J. Routes, Captain ; B. Toulouse, First
Lieutenant; J. Desbarats, Second Lieutenant.
Garibaldi Guard. — Organized June 6, 1868. Num-
ber of members, five hundred and fifty. Armory,
423 Broadway street.
Officers. — F. Luchetti, Captain ; G. Bigniotti, First
Lieiitenant ; A. De Luca and C. Cuneo, Second Lieu-
tenants.
German Fusileer Guard. — Organized December
17, 1870. Number of members, eighty. Armory, Old
Tum-Verein Hall.
Officers. — C. A. Deusenbach, President ; Charles
Paull, Secretary ; Charles Kirch, Treasurer ; Ernest
Maack, Captain ; F. Rodefeld, First Lieutenant ; John
Wiese, Second Lieutenant ; George Schaefer, Third
Lieutenant
Independent McMahon Grenadier Guard. —
Organized March 17, 1876. Number of members,
eighty. Armory, Irish American Hall.
Officers. — John E. Green, Captain ; Daniel Hughes,
First Lieutenant ; S. J. Steele, Second Lieutenant.
Independent Rifles. — Organized March 15, 1877.
Number of members, seventy. Armory, 620 Bush
street.
Officers.— George Cantus, Captain ; Julius Wilder-
muth. First Lieutenant ; Thoo. Sehmalholz, Second
Lieutenant.
It.\lian Sharpshooters (Bersaglieri Italian!). —
Organized May, 1878. Number of members, seventy.
Armory, 625 Broadway street.
Officers.— Vennazio Quilici, Captain ; Serafino Cav-
allero. First Lieutenant; Giovanni Giampaoli, Second
Lieutenant.
Juarez Guard.— Organized October 28, 1877, out of
the Guardia Juarez and Guardia Lerdo. Number of
members, forty-three. Armory, ScoUay's HsU, 1524
Stockton street.
Officers. — Antonio DeLa Torre, Captain ; F. Ybarra,
First Lieutenant ; Joaquin Sobarzo, Second Lieuten-
ant.
Lafayette Guard.— Organized June 1, 1868. Num.
ber of members, one hundred and twenty. Armory,
730 Montgomery street.
Officers. — E. Luttringer, Captain ; L. Viaud, First
Lieutenant; Henry Letroadec, Second Lieutenant.
Sarsfield Guard. — Organized September 7, 1868.
Reorganized May 8, 1878. Number of members, forty.
Armory, Humboldt Hall, Mission and 13th streets.
Officers. — M. O'Leary, Captain ; J. G. Browne, First
Lieutenant; T. J. Harris, Second Lieutenant.
ScHUETZEN Verein. — Organized September, 1859.
Number of members, one hundred and fifty. Armory,
Turn Verein Hall, 323 Turk street.
Officers. — John Wulzen, Captain ; H. F. Kappke, First
Lieutenant; A. Browning, Second Lieutenant; D.
Ehrichs, Third Lieutenant ; C. C. Funk, Fourth Lieu-
tenant.
Swiss Sharpshooters. — Organized March, 1860.
Number of members, fifty-four. Armory, 630 Bush
street.
Officers. — Giuseppe Bontempi, Captain ; Henry Juri,
First Lieutenant ; P. G. Moresi, Second Lieutenant.
Cemeteries.
BETH OLAM (Hebrew) . — Point Lobos avenue, near
Thirty-third avenue.
CALVARY (Roman Catholic). — Termination Geary
street, fronting Point Lobos avenue.
CITY. — Termination California street, near Point
Lobos avenue.
HOME OF PEACE (Hebrew) .—Between Eight-
eenth, Nineteenth, Dolores and Church streets.
LAUREL HILL (late Lone Mountain). — Between
Post and California streets, fronting Central avenue.
MASONIC. — West of Masonic avenue, between Ful-
ton and Turk streets ; entrance from Point Lobos av-
enue, near Lone Mountain. Office, Masonic Temple.
ODD FELLOWS'.— Point Lobos avenue, near Lone
Mountain. Office. 410 Kearny street.
SHERITH ISRAEL (Hebrew) .—Between Nine-
teenth. Twentieth, Dolores and Church streets.
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PUBLIC STREETS, AVENUES, SQUARES, PLACES,
OF THE CONSOLIDATED
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO,
IN A'CCOKDANCE WITH THE OF-FICIAL MAPS, 1868, 1870, AND 1872.
ExPLANATOKT.— The Ordinance for re-nnmberlns; the buildings of this city provides that " Market Street shall be the
startint? point for the numbers of all buildings fronting on the streets running therefrom In a northerly direction, and also
for those running therefrom in a Eoutheasterly direction. The streets laid.down in the ofllciBl map of the city as forming
the water front thereof shall be the starting point for numbers on all streets running westerly and southwesterly there-
from, except upon such streets running westerly commencing from Market Street, and upon all such streets. Market
Street shall be the starting point for numbers. On all streets the numbers on the right hand side, starting from the point
of beginning, are even numbers, ai:d on the left hand side, odd numbers. One hundred numbers, or as many thereof as
may be necessary, shall be allotted to each block bounded by principal streets; numbers 100, 200, and 300 being respect-
ively the numbers for commencing the blocks distant one, two, and three streets from the starting point on the side
designated for even numbers, and numbers 101, 201, and 'Ml, in similar manner for the opposite side of the street,
throughout its extent; so that the initial figure of the number placed on a building at any street-crossing shall Indicate
the number of main streets such street-crossing is from the starting point. Not less than twenty feet In frontage of all
vacant lots of ground shall be allowed for each number. On all cross or Intermediate streets the numbering shall com-
mence where said streets.begin, and shall conform to the plan specified In this Order."
By this new decimal system of numbering buildings, the exact location of any number Is readily ascertained; for
example, If yon want to find 62-1 Montgomery, it is on the east side of the block extending from Clay to Washington,
which is the seventh from Market— Commercial and Merchant being private streets. Again, 825 Clay Is on the ninth
block from the water front, which is the one extending from Dupont to Stockton. It must be borne in mind that one
hundred numbers are allowed on each block between principal streets.
The following streets are but partially opened, and each differ materially from the plan originally laid out, viz :
Clementina, Packer, Jessie, Minna, Natoma, Ritch, Shipley, Stevenson, and Tehama.
The territory lying west of Laurel HIU and Odd Fellows' Cemetery, and generally known as the Outside Lands, has
recently been surveyed, and is designated on the new official City and County Map as avenues and streets. Those
running north and south are named respectively from First to Forty-ninth avenues, and those running east and west,
from First avenue to the Ocean, and parallel with Point Lobos Avenue, A to W streets.
Reference Is frequently made In the Register of Names to the following, and which are located as follows: Hoadley 's
Addition, situated west of Pierce and between Geary and Washington; Horner's Addition, south and near the Mission
Dolores; Western Addition, west of Larkin; .San Miguel Ranch, southwest and near the Mission Dolores; Bemal Heights
(B. H.), south of Twenty-sixth Street, between San Bruno and San Jos6 Roads; and University Mound Tract (U. M. T.),
west of San Bruno Road, five miles from the City Hall. See, also. Prominent Places, end Street Directory.
(6) Street not opened, (c) Fractional blocks, one hundred numbers allowed for first two blocks, (d) Fronting the
bay. (e) Street ends. ( ) Street does not cross. B. H., Bemal Heights. U. M. T., University Mound Tract. S. S. F.,
South San Francigco. A blank is used where the number at the crossiBg of a street could not be ascertained.
A, bet Point Lobos av and
B fm First av W.
A. South S F bet Ship and
B fm Fifth av SW to coun-
ty line.
Ada CODrt., bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde fm O'Far-
reUN.
Ada Conrt. See Wells
Court
Adair, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth fm Howard W
to Capp
Adam, N and S s Eve bet
San Bruno Road and Call-
f=fomla av, B H
Adamii. See Seymour av
Adelaide Place, bet
Geary and I'osl fm Taylor
W.
Adele, bet Chace and
Stringham tmlslals Creek
S to Hecker
Adele AIle:»', bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Jackson
N.
Adier, fm Dupont E to
Montiroiiiery av
Adona Place, bet Ma-
son and Taylor fm Wash-
ington N.
Aeneii I^ane, bet Stock-
ton anil Dupont fmValleJo
N.
Alabama, bet Colambia
and Harrison fm Twenty-
first S to Serpentine av
Alameda, bet Channel
and El Dorado fm the bay
W to Harrison.
Alamo Siquare, bet
Scott and Stelner, Hayes
and Fulton.
Alaska, bet Water Front
and Mexico flu Water
Front S to India.
Alaska Place, bet Bay
and North Point fm Mason
W.
Aleatras Square, bet
Jefferson and N Point,
Franklin and Gough.
Alemany Avenae, bet
Dolores and Church fm
Seventeenth to Church
lane.
Alger Place, bet Harri-
son and Bryant fin First E
Alice Alley, bet Taylor
and Jones N from Post to
Lewis.
Allen, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Hyde W.
Allen, fm C'jrtland av S to
Crescent av, 8 s B H.
AlleyH Court, bet .San-
some and Montgomery fm
Greenwich N.
A 1 ni e r a , bet Leaven-
worth and Hvde fm Clay
N.
Alta, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Sansome W.
Alta Plaza, bet Scott and
Stelner, Jackson and Clay.
Amador, bet Islals and
Calaveras fm the bay to
First av.
Amazon, K s County
R(jad 5'^ miles fm City
Hall
AmlierNt, bet Princeton
and Yale fm Silver av S,
IT. M. T.
Andernon. fm California
av S to Cortland av, B H.
Andre». I"t Fifth and
Sixth fm Folsom N.
Ankeny Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush fm Powell E.
Anna, bet I'owell and Ma-
son fm Eddy N.
Annl^, bet New Mont-
gomery and Third fm Mar-
ket to Mission.
Anthony, bet First and
Second fm Mission N.
Antonio, bet Ellis and
O'Farrell fm Jones W.
Arizona, bet Colorado
and Idaho fm Water Front
S to India.
Arkannas, bet Connecli-
cut and Wisconsin fin Cen-
ter S to Tulare.
Arllnffton. fm San Jose
Road nr Charles SW to
Mateo.
Army, bet Twenty-slxlh
and Twenty-seventh fm
San Bruno Road W to
Bellevue.
Asii Avenue, bet Fulton
and McAllister fm Larkin
to Fillmore.
South Street JV. side.
I Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
;«)1 Franklin :iOO
401 Gough 400
.501 Octavla 500
601 Lagiina 600
701 Buchanan 700
AHhbnrton Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Du-
pont E.
AHlibnry, bet Masonic av
and Clayton fin Fulton S.
AlIienH, Excelsior Home-
stead .Assoriatlon
Auburn, bet Mason and
Taylor fm .Jackson to I'a-
ciflc.
AnguMt Alley, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fm Green N.
AngnAta, South S F, S of
Helena fm Silver av W to
York.
Austin, bet Pine and Bush
fm Larkin to Octavla.
South Street. Jf. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 A'an Ness avenve.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavla 500
Aztec bet Cherubuscoand
Buena Vista fin Coso av
NE, B H.
B, bet A and C fm First av
W.
B, South 8 F, from Third av
SW to county line.
Bacbe, bet Porter and
Laurel av fm Crescent av
S, BH.
Bacon, bet Burrow and
Wavland, fm .San Bruno
Road W, U. M. T.
Bagley Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton from
(I'FarrellN.
Baker, bet Broderick and
Lvon fm Halghtto Lewis.
West. Street. £. side.
1 Halght 2
101 Page 100
201 dak 200
301 Fell 300
401 Haves 400
501 Grove 500
601 Fulton 600
701 McAllister 700
ROl Golden Gate av 800
Turk
Calvary Cemetery
i:i01 Gearv 1300
1401 Post 1400
1.501 Sutter 1500
1601 Bush IflOO
CABINET WOODS m VENEERS, 133 spear st. JOHN! IGMORE
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
112
SAN FEANCISCO DIKECTORY.
1701 Pine 1700
1801 California 1800
1901 Sacramento 1900
2001 Clav 2000
2101 Washington 2100
2201 Jackson 2200
2301 Pacitlc 2300
3401 Broadway 2400
2501 Vallelo 2500
2601 Green 2600
2701 Union 2700
2801 Filbert 2800
2901 Greenwich 2900
3001 Lombard :»00
3101 Chestnut 3100
3201 Francisco :J200
SiOl Bav 3300
3401 North Point. 3400
3501 Beach , 3500
3601 Jefferson 900
3701 Tonquln 3700
(e) Lewis (e)
Baker Avenue, I'm
Railroad av E to Islals
Creek.
Balance, bet Sansome
and Montgomery fm Jack-
son to Gold.
Baldwin Conrt, bet
Fremont and First fm Fol-
Koni NE.
Baltimore Park, bet
KIdley and Fourteenth fm
Guerrero W to Dolores.
Banks, fm California av
S to Cortland av, B H.
Bannani Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Green to Union.
B artlett, bet Valencia
anil Jllsslon I'm Twenty-
first S to Serpentine av.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Twentv-tjrst 2
101 Twentv-second 100
201 TwentV-third 200
:«)1 Twenty-fourth 300
401 Twentv-tifth 400
50i Twenty-sixth 500
(e) SerpentineAvenue (e)
Bartlett, bet Warren and
Merced tni Thirtieth S to
Laldley.
Bartlett Alley, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Jackson to Pacific.
Bartol, bet Sansome and
Montgomery fm ValleJoS.
Baller.v, bet Front and
Sansome fm Market to
the Bay
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Bush.. 2
101 Pine 100
201 California €00
213 Halleck
301 Sacramento. 300
315 Commercial 312
401 Clay 400
417 Merchant, 416
501 Washington 500
Oregon 512
601 Jackson 600
701 Pacific 700
Chambers 710
801 Broadway 800
819 Flint Allev
901 Vallejo 900
1001 Green 1000
— ■ Commerce
1101 Union 1100
1201 Filbert 1200
1301 Greenwich {d)
(e) Lombard i^ej
Ba.T, bet Francisco and N
I'olnt fm Kearny to Pre-
sidio Keservatlon.
S<»Uh. Street. N. tide.
1 Kearny 2
101 Dupont 100
Midway East
201 Stockton 200
Midway West
301 Powell 300
401 Mason 400
501 Taylor 500
601 Jones 600
Montgomery av ...
701 lieavenworth 700
801 Hyde 800
901 Larkln 900
1001 Polk 1000
1101 Van Ness av 1100
1201 Franklin 1200
1301 Gough 1300
1401 Octavla 1400
1501 Laguna 1500
1601 Buchanan 1600
1701 Webster 1700
1801 Flllmnre 1800
1901 Stelner 1900
2001 Pierce 2000
2101 Scott. 2100
2201 Devisadero 2200
2:»1 Broderlck 2300
2401 Baker 2400
Bay Vie»v Place, bet
Jones and Leavenworth
fm Union N.
Bay A-renne, bet First
ami Second fm Bryant S.
Bea«Ii, bet N Point and
Jeflferson fm Dupont to
Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. xV. side,
(d) Dupont 2
(d) Stockton 100
201 Powell.. .A 200
301 Mason 300
401 Tavlor 400
501 Jones .500
601 Leaveiiworth 600
Montgomery av...
701 Hyde 700
801 Larkln 800
901 Polk 900
VanNessav
Gov't Reservation
1401 Laguna 1400
1501 Buchanan 1500
1601 Webster 1600
1701 Fillmore 1700
1801 Stelner 1800
1901 Pierce 1900
3()01 Scott 2000
2101 Devisadero 2100
2201 Broderlck 2200
2301 Baker 2300
Beacon, fm Castro SE to
Bemls, thence W to Cas-
tro.
Beale, bet Main and Fre-
mont fm Market SE to the
bay
S.W. Street. N.E.
1 Market 2
Vlscher place
101 Mission. 100
Bertha
201 Howard 200
;i01 Folsom 300
Beale place
401 Harrison ; 400
501 Bryant 500
(e) Brannan ,... (,e)
Beale Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm
Main W.
Beaver, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth fm Noe W to
Castro.
Becker Place, bet Post
and Sutter f m Taylor E.
Bedford Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Jackson N.
Beldenian, bet Devisa-
dero and Scott fm Ellis to
O'Farrell.
Belcher, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth fm Market
N
Belden, bet Montgomery
and Kearnv fm Bush to
Pin.'.
Bellair Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Chestnut to Francisco
Bellevne, W of Ellen fm
Elizabeth to Thirtieth
Bellevne Avenue, W
End H Assn.
BemiH, fm Beacon SE to
Falrmount, thence SW to
Castro.
Benton Avenue, fm
Laurel av nr Crescent av.
Berlin, bet GIrard and
Goettlugeii Ini Silver av S.
Bernadollo, bet Islals
and Schneider fm Islals
Creek ohunnel NE to Sixth
av.
Bernal, E of San Bruno
Road fm Vermont to Jla-
rengo.
Bernal, fm Sepentlne av
S to Preclta av,
Bernard, bet Pacific and
Broadway fm Taylor to
Leavenworth
South. Street. N. side.
1 Tavlor 2
101 Jones 100
(e) Leavenworth (e)
Bernlce, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Twelfth to
Thirteenth
Ber r.y, bet King and Chan-
nel SW I'm Second to
Eighth.
S.E. Street. JST.W.
1 Second 2
101 Third 100
Madden
Haggin
TevJB
Dewey
201 Fourth 200
301 Fifth 300
401 Sixth 400
501 Seventh 500
(e) Eighth (e)
Berry,bet Sutter and Bush
fm Dupont E.
Bertha, bet Mission and
Howard fm Beale W.
Billings Place, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
fm Filbert N.
Birch Avenue, bet
Grove and Fulton fm Lar-
kln W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
301 Franklin :»0
401 Gough 400
501 Octavla .500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
Blackstone Place,fm
Lombard nr Larkln N.
Blossom, bet Qulnn and
Fourteenth, fm Valencia
to Guerrero.
Bluxome, bet Brannan
and Townsend fm First
SW, and bet Brannan and
Townsend fm J^ourth SW
to Sixth
Boardman ]Place, bet
Sixth and Seventh fm
Brannan to Bryant
Bond, bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth fm Mission to
Glen Park av.
Bond, bet Church and
Sanchez fm Sixteenth to
Eighteenth.
Bone Alley, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Green N.
Bonita, bet Vallejo and
Green fm Polk to Van Ness
av
Boston Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm First
E.
Bouvbin Place, bet
Stelner and Pierce fm Ed-
dy to Ellis.
Bourbon, bet Preclta
Creek and Norman fm Or-
leans NE.
Bourn, bet Chace and
Freelon fm Kossuth S to
Hecker.
Bowdoln, bet Hamilton
and Dartmouth fm Sliver
av S, U. M. T.
Bower Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Green S.
Bowie Avenue, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Eleventh B.
Bowles Place, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
fm Howard N.
Bowman Pl.ice. S s
Bryant nr First.
Boyce, bet (^ook and Wy-
liamson fm Point Lobos
avN.
Boyd, bet Harrison and
Bryant, Seventh and
Eighth, and E and W sides
Chesle.v.
Bradf6r<1, fm Cortland
av N to California av BH.
Brady, bet Potter and
Hermann fm Market SE to
Mission,
Brad.y Place, bet Green
and Union fm Larkln E.
Brannan, bet Bryant and
Townsend SWfm Beale to
Potrero av.
S.E. Street. A". W.
1. Beale 2
101 Fremont 100
201 First 200
301 Second 300
311 Stanford
Central place
371 Thompson avenue
401 Third 400
417 Ritch 416
Zoe 430
501 Fourth 500
601 Fifth 600
701 Sixth 700
Clinton
Geneva
Boardman place ...
Brannan place
Gilbert
801 Seventh 800
Norton court
901 Eighth 900
- — Converse
1001 Ninth 1000
Brannan Place, bet
Sixth and Seventh fm
Brannan SE.
Brenham Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
(^lay to Washington.
Brewster, fm Hope SW
to California av, B H.
Brldsre, bet Leavenworth
and Hyde fm Broadway S.
Bright, nr San Miguel
Station.
Broad, W s Old San JosS
Road nr San Miguel Sta-
tion.
Broad^B Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Bush
N.
Broadway, bet Pacific
and Vallejo fm Davis W.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Davis 2
101 Front 100
201 Batterv 200
301 Sansome 300
321 Ohio
Bartol 340
401 Slontgomery 400
Rowland alley
501 Kearny 500
Plnckney 620
Montgomery av....
601 Dupont 600
Duncan court 620
701 Stockton 700
709 Virginia place
Morey allev 730
801 Powell 800
817 Scott place
901 Mason 900
921 Salmon
1001 Taylor 1000
Sweet
Florence
1101 Jones 1100
1201 Leavenworth 1200
1205 Blorse place
1213 Bridge;
i:f01 Hvde 1300
1401 Larkln 1400
Maxwell
1501 Polk 1500
IBOl Van Ness avenue .1600
1701 Franklin 1700
ISlll Gough 1800
1901 (Atavia 1900
2001 Laguna 2000
2101 Buchanan. 2100
2201 Webster 2200
2.301 Fillmore 2300
2401 Stelner 2400
2.501 I'lerce 2.500
2601 Scott 2600
2701 Devisadero 2700
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STKEET GUIDE.
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2801 Broderlck 2800
2901 Baker. 2900
Broderick. bet Bevlea-
dero and Baker fm Waller
to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Waller 2
101 Halght 100
201 Page 200
301 Oak IJOO
401 Fell 400
501 Hayes 500
601 Grove 600
701 Fulton 700
801 McAllister 800
901 Golden Gate av 900
lOOl Turk 1000
1101 Eddy 1100
1201 Kills 1200
lim O'Farrell 1300
1401 Geary 1400
Garden av
1501 Post 1500
1601 Sutter : 1600
1701 Bush 1700
1801 Phie 1800
1901 California 1900
2001 Sawamento .2000
2101 Clav 2100
2201 Washington 2200
2301 .lackson 2.300
M)l Pacific 2400
2501 Hroadwav 2500
2601 Vallejo 2600
2701 Green 2700
2801 Union 2800
2901 Filbert 2900
3001 Greenwich 3000
3101 Lombard 3100
3201 Chestnut 3200
3301 Francisco .....3300
3401 Bav 3400
3501 North Point 3500
3601 Beach 3600
3701 .Jefferson 3700
3801 Tonqutn 3800
(e) Lewis (e)
Br«derick ATenne,
bet Eleventh and Potter
fm Market S.
Brook, fm Dolores nr
Thirteenth E to San Jos6
Read.
Brooklyn Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Sacramento S.
Brooks, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Market to
Geary.
Brosnan, bet Ridley and
Fourteenth fm Valencia
to Guerrero.
Brown's Alley, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Mc-
Allister N.
Bryan Place, bet San-
Bome and Montgomery fm
Bush N.
Bryant, bet Harrison and
Brannan SW fm Spear to
Eleventh.
S.E. Street. N.W.
1 Spear 2
101 >Iain 100
2'>1 Beale 200
301 Fremont 300
401 First 400
419 Rlncon place 418
443 Stanlv place 444
501 Second 500
533 Central place
601 Third 600
615 RItch
635 Zoe
701 Fourth 700
801 Fifth 800
Fifth av
Oak Grove av
Park av
900 Sixth 900
Clinton
Garden
Jones place
Gilbert
1001 Seventli 1000
• Bowue.v
White place '.
Decatur
1101 Eighth 1100
1117 Converse
Bryant avenue 1118
1201 Ninth 1200
Dore
1301 Tenth 1300
(e) Eleventh (e)
Bryant Avenue, bet
York and Columbia fm
Twenty-first S to Serpen-
tine av.
Bryant Avenue, bet
Eighth and Ninth fm Bry-
ant NW.
Buchanan, bet Lagnna
ami Webster N fm Market
to Lewis.
W. Street. E. side.
1 Market 2
101 Kate 100
201 Waller 200
301 Halght 300
Rose avenue
401 Page 400
Lllv avenue
501 Oak 500
Hickory avenue...
601 Fell 600
Linden avenue
701 Ha.ves 700
Ivv avenue
801 Grove 800
Birch avenue
901 Fulton 900
Ash avenue
1001 McAllister 1000
Locust avenue
1101 Golden Gate av 1100
Elm avenue
1201 Turk 1200
Lauiel avenue
1301 Eddy 1300
Willow avenue
1401 Ellis 1400
olive avenue
1.501 O'Farrell 1.500
1601 Geary 1600
1701 Post 1700
1801 Sutter 1800
1901 Bush 1900
2001 Pine 2000
2101 California 2100
2201 Sacramento 2200
2301 Clav 2300
2401 Washington 2400
2.501 Jackson 2500
2601 Pacific 2600
2701 Broadway 2700
2801 Vallejo 2800
2901 Green 2900
3001 Union 3000
3101 Filbert 3100
Plxley
3201 Greenwich 3200
Moulton
3301 Lombard 3300
3401 Chestnut 3400
Lobos Square,
3601 Bav 3600
3701 North Point : 3700
3801 Beach 3800
3901 Jefferson 3900
4001 Tonquin 4000
(e) Lewis (e)
Buchanan Alley, bet
First and Second fm How-
ard to Tehama
Buena Vi^ta, fm Cort-
land av N E to Coso av.
Buena Vista Park,
bet Utah and Vermont,
Napa and Shasta.
Burchani Place, bet
Golden Gate av and Turk
fm Leavenwortli W.
Burgoyne Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
fm Pacific S.
Burritt, bet Stockton and
Powell Im Bush S.
Burrow*), bet Henry and
Bacon IniSan Mriino Road
W, U. M. T.
Burton, E of Sail Bnino
Road 4 miles fni City Hall.
BuHli, bet SiUtcr and Pine
Wtm Marketto Central av
South. Street. JS\ side.
1 Market and Front 2
101 Battery 100
201 Sansome 200
Brvan place 206
301 Montgomery 300
306 Russ alley
311 Trmltv
Belden 342
401 Kearny 400
Morse 406
407 Clara lane
433 Marv lane
501 Dupont 500
Chatham place 518
601 Stockton 600
603 Burritt
Munroe 610
615 Chelsea place
701 Powell 700
Bush-street place.. 714
tiOl Mason 800
901 Taylor 900
1001 .Jones ; 1000
1101 Leavenworth 1100
1201 Hvde 1200
Edward
1301 Larkin 1300
1401 Polk 140O
1501 Van Ness avenue..l500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavia 1800
1901 Laguna 1900
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2301 Steiner 2300
2401 I'lerce 2400
2,501 Scott 2500
2601 Devlsadero 2600
2701 Broderlck 2700
2801 Baker 2800
2901 Lyon 2900
(e) Central avenue (e)
Bush -St Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm
Bush N.
Butler, fm California av
8 to Cortland av, B H.
Butte,bet Solano andNopa
fm the bay W to Harrison
Bying^ton, bet Ellis and
O'Farrell fm Webster to
Steiner.
Byrne, fm Islals Creek S
E to Baker av.
Byron, fm Montcalm S to
Hope, B H.
Byron, San Miguel, W
End Map No 2.
C, South S F, fm Front av
SW to counfv line.
€, bet B and D fm First av
West
Cabot, bet Sanioset and
Star SE fm California av
to Franconia av, B H.
Cadell Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Union N.
Cadtvallader, E of San
Bruno Road 4 miles from
City Hall.
Calaveras, bot Amador
and Mendocino fm the bay
W to First av.
Calhoun, bet Sansome
and Montgomery fm Green
to Alta.
California, bet Pineand
Sacramento W fm Market
South. Street. N. side.
I Market & Drumm 2
101 Davis 100
201 Front 200
301 Battery 300
401 Sansome 400
421 Leidesdorfl 424
501 Montgomery 500
531 Spring
Webb 532
601 Kearny 600
625 St Marv's place
6«7 gulncy
701 Dupont 700
Selina place: 716
725 Grace terrate - —
801 Stockton 800
Ellck lane
Pratt place 812
821 Prospect place 820
■ Miles court 832
901 I'owell 900
Gustavus 920
1001 Mason 1000
Cushman 1016
1101 Taylor 1100
1201 Jones 1200
Highland Terrace..
1301 Leavenworth 1300
Helen place
1401 Hyfle 1400
1501 Larkin 1600
1601
Polk
.1600
1701
Van Ness avenue
.1700
1801
Franklin
.1800
liKII
Gough
.1900
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Octavia
.2000
2101
Laguna
,21«)
2201
Buchanan
,2200
2;«)I
Webster
2,sno
Middle
2401
Fillmore
.2400
2501
Steiner
.2500
2601
Pierce
,2600
2701
Scott
2700
2801
Devlsadero
..2800
2!K)1
Broderlck
.2900
8001
Baker;
..;«X)0
3101
3100
3201
Central avenue...
..1200
3301
Walnut
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3401
3400
3.501
Locust
..3500
3601
Spruce
Maple
:«i(X)
3701
..3700
mn
Cherry
..mm
3901
First av
.3900
California Avenue,
E of San Josg Road and W
of San 15runo Road, B H.
Can»bridge,bet Yale and
Oxford fm Silver av S, U.
M. T.
Caniille Place, bet
TaylorandJonesfmWash-
Ington N.
Cauii>, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth I'm Guerrero
E.
Campbell, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth fm Dolo-
res E.
Capitol, W of Old San
Jos6 Road nr San Miguel
Station.
Capp, bet Mission and
Howard fm Fifteenth S
to Serpentine av.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Fifteenth 2
Adair
101 Sixteenth 100
201 Seventeenth 200
301 Eighteenth 300
401 Nineteenth 400
501 Twentieth 500
601 Twenty-flrst 600
7ul Twenty-second 700
801 Twenty-third 800
901 Twenty -fourth 900
1001 Twentv-flfth 1000
1101 Twenty-sixth 1100
(e) Serpentine avenue (e)
Card Alley, bet Vallejo
and Green fm Stockton W.
Carl, bet Frederick and
Sullivan fm Clayton W.
CarlOstPlace.bet Powell
and IMason fm O'Farrell 8.
Carolina, bet Wisconsin
and De Haro fm Eighth S
to Napoleon.
Caroline, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Folsom SE.
Caroliue. bet Ninth and
Tenth fm Howard S.
Caroline Place, bet
Jackson and I'aclflc fm
Powell E.
Carr Place, bet Mason
and Taylor fm Chestnuts.
Carver, fm California av
S to I'owhattan, B H.
Case. \Vs San Bruno Road
4 mlli-s fm City Hall.
Castro, hot Noe and Dia-
mond Im Ridley S,
Cedar, bet Davis and
Front Im Clay to Wash-
ington.
Cedar Alley, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
fm Dolores W.
Cedar Avenue, bet
Gcarj' and Post fm Larkin
to Laguna.
i^outh. Street. If. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness av 200
301 Franklin 300
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401 Gough 400
501 Octavla 500
Cedar l.ane, bet Seven-
teoiitli anfl Eighteenth fm
Mission to Valencia.
Cemetery Avenue (see
Central av)
Center, bet El Dorado and
Santa Clara fm the bay W
to Harrison.
C!entral, nr San Miguel
Station. ^
Central ATenne, bet
Lyon and Walnut fm
Geary N to Presidio Reser-
vation.
Central Place, bet
Kearny and DuDont fm
Pine S.
Central Place, bet Sec-
ond and Third I'm Bryant
to 15 ran nan.
C entral Road, fm Mc-
Allister SWto Ocean View
House.
Centre, bet Second and
Third fm Bryant SE to
South Park
Cliace, fm Islais Creek S
to Uecker.
diamber!*, bet Pacific
and Broadway fm Davis to
Battery.
Chambers Alley, bet
Powell and Mason fm
Greenwich to Lombard.
Channel, bet Berry and
Hooper SW fm the bay to
Eighth.
Channel, W s San Bruno
Road 4 miles fm City Hal!.
Chapultepec, fm Cort-
land av NE to Coso av.
Charity, tni Cadwailader
MW to Islais Creek.
Ch a r 1 e B, bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde fm Gol-
den Gate av N.
Charles, S of Fairmount
fm San Jos6 Road NW to
Chenery.
Charles Plaee,bet First
and Second fm Harrison to
Essex pi.
Chase, bet Williamson and
Merrifleld fm Point Lobos
av N.
Chatham Place, bet
Dupout and Stockton fm
Bush N.
Chattanoogra, bet Dolo-
res and Church fm Twen-
ty-Urst S to Twenty-fourth
Chelsea Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Bush S.
Chenery, S s Thirtieth S
to Randall, thence SW to
Castro.
Cherry, bet Maple and
First av fm California N.
Chernbusco, fm Cort-
land av NE to Coso av.
Chenley, bet Seventh and
Eii;hth Im Harrison SE.
ChcMtnnt, bet Lombard
and Franci«co W fm San-
some to Presidio Reserva-
tion.
iSouth. Street. JV. sUle.
Sansome 2
Montgomery
Webster
Kearny lOo
Dupont 200
Bellair place 224
Stockton 300
Chestnut alley
I'owell 400
Mason 500
Newell
Montgomery av...
Taylor 600
(c)
101
201
301
401
601
601
701 Jones..
700
801 Lcavenwortn 800
901 Hyde 900
1001 Larkln 1000
1101 Polk 1100
1201 Van Ness avenue. 1200
1301 Franklin KJOO
1401 Gough 1400
ISO! Octavla i,500
1801 Laguna. 1600
1701 Buchanan 1700
1801 Webster 1800
1901 Fillmore 1900
2001 Steiner 2000
2101 Pierce 2100
2201 Scott 2200
2301 Devlsadero 2300
2401 Broderlck 2400
2.501 Baker 2.500
Chestnnt Alley, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Chestnut N.
China, NW b Dry Dock
Basin to Water Front.
Church, bet Dolores and
Sanchez fm Ridley S to
Thirtieth.
Church I.iane, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth fm
Dolores W to Church.
Church Place, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
fm Dupont W.
City Hall Avenue, fm
Market opp Eighth to Park
av.
Clairville Place. See
Graham Place.
Clara, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Ritch to
Si.\th.
Clara Avenue, Vf of
Douglass fm Eighteenth N
Clara I<ane, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Sutter to
Bush.
Clarence Place, bet
Second and Third fm
Townsend N W.
Clark, bet Jackson and
I'acific fm Druram to
Front.
Clay, bet Sacramento and
Washington W fm East.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 East. 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis.. „ 200
Cedar 212
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome.. .500
527 Leidesdorff
601 Montgomery 600
701 Kearny 700
Brenham place 750
801 Dupont 800
813 Waverlv place 814
Spofford 828
901 Stockton 900
Clay avenue 916
917 Prospect place
1001 Powell 1000
1015 Tay
Wetmore place 1016
1101 Mason 1100
Verba Buena 1115
1201 Taylor 1200
1301 Jones 1300
Priest
• Reed
1401 Leavenworth 1400
1501 Hyde 1500
Torrens court
1601 Larkin 1600
1701 Polk 1700
1801 Van Ness avenue.1800
1901 Franklin 1900
3001 Gough 2000
Lafayette Park
2201 Laguna 2200
2301 Buchanan 2300
2401 Webster 2400
2501 Fillmore 2500
2001 Steiner 2600
2701 Pierce 2700
2801 Scott 2800
2901 Devlsadero 2900
3<i01 Broderlck 3000
3101 Baker .3100
3201 Lyon .3200
3301 Central avenue 3300
:m01 Walnut aioo
3501 Laurel 350O
;i601 Locust 3600
3701 Spruce 3700
3801 jfaple 3>m
3901 Cherry 3900
(e) First avenue (e)
Clay Avenue, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Clay N
Clayton, bet Ashbury and
Cole fm Fulton S.
Cleaveland, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Seventh
to Columbia Square.
Clement, bet California
and Point Lobos av fm
First av W.
Clement Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton Im
Green S.
Clementina, bet How-
ard and Folsom fm First
SW.
South. Street. A\ side.
1 First 2
(6) Second (b)
(6) Third (6)
301 Fourth 300
401 Fifth 400
(6) Sixth (w
(b) Seventh (b)
701 Eighth 700
{bj Ninth (b)
Clinton, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Bryant to SE
of Brannan.
Clinton Park, bet Rid-
ley and Fourteenth fm
Guerrero W.
Clipper, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth fm Old
San Jose Road W to Doug-
lass
Codman Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm
Washington S.
Cohen Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm El-
lis S.
Cohn Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Jackson S.
Cole, W of Clayton S fin
Fulton to Carl.
College, bet Dartmouth
and University fm Sliver
avS, U. M.T.
College Place, bet Lar-
kin and Polk fm Hayes N.
Collins, bet Wood and
Ferrie fm Point Lobos av
N.
Colorado, bet Mexico
and Arizona fm Water
Front S to India
Colton, bet Market and
Mission fm Brady E.
Columbia, bet Nlne-
teeuth and Twentieth fm
Valencia W.
Columbia, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Folsom to
Harrison
Columbia, bet Florida
and Harrison fm Mission
Creek S to Twenty-tirst,
thence E to Florida,
thence S to Serpentine av.
Columbia Place, S s
Preclta av S to California
av, B H.
Columbia Place, bet
Brannan and Bryant fm
Boardman Place W.
Columbia Square, bet
Folsom and Harrison,
Sherman and Columbia
Colusa, bet Yolo and
Marin fm the bay W to
Nebraska
Commerce, bet Green
and Union fm the bay to
Battery
Commercial, bet Sac-
ramento and Clay fm East
to Dupont
SmUh. Street. N. side.
1 East 2
101 Drumm „ 100
201 Davis 200
301 Front. 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome 500
525 Leidesdorff. 524
601 Montgomery „ 600
701 Kearny 700
(e) Dupont («)
Conedon, nr Junction
San Bnmo Koad and Sil-
ver av.
Connecticut, bet Mis-
souri and Arkansas fm
Center S to Tulare.
Converse, bet Eighth
and Ninth fm Bryant S.
Cook, bet Ferrie and
Boyce fm Point Lobos av
Cooper's Alley, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Jackson S.
Cortez, fm California av
bet Montcalm and Samo-
set E to Franconia av.
Cortland Avenue, fm
San Jose Road nr Thirti-
eth E to San Bruno Road.
Coso A venue, fm North
av NW to California av.
Cottage Place, bet
Geary and Post fm Jones
E.
Cottage Place, bet Clay
and Washington fm Tay-
lor W.
County Road or San
Jose Road, fm termi-
nation of Mission SW to
County Line.
Creek liane, bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth fm
Howard to Folsom
Crescent Avenue, fm
San Jose Road nr St Ma-
ry's College E to San Bru-
no Road.
Crocker, S s Stevenson
av bet Brady and Hermann
Cronogue Avenue.
bet Guerrero and Dolores
fm Twenty-second S.
Crook, bet Third and
Fourth fm Townsend
NW.
Cross, San Miguel, WEnd
Map No 1.
Cushman, bet Mason
and Taylor fm California
to Sacramento.
Custom House Place,
bet Battery and Sansome
fm Washington to Jack-
son.
». bet C and Golden Gate
Park fm First av W.
», South S F, fm Water
Front SW to county Jlne.
Dakotah, fm Water
Fronts to India.
Dale Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Golden Gate av S.
Dame, bet Chenery and
Whitney S s Thirtieth to
Randall.
Darlnionth, bet Bow-
doin and College fm Sliver
av S, U. M. T.
Davis, bet Drumm and
Front N fm Market to
Vallejo.
West. Street. E. side,
1 Market and Pine.. 2
101 California 100
109 William place
201 Sacramento 200
215 Commercial 214
301 Clay 300
(d) Merchant (d)
401 Washington 400
411 Oregon 410
501 Jackson 500
513 Clark 514
601 Pacific (d)
619 Chambers (d)
701 Broadway ?d)
(e) Vallelo («)
Dawson Place, bet Sac-
ramento and Clay fm
Mason E. ■
Day, bet Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth fm Old San
Jos6 Road W to Bellevue.
Day, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth fm Dolores E.
De Room, bet Bryant
and Brannan fm Second
NE.
DeHaro,bct Carolina and
Rhode Island fm Eighth S
to Preclta Creek.
DeKalb, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av.
Decatur, S s Crescent av
W of Porter.
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41 Market Street, comer Spear.
STREET GUIDE.
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I>e«atar, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Bryant to
Brannan.
Delaware, bet Massa-
chusetts and Maryland fm
Solano S to First av
Delaware ATenae,
E s Did San Jose Road and
N s Ocean House Koad S
to San Miguel
Delaware t'onrt. bet
Powell and Mason tin
Sutter N.
Delgado Place, bet
Green and Union fm
Hvde E.
Delta Place, E s Mason
bet Sutter and Bush
Dent Place, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Jack-
sun N.
Devisadero, bet Scott
and Broderick N fm Bid-
ley to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Ridley 2
101 Waller 100
201 Haight 200
301 Page 300
401 Oak 400
501 Fell 500
601 Hayes 600
7iil Grove 700
801 Fulton 800
901 McAllister 900
1001 Golden Gate av 1000
1101 Turk 1100
1201 Eddy 1200
1301 Ellis 1300
1401 O'Farrell 1400
1501 Geary 1500
1601 Post 1600
1701 Sutter 1700
1801 Bush 1800
1901 Pine liKK)
2001 California 2000
2101 Sacramento 2100
2201 Clav 2200
2301 Washington 2300
3401 Jackson 2400
2501 Pacific 2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
2801 Green 2800
2901 Union 2900
3001 Filbert 3000
3101 Greenwich 3100
3201 Lombard 3200
3;J0L Chestnut 3;«X)
3401 Francisco 3400
3501 Bay 3500
3601 NorthPoint 3600
3701 Beach 3700
3801 Jefferson 380(1
3901 Tonquin 3900
ie) Lewis (e,i
Devrees. E of San Bruno
Koad 3 miles fm City Hall.
Dewey, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berry.
Dexter, bet Spear and
Main fm Howards.
Diamond, bet Castro and
Douslass fm Seventeenth
Sto Thirtieth.
Diamond, Ylsitaclon
Vallev.
Dickerson, E s San Bru-
no Road, 2't miles fm City
Hall.
Dikenian Place, bet
Ellis and O'Farrell fm Ma-
son W.
Dock, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Battery E.
Dock, South ST, bet Tevis
and Ship fm Fltth av SW
to county line.
Dodi^e, bet Hyde and
Larkin fm Turk S.
I>olores,bet Guerrero and
Church fm Markets to Old
San Job6 Road.
East. Street. W. iide.
501
801
701
801
901
1201
1301
1501
1601
Market 2
Baltimore Park....
Fourteenth 100
Fifteenth 200
Wells avenue
Sixteenth 300
Church lane
Campbell
Seventeenth 400
Railroad avenue...
Borland
Ekhteenth 500
Nineteenth 600
Columbia
Twentieth 700
Liberty
Twenty-first 800
_,- Twenty-second 900
1001 Twenty-third 1000
1101 Twenty-fourth 1100
Twent.v-flfth'."."."!!.'l200
Clipper
Twenty-sixth 1300
Army
1401 Twenty-seventh. ..1400
Duncan
Twenty-eighth 1500
Valley
Twenty-ninth 1600
Day
Thirtieth
Dora (now Langtonj
Dore, bet Ninth and
Tenth fm Harrison to
Brannan.
Dore Alley, bet Powell
and Masdn fm Jackson S.
Dorland, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
E of Dolores W to San-
chez.
Douglas Place, bet
Harrison and B'olsom fm
Beale E.
Douglass, bet Diamond
and Ellen fm Seventeenth
S to Thirtieth.
Dow Place, het Folsom
and Harrison fm Second
SW to Hawthorne.
Downey, bet Seventh and
Eighth f m Bryant S.
Drnmni, bet East and
Davis N fm Market to Pa-
cific.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Cal'a.. 2
101 Sacramento 100
115 Commercial 116
201 Clay 200
Merchant 214
Washington 300
Oregon
Jackson 400
409 Clark
(e) Pacific (e)
Drnry I^ancbet Folsom
and Harrison fm Seventh
to Langton
Dry, or Junction, W s
Old San Jos6 Road bet
Twenty-ninth and Thir-
tieth \V to Bellevue.
Duane, bet Lombard and
Chestnut fm Jones W.
Dnmcoinbe Alley.
bet Kearny and Dupont
fm Jackson N.
Dunbar Alley, bet
Montgomery and Kearny
fm Merchant to Washing-
ton.
Duncan, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-
eighth fm Old San Jos6
Road W to Belle vuc.
Duncan Court, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Broadway N.
Dunn Alley, bet Broad-
way and Vallejo fm Kear-
nv E.
Dupont, bet Kearny and
Stockton N fm Market to
Beach.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market ACFarreU 2
101 G«ary 100
111 Morton HO
201 Post 200
Ashburton place... 208
213 Stockton place
219 MlUs place
301 Sutter 300
Berry 312
313 Harlan place - —
401 Bush 400
501 Pine 500
505 Virginia place
601 California 600
Dupont place
701
(&)
301
401
101
201
301
401
501
601
ie)
Sacramento 700
Commercial 714
801 Clay 800
901 Washington 900
923 Hall Court
1001 Jackson 1000
1021 Suillyan alley
1101 Pacific 1100
Dupont alley 1126
1201 Broadway 1200
Montgomery av....
Hinckley
1301 Vallejo 1300
1401 Green 1400
1501 Union 1500
Nobill alley 1506
1601 Filbert 1600
Gerke alley 1618
1701 Greenwich 1700
1709 Church place
1801 Lombard 1800
1901 Chestnut 1900
Pfeiffer
2001 Francisco 2000
2101 Bav 2100
2201 North Point 2200
(e) Beach (e)
Dupont Alley, bet Pa-
cific and Broadway fm
Dupont E to Montgom-
ery av
Dupont Place. See
Mansion House Place.
Dwight, bet Woolsey and
Oimstead fm San Bruno
Road W,U.M. T.
E, South S F, fm First av S
W to county line.
East, fm Folsom NW to
Pacific, fronting the bay.
West. Street. E. nde.
1 Folsom (d)
Howard ,. (rf)
Mission (d)
Market (rt)
Clay id)
Merchant (d)
AVashington (d)
Jackson (d)
Pacific (e)
Ecker, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Market SE.
Eddy, bet Turk and Ellis
W fm iunction Powell and
Market.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Market and Powell 2
Anna lane 14
27 Eddy place
101 Mason 100
Taylor 200
Jones 300
Leavenworth 400
Hyde 50ii
Larkin 600
Polk 700
Van Ness avenue. 800
Franklin 900
Gough _ 1000
(tctavia 1100
Laguua 1200
Buchanan 1300
Webster 1400
Fillmore 1500
Steiner 1600
Pierce 1700
Farren avenue
Scott 1800
Devisadero 1900
Broderick 2000
St. Joseph's av; (e)
Eddy Place, bet Jlason
and Market fm Eddy
Edinburgh, Excelsior
Homestead Association.
Edward, bet Hyde and
Larkin fm Bush N.
Eighteenth, bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth fm
Harrison W to Douglass
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Harrison 2
101 Folsom „ 100
Shotwell 118
Howard 200
Capp „ 218
Mission 300
Jessie
Stevenson
Valencia 400
Guerrero 500
Dolores 600
Church 700
201
301
401
.501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
i:joi
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
(e).
119
201
219
301
401
501
601
701
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 900
1001 Castro 1000
1101 Diamond 1100
1201 Douglass 1200
Eighteenth Avenue,
South S F, from Islais
Creek to Water Front.
Eighteenth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservatiou S.
Eighth, bet Seventh and
Ninth fm Market SE to
Center.
East Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
101 Mis.>ion 100
115 Minna 114
Natoma,
201 Howard 200
205 Nunan's alley.
(6) Tehama
Clementina
301 Folsom 300
- — Shipley
Heron
401 Harrison 400
501 Brvant 500
601 Brannan 600
Townsend
Eighth Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
0.
Eighth Avenue, South
S F, fm Islais Creek to
Water Front.
El Dorado, bet Alameda
and Ceuter fm the bav to
Sixth and fm Eighth to
Harrison.
Eleventh, bet Tenth and
Twelfth fm Market SE to
Brs'ant.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market , 2
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
Bowie avenue - — -
Henrietta square..
301 Folsom 300
401 Harrison : 400
(e) Bryant (e)
Eleventh Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
S.
Eleventh Avenue,
South S F, fm Islais Creek
to Water Front.
Elgin Park Avenne,
S s Market bet Valencia
and Guerrero.
Eliza,het Taylorand Jones
fm Union X.
Eliza Place, bet Taylor
and Jones fm Washington
N.
Elizabeth, bet Twenty-
third and "Twenty-fourth
fm San Jos6 av W.
Elizabeth, bet Third and
Fourtb fm Folsom SE to
Louisa.
Elk, fm CadwaUader N to
Islais Creek
Ellen, bet Douglass and
Bellevue fm Elizabeth S
to Thirtieth
iBllen, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Harrison S.
ElMck Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Pa-
cific N.
Ellick Eane, bet Stock-
ton and Powell f m Califor-
nia N.
Elliot Park, bet Geary
and O'Farrell fm Steiner
W.
Ellis, bet Eddv and O'Far-
rell W fm Junction Stock-
ton and Market
SotUh. Street. A', side.
1
101
111
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
Market A Stockton 2
Powell 100
Anna.
Mason 200
Taylor 300
Jones. 400
Leavenworth 500
Hvde 600
Laikln 700
Polk 800
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOEY.
901 Van Ness avenne„ 900
1001 Franklin 1000
1101 Gough 1100
1201 Octavla 1200
1301 Laguna 1300
1401 Buchanan 1400
HoUis
1501 Webster 1500
Folger
1601 Fillmore 1600
1701 Stelner 1700
Bourbln place
1801 Pierce 1800
Farren avenue
1901 Scott 1900
Beldeman
2001 Devlsadero 2000
2101 Broderick 2100
(e) St. Joseph's av (e)
£IIf)WOrth, tm Calltornia
av S to Cortland av, B. H.
Elm Avenue, bet Gol-
den Gate av and Turk fm
Larkin \V.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
301 Franklin 300
(W Gough (6;
Jefferson Square...
£ninia, bet Bush and
Pine fm Stockton E.
Kmnia, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles fm City Hall.
K ui ui a Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Chestnuts.
Emmet Place, bet Cal-
ifornia and Sacramento f m
Stockton W.
Erie, bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth fm Mission to
Howard
Esmeralda Avenue,
fm North av NW to Cali-
fornia av
Essex, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Folsom to Harrison
Essex Place.bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Essex W
to Charles pi.
Estefana.junction Keek-
er and Stringham SW to
Islals Creek
Eugenia, bet Josephine
and Wood fm Point Lobos
av N.
Eureka, bet Diamond
and Douglass fm Seven-
teenth S to Twent.v-third.
Eureka, S of West Eldo-
rado fm Sixth to Center.
Eureka Place, bet
Bush and Pine fm Larkin
E.
Eve, W s San Bruno Koad
\V to California av, B H
Everett, bet Mission and
Howard fm Third to
Fourth.
E»er Place, bet Sacra-
mento and Cla.v fm Mason
W.
F, South S F, fm Third av
8W to conniy line.
Fair Avenue, fm Cali-
fornia av W to San Jos6
Koad.
Fair Oaks, bet Guerrero
and Dolores fm Eigh-
teenth to Nineteenth and
fm Twenty -first to Twen-
ty-fourth
Falrinount, S ol Kan-
dall fill San Jose Koad W
to l-.elllls
Faith, fm California av N
W to Brewster, B H
Falcon Place, bet
Broadway and Vallejo ftn
Taylor E.
Farren Avenue, bet
■ Scott and Pierce fm Eddy
N.
Fell, bet Oak and Hayes \V
fm Junction Polk and Mar-
ket.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market and Polk .. 2
101 Van Ness ovenue . 100
201 Franklm 200
301 Gongh 300
401 uctavla 400
501 Laguna 500
601 Buchanan, 600
701 Webster 700
801 Fillmore 800
901 Steiner 900
1001 Pierce 1000
1101 Scott 1100
1201 Devlsadero 1200
i;»l Broderick 1300
1401 Baker 1400
1501 Lyon 1500
1601 Lott 1600
1701 Masonic avenue.. .1700
1801 Afihburv. ISOO
1901 Clayton 1900
2001 Cole 2O0O
2101 Shrader 2100
(e) Stanyan (e)
Fella Place, bet Bush
and Pine fm Powell E.
Fern Avenue, bet Sutter
and Bush fm Larkin to La-
guna.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavla 500
601 Laguna 600
Ferrie, bet Collins and
Cook fm Point Lobos av N.
Fifteentli, bet Four-
teenth and Sixteenth fm
Harrison W to Castro.
South Street. JV. side.
1 Harrison 2
101 Folsom ...„ 100
Shotwell
201 Howard 200
Natoma
217 Capp
Minna
301 Mission 300
First avenue
401 A^alencla 400
501 Guerrero 500
601 Dolores 600
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 900
1001 Castro 1000
Fifteentli Avenue,
South S F,fm Islais Creek
to Water Front
Fifteenth Avenue,lm
Presidio Reservation S to
W
Fifth, bet Fourth and
Sixth fm Market SE to the
bay.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
(6) Stevenson 14
Mint av 22
33 Jessie (6)
101 Mission 100
107 Minna 106
125 Natoma 124
201 Howard 200
211 Tehama 210
227 Clementina 226
:«1 Folsom 300
317 Shipley 316
329 Clara 328
401 Harrison 400
Perry
501 Bryant 500
Tllford
601 Brannan 600
Bluxome
701 Townseud 700
Jewett - —
King
801 Berry 800
Channel....:
Hooper
Irwin
Huhbell
South
Fifth Avenue, South S
F, fm Islais to Water
Front
Fifth Avenue, fni Pre-
si<ilo Reservation south to
K.
Fifth Avenue, bet Fifth
and Sixth fm Harrison S.
Filbert, bet Union and
Greenwich W fm Front to
Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. If. side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery 100
201 Sansome 200
BilllugB place
Norton place
301 Montgomery 300
401 Kearnj- 400
407 Filbert place
417 Varennes ■ —
427 Grand place
501 Dupont 500
. Medan place 504
515 Jasper place
601 Stockton 600
701 Powell 700
Gaven 706
Montgomery a v....
Scotland 724
801 Mason 800
901 Taylor 900
Boach
1001 Jones 1000
1101 Leavenworth 1100
Randall place
1201 Hvde 1200
1301 Larkin 1300
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue..l500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavia 1800
1901 Laguna 1900
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2301 Steiner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
2501 Scott 2500
2601 Devlsadero 2600
2701 Broderick. 2700
2801 Baker 2800
Filbert Place,bet Kear-
ny and Dupont fm Union
to Filbert.
Fillmore, bet Webster
and Steiner N fm Ridley to
Lewis.
South. Street. E. side.
1 Ridley 2
101 Kate 100
- — Germania
201 Waller 200
m\ Halght 300
401 Page 400
501 Oak 5011
601 Fell 600
701 Hayes 700
801 Grove 800
901 Fulton 900
1(»1 McAllister 1000
1101 Golden Gate av 1100
1201 Turk 1200
i:Wl Eddy 1300
1401 Ellis 1400
Bvington
1501 O'Farrell 1500
IfiOl Geary 1600
1701 Post 1700
1801 Sutter 1800
1901 Bush 1900
Wlldev
2001 Pine 2000
2101 California 2100
2201 Sacramento 2200
2:«)l Clay 2300
2401 Washington 2400
2,501 Jacksoa 2500
2601 Pacific 2600
2701 Broadway 2700
2801 Vallejo 2800
■2'.m Green 2900
3001 Union 3000
3101 Filbert 3100
Plxley
3201 Greenwich 3200
Moulton
xm Lombard 3300
:M01 Chestnut 3400
3501 Francisco 3500
3601 Bay 3600
3701 NorthPoint 3700
;!801 Beach 3800
3901 Jefl'crson 3900
40O1 Tonquin „ 4000
(e) Lewis (e)
First, bet Fremont and
Second fm Market SE to
the bay.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson 22
Jessie 46
Lick alley _ 56
101 Mission 100
Minna 118
• Natoma 146
Melius
201 Howard 200
.Tehama 220
223 Tehama place
Clementina 248
301 Folsom 300
Guy place 318
Boston place 320
Laurel place 3S0
401 Harrison 400
Goodsell place
Simpson place 416
Alger place
501 B»yant 500
Frederick 520
601 Brannan 600
Blusome East
(e) Townsend (e)
First Avenue, bet Mis-
sion and Valencia fm
Fourteenth to Si.Kteenth.
First Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to J.
First Avenue, South S
F, fm Islais to China.
Flint Alle.v. bet Broad-
way and Vallejo fm Bat-
tery W.
Floral Grove, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Market N to Cleary
Florence, bet Taylor and
Jones fm Broadway to
Vallejo.
Florida, bet York and
Columbia fm Mission
Creek S to Twenty-first.
Folger, bet Webster and
Fiifmore fm Ellis S.
Folsom, bet Howard and
Harrison SW from East to
Thirteenth thence S.
S.E. Street. ^\W.side.
1 East 2
(<-) Steuart „ (c)
101 Spear 100
201 Main 200
301 Beale 300
315 Zoe place
401 Fremont 400
Baldwin court 408
409 Grant place
501 First 500
Ecker
543 Essex
601 Second 600
633 Hawthorne
649 Hampton place
701 Third. 700
717 Bitch
761 Haywood
801 Fourth 800
ij27 Miller place „
901 Fifth 900
929 Willow
1001 Sixth 1000
1011 Caroline
Harriet 1016
1019 Columbia — —
Russ 1028
10.39 Sherman
Moss 1042
1101 Seventh 1100
1113 Langton 1114
1127 Harrison avenue...
• Rausch 1130
1145 Folsom avenue
1201 Eighth 1200
1301 Ninth 1300
1401 Tenth .♦. 1400
1417 Juniper
1501 Eleventh 1500
Nevada.
1601 Twelfth 1600
1701 Thirteenth 1700
Erie
1801 Fourteenth 1800
1901 Fifteenth 1900
2001 Sixteenth 2000
2101 Seventeenth 2100
2201 Eighteenth 2'200
2301 Nineteenth. ...„....2aK1
2401 Twentieth 24W
2.T01 Twenty-first 2500
2601 Twenty-second. ...2600
2701 Twenty-third 2700
2801 Twenty-fourth 2800
2901 Twenty-fifth 2900
;»01 Twentv-sixth 3000
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STREET GUIDE.
117
FolBom Avenne, bet
Seventh anj KIghtb fm
Folsom SE.
Ford, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth fm Sanchez W
to Castro.
Fortietli Avenue,
South S F, fm E, south to
county line.
Fortieth Avenue, fm
City OnioliTv 8.
Forty-eishth Avenue
fm CHv Cemetery S.
Fort.T-nnit Avenue,
fm Cltv Cemetery S.
Forty-fifth Avenue,
South S F, fm west of F,
south to county line.
Fort.y-first Avenne,
fm City Cemetery S.
Forty-tirst Avenue,
South S F, fm west of E,
south to county line.
Forty - fourth Ave-
nue, fm City Cemetery S.
Fo rty-fonrth Av-
enne, South S F, fm-west
of F, south to county line.
Forty-ninth Avenne,
fm B, south to J.
Forty-seeond Av-
enne, fm City Cemetery
S.
Forty -second Av-
enue, South S F, fm west
of E, south to county line.
Forty-seventh Ave-
nne, fm City Cemetery
S.
Forty-sixth Avenue,
fm City Cemetery S.
Forty-third Avenne,
fm City Cemetery S.
Fort.y-third Avenne,
South SF, fm west of F,
south to county line.
Fountain, bet Ellen and
Bellevue fm Twenty-
fourth to Twentv-slxth
Fourteenth, bet Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth fin
Harrison W to Castro.
South. Street. ^V. side.
1 Harrison 2
101 Folsom 100
Shotwell
201 Howard 200
Natoma
Minna
301 Mission _ 300
First avenue
401 Valencia 400
501 Guerrero 500
601 Dolores 600
Market
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 900
1001 Castro 1000
Fourteenth Avenue,
South S F, fm IsIalB Creek
to Water Front.
Fourteenth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation
south to V.
Fourth, bet Third and
Fifth Jm Market SE to the
bay.
-Bast. Street. W. side.
I Market 2
21 Stevenson
31 Jessie .•»
101 Mission 100
117 Minna 116
133 Everett
201 Howard 200
219 Tehama 218
243 Clementina 242
301 Folsom 300
317 Louisa 316
3.33 Clara 3;}2
401 Harrison 400
418 Perry 416
431 Silver
501 Bryant 500
52;j Welsh
6.37 Freelon
601 Brannan 600
Bluxome 620
701 Townsend 700
Jewett
King
801 Berry 800
Channel
Hoop.r
Irwin
Hubbell
Fourth PlfM!e,bet Hyde
and Larkin fm Pacific S
Fourth Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
K.
Fourth Avenne, South
S F, fm Islals to Dry
Dock.
Francisco, bet Chestnut
and Bay W fm Montgom-
ery to Presidio Reserva-
tion
Soicth. Street. JV. side.
1 Montgomery 2
Webster
Kearny (c)
Dupont 100
Midway East
Bellair place
Stockton 200
Midway West
Powell .300
Mason 400
Taylor 500
Montgomery av....
Jones 600
Leavenworth 700
Hyde x 800
Larkin flOO
Polk 1000
Van Ness avenue..llOO
Franklin 1200
Gough 1300
Octavia 1400
Laguna
Lobos Square
Webster 1700
Fillmore 1800
Stelner 1900
Pierce 2000
Scott 2100
Devisadero 2200
Broderick 2300
Baker 2400
Franconia Avenue,
fm Hope SW to California
av, BH
Franli Place, Det Pine
and California fm Mason W
Franlclin, bet Van Ness
av and Gough N fm Mar-
ket to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side
(c)
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
UOl
1201
i;»i
1401
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
1401
1501
1507
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2:101
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
Market and Page.
Lily avenue
Oak 100
Hickory avenue....
Fell 200
Linden avenne
Hayes 300
Ivy avenue
Grove 400
Birch avenue
Fulton 500
Ash avenue
McAllister 600
Locust avenue
Golden Gate av 700
Elm avenue
Turk 800
Laurel avenue
Eddy 900
Willow avenue
Ellis 1000
Olive avenue
O'FarreU 1100
Myrtle avenue
Geary 1200
Cedar avenue
Post 1300
Walnut avenue
Sutter 1400
Fern avenue
Bush '. 1500
Austin 1508
Pine 1600
California 1700
Sacramento 1800
Clay 1!KX)
Washington 2000
Jackson 2100
Pncilic 2200
Broadway 2300
Vallejo 2400
Green 2500
Union 2600
Filbert 2700
Greenwich 2800
Lombard 2900
;«01 Chestnut 3000
3101 Francisco 3100"
Bay
Gov't Reservation
(e) Lewis (e)
Franlilin Square, bet
Santa Clara and Center,
York and .lersey.
FredericU, bet Bryant
and Brannan fm Firsts W.
Fredericli, bet Carl {md
Waller fm Masonic av W.
Freelon, bet Bourne and
(Jrsenius fm Byrne S to
Salome
Freelon, bet Bryant and
Brannan fm Zoe to SW of
Fourth.
Fremont, bet Beale and
First fm Market SE to the
bay.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
Melius
201 Howard 200
243 Lincoln place
301 Folsom 300
401 Harrison 400
425 Lawrence place....
501 Bryant 500
(e) Brannan (e)
Fremont Court, bet
Powell and Mason fm Clay
S.
Fresno, bet Plumas and
India fm the bay W to
First av.
Friedman Place, bet
Pacific and Broadway from
Larkin E.
Front, bet Davis and Bat-
tery N from Market to
Greenwich.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market 2
101 Pine 100
201 California _ 200
211 Halleck
301 Sacramento 300
317 Commercial 318
401 Clay 400
(c) Merchant 416
501 Washington .500
Oregon 510
601 Jackson 600
Clark 614
701 Pacific 70O
713 Chambers 712
801 Broadway 800
901 Vall^o (d)
1001 Green (d)
Commerce (d)
1101 Union (d)
Dock (d)
1201 Filbert (d)
(e) Greenwich (e)
Front Avenue, bet
Water Front and First av
fm India SE.
Fulton, bet Grove and
McAUister W fm Larkin.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Larkin. 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue_ 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
901 Fillmore 900
KMil Stelner 1000
UOl Pierce 1100
1201 Scott !....1200
llioi Devisadero 1300
1401 Broderick 1400
1.501 Baker 1500
1601 Lyon 1600
1701 Lott 1700
1801 Masonic avenue....l800
IIXII Ashbury ISKK)
2001 Clayton 2000
2101 Cole 2100
2201 Shrader 2200
2.)01 Stnnyan 2;i00
«, South S F, from India
SW to Vlhitacion Valley.
Oalnes, bet Battery and
San some fm Green to
Union.
Oale, bet First and Second,
fm Townsend to.and front-
ing, the bay.
Oalindo Alley, bet Gu-
errero and Dolores fm Fif-
teenth to Sixteenth.
Oarden, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Harrison to
Bryant.
Clarden Avenne, bet
Geary and Post fm Devis-
adero to Broderick
Oardner, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Post N.
Oardner Place, bet
Clay and Washington fm
Mason W.
Oaren, W s San Bruno
Road 4 miles fm City Hall
Oates, f ra Cortland av S to
Crescent av, B H
Oaven, University H
Assn.
Oaven, bet Powell and
Mason fm Filbert to
Greenwich.
©eary, bet O'FarreU and
Post W fm Junction Kear-
ny and Market to Central
av.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market & Kearny.. 2
25 Brooks
101 Dupont 100
201 Stockton 200
301 Powell 300
401 Mason 400
Metcalfe place 416
417 Martha place
501 Taylor 500
511 Geary place
515 William 512
601 Jones 600
Leavenworth 700
Hyde 800
Larkin 900
1001 Polk 1000
UOl Van Ness aveuue..llOO
1201 Franklin 1200
1301 Gough 1300
" "' Octavia 1400
Laguna. 1500
Buchanan .....1600
1701 Webster 1700
1801 Fillmore 1800
1901 Stelner 1900
2001 Pierce 2000
2101 Scott 2100
2201 Devisadero 2200
2301 Broderick 2300
St Joseph's av — .
2401 Baker. 2400
2501 Lyon 2500
(e) Central avenue (e)
Oeary Place, bet Taylor
and Jones fm Geary S.
Geneva, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Brannan SE.
Oeorge, bet Fifth and
Sixth fm Hooper fo Hub-
bell.
Oeoreia, bet Louisiana
and Michigan fm Solano S
to First av.
Oerke Alley, bet Filbert
and Greenwich fm Dupont
Oermanla, bet Kate and
Waller fm Webster to Fill-
more.
Oertrudia, fm Hecker S
W to Islals Creek
©i bbs, be t Wash Ington and
Jackson fm Montgomery
av W.
Oibson, bet Green and
Union fm Larkin E.
Oilbert, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm IJryant to
Townsend.
Oilmore, E s Kentucky
nr Shasta
Oirard, bet San Bruno
Road and Berlin fm Sliver
av S.
Olen Park Avenne,
bet Blission and Howard
fm Twelfth SW.
Olenwood Place, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
Ini Howard S.
O lover, bet Broadway and
Vallejo fm Jones W. j
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Goat Alley, bet Battery
and SanBome fni Vallejo
to Green.
OodeuH, E 6 MiEsioD nr
Thirtieth E to California
av
Ood.v. W s Mission near
Twertv-elKhth
Ooettingen, bet Berlin
and ■W'llllauis fm Silver
av S.
Oold, bet Jackson and Pa-
cific fm Sansome to Mont-
gomery,
Oolden Coil rt,bet Jones
and Leavenworth fm Sac-
ramento S.
Oolden «ate At-
eniie, bet McAllister and
Turk W fm Junction Tay-
lor and JIarket.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Market and Taylor 2
101 Jones 100
201 Leavenworth 200
Dale place
Charles
301 Hyde 300
401 Larkin 400
501 Polk 500
601 Van Ness avenue. 600
701 Franklin 700
801 Gough 8t)0
901 Octavla 900
1001 Laguns 1000
1101 Buchanan 1100
1201 Webster 1200
1301 Fillmore 1300
1401 Steiner 1400
1501 Pierce 1500
1601 Scott 1600
Seymour avenue...
1701 Devlsadero 1700
1801 Broderick 1800
1901 Baker 1900
2001 Lyon 2000
2101 Lett ; 2100
(e) Masonic avenue... (e)
Oolden Oate Park,
bet D and H fm the ocean
to Stanyan and bet Fell
and Oak to Baker.
Ooldman Place, bet
Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth fm Mission E.
Oood-( hildren, bet
Kearny and Pufxjnt fm
Greenwich to Lombard.
Ooodsell Place, bet
Harrison and Bryant fm
First E.
Oordon, bet Eighth and
Ninth trum Harrison NW.
Oougli, bet Franklin and
( ictavia N fm Market to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market A Halght.. 2
Rose avenue _.
101 Page 100
Lilv avenue
201 Oak 200
Hickory avenue....
301 Fell 300
Linden avenue
401 Hayes 400
Ivv avenue
501 Grove 500
Birch avenue
601 Fulton 600
Ash avenue
701 McAllister 700
Locust avenue
801 Golden Gate av 800
901 Turk 900
Laurel avenue
1001 Eddy 1000
Willow avenue
1101 EUlB 1100
Olive avenue
1201 O'Farrell 1200
Myrtle avenue
1301 Geary .^..1300
Oedar avenue
1401 Post 1400
Walnut avenue
1501 Sutter 1500
Fern avenue
1601 Bush 1600
Austin
1701 Pine 1700
1801 Collfomla 1800
1901 Sicramento 1900
2001 Clav 2000
2101 Washington 2100
2201 Jackson 2200
2:»1 Pacific 2300
2401 Broadway 2400
2501 Vallejo. 2500
2601 Green 2600
2701 Union 2700
2801 Filbert 2800
2901 Greenwich 2900
3001 Lombard 3000
3101 Chestnut 3100
3201 Francisco 3200
Bay
Gov't Reservation
(e) Lewis (e
Orace Terrace, S s Cali-
fornia bet Dupont and
Stockton
Orahaiu Place, bet
Stockton and Dupont fm
Union to Green,
Orand ATcnne, bet
Ninth and Tenth fm Mis-
sion to Howard.
Orand Place, bet Du-
l)ont and Kearny fm Fil-
bert S.
Orant, bet Guerrero and
Dolores, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Orant Place, bet Fre-
mont and First fm Folsom
S.
Orattan, S of Sullivan fm
Stanyan W.
Oreen, bet Vallejo and
Union W fm Front to Pre-
sidio Reservation.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery 100
— — Gaines
201 Sansome 200
Calhoun
301 Montgomery 300
Vincent 316
319 Kohler place
Bone alley 326
331 Reed place
401 Keariiy 400
- — Sonora 406
- — Lafayette place 420
501 Dupont 500
Bannam place 510
Union place 522
529 Bower place
Graham place 5.39
MontBomerv av....
601 Stockton 600
701 Powell 700
August alley 718
801 Mason „ 800
Salmon
901 Taylor „. 900
1001 Jones 1000
1101 Leavenwotth 1100
New Orleans alley
Hamlin
1201 Hyde 1200
1.301 Larkin 1300
1401 Polk 1400
l.Wl Van Ness avenue..l500
1(101 Franklin 1600
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavla 1800
1901 Laguna : 1900
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 FiUmore 2200
2301 Steiner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
2,501 Scott 2500
2601 Devlsadero 2600
2701 Broderick 2700
2801 Baker 2800
2901 Lyon 2900
3001 Central avenue 3000
3101 Walnut 3100
(c) Laurel (e)
Oreen Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Green N.
Oreen'M Court, bet
Mission and Howard,
Spear and Steiiart
Oreenwich, bet Filbert
and Lombard W fm Front
to I'resldio Reservation.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery 100
201 Sansome 200
Pringle court
;«>i
Montgomery
. 300
401
Kearny
. 400
—
Telegraph place..
.501
.500
.505
Bellevue avenue.
fiOl
Stockton
. 600
701
Powell
. 700
703
Gaven
Chamber's alley.
721
Scotland
Montgomery av..
•
801
Mason
. 800
Hartmann
. 806
. 816
901
Taylor
. 900
907
Roach
I(X)1
Jones
,1(HX)
1101
Leavenworth
.1100
Randall place
1201
Hyde
,.1200
i:ioi
Larkin
.18(K)
1401
Polk
.14IH)
1.501
Van Ness avenue
.Am)
1601
Franklin
.Mm
1701
Gough
.1700
1801
Octavla
..1800
1901
Laguna
.IWK)
2(K)1
Buchanan
,.21K)()
2101
Webster
.21 (K)
2201
Fillmore
.TM)
•£m
Steiner
.ZMX)
2401
Pierce
.2400
2,501
Scott
.2.500
?601
.2600
2701
Broderick
2700
2801
Baker
..2800
Orisar, bet Union and
Filbert fm Octavla to La-
guna.
©rove, bet Hayes and
Fulton fm Larkin W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 I'olk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavla 500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
901 Fillmore SOO
1001 Steiner 1000
Alamo Square
1201 Scott 1200
i:»l Devlsadero 1300
1401 Broderick 1400
1.501 Baker 1500
1601 Lyon 1600
1701 Lott 1700
1801 Masonic avenue... 1800
1901 Ashbury 1900
2»)1 Clavton 2000
2101 Cole 2100
2201 Shrader 2200
(e) Stanyan (e)
Oaerrero, bet Valencia
and Dolores fm Market S
to Old San Jos6 Road.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Ridley 100
Clinton Park
Baltimore Park
113 Quinn
Brosnan
201 Fourteenth 200
301 Fifteenth 300
401 Sixteenth 400
Camp
.501 Seventeenth 500
519 Dorland 518
601 Eighteenth 600
701 Nineteenth 70(f
Columbia
801 Twentieth 800
Liberty
901 Twenty-flrst 900
Hill
1001 Twenty-second 1000
M
1101 Twenty-third 1100
Elizabeth
1201 Twenty -fourth 1200
1301 Twentv-flfth 1300
1401 Twenty-sixth 1400
Oannifion Avenue, S
6 Prectta place S to Pros-
pect place
Oustavus, bet Powell and
Mason fm California to Sac-
ramento.
Outtenberg, W End H
Assn.
Ony Place, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm First SW.
H, bet Golden Gate Park
and I fm First av W.
H, .South S F, fm Fourth av
SW to VIsltaclon Valley.
Haggin, bet Third and
Fourth to King to Berry.
Halght, bet Waller and
Page W fm junction Gough
and Market.
South. Street. 2f. side.
1 Market and Gough 2
101 Octavla 100
201 Lagima 200
:?01 Buchanan 300
401 Webster 400
.501 Fillmore 500
601 Steiner 600
701 Pierce 700
801 Scott 800
901 Devlsadero 900
1001 Broderick 1000
1101 Baker 1100
1201 Lyon 1200
1301 Lott 1300
1401 Masonic avenue. ..1400
1.501 Ashbury 1500
1601 Clayton ,. 1600
1701 Cole 1700
1801 Shrader 1800
(e) Stanyan (e)
Hale,Ws San Bruno Road
3 miles Im City Hall
Hall Alley, bet Sansome
and Montgomery fm Val-
lejo S.
Hall Court, bet Wash-
ington and Jackson fm
Dupont W.
Hall Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde ftn
Jackson N.
Halleck, bet California
and Sacramento fm Front
to Leidesdorff.
Halleek, E s Buchanan
nr Lombard
Hamilton, bet Holyoke
and Bowdoln fm Silver av
S, U M T.
Hamilton Square, bet
Scott and Steiner, Post and
Geary.
Hamlin, bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde fm Green
N.
Hamlin Place, bet
Broadway and Vallejo fm
Larkin E.
Hammond Place, bet
Second and Third fm
Townsend to Berry.
Hampshire, bet Potrero
av and YorK fm Mission
Creek S to Twenty-first,
thence E to Jersey, thence
S to Serpentine av, and fm
iBtels Creek S, South S. F.
Hampton <'onrt, bet
Hawthorne and Third fm
Harrison NW.
Hampton Pl:%cc, bet
Second and Third fm Fol-
som SE.
Hancock, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth, from
Church to Noe.
Hardie Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush fm Kearny
E.
Harlan Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush Im Dupont
W.
Harriet, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Howard to
Folsom.
Harrison, bet Folsom
and Bryant SW fm Steuart
to Fourteenth, thence to
Serpentine av.
South. Street. y. side.
1 Steuart 2
101 Spear 100
Johnston
201 Mam 200
301 Beale 300
401 Fremont 400
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501 First..... 500
Essex 538
551 lilDcon place _.
557 Stanley place
Charles place 570
801 Second 600
613 Vassar place
Hawthorne 6X>
Hampton coort 670
701 Third 700
Rltch 720
801 Fourth 800
901 Fifth 900
913 Fifth avenue
953 Oak Grove avenue
969 Park avenue
1001 Sixth 1000
1011 Garden
- — Columbia
Sherman
1101 Seventh 1100
1119 Langton
1137 Chesley
1149 Hayward
— — Mariposa Terrace..
1301 Eighth 1200
Gordon
1301 Ninth 1300
Dore
1401 Tenth 1400
1501 Eleventh 1500
■ — Nevada
Twelfth 1600
1601 Channel —
1701 Fourteenth 1700
1721 Alameda
1801 Fifteenth 1800
1821 El Porado
1901 Sixteenth 1900
1921 Santa Clara - —
2001 Seventeenth 2000
2021 Mariposa — —
2101 Eighteenth 2100
2121 .Solano —
Nineteenth 2200
2221 Butte
2.301 Twentieth 2300
2401 Twentv-first.........2400
2501 Twenty-second 2500
2601 Twenty-third 2600
2701 Twenty-fourth 2700
2801 Twentv-fifth 'iSOO
2901 Twenty-si.\th 2900
(e) Serpentine av (e)
Harrison AvenDe, oet
Seventh and Eighth fm
Folsom SE.
Harry, fm Laidley SW to
Beacon.
Harrj- Place, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich fm
Lnguna E.
Hartford, bet Noe and
Castro fm Eighteenth S to
Twentieth.
HartHiann, bet Mason
and Taylor fm Greenwich
to Montgomery av.
Harvard, S b Silver avW
of Oxford.
Harivoud Alley, bet
Keariiv and Dupont fm
Fiiberl S.
HavenN, bet Union and
Filbert fm Leavenworth
W.
Havens Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Washington 8.
Hawett, bet Tenth and
Eleventh fm Folsom S.
Hawthorne, bet Second
and Third fm Folsom to
HarrKson.
Hayes, bet Fell and Grove
W fm Junction Market and
Larkin.
Smith. Street. y. side.
1 Market A Larkin... 2
College place 16
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
601 Octavia 500
801 Lagnna. 600
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
901 Fillmore 900
1001 Stelner
1101 Pierce
1201 Scott 1200
i;«l Devlsadero 1300
1401 Broderick 1400
1501 Baker 1500
1601 Lvon 1600
1701 Lott 1700
1801 Masonic avenue.. ..1800
1905 Ashbury 1900
2001 Clavton 2000
2101 Cole : 2100
2201 Shrader 2200
vtj Slanyan (e)
Hayward, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Harrison
SE.
Haywood, bet Third and
Fourth fni Folsom to Lou-
isa.
Heatli, fm Cortland av
S to San Bruno Road.
Hecker, fm Islais Creek
AV.
Helen Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm Cal-
ilornia S.
Helensi, South S F, S of
Islais Creek fm Nebraska
W to York.
Henderson Avenne,
S s Point Lobos av bet
Johnson av and First av.
Henrietta, fm San Josfi'
Road nr Thirtieth SE to
North av, B H.
Henrietta !S«uare, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Eleventh E.
Henry, bet Hyde and Lar-
kin fm Lombard N.
Henry, bet ^Silllman and
Burrow fm San Bruno
Road W, U M T.
Henry, bet Fourteenth
and Fitteeuth fm Noe W.
Heringer, E of San Bru-
no Road 4 miles fm City
Hall.
Heriuann,bet Brady and
Ridley fm Market E to
Mission.
Hermann, E of San Bru-
no Road 3 miles fin City
Hall.
Heron, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Eighth NE.
Heyn Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Clay S.
HIckor.v Avenne, bet
Oak and Fell fm Van Ness
av to Webster.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Van Ness avenue.. 2
101 Franklin 100
201 Gough 200
301 Octavia 300
401 Laguna 400
.501 Buchanan 500
601 Webster 600
High, bet Beilevue and
Mission Ocean House
Road fm Twen y-flfth S
to Twenty-sixth.
Highland Terrace,
N s Califortiia bet Jones
and Leavenworth.
Hill, bet Twenty-arst and
Twenty-second fm Valen7
cla W to Guerrero, andfm
Sanchez \V to Castro.
Hinimelniann Place
bet Jlascin and Taylor tin
Pacibc to liroadway.
Hinckley, bet Broadway
and Vallcji) I'm Kearny to
Dupont.
Hodges Alley, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Vallejo N.
Hodges Court, bet
Market and Mission fm
Spear W.
Hodgson Alley, bet
Mi-sslon an<l First av fm
Sixteenth N.
Itoflr Avenue, bet Mis-
sion mid Valrncla fni Six-
teenth to Scvi'iiteeuth.
Hullis, bet Buchanan and
Webster fm Ellis to O'Far-
rell.
Holly Park, SW s Ber-
nai Heights nr San Jos^
Road.
Holyoke, bet Williams
and Hamilton fm Silver
av S.
Homestead, bet Doug-
lass and Ellen fm Twenty-
fourth to Twenty-sixth.
Hooper, bet Channel and
Irwin SW fm Kentucky to
Eighth.
Ho|>e, fra California av N
W to Franconia av, B H.
Hopeton Terrace, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Washington S.
Houston, bet Chestnut
and Fiancisco fm Taylor
to Jones.
Howard, bet Mission and
Folsom SW fm East to
Thirteenth, thence S to
Serpentine av.
South. Street. y. side.
1 East 2
(c) Steuart (c)
Green court
101 Spear 100
Dexter
201 Main 200
301 Beale 300
401 Fremont 400
.501 First 500
601 Second 600
New Montgomery
633 Hubbard
701 Third 700
801 Fourth 800
Howird court 814
901 Fifth 900
Mary
1001 Sixth 1000
1013 Harriet
1041 Russ
1059 Moss
1101 Seventh 1100
1111 Langton
1127 Rausch - —
1159 Sumner
1201 Eighth 1200
i:»l Ninth 1300
Washington av
- Grand avenue
1401 Tenth 1400
1.501 Eleventh 1500
Lafavette
1601 Twelfth 1600
Bowles place 1626
1701 Thirteenth 1700
Erie
1801 Fourteenth.. 1800
1901 Fifteenth 1900
Adair
2001 Sixteenth 2000
2101 Seventeenth 2100
2201 Eighteenth 2200
2301 Nineteenth 2:500
Kensington place..
2401 Twentieth... 2400
2501 Twenty Urst 2.500
2601 Twenty-second 2600
2^01 Twentv-third 2700
2801 Twenty-fourth 2800
2901 Twenty-flrth 2900
3001 Twenty-sixth 3000
(c) Serpentine av (e)
Howard Court, bet
Fourth and Fifth fm
Howard NW.
Hubbard, bet Second ilnd
Tiiird fin Howard SE.
Hubbellt bet Irwin and
South SW fm Kentucky to
Center.
HuilHon, bet Fourth and
Fifth f m Channel to South.
Hudson, Junction Four-
teenth av and Cadwalla-
der NW to Salome.
Hulbert Alley, bet
Four.h and Fifth SE and
NW fin ('lara. ■
Humboldt, bet Sierra
and Nevada fm Water
Front to Maryland.
Hunt, bet Mission and
Howard fm Thlnl NE.
Huuter, \\ k .San Bruno
Roail 4 miles fin City Hall
Hyde, bet Leavenworth
and LarkiD N fm McAl-
lister to JelTerson.
West. Street. E. side.
I McAllister. 2
101 Tyler 100
201 Turk 200
203 Hvde place
301 Eddy 300
401 Ellis 400
501 O'Farrell 500
601 Geary 600
701 Post 700
801 Sutter 800
901 Bush 900
1001 Pine 1000
1101 California 1109
1201 Sacramento 1200
1301 Clav 1300
1401 Washington 1400
1501 Jackson 1500
1601 Pacific 1600
Lvnch 1606
1701 Broadway 1700
1801 Vallejo 1800
1901 Green 1900
Delgado place
Russell
2001 Union 2000
Allen
2101 Filbert 2100
2201 Greenwich 2200
2301 Lombard 2300
2401 Chestnut 2400
2.501 Francisco 2500
2601 Bav 2600
2701 North Point '.1700
2801 Beach 2800
(e) Jefferson («)
Hyde Place, bet Turk
and Eddy fm Hyde W.
I, bet H and J fm First av
W.
I, South S F, fm Second av
SW to Vlsitaclon Valley.
Idaho, bet Arizona and
Dacotah fm Water Front
S to India.
niinois, bet Michigan
and Kentucky fm Fourth
S to First av.
India, SW and N s of In-
dia Basin.
Indiana, bet Minnesota
and Iowa fm Center S to
Tulare.
Iowa, bet Indiana and
Pennsylvania fm Center 8
to Tulare.
Irwin, bet Hooper and
Hubbell SW fm Kentucky
to Eighth.
Isaac, bet Felsom and
Harrison from Twelfth to
Thirteenth.
Isabel, fm Wolfe SE to
Shak.speare, B H.
Isis, bet Folsom and Har-
rison fm Twelfth SW.
Islais, S s Islais Creek
channel fm the bay W.
Ivy Avenue, bet Ha.ves
and Grove fm Polk W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Polk. 2
(6) Van Ness avenue.. (6)
201 Franklin 200
301 Gough 300
401 Octavia 400
501 Laguna 500
601 Buchanan 600
701 Webster 700
J,bet I and K fm First avW.
J, South S F, fm First av
SW to Visituclon Valley.
Jackson, tiet Wasbin.uton
and Pacltic W fm East.
South. Street. S. side.
1 East 2
(c) Drumm_ (c)
101 Davis 100
201 Front 200
301 Battery 300
313 Custom House pL..
401 Sansome 400
Balance 412
431 Jones alley
501 Montgomery 500
Montgomery av
601 Kearny 600
62:5 Cooper's alley
6:33 Wiishington place.
Bartlftt 642
701 Dupont 700
711 St Louis alley
Sullivan alley 720
723 Stout's or Ross al..
801 Stockton 800
Bedlbrd place 806
JOHN WIGMORE-HARDWOOD LUMBER, 129 to M7taSt.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 626 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
120
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
813 Virginia 814
819 Stone
Adele alley 824
901 Powell 900
Dore alluy
1001 Mason 1000
10O7 Vernon place
Auburn 1014
1101 Taylor 1100
1201 Jones 1200
1301 Leavenworth 1300
■ Hall place
Wall place
1401 Hyde 1400
1501 Larkin 1500
1601 Polk 1600
1701 Van Ness avenue. 1700
1801 Franklin 1800
1901 Gough 1900
2001 Octavla 2000
2101 Laguni 2100
2201 Buchanan 2200
2301 Webster 2300
2401 Fillmore ....2400
2501 Stelner 2500
2601 Pierce 2600
2701 Scott 2700
2801 Devisadera 2800
2901 Broderlck 2900
3001 Baker _.'<000
3101 Lyon 3100
3201 Central avenue 3200
3301 AValnnt 3300
3401 Laurel 3400
3501 Locust 3500
3601 Spruce 3600
3701 Maple 3700
3801 Cherry 3800
(e) Flrstavenue (e)
Jackson Park, bet
Santa I'lara and Mariposa,
Carolina and Arkansas.
Jackson Place, bet
Green and Vallejo fm
Montgomery E.
Jacoby, bet Leavenworth
and Hyde fm California N.
Jacoby Place,bet Hyde
and Larkin fm Sutter N.
Jane Place, bet Mason
and Taylor fm Pine N.
Jansen, bet Mason and
Taylor fm Greenwich to
Lombard.
Japan, S s Bryant bet
First and Second.
Jasper Alley, bet Union
and Filbert fm Jasper place
E.
Jasper Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Union to Filbert.
JeflTerson, bet Beach and
Tonquin W fm Powell to
Presidio Reservation.^
South. Street. N. Vide.
1 Powell (d)
101 Mason (d)
201 Taylor (d)
301 Jones (dj
401 Leavenworth (d;
501 Hyde (d)
601 Larkin 600
701 Polk 700
Van Ness avenue.
Gov't Reservation
1201 Laguna 1200
1301 Buchanan 1300
1401 Webster 1400
1501 Fillmore 1500
1601 Stelner 1600
1701 Pierce 1700
1801 Scott 1800
1901 nevli-adero 1900
2001 Broderlck 2000
2101 Baker 2100
Jetrerson Avenue, E s
Laurel av nr Cortland av
E to San Hrunu Road.
Jefrrrson Ni|uare, bet
Coldi'n Gate av and KdUy,
Laguna and Gough.
Jersey, bet Potrero av and
Hampshire fm Mission
Creek S to Twenty-first.
Jersey, bet Twenty -fourth
and Twenty-fifth (m Old
San Joe6 Road W to Doug-
lass.
Jessie, bet Market and
Mission fm First SW.
S.E. StreeL N. W. side.
1 First 2
Ecker
Anthony
101 Second 100
New Montgomery
161 Annie 162
(ft) Third (6)
301 Fourth 300
(&) Fifth (b)
4.31 Mint avenue
501 Sixth 500
601 Seventh 600
There are also in this
block numbers from 1
to 30 inclusive.
701 Eighth 700
801 Ninth 800
901 Tenth 900
(6) Eleventh (b)
(ft) Twelfth (6)
(6) Thirteenth (6)
(6) Fourteenth (6)
lb) Fifteenth (6)
(6) Sixteenth (6)
(6) Seventeenth (6)
Willow avenue
1701 Eighteenth 1700
1801 Nineteenth 1800
1901 Twentieth 1900
(e) Twenty-first ie)
Jewett, betTownsend and
King fm Fourth to Fifth.
John, bet Jackson and Pa-
cific fin Powell to Mason.
John, bet First and Second
fm Bincon pi S to Town-
send.
Johnson Avenue, bet
Parker av and Henderson
av fm Point Lobos av S.
Johnston, bet Spear and
Main fm Harrison to Bry-
ant.
Jones, bet Taylor and
Leavenworth N fm Mar-
ket to Jefferson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Mkt & McAllister.. 2
101 Golden Gate av 100
201 Turk 200
215 McDermott place..
301 Eddy 300
401 Ellis 400
411 Antonio
Steveloe place 412
501 O'Farrell 500
601 Geary 600
Cottage place 614
701 Post 700
Lewis 704
801 Sutter 800
White's place 806
901 Bush 900
1001 Pine 1000
1101 California 1100
1201 Sacramento 1200
Pleasant
1301 Clay 1300
1401 Washington 1400
1501 Jackson 1500
1601 Pacific 1600
1607 Bernard 1608
1701 Broadway 1700
1801 Vallejo 1800
Merrill
1901 Green 1900
Lincoln ■
2001 Union 2000
2101 Filbert 2100
Valparaiso
2201 Greenwich. 2200
2301 Lombard 2300
Duane
2401 Chestnut 2400
2501 Francisco 2600
Montgomery av...
2601 Bay 2600
2701 North Point 2700
2801 Beach 2800
(e) Jetterson (e)
Jones Alle.r, bet San-
Bon)e and Montgomery fm
Washington to Jackson.
Jones' Place, N sBrv-
ant bet Sixth and .Seventh
Josephine, bet Central
av and Eugenia fm Point
Lobos av N.
Joseph^ Terrace, E s
Stockton tiet Lombard and
(yhestnut.
Joy, fm California av NW
to Brewster, B H.
Jnlla, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Mission S.
Julia Court, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
O'Farrell N.
Julius, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Lombard N.
Junction, <jr Dry, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thir-
tieth fm San Jos6 Koad W
to Bellevue.
Juniper, bet Tenth and
Eleventh fm FolBori; lo
Harrison.
K, bet J and L fm Fourth
av W.
K, South S F, fm First av
SW to Railroad av.
Kansas,bet Rhode Island
and Vermont fm Mission
Creek S to Preclta Creek,
and tm R south, South S
F.
Kappeler Court, bet
Geary and Post fm Mason
W.
Kate, bet Ridley and.Wal-
ler W fm Junction Market
and Laguna to Stelner and
bet Frederick and Waller
fm Cole W to Stanyan.
Kate Place, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Brvant
SE.
Itearny,bet Montgomery
and Dupont N fm Market
to North Point.
We.tt. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Geary 2
19 Morton
101 Post 100
Vermehr place 116
201 Sutter 200
Hardie place 218
.301 Bush 300
401 Pine 400
Summer 414
.501 California 500
601 Sacramento 600
627 Commercial 6.S2
701 Clay 700
Merchant 720
801 Washington 800
901 Jackson 900
Montgomery av ...
1001 Pacific 1000
St Charles 1018
1101 Broadway IIOO
Dunn allev 1106
1121 Hinckley 1120
1201 Vallejo 1200
1215 8t Charles place....
1301 Green 1300
1401 Union 1400
loOl Filbert 1500
1601 Greenwich ....1600
1701 Lombard 1700
1801 Chestnut 1800
1901 Francisco (d)
2001 Bay (d)
(e) North Point {e)
Kensington Place,
bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth fm Howard W.
Kent, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Mason W.
Kentucky, bet Illinois
and Tennessee fm Chan-
nel S to Second av.
Keyes Alley, bet Pow-
ell and Mason fm Pacific
N.
Kimball Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde fm
S s Sacramento N.
King, bet Townsend and
Berry SW fm the bay to
Eighth.
S.E. Street. N.W.side.
1 Second 2
— — Olnev place
101 Third 100
Madden
Haggln
201 Fourth 200
301 Fifth 300
401 Sl.\th 400
.501 Seventh 500
(e) Eighth (e)
Kissllng,bet Howardand
Folsom trom Twelfth E.
Kisslingr Place, bet
Folsom and Harrison,
Thirteenth and Four-
teenth.
Kohler'B Place, bet
Kearny and Montgomery
fm Green S.
Kosciusko, fm Cortland
av S to Crescent av, B TI.
Kossnth, E E Railroad av
E to Chace.
Kramer Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Greenwich S.
I., bet K and M fm Seventh
av W.
I., South S F, fm First av
SW to Twenty-eighth av.
liafayette, bet Eleventh
and "Twelfth fm Mission lo
Howard.
Iiafayette Park, bet
Sacramento and Washing-
ton, Gough and Laguna.
Iiafayette Place, bet
Kearny • and Dupont fm
Green to Union.
I<aguna, bet Octavla and
Buchanan N fm Market to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Kat« .. 2
101 Waller 100
201 Haight 200
Rose avenue
301 Page 300
Lily avenue
401 Oak 400
Hickory avenue....
501 Fell 500
Linden avenue
601 Hayes 600
Ivy avenue
701 Grove 700
Birch avenue
801 Fulton 800
Ash avenue
901 McAUIster 900
Locust avenue
1001 Tyler ibOO
1101 Turk 1100
Laurel avenue
1201 Eddy „..120O
Willow avenue
1301 Ellis 1300
Olive avenue
1401 O'Farrell 1400
Myrtle avenue
1501 Geary 1500
Cedar avenue
1601 Post 1600
Metcalf place
Walnut avenue ....
1701 Sutter 1700
Fern avenue
1801 Bush 1800
1901 Pine 1900
2001 California 2000
2101 Sacramento 2100
2201 Clay 2200
2:»1 Washington 2300
2401 Jackson 2400
2,501 Pacific 2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
2801 Green 2800
2901 Union 2900
Grisar
3001 Filbert 3000
H«rry place
3101 Greenwich 3100
:J201 Lombard 3200
:mi Chestnut 3300
:moi Francisco 3400
3501 Bav 3500
3601 North Point 3600
3701 Beach 3700
:i801 Jefferson 3800
3901 Tonquin 3900
(6) Lewis (e)
liaidley, fm Thirtieth S
E to Fairmount, thence
SW to Castro.
liake, bet Clay and Sacra-
mento fm First av to City
Cemetery.
Iianders, crosses Market
at Junction of Fourteenth
and Church.
I.ianerton, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Howard to
Br J- ant.
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I.apiflire. bet Valencia
and Guerrero fm Eigh-
teenth S.
liarbin, bet Hvde and
Polh N fm Market to
Tonquin.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Hayes 2
Park avenue
101 Grove 100
Birch avenue —
201 Fulton 200
213 Ash avenue
an McAllister 300
315 Locust avenue
401 Golden Gate av 400
Elm avenue
501 Turk 500
Laurel avenue
601 Eddy 600
611 Willow avenue
701 Ellis 700
709 Olive avenue
801 (I'Farrell 800
813 Myrtle avenue
901 Geary 900
911 Cedar avenue
1001 Post 1000
1013 Walnut avenue.. .„
1101 Sutter 1100
Fern avenue
1201 Bush 1200
Vorrath place 1206
1209 Austin
i:«l Pine 1300
1401 California _ 1400
1501 Sacramento 1500
1601 Clav 1600
1701 Washington 1700
1801 Jackson 1800
1901 Pacific 1900
Friedman place 1910
2001 Broadway 2000
Hamlin place
2101 Vallejo 2100
2201 Green 2200
Bradv place
2301 Union 2300
2401 Filbert 2400
2501 Greenwich 2.500
2601 Lombard 2600
2701 Chestnut 2700
2801 Francisco 2800
2901 Bay 2900
3001 NorthPoint 3000
3101 Beach 3100
3201 Jetterson (d)
(«) Tonquin , (e)
liSMbie, Det Ei.ghth and
Ninth fin Mission NW.
Iiatbani Place, bet El-
lis and O'Farrell fm Jla-
son W.
Iiaura Place, bet San-
some and ilontgomery fm
Pine S.
Kianrel, bet Walnut and
Locust tm California N.
Ijaurel ATenue, from
Cortland av S to Benton
av. B H.
liaiirel Avenue, bet
Turk and Eddy fm Larkin
to Webster.
South. Street. N. side
I Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin .300
(b) Goufe'h (6)
Jefferson Square...
(6) Octavia (6)
601 Lapnna GOO
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
liaurel Place, bet Fol-
8om and Harrison fm First
to Esse.\.
lianHiiat. bet Halght and
Waller fm Fillmore W to
Stelner
l^anrenee Place, bet
Ilarri.son and Bryant fm
Fremont E.
I<eaven worth, bet
Jones and H.\de N fm Mc-
Allister to Jefterson.
West, .-itreet. E. side.
1 McAllister 2
101 GtldenGateav 100
Burcham place
201 Turk. 200
301 Eddy 300
401 Ellis 400
501 O'Farrell 500
601 Geary 600
701 Post ; 700
801 Sutter 800
901 Bush 900
1001 Pine 1000
1101 California 1100
1201 Sacramento 1200
i:»l Clav 1300
1401 Washington 1400
15fn Jackson 1500
1601 Pacific 1600
1609 Lvnch
Bernard 1614
1701 Broadway.. 1700
Glover
1801 Valfejo 1800
1901 Green 1900
Lincoln
2001 Union 2000
Havens
2101 Filbert 2100
2201 Greenwich 2200
2301 Lombard 2300
2401 Chestnut 2400
2.501 Francisco 2.500
2601 Bay 2600
2701 North Point 2700
Montgomery av....
2801 Beach 2800
(e) Jefferson (c)
iee, fm Cortland av S to
San Bruno Koad, S s B H.
I^eidesdorflT, bet San-
some and Slontgomery fm
N fm Pine to Clay.
We.n. Street. E. side.
1 Pine 2
101 California 100
Halleck
201 Sacramento 200
213 Commercial 212
(€) Clay ; (e)
I«ena Place, bet Shasta
and Napa from Illinois E.
l.eonore, E s San Bruno
Koad 3 miles fm City Hall.
Jjcroy Place, bet Jones
and Leavenworth Im Sac-
ramento N and S.
licMrade Place, bet
Kearny and Dnpont fm
Pacific N.
l<ewi«t, fm Polk W to Pre-
sidio Reservation fronting
the bay.
I<ev«'is, fm Bemls W to
Castro.
Iiewia Place, bet Post
and Sutter Im Taylor to
Jones.
Iiiberty, bet Third and
Fourth fm Townsend
NW.
liiberty, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first fm Val-
encia W to Castro.
l.ick, bet Union and Fil-
bert im Taylor W.
lilch Alley, bet Market
and Mission fm First W.
Iilck Place, bet Monr-
t,'omerv and Kearnv fm
Post to Sutter.
liida Place, bet Mission
and Valencia ftn Sixteenth
N.
Ijlly Aveune, bet Page
and ( )ak fm Franklin W.
South. Street. A", side.
I Franklin., 2
101 Gough lOO
201 Octavia 200
301 Laguna 300
401 Buchanan 400
.501 Webster 500
Iiiina, bet Leavenworth
and H.\de liii Filbert N.
I^incoln, fm North av E
to I'rentiss, B H.
Iiincoln Avenne, bet
Green and Union fm
Jones W .
lilncoln Place, bet
Union and Filbert fmH\de
E.
Iiincoln Place, bet
Howanl ami Folsom fm
Fremont E.
lilnden Avenue, bet
Fell and Ha.ves fm E a
Van Ness av to Webster.
South. Street. JV. mde.
1 Van Ness av 2
101 Franklin 100
201 Gough 200
301 Octavia 300
401 Laguna 400
501 Buchanan .500
601 Webster 600
Iiittle, bet Mission and
Delaware av fm Ocean
House Road N.
L,ittle ^Vebster, bet
fliontgomery and Kearny
fm Lombard to Chestnut.
IjObos Square, bet
Welister and Laguna.
Chestnut and Bay.
Irocnst, bet Liurel and
Spruce fm California N.
liocust Avenue, bet
McAllister and Golden
Gate av fm Larkin to Fill-
more.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
liOnibard, bet Green-
wich and Chestnut W fm
Battery to Presidio Reser-
vation.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Battery (d)
Sansome
101 Montgomery 100
Webster
201 Kearnv 200
Good Children,
Julius
301 Dupont 300
Wells court - — •
501 Stockton 500
507 Lombard place
601 Powell 600
Chambers alley
701 Mason 700
705 Hartmann
NeweU 708
Montgomery av....
713 Jansen
801 Tavlor 809
901 Jones 900
Caroline
1001 Leavenworth 1000
1101 H.vde 1100
Henry
1201 Larkin 1200
i;»l Polk 1300
1401 Van Ness avenue..l400
1501 Franklin 1500
1601 Gough 1600
1701 Octavia 1700
1801 Laguna 1800
1901 Buchanan I'MO
2001 Webster 2000
2101 Fillmore 2100
2201 Stelner 2200
2:«J1 Pierce 2.300
2401 Scott 2400
2.501 Devlsadero 2.500
2601 Broderlck 2600
2701 Baker 2700
lionibard Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fni
Lombard S.
liOtt,, bet Lyon and Ma-
sonic av N fm Waller to
Turk.
liOulHa, bet Fol.som and
Harrison fm Rltch to
Fourth.
Iioulsa Alley, N s Lou-
isa bet Havward ami Eliz-
abPtli.
lioulftiana, bet Mary-
land and Georgia fm Sola-
no S to First av.
liuck, fm Orleans to Ber-
nu; av.
liucy, bet Masonic av and
Ashbury fni Waller S.
I>nudy Iiane, fni Vir-
ginia av NE to Coso av,
15 H.
liunt Avenne, bet Gol-
denGate av and McAllister
Im Laguna
301
401
liyncli, bet Pacific and
Broadway ftn Leaven-
worth to Hyde.
liyon, bet Baker and Lott
N fm Haight to Presidio
Reservation.
Iiyons, fm California av
S to Cortland av, B H.
liysett Place, bet Jones
and Leavenworth fm Sac-
ramento S.
MC, bet L and N fm Seventh
av W.
M, .South S F, fm First av
SW to Twenty-eighth av.
M, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third fm Sanchez
to Diamond.
Macedonia, S s Califor-
nia av S to Cortez, B H.
Madden, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berry.
Madison, University
Homestead Association.
Madrid, Excelsior Home-
stead .\ssoclatlon.
Maggie Alle>',bet Geary
and Post fm Jones E.
Maiden Lancbet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Montgomery av S.
Maiden Iiane, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Vallejo N.
Main, bet Spear and Beale
fm Market SE to the bav.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
- — Meeks place
Main street place..
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
Folsom 300
Bincon court
Harrison 400
(e) Bryant (e)
Main Street Place,
bet Market and Mission
fm Main E.
Malvina Place, bet
Sacramento and Clay fm
Mason W.
Mansion Honse
Place, bet California and
Sacramento fm Dupont W.
Maple, bet Spruce and
j Cherry fm California N.
Marengo, SE of San Bru-
no Road 3 miles fm City
! Hall.
Margaret Place, bet
I Kearnv and Dupont fm
Vallejo N.
' Margaret Place, bet
I Mason and Tavlorfm Turk
\ N.
r Margary, bet Sanchez
and Noe fm M S to Clipper
Maria, bet Harrison and
Bryant and ."Seventh and
I Eighth E and W sides of
] Chesley.
Marin, bet Colusa and
I Tnlare fm the bay W to
I Pennsylvania.
j Mariposa, bet Santa
Clara and Solano fm the
I bay W to Harrison.
I Mariposa Terrace,
' bet Seventh and Eighth
fm Harrison N.
j Mnrketo fm East SW to
corner ('astro and Seven-
I teenth.
; S.E. Street. A'.W.side.
1 East and Sacra'to.. 2
Steuart
Spear
Drummand Cal'a.. 100
Main
1 avis and Pine 200
Beale _
Fremont
Front 300
First
Battery and Bush. 400
Ecker
Sansome A Sutter.. 500
Second
Montg'y and Post.. 600
New Montgomery
639 Annie
— Kearny and Geary 700
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
701 Third
Brooks 734
Dupont & O'Far'l. 800
801 Fourth
Stockton and ElliB &00
Powell and Eddy.. .1000
901 Fifth „
Mason and Turk. ..1100
1001 Sixth
Taylor and Golden
Gate av 1200
Jones & McAlll8t.rl300
1101 Seventh
- — City Hall avenue...
1201 Eighth
1301 Ninth
LarklnandHayes..l600
1401 Tenth
Polk and Fell 1700
1501 Eleventh •■ —
Van Ness av& Oak 1800
1601 Potter
- — Franklin and Page. 1900
Rose avenue 1912
1701 Brady
Goiigh and Haight2000
1«01 Valencia — -
Octavia & Waller...2100
Hermann
Pearl
1901 Guerrero
Laguna and Kate.2200
Kidlev „
2001 Dolores
Buchanan 2300
2101 Church and Four-
teenth 2400
2201 Fifteenth &San'z...2500
2.S01 Sixteenth andNoe.2600
2401 Seventeenth and
Castro 2700
Martlia Place, bet Ma-
son and Tavlor f m Geary S.
Mar.T, bet Fifth and Sixth
fm Mission to Howard.
Mary (see Maria)
Mary Iiane, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Bush S.
Maryland, bet Delaware
and Louisiana fm Solano
S to First av.
Mason, bet Powell and
. Taylor Nlm Market to Jef-
ferson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Turk.. 2
101 Eddy 100
201 EUis 200
Latham place - —
217 DIkemau place
301 O'Farrell 300
4f)l Geary 400
409 Oak place....
419 Kappelercourt
501 Post 500
Scheerer place
601 Sutt«r 600
- — Delta place 616
701 Bush ; 700
801 Pine 800
Frank place
901 California &00
1001 Sacramento 1000
1011 Ewer Place
1017 Malvlna i)lace
- — Dawson place
1101 Clay 1100
1107 Matthew place
Sheppard place 1110
1201 Washington 1200
l.'iOl Jackson 1300
- — John ISH
1401 Pacific 1400
1501 Broadway l.'ioo
1601 Valkjo 1600
1701 Green 1700
Winter's lane 1716
1801 Union 1800
Kent 1809
1901 Filbert 1900
1911 Valparaiso
2001 Greenwich 2000
Montgomery av
2101 Lombard 210O
2201 Chestnut 2200
Water
2.301 Francisco 2300
Vandewater
2401 Bay 2400
2601 North Point 2500
Alaska place —
2601 Beach 2600
(e) Jefferson (e)
Mationic A venae, bet
Lott and Ashhury S fm
Point Lobos av.
MassachuHetto, bet
New York and Delaware
fm Sonoma S to First av.
MaNHasoit. fm Cortoz SE
to Francouia av, B H.
Mateo, W of Miguel from
San Jos6 Koad NW to
Cherry.
Mattbew Mace, bet
Clay and Washington tm
Mason W.
Maxwell, bet Larkln and
Polk fm Broadway N to
Vallejo.
Mayflower, E s Rose-
crans bet California av
and Powhattan B H.
Mazzini, E of Orleans
fm Precita Creek SE to
Schneider.
McAllister, bet Fulton
and Golden Gate av W
fm Junction Jones and
Market.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market and Jones 2
Park avenue
101 Leavenworth 100
201 Hyde 200
Brown's alley
:S01 Larkln 300
401 PoU 400
501 Van Ness avenue.. 500
601 Franklin , 600
701 Gough 700
801 Octavia 800
901 Laguna 900
1001 Buchanan 1000
1101 Webster UOO
1201 Fillmore 1200
i:i01 Steiner 1300
1401 Pierce _ 1400
1.501 Scott 1.500
1601 Devisadero 1600
1701 Broderick 1700
1801 Baker 1800
1901 Lyon 1900
2001 Lott 2000
(e) Masonic avenue... (e)
Mc4°lellan, fm Califor-
nia av bet Lvon and Wool
S to Cortland av, B H.
McCprniick, bet Hyde
and Larkln fm Pacific S.
McDermott Place,
bet Turk and Eddy fm
Jones W.
Mcliaren I^ane, bet
ThirteenthandFourteenth
fm Folbom W.
Mcl<ea <'oart, bet Har-
rison and Bryant fm Ninth
NE.
Meachani Place, bet
Hyde and Larkln fm Post
S.
Mears, bet Merrifleld and
First av fui Point Lobos
av N.
Medau Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Fil-
bert N.
MeekH Place, bet Mar-
ket and Mission fm Main
W.
Melius, bet Mission and
Howa^rd lin Fremont W.
Mendocino, bet Calave-
ras and Plumas fm the bay
W to first av.
Merced, 8 s Thirtieth nr
Noe S to Luldley.
Mercer, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av, B H.
Merchant, bet Clay and
Washington W fm East to
Kearny.
South. Street. N. side.
1 East 2
(6) Dnimni (6)
(b) Davis (6)
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome 500
601 Montgomery 600
Dunbar alley 628
(e) Kearny (e)
Merrifield, bet Chase
and Meurs fm Point Lobos
av N.
Merrill, bet Vallejo and
Green fm Jones to Leav-
enworth.
Merrill, bet Williamson
and Goettlngen fm Sliver
av N.
MerrimacN of Alameda
fm the bav to Tennessee.
MetcairPlace,bet Post
an<i Sutter fm Laguna W.
Metcalfe Place, bet
Mason and Taylor fm
Geary N.
Mexico, bet Alaska and
Colorado fm Water Front
S to India.
Michlgran, bet Georgia
and Illinois fm Solano S to
Finst av.
Middle, bet Fillmore and
Webster fm Pine to Cali-
fornia.
Midway, bet Dupont and
Stockton fm Francisco to
Bay.
Midway East, bet Kear-
ny and Dupont fm Fran-
cisco to Bav.
Mid way West,bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Fran-
cisco to Bay.
Miguel, fm Bemis near
Fairmount SE to San Jos€
Road..
Miles Court, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Califor-
nia N.
Miles Place, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Sacra-
. mento N.
Miller Place, bet
Fourth and Fifth fm Fol-
Bom S.
Mills Place, bet Post
and Sutter fm Dupont W.
Minna, bet Mission and
Howard fm First SW.
S. E. Street. N. W. side.
1 First 2
101 Second 100
New Montgomery
201 Third 200
.301 Fourth 300
401 Fifth 400
501 Sixth 500
601 Seventh 600
645 Julia 646
701 Eighth 700
(6) Ninth (&)
(6) Tenth (6)
1001 Eleventh 1000
1021 Lafavette place 1020
(6) Twelfth (6)
(&) Thirteenth (6)
1301 Fourteenth. „.'. 1300
(b)- Fifteenth (6)
Minna Place, bet Mis-
sion and Howard fm Beale
W.
Minnesota, bet Tennes-
see and Indiana fm South
S to Tulare.
Minnie, bet Ashbury and
Clavton fm Waller S.
Mint Avenue, bet Fifth
and Sixth fm MLssion N
and bet Market and Mis-
sion fm Fifth W.
Mission, bet Market and
Howard SW fm East to
Thirteenth, thence S to
County Road.
S.E. Streit. N.W.side.
East 2
Steuart (c)
Spear 100
Main 200
Beale 300
Fremont 400
First 500
— Ecker
5:17 Sullivan alley
— Anthony 570
Second 6C0
New Montgomerj-.
Annie 6.50
Third 70O
Fourth 800
Fifth 900
Mint avenue
Mary
Sixth 1000
1
(c)
lUl
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
921
1001
1101 Seventh 1100
1.525
1601
1701
1749
1801
1901
2001
2201
2:«1
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
Mission alley
1201 Eighth _ 12(»
Laskie 12.30
1301 Ninth 1300
1313 Washington av.,...
1.323 Grand avenue —
1401 Tenth 1400
1.501 Eleventh 1500
Lafavette
Potter I.... 1600
West Mission _
Twelfth
Bond
Thirteenth
Ridley 1700
Erie
Fourteenth ...1800
Fifteenth 1900
Sixteenth. 2000
2013 Goldman place
2101 Seventeenth 2100
Willows avenue ...2120
Eighteenth 2200
Nineteenth 2300
Twentieth 240O
Twenty-first 2600
Twenty-second 2600
Twenty-third 2700
Twenty-fourth 2800
Twentv-fifth.„ 2900
Twenty-sixth 3000
Mission and Ocean
Road, fm terminus of
Mission W.
Mission Alley, bet
.Seventh and Eighth fm
Mission N to Jessie.
Mission Avenue, bet
Valencia and Guerrero fm
Seventeenth S.
Mission PIaza,betBIIs-
sion and West Mission fm
Twelfth to Thirteenth.
Mississippi, bet Penn-
sylvania and Texas fm
Center S to Tulare.
Missouri, bet Texas and
Connecticut fm Center S to
Tulare.
Monroe, bet Stockton
and Powell fra Bush N to
Pine.
Montcalm, bet Wolfe
and Cortez fm California
av E to Isabel, B H.
Montezuma, fm Coso av
E to Folsoni, B H.
Montgomery, bet San-
8on>e and Kearny N fm
Market to Francisco.
West. Street: E. side.
1 Market and Post... 2
Sutter 100
Bush 200
Pine „ 300
Summer
California 40O
Sacramento 500
Commercial 518
Clav 600
Merchant 622
Washington 700
Mont^omerv av....
Jackson 800
Gold 806
Pacific 900
915 Montgomery court
1001 Broadway 1000
HIncklev
Vallejo 1100
Jackson place 1112
Green 1200
Moulton place ——
Union 1300
Montgomery place
Alfa 1314
Filbert 1400
Greenwich 1500
Lombard ..1600
Chestnut ib)
Francisco (e)
Montgomery Av-
enue, fm N W cor Mont-
gomery and Washington
NW to Beach.
S. W. Street. N. E. side.
Wash and Mont... 2
GIbb
Jackson 100
Kearnv
Pacific 200
Adler..._
Broadwai- 300
101
201
301
319
401
501
513
601
613
701
901
1101
1201
1301
1311
1.315
1401
1.501
1601
1701
(e)
1
101
201
301
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ''°''° *?„!!.1i t^H' "'^'^'^^
I MAonnKiniiPU nrpoRTER of and dealer in all kinds op foreign
J, IVlAl/UUNUUun, and domestic coal, « Market Street, comer Spear.
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STREET GUIDE.
501
601
701
801
1101
1201
1301
1401
Dnpont
401 Vallejo 400
Stockton
Green 500
Union 600
Powell
Filbert 700
Greenwich 800
Mason
Lombard 900
Chestnut 1000
Taylor
Francisco 1100
Jones
BaV 1200
North Point 1300
Leavenworth
Beach 1400
Montgomery Court,
bet Pacific and Broadway
fm Montgomery W.
Montgoiuerj- Place,
bet Union and Filbert fm
Montgomery N.
Moore Place, bet Hyde
and Larkin fra Union N.
Morey Alley, or Noon-
'an's alley, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Broadway
to Vallejo.
Morrel Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fin Pa-
cific N.
Morse, bet Dnpont and
Keamv fin Bnsh to Pine.
Morse', San MigueUW End
Map No 1.
Morse Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Broadway S.
Morton, bet Geary and
Post fm Kearny to Stock-
ton.
Moss, bet Sixth and Sev-
enth fm Howard to Fol-
som.
MonKon. bet Greenwich
and Lombard fm Buchan-
an to Steiner.
Moulton Place, bet
Green and Union fm Mont-
gomery W.
Monltrie, fm Cortland
av to (Jrescent av, B H.
Monnt Vernon Av-
enue, het Mission and
San Jose Road fm Niagara
av S.
Myrtle Avenue, bet
O'Farrell and Geary fm
Larkin to Laguna.
South. Street. jY. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
Franklin 300
Gongh 400
Octavia 500
Lagnna 600
301
401
501
601
K, bet M and 0 ftn Seventh
av W.
N, South S F, fm First av
SW to Twenty-ninth av.
Napa, bet Butte and Sierra
fm the bay W to Harrison.
Napoleon, bet Norman
and Tulare fm Biggs S\V to
Orleans.
Natoma, bet Mission and
Howard fm Fremont SW.
8. Ex Street. A\ W. side.
1 First 2
101 Second 100
New Montgomery
Third (6)
Fourth (b
401
.501
601
701
(6)
901
1001
1019
(6)
(b)
1301
(6)
15
29
101
Fifth 40O
Sixth 500
Seventh 600
Eighth 700
Ninth (6)
Tenth 900
Klevenlh 1000
Lafavette place. ...1018
Twelfth (6)
Thirteenth (6)
Fourteenth 1300
Fifteenth (b)
Neltraska, bet Vermont
and Utah fm Mission
Creek ti to Preclta Creek,
and fm Helena S, South S F
Necropolis Avenue,
bet Sixteenth and .'ieven- ^
teenth fm Dolores W.
Iireva«ia,bet Eleventh and
Twelfth fm Folsom SE to
Harrison.
Nevada, bet Sierra and '
Yolo fm the bay W to Po-
trero av. '
New Anthony (see An-
thony)
Bfew Montgomery, bet !
Second and Third fm Mar- ,
ket SE to Howard.
E. Street. W. side. \
1 Market 2 j
Stevenson !
Jessie 30 ,
Mission 100
Minna
Natoma i
(e) Howard (e)
New Orleans Alley, j
bet Leavenworth and ]
Hvde fm (ireen N.
Bfew Pacific, bet Eighth
and Ninth fm Mission N.
Kfew York, bet Virginia
and Massachusetts fm
Water Front S to First av.
Newell, bet Mason and
Tavlor fm Lombard N.
Newliall, bet Lombard
and Chestnut fm Stockton
to Powell.
Niagara Avenue, bet
Seneca and Mount Vernon
avs fm Mission W to San
Jose Eoad.
Nineteentli, bet Eight-
eei;th and Twentieth fm
Harrison W to Douglass.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Harrison 2
Folsom 100
Shotwell
Howard 200
Capp
Mission 300
Jessie
Stevenson
Valencia 400
Guerrero 500
Dolores 600
Chiirch .'. 700
Sanchez 800
Noe 900
Castro ; 1000
Diamond 1100
Douglass (e)
Niheteentli Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation S.
Nineteeutli Avenue,
South S F, fm Islais Creek
to SVater Front.
Nintli, bet Eighth and
Tenth fm Marnet SE to
Brannan.
Ew!t. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission 100
Minna
Natoma
Howard 200
Tehama
Clementina
Folsom 300
Harrison 400
McLea court
Bryant 500
Brannan 60«
Nintfa Avenue, from
Presidio Reservation S to
P.
Ninth .4. venue. South S
F, fm Islais Creek to Water
Front.
Noble, bet Fifth and Sixth
fin Hubbeil to South.
Noble Place, bet How-
ard and Folsom fm Third
W.
Noble's Alley, bet
Union and Filbert fm Du-
pont E.
Noe, bet Sanchez and Cas-
tro tm Ridlej- S to Thlr.
tieth.
Noonan Avenue, bet
Howard and Clementina
fm Eighth E.
101
201
301
401
.501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
(e)
101
201
301
401
501
601
(c)
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1401
1.501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
Noonan^s Alley, or 601
Morey allev, bet Stockton 701
and Powell fm Vallejo S. 801
Norman, bet Bourbon 901
and Napoleon fm Preclta 1001
Creek S\V to Orleans. | 1101
North A venue. fm Coso [ 1201
avSAVtoHollv Park.BH. i:«l
North Park l.ane, 1401
(see Park Lane North) 1501
North Point, bet Bay 1601
and Beach W fm Kearny 1701
to Presidio Reservation. 1801
South. Street. iV. side. 1901
Keamv 2 2001
Dupont (c) (e)
Stockton 100 Oak
Powell 200
Mason :500
Taylor 400
Jones 500
Montgomery av....
Leavenworth 600
Hvde 700
Larkin 800
Polk 900
Van Ness avenue..
Gov't Reservation
Laguna 1400
Buchanan 1500
Webster 1600
Fillmore 170O
Steiner 1800
Pierce 1900
Scott 2000
Devisadero 2100
Broderick 2200
Baker 2300
Norton Court, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth fm Bran-
nan S.
Norton Place, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
fm Filbert N.
Norwich, bet Montezu-
ma and Prospect av fm
Folsom W, B H.
Nye, fm Cadwallader N to
Islais Creek.
O, bet N and P fin Eighth
av W.
O'Connell Place, bet
Mason and Powell, from
Vallejo N.
O'Farrell, bet ElUs and
Geary W fm Junction Du-
pont and Market.
South. Street. y. side.
1 Market and Dupt.. 2
Bagley place 14
Julia court 28
Stockton 100
Powell 200
219 Carlos place
— O'Farrell alley 228
301 Mason 300
— Raphael place
Tavlor 400
Wi'niam 430
Jones 500
Leavenworth 600
Ada court
Hvde 700
Larkin 800
Polk 900
Van NehS avenue..l0O0
Franklin IKXt
Gough 1200
Octavia 1300
Laguna 1400
Buchanan 1.500
Webster 1600
Fillmore 1700
Steiner 1800
Pierce IBOO
Scott '2000
Devisadero 2100
Broderick '2200
St .lu.^eph's av (e)
OTarrell Alley, bet
I'owell and Mason fm
O'Farrell N and bet O'Far-
rell ami Geary fm Mason E.
Oak, bet Page and Fell W
fm JuiKtlon Van Ness av
and Market.
SovJh. Street. N. side.
1 Mkt &Van Ness av 2
101 Franklin 100
201 Gough 200
301 Octavia 300
401 Laguna 400
,501 Buchanan .500
Webster 600
Fillmore 70O
Steiner 800
Pierce 900
Scott 1000
Devisadero 1100
Broderick 1200
Baker 1300
Lyon 1400
Lott 1500
Masonic avenue ...1600
Ashbnrv 1700
Clayton 1800
Cole 1900
Shrader 2000
Stanyan (e)
Orove Avenue,
101
201
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1-201
i;»i
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
{()
bet li'ilth and Sixth tm
Harrison to Bryant.
Oak Place, bet Geary
and Post f m Mason to Tay-
lor.
Ocean House and
Beach Road, fm ter-
mination Point Lobos av
S and E to Ocean View
House.
Ocean House Road,
(Central) fm McAllister
SW to Ocean View House.
ocean flous* Road,
(Mission) fm Mission Do-
lores SW to (icean View
House.
Ocean House Road,
(old) fm San Jos6 Road nr
Industrial School W to
Ocean View House.
Octavia, bet Gough and
Laguna N fm Market to
Lewis.
We.it. Street. E. side.
Market & Waller... 2
Halght..... 100
Rose avenue
Page 200
Lily avenue....;
Oak 300
Hickory avenue....
FeU 400
Linden avenue....
Hayes 500
Ivy avenue
Grove 600
Birch avenue -
Fulton 700
Ash avenue
McAllister 800
Locust avenue
Golden Gate av 900
Jefferson Square...
Eddy UOO
Willow avenue
Ellis 1200
Olive avenue
O'Farrell 1300
Myrtle avenue
Geary 1400
Cedar avenue
Post 1500
Walnut avenue
Sutter 1600
Fern avenue
Bush 1700
Austin...
Pine 1800
California 1900
Sacramento 200O
Lafavette Paik
Washington 2200
Jackson '2300
Pacific 2400
Broadway 2500
Vallejo 2600
Greea 2700
Union 2800
• Grisar
2901 Filbert 2900
Greenwich 3000
Lombard 3100
Chestnut 3200
Francisco 3300
Bay
Gov't Reservation
Tonquln ,...3800
Lewis (e(
101
3)1
301
401
501
601
801
901
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2201
zm
2401
2501
•2601
•2701
•2801
;«)01
3101
3201
3:»1
M
c
O
ft
©
0(0
3801
(e)
Ohio, bet Sansome and
Montgomery fm Pacific to
Vallejo.
Ohio, bet Wyoming and
Virginia fm Water Front
S to First av.
OftK, ASH. HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH.
JOHN WIGMORE,
IS.'S Spear St.
G. D. MORSE,
PHOTOeRAPIIER. 826 9IARKF.T HT.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Old Hickory, Es Lau-
rel av ur Crescent av E to
San Bnino Road.
Old San JoHe Road,
fm Junction Valencia and
Twenty - second SW to
county line.
Olive Avenae, bet El-
lis and O'Farrell fm Lar-
kln to Buchanan.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gouuh 400
501 Octayla 500
601 Laguna 600
Oli-ve Court, bet Laguna
and Buchanan fm Union S.
01in!4tead, W s San Bru-
no Road S of Dwight, U
MT.
©Ine.y Place, bet Town-
send and King fm Ham-
mond SW.
Oneida Place, bet
Stockton and Dupont fm
Sacramento S.
Onondaga Avenue,
San Migwel, W End Map
Nol.
Oregon, bet Washington
and Jackson W fm East to
Battery.
Smith. Street. JV. side.
1 East -. 2
101 Drumm _.. 100
201 Davis 200
(6) Front (6)
(e) Battery (e)
Orleant), bet Vermont
and Mazzlnl fm Kansas
8W to Tulare.
Orneniust, fm Byrne S to
Salome.
Otsego, bet Mission and
Delaware avs !m Seneca
av N.
Oxford, bet Cambridge
and Harvard fm Silver av
S, U M T.
P. bet 0 and Q fm Ninth av
W.
P, South S F, fm First av
SW to Potrero av.
Pacific, bet Jackson and
Broadway W fm East.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 East 2
(n) Drumm (c)
101 Davis 100
201 Front 200
301 Battery 300
401 Sansome 400
Ohio 418
.501 Montgomery 500
601 Kearny 600
Montgomery av....
Let'trade place 632
641 Bartlett
701 Dupont 700
Pacific place 706
719 Sullivan allev
EUlck alley..". 722
801 Stockton 800
- — Vlrtiiula nlace 806
815 Virginia
901 Powell 900
Keyes alley 006
Scott place !)22
1001 Mason lOOO
Salmon 1016
1018 Auburn
Ilimmelmann pl...l02t
1101 Taj lor 1100
1301 Jones 1200
i;«)l Leavenworth 1300
Vm Burgoyne place
1401 Hyde 1400
Morrel place 1420
1421 McConnlck
14;fi{ Fourth place
(e) Larkiu (e)
Pacific Alley, bet Du-
pont nnrl Stockton fm
IJroadway S.
Paoillc Avenue, that
pari of I'acltic Ftr.it e.\-
teiidlng fni Larkiu to First
uv; the nuinlwr.s continue,
however, In regular order
fm the commencement of
Pacific street:
South. Street. N. sirle.
1.501 Larkln 1.500
1601 Polk 1600
1701 Van Ness avenue..l700
1801 Franklin 1800
1901 Gough 1900
2001 Dctavla 2000
2101 Laguna 2100
2201 Buchanan 2200
2.301 Webster 2.300
2401 Fillmore 2400
2501 Stelner 2.500
2601 Pierce 2600
2701 Scott 2700
2801 Devisadero 2800
2901 Broderlck 2900
3001 Baker 3000
3101 Lvon 3100
.3201 Central avenue 3200
,3;«)1 Walnut 3300
:i401 Laurel .3400
3501 Locust 3500
3601 Spruce 3600
3701 Maple 3700
3801 Cherry 3.500
(6) First avenue (e)
Pacific Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Pa-
cific N.
Page, bet Halght and Oak
W fm Junction Franklin
and Market.
South. Street. J\\ side.
1 Market & Franklin 2
101 Gough 100
301 Octavia 200
301 Laguna., 300
401 Buchanan 400
501 Webster 500
601 Fillmore 600
701 Stelner 700
801 Pierce SOO
901 Scott 900
1001 Devisadero lOOO
1101 Broderlck UOO
1201 Baker 1200
IIHOI Lyon 1300
1401 Lott 1400
1.501 Masonic avenue ...15D0
1601 Ashbury 1600
1701 Clayton. 1700
1801 Cole 1800
1901 Shrader 19OO
(e) Stanyan (ej
Palmer, from Junction
Chenery and Miguel to
Bartlett.
Park Avenue, bet Fifth
and SI.Kth fm Harrison to
Bryant.
Park Avenue, bet Mar-
ket and the City Hall SW
fm McAllister to Larkin.
Park Avenue, inclos-
ing Holly Park, SWs Ber-
nal Heights.
Park Lane North, bet
Bryant and Brannan fm
Second to Third.
Park l.ane South, bet
Bryant and Brannan fm
Third to Central pi.
Park Place, bet Folsom
anil HarriMin fm Second E.
Parker Avenue, bet
Odd Fellows', Calvary and
Masonic Cemeteries fm
Fulton N to Point Lobos
av.
Patterson, E s Bernal
Heights bi't San Bruno
Road and Itirnai.
Paul. S s Crescent av nr
San Bruno Ruad.
Pearl, bet Valencia and
(Juerrero fm Market to
UlaUy.
Pennsylvania Av-
enue, bel Iowa and Mis-
sl.sRlppI fni Center S to
Tulare.
Perine, bet Californlaand
Sacramento Im Steiiiur to
Pierce.
Perry, bet Harrison and
Bryant fm SK of Third to
Fifth.
S.JC. Street. AWV. side.
1 Vassar place 2
101 Third 100
201 Fourth 200
(e) Fifth (e)
Petaluma Avenue,
f m Point Lobos av
Pfeilfer, bet Chestnut
and Francisco f m E 8 Du-
pont to Stockton.
Pierce, bet Stelner and
Scott N fm Waller to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Waller 2
101 Halght 100
201 Page 200
.301 ()ak 300
401 FeU 400
501 Hayes .500
Alamo Square
701 Fulton 700
801 McAllister 800
901 Golden Gate av 900
1001 Turk 1«X)
1101 Eddy 1100
1201 Ellis 1200
1301 O'Farrell 1300
1401 Geary 1400
Hamilton Sfiuare...
1.501 Post 1500
1601 Sutter :...1600
1701 Bush 1700
1801 Pine 1800
1901 California 1900
Perine
2001 Sacramento 2000
2101 Clay 2100
Alta Plaza
2.301 Jackson 2300
2401 Pacific 2400
2.501 Broadway 2500
2601 Vallejo 2600
2701 Green 2700
2801 Union 2800
2901 Filbert 2900
3001 Greenwich 3000
3101 Lombard 3100
3201 Chestnut .3200
;{;J01 Francisco 3300
;J401 Bav 3400
.3.501 North Point 3500
3601 Beach 3600
3701 Jefferson 3700
3801 Tonquin 3S00
(e; Lewis (e)
Pierce Row, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Union S.
Pine, bet Bush and Cali-
fornia W fm Market to
Central av.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market and Davis 2
101 Front 100
201 Battery 200
:m Sansomet 300
Leidesdortr
.'tto Laura place
401 Montgomery 400
407 Russ alley
435 Belden „
501 Kearny 500
505 Morse
515 Central place
.St Mary's plaoe 520
527 Qulncy 5:52
601 Dupont 600
Sophie Terrace
701 Stockton 700
Prospect place 710
725 Monroe
801 Powell 800
901 Mason 900
Jane place 90S
1001 Tavlor 1000
1101 Jones 1100
Touchard
1201 Leavenworth 1200
liiOl Hvde 1300
1401 Larkin 1400
1.501 Polk 1500
1601 Van Ness avcnue..l600
1701 Franklin ».1700
1801 Gough 1800
1901 Octavia 11)00
3001 Laguna 2000
2101 Buchanan ...' 2100
2201 Webster 2200
Middle
2301 Fillmore 2.300
2401 Stelner 2400
2.501 Pierce 2500
2601 Scott 2600
2701 Devisadero 2700
2801 Broderlck 2800
2901 Baker 2900
.3001 Lyon 3000
(.e) Central avenue («)
Pinkhani Place, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Eighth W.
Plnkney Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Broadway to Vallejo.
Pioneer Park, top of
Telegraph Hill.
Pixley, bet Filbert and
Greenwich fm Buchanan
to Stelner.
Pleasant, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay fm Tajlor
to Jones.
Plumas, bet Mendocino
and Fresno fm the bay W
to First av.
PcMsahontas, N s Cali-
fornia av nr Lyon N to
North av, B H.'
Point liObos Avenue,
bet Clement and A fm
Central av W.
Polk, bet Larkin and Van
Ness av N fm Market t^
Lewis.
We.tt. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Fell 2
101 Hayes 100
111 Ivy avenue
201 Grove 200
Birch avenue
301 Fulton 300
Ash avenue
401 McAllister 400
Locust avenue
501 Golden Gate av 500
Elm avenue
601 Turk 600
Laurel avenue
701 Eddy 700
Willow avenue
801 Ellis 800
807 Olive avenue 806
901 O'Farrell 900
909 Myrtle avenue 908
1001 Gearv 1000
1009 Cedar avenue 1008
1101 Poet 1100
Walnut avenue
1201 Sutter 1200
1211 Fern avenue 1210
1301 Bush 1300
1309 Austin 1314
1401 Pine 1400
1.501 California 1580
1601 Sacramento 1600
1701 Clay 1700
1801 Washington 1800
1901 Jackson 1900
2001 Pacific 2000
2101 Broadway 2100
2201 Vallejo 2200
Bonlta
2301 Green 2300
2401 Union 3400
2501 Filbert 2500
3601 Greenwich 3600
2701 Lombard 3700
2801 Chestnut 2800
2901 Francisco 2900
3001 Bav 3000
3101 North Point 3100
3201 Beach 3200
.3:501 Jefferson 3300
3401 Tonquin (d)
(e) Lewis (e)
Polk Iiane, bet Pacific
and Broad wav fm Stockton
E.
Pollard Place, bet
Kearnv aud Dupont fm
Vallejo N.
Pollock, South S F, bet
Water Front and Von
Schmidt fm Twenty-
lourth av SW to county
line.
Porter, S s Crescent av
bet Decatur ami liache.
Portsmoulli Square,
bet Clay and WashingUin,
Kearny and Brenham pi.
Post, bet Geary and Sutter
W fm Junction Market and
Montgomery to Central av.
South. Street. A', side.
1 Market and Mont 2
Lick place 12
101 Kearny 100
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GOOD WORK. IM^W PRICES.
OFFICK, «48 9IARKET STREET.
STREET GUIDE.
125
Gardner 112
201 Dupont 200
301 Stockton 300
•101 Powell 400
501 Mason 500
eoi Tavior 600
fil7 William
701 Jones 700
801 Leavenworth 800
901 Hyde 900
Meacham place
1001 Larkln 1000
1101 PolK 1100
1201 Van Ness avenue..l200
ISO! Franklin 1300
1401 Gough 1400
1501 Octavia 1500
leoi Laguna 1600
1701 Buchanan 1700
ISOI Webster 1800
1901 Fillmore 1000
2001 Steiner 2000
2101 Pierce 2100
2201 Scott : 2200
2301 Devlsadero 2'!00
2401 Broderick 2400
2501 Baker 2500
2601 Lyon 2600
(e) Central avenue (e)
Post Office Place (see
Cu8tom House Place)
Potrero AvcDue, bet
Utah and Hampshire fm
Brannan S to Preclta
Creek and ftn Islats Creek
S, South S F.
Potter, bet Eleventh and
Brady fm Market SE to
JIiBsion.
Powell, bet Stockton and
Mason fm Market to Jef-
ferson
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Eddy.. 2
101 Ellis 100
201 O'Farrell 200
301 Geary 300
401 Post 400
501 Sutter 500
Ankeny place 518
601 BuBh 600
Fella place ..616
701 Pine 700
801 California 800
901 Sacramento 900
1001 Clav 1000
1101 Washington IIQP
1301 Jackson 1200
1211 John
Caroline place 1218
1301 Pacific 1300
1401 Broadway 1400
1501 VaUeJo 1500
1601 Green 1600
1701 Union 1700
Montgomery av
1801 Filbert 1800
1901 Greenwich 1900
2001 Lombard 2000
2101 Chestnut 2100
2201 Francisco 2200
Vandewater
2301 Bay 2300
2401 North Point 2400
2501 Beach (d)
i.e) JefTerson (e)
Powell Avenue, W s
rralifoniia av W to San
Josg Road.
Powhattaii, fm North
av E to Wlnslow, B il.
Pratt, bet Brannan and
Towusend fm Seventh
SW.
Pratt Place, N s Cali-
fornia bet Stockton and
I'.iwcll.
Precita Avenue, from
.■<nn .Iipvf Koail nr Twenty-
seventh E to San Bruno
Road.
PrenlitiB, fm California
avStoCnrtlanilav, I! H.
Prenidlo Road, fiVi
Larkln nr I'acitlc to Pre-
sidio.
PrCMidio Road, fm ter-
mination of Ceulrnl av N
to Presidio Barracks
Pretch. E of San Bruno
Road 3 miles fm Cltv Hall.
Priest, bet Jones and
Leavenworth fra Clay to
Washington.
Princeton, bet Univer-
sity and Amherst fm Sil-
ver av S, U 51 T.
Prlngle Court, bet
Sansomeand Slontgomery
fm Greenwich Jf.
Prospect Avenue, fm
Cortland av NE to Coso
av, B H.
Prospect Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Pine to Clay.
Pulaski, fin Cortland av
S to Crescent av, B H.
Putnam, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av, B H.
Putziuan, E of San Bru-
no Road 3 miles fm City
Hall.
<l. South S F, fm First av
SW to Potrero av.
Q, bet P and R fm Tenth
av W.
Quincy, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Pine to Cali-
fornia.
Quincy Place, beig
Kearny and Dupont fm
Pine S.
Quinn, bet Ridley and
Fourfeenth fm E of Valen-
cia W to Guerrero.
R, bet Q and S fm Eleventh
av W.
R, South S F, fm Islais SW
to Silver av.
Railroad Avenue,
South S F, fm Second av
SW to San Bnino av nr
Thirty-ninth av.
Railroad Avenue.'
South S F, fm Railroad and ,
Twentieth avs W to San'
Bnmo av bet Henry and
Sllliman.
Railroad Avenue, fm
Bernal av S.
Railroad Avenue, bet
Seventeenth and Eight-
eenth fm Dolores E.
Randall. W s .'^an Joe€
Road nt- Thirtieth W to
Palmer.
Randall Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
fm Greenwich N.
Randolpli, near San .Mi-
guel Station.
Raphael Place, bet
Tavior and Mason fm
O'Farrell N.
Rausch, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Howard to Fol-
som.
R a >- n o 1 d s, Visitaclon
Valley.
Reagan Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm Gea-
ry S.
Reed, bet Jor/es and Leav-
enworth f m Clay to Wash-
ington.
Reed Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Green S.
Reservoir, bet Kate and
Fourteenth fm 5Iarkot W.
Rhode iHlaiid, bet De
Haro aii'l Knusas fm
Eighth S to Preclta Creek.
Richmond (see Haileck)
Richards, \V s San Bru-
no ]{oad 3 miles fm City
Hail.
Rldle?', bi:t Hermann and
Fourteenth fm Mission W
to Devi.-iadcn).
Ritces, fm Napoleon S to
.■Schneider.
Rincon Avenue, bet
Brnnuan aud Townsend
fin .Second to .lapan.
Rincon Court, bet Fol-
■ somand Harrison fm Main
SW.
Rincon Place, bet P'irst
and Second fra Harrison to
Frederick.
Rinsold,bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Eighth to
Ninth.
Ritch, bet Third and
Fourth fin Folsom SE.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Folsom 2
(b) Harrison (6)
201 Bryant 200
301 Brannan 300
(e) Townsend (e)
Ritter, bet Seventh and
Eighth SE fin HaiTlson.
Roach, bet Taylor and
Jones fm Filbert to Green-
wich.
Roanoke, bet Mateo
and Castro fm Old San
Jose Road NW to Bemls.
Robblns Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Union N.
Rondell Place, bet
Mission and Valencia fm
Sixteenth to Seventeenth.
Rose, S s Chenery nr
Castro.
Rose, S s Crescent av S to
Case.
Rose Alle.v. bet Jessie
and Mission fm New
Montgomery W to .^nnie.
Rose Avenue, bet
Haight and Page fm Mar-
ket W.
SiOKth. Street. N. side.
1 Market 2
101 Gough 100
201 (Ictavia 200
301 Laguna 300
401 Buchanan 400
.501 Webster 500
Rosecrans, fm Califor-
nia av S to Powhattan, B
H.
Ross -Alley (see Stent's
alleyl
Rowland Alley, bet
Montgomery and Kearny
fm Broadway S.
Ruger. E of San Bruno
Road 3 miles fm City Hail.
Rushton Place, bet
Third and Fourth fm
Brannan S.
Rush, bet Sixth and Sev-
enth fm Minna to Folsom.
Russ Alley, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Pine to Bush.
Russell, bet Green and
Union fm Hyde W.
Rutledge Avenue, B
S, South S F, fm Third av
SW to Nebraska.
S, bet R and T fm east of
Twelfth av W.
Sacramento, bet Cali-
fornia and Clay W fm
Market.
South. Street. A\ side.
1 -Market and East... 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
:«il Front 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome 500
525 Leidesdorff. 522
601 Montgomery 600
629 Webb
701 Kearnv 700
801 Pupont 800
. Waverly place 810
827 Oneida place
833 Brooklyn place
901 Stockton ....900
923 Prospect place 924
— - Miles place 928
1001 Powell 1000
1013 Gustavus
Tay 1014
1101 Mason 1100
Verba Buena 1114
111.) (Bushman
1201 Tavior 1200
r-m Jones 1300
IXll Lvsett place
1319 Leroy place 1.320
Golden court
1401 Leavenworth. .._... 1400
Kimball place........l406
1501 Hyde 1500
1601 Larkln.., 1600
1701 Polk 1700
1801 Van Ness «venue..I800
1901 Franklin 1900
2001 Gough 2000
2101 Octavia 2100
22f)I Laguna 2200
2301 Buchanan 2300
2401 Webster 2400
2501 Fillmore 2500
2601 Steiner 2600
2701 Pierce 270O
2801 Scott 2800
2901 Devisa4ero 2900
3001 Broderitk 3000
.3101 Baker 3100
;G01 L.von 3200
S»l Central avenue 3300
;i401 Walnut 3400
3.501 Laurel 3.500
3601 Locust 3ti00
3701 Spruce 3700
3801 Alaple 3800
.3901 Cherry 3900
(e) First avenue (e)
Sadowa,Ws Old San Jos€
Road nr San Miguel Sta-
tion.
Sagamore, Railroad
Homestead -\ssociatlon.
Salinas .Avenue, bet
Thirty-third and Thirty-
fourth avs fm Railroad av
W to San Bruno Road.
Salmon, bet Mason and
Taylorf'm Pacific to Broad-
way.
Salmon Place, bet
Broadwftv and Vallejo fm
Larkln E.
Salmon Place, bet
Mason and Taylor fm
Green N.
Salome, fm Tslals Creek
NE to Baker av.
Saniosct. bet Cortez and
Cabot fm California av SE
to Franconia av, B H.
San Rruno Avenue,
South S F, bet Potrero av
and GIrard fm Islals
Creek S.
San Bruno Road (old)
fm Precita Creek nr Ne-
braska S.
San Jose -Avenue, fm
Castro (Falrmount Tract)
SW to county line.
San Jose Avenue, fm
Twenty-second t)et Valen-
cia and Guerrero SW.
San Jose Road, or
County Road, fm ter-
mination Mission ^W to
countv line.
San Luis Alley. S s
Jackson bet Dupont and
Stockton.
San Tlignel Station,
San JosC Road 5K miles
fmiCitv Hall.
Sanches, bet Church and
Noe fm Ridley S to Thir-
tieth.
Sansome, bet Battery
and Montgomery N fm
Market to Chestnut.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Sutter 2
101 Bush 100
201 Pine 200
301 California 300
313 Haileck 312
401 Sacramento 400
417 Commercial 416
501 Clay 500
515 Merchant 514
601 Washington 600
701 Jackson 700
705 Gold
801 Pacific 800
901 Broadway 900
1001 Vallejo. 1000
1101 Green 1100
1201 Union 1200
Alta
1301 Filbert 1300
1401 Greenwich 1400
1,501 Lombard (d)
(e) Chestnut (e)
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Santa Clara, bet Center
and Marlpofa fm the bay
W to Harrison.
Santa Rosa Avenue,
W B Masonic av nr Point
Lobos av W to Odd Fel-
lows' Cemetery.
Scheerer Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Blason
W.
Schiller, San Miguel, W
End Map No 2.
Scbnelder, S of Benia-
dotte fm Islais Creek chan-
nel NE to Seventh av.
Schuyler, fm Cortland
av S to Crescent av, B H.
Schwerln, Vlsitaclon
Valley.
Scotland, bet Powell and
Mason fm Filbert to Green-
wich.
Scott, bet Pierce and De-
visadero N fm Ridley to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Ridley 2
101 Waller; 100
201 Haight 200
;j01 Page 300
401 Oak 400
501 Fell 600
601 Haves 600
701 Grove 700
801 Fulton 800
901 McAllister 900
1001 Golden Gate av 1000
1101 Turk 1100
1201 Eddy 1200
1301 EUis 1300
1401 O'Farrell 1400
- — Elliot Park
1.501 Geary 1500
1601 Post 1600
1701 Sutter 1700
1801 Bush 1800
1901 Pine ...1900
2001 California 2000
2101 Sacramento 2100
2201 Clay 2200
2.301 Washington 2300
2401 Jackson 2400
2501 Pacific ..2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
2801 Green 2800
2901 Union 2900
3001 Filbert 3000
3101 Greenwich 3100
3201 Lombard 3200
:«01 Chestnut 3300
3401 Francisco 3400
3501 Bay 3500
3601 NorthPoint 3600
3701 Beach .3700
3801 .leflerson aSOO
3901 Tonquln 3900
(e) Lewis (e)
Scott, fm North av S to
Cortland av, B H.
Scotl Avenue, fm Rail-
road av N\V to Silver
av, Potrero.
Scott Place, tet Powell
and ISlasnii fm Pacific to
Broadway.
Second, bet First and
Third fm Market SE to the
bay.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
21 Stevenson 20
(6) Jessie 26
101 Mission 100
117 Minna 118
137 Natoma 138
201 Howard 200
219 Tehama 218
233 aementlna (6)
301 Folsom 300
313 Park place
Dow place
Vernon place ;C6
401 Harrison 400
Silver 428
601 Brjanf 500
North Park lane...
South Park .-iie
833 De Boom
601 Brannan 600
Rlncon avenue
701 Townsend 700
(e) Berry (e)
Second Avenue, bet
Valencia and Guerrero fm
Fifteenth to Seventeenth.
Second Avenue, South
S F, fm Islais to China.
Second A venue,fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to J.
Selina Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Cal-
ifornia N.
Senator, bet Broadway
and Vallejo fm Davis to
Front.
Seneca Avenue, bet
Ocean House Road and
Niagara av fm Mission W
to San Jose Road.
Serpentine Avenue,
fm Utah nr Yolo W to Old
San Jos6 Road.
Seventeenth, bet Six-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
Harrison W to Clara av.
Soutti. Street. If. side.
1 Harrison 2
Treat avenue
101 Folsom 100
Shotwell
201 Howard :... 200
219 Capp 220
301 Mission 300
Hoff avenue 318
401 Valencia 400
Second avenue
431 Mission avenue — -
501 Guerrero 500
601 Dolores 600
Alemany avenue...
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 900
1001 Castro 1000
Sherman
1101 Diamond 1100
"Eureka
Douglass
Clara avenue..
Seventeenth Avenue,
South S F, fm Islais Creek
to Water Front.
Seven teent h A venue,
fm Presidio Reservations.
Seventh, bet Sixth and
Eighth ftn Market to
Pennsylvania av.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
11 Stevenson 12
Jessie ;<8
101 Mission 100
Minna
Natoma
201 Howard 200
mi Folsom 300
Drurylane 306
Cleaveland
401 Harrison 400
501 Brvant 500
601 Brannan 600
701 Townsend 700
King
801 Berry 800
Channel
901 Hooper
Irwin.
1001 Hubbell
South ,
Seventh Avenue,South
S F, fm Islais Creek to
Water Front.
Seventh Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
N.
Se.vniour Avenue, bet
Scott ami Devisadero fm
Golden Gati' av to Turk.
ShakeMpeare, tm Isabel
Sto Ilcp,., M H.
Sharon, bet Church and
Murk<'l frii Klfteeiilh SE.
Sharp Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Union S.
ShaMta. bet Napa and
Sierra fm the baj- W to
Delaware and fm Vermont
to Utah.
Sheppard Place, bet
Clay and Washington fm
Mason E.
Sheridan, bet Folsom
and €larrlson fm Tenth
NE.
1
101
201
.301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
(e)
Sherman, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Folsom to
Harrison.
Sherman, bet Castro and
Diamond fm Seventeenth
S to Twenty-second.
Sherman, bet Webster
and Fillmore fm Ellis S.
Sherwood Place, bet
Mission and Howard fm
Third NE.
Ship, South S F, bet Dock
and A fm Fifth av SW to
county line.
Shipley, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Fourth SW.
Shotwell, bet Howard
and Folsom fm Fourteenth
S to Serpentine av.
East. Street. W. side.
Fourteenth 2
Fifteenth 100
Sixteenth 200
Seventeenth 300
Eighteenth 400
Nineteenth 500
Twentieth 600
Twentv-first 700
Twenty-second 800
Twenty-third 900
Twenty-fourth 1000
Twenty -fifth 1100
Twenty-sixth ;.1200
Serpentine avenue (e)
Shrader, bet Cole an4
Stanyan S fm Fulton to
Waller.
Sie$rel, fni California ftv S
to Cortland av, B H.
Sierra, bet Napa and Ne-
vada fm the bay W to Po-
trero av.
Silliman, bet Silver av
and Henrv fm San Bruno
Road W, U M T.
Silver, bet Harrison and
Bryant fm Second to
Fourth.
iS'. E. Street. JV. IF. side.
1 Second 2
101 Third 100
(e) Fourth (e)
Silver Avenue, South
S F, fm Fifteenth av nr Q
W to county road.
Simpson Place, bet
Harrison and Bryant fm
First W.
Sixteenth, bet Fifteenth
and Seventeenth fm Har-
rison W to Castro.
South. .Street. N, side.
1 Illinois : 2
101 Kentucky 100
Tennessee 200
Sl.xth
Minnesota ;iOO
Indiana 400
Iowa.... 500
Burke
Pennsvlvania av... 600
West El Dorado ...
Seventh
Mississippi 700
Texas 800
South
Missouri „.. 900
Connecticut 1000
Hubbell
Arkansas 1100
Eighth :.'.
Wisconsin 1200
(.'arollna 1.300
De Haro 1400
Rhode Island 1.500
Kansas 1600
Vermont.. 1700
Nebraska .-.1800
Utah 1900
Potrero avenue ....2000
Jersey 2100 I
Hampshire 2200
York 2:«0
Florida 2400 I
Columbia 2500 !
Harrison 2600
Folsom 2700
Shotwell
Howard 2800
<'app
Mission 2900
First avenue
Iloflf avenue •
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1.301
1401
1.501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
Llda place
Rondell place
3001 Valencia 3000
Second avenue
3101 Guerrero .3100
Gallndo alley
:fioi Dolores :eoo
3:»l Church a300
3401 Sanchez 3400
;3501 Noe and Market... "00
Castro
Sixteenth Avenue,
South S F. fm Islais Creek
to Water Front.
Sixteenth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservations.
Sixth, bet Fifth and Sev-
enth f m Market SE to Ten-
nessee.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
17 Stevenson 16
29 Jessie 28
101 Mission 100
113 Minna „ 112
123 Natoma (6)
201 Howard 200
211 Tehama (6)
227 Clementina (ft)
301 Folsom 300
313 Shiplev (6)
329 Clara
401 Harrison 400
501 Bryant 500
Tilford
601 Brannan 600
Bluxome
701 Townsend 700
King
801 Berry 800
Channel
901 Hooper 900
Dwin
1001 Hubbell 1000
South
Sixth Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to K.
Sixth Avenue, South S
F, fm Islais Creek to
Mater Front.
Solano, bet Mariposa and
Butte fm the bay W to
Harrison.
Sonoma, bet Nevada and
Yolo fm the bay W to
Minnesota.
Sonoma Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Vallejo N.
Sonora, bet Kearny and
Dupont Tin Green to
Union.
Sophie Terrace, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Pine N.
South, S of Hubbell SW
fm Kentucky to Center.
South Avenue, fm
Crescent av NE to Holly
Park, B H.
South Park,bet Bryant,
Brannan, Second and
Third.
South Park Alley,
bet South Park and Bran-
nan fm Third E.
South Park Avenue,
bet Second and Third fm
Brannan S.
South Park liane,
bet Brvant and Brannan
fm C^sn'tral pi to Third.
Spear, bet Steuart and
Main fm Market SE to the
bay.
East. Street. W. side.
I Market 2
Hodges ('ourt
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
401 Harrison 400
{e) Bryant (e)
Spofford, bet Dupont and
Stockton Im Clay to Wash-
ington.
Spring, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fm Calllomla
to Summer.
Spruce, bet Locust and
Maple fm California N.
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STREET GUIDE.
127
St. Charles, bet Pacific
and Broadway fin Kearny
E.
St. Charles IPIace, bet
Vallejo and Green fm
Keamv AS'.
St. JTanies Alley, bet
Poet and Sutter !m Mason
E.
St. Joseph's Avenue,
bet Brodcrick and Baker
fni Turk N to Geary.
St. lionis Alley, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Jackson S.
St. Mark's Place (see
Morton)
St. Mary's, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Pine to
California.
St. Vincent (see Vincent)
Standish, fm California
av S to J'owhattan, B H.
Stanford, bet Second and
Third fm Brannan to
Townsend,
Stanly Court, E b
Stanley pi bet Harrison
and Bryant.
Stanly Place, bet
First and Second fm Har-
rison toS of Bryant.
StAnyan, betShrader and
Golden Gate Park fm Ful-
ton S.
Star, fm California av SE
to Franconia av, B H.
State, City Land Associa-
tion.
Steiner, bet Fillmore and
Pierce N fm Ridley to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Ridley 2
- Kate.-. 100
•201 Waller 200
301 Haight 300
401 Page 400
501 Oak 500
601 Fell 600
701 Haves 700
801 Grove 800
901 Fulton 900
1001 McAllister 1000
1101 Golden Gate av UOO
1201 Turk 1200
l.SOl Eddy 1300
1401 Ellis 1400
- — Bvington
1501 O'Farrell 1500
1503 Elliot nark
1601 Geary.....* 1600
1701 Post 1700
1801 Sutter 1800
1901 Bush 1900
AVildev
2001 Pine 2000
2101 California 2100
Perlne
2201 Sacramento 2200
2.t01 Clav 2i00
2401 Washington 2400
2501 Jackson 2500
2601 Paclflc 2600
2701 Bn.adway 2700
2801 VuUeJo 2800
2901 Green 2900
:i001 Union 3000
3101 Filbert 3100
Pixley
:J201 Greenwich 3200
Moulton
:m\ Lombard 3300
3401 Chestnut 3400
3.501 Francisco 3500
■>m\ Bay 3600
;?7U1 North Point 3700
.'«01 Beach 3800
3901 Jefferson 3900
4001 Tonquln 4000
(e) Lewis (e)
Stenart', bet East and
Spear fni Market SE to the
bav.
Ewit. ■ Street. W. side
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
:«il FolM.m 300
(e) Harrison (e)
Steveloe Place, bei
Ellis and O'Farrell fm
Jones E.
Stevenson, bet Market
and Mission fm First SW.
S. E. Street. N. W. side.
1 First 2
Ecker
101 Second 100
(6) New Montgomery (6)
Annie
201 Third 200
(6) Fourth (6)
401 Fifth 400
501 Sixth 500
601 Seventh 600
701 Eighth 700
tOl Ninth 800
(b) Tenth (6)
(6) Eleventh (6)
Potter
Brady
Crocker
Hermann
(6) Twelfth (6)
(6) Thirteenth (6)
'6) Fourteenth (6)
(b) Fifteenth (6)
(6) Sixteenth (b)
(b) Seventeenth (6)
Willow avenue
1701 Eighteenlh 1700
IROl Nineteenth 1800
1901 Twentieth I'JOO
(e) Twenty-first (e)
Stevenson Avenue,
S s Valencia bet Hermann
and Brady.
Stockton, bet Dupont
and Powell N fm Market
to Beach.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Ellis... 2
101 O'Farrell 100
201 Geary 200
. Morton 212
301 Post 300
Stockton place 308
401 Sutt«r 400
501 Bush 500
Emma 508
601 Pine 600
701 California 700
709 Enmii-t place
.801 Sacramento 800
901 Clay 900
1001 Washington 1000
1101 Jackson 1100
1201 Pacific 1200
Polk lane _ 1232
1301 Broadwav 1300
1401 Valleio 1400
1413 Cardalley
Montgomery av....
1501 Green 15(iO
1601 Union 1600
1701 Filbert 1700
1801 Greenwich 1800
1901 Lombard 1900
Newhall
2001 Chestnut 2000
Pfeiffer
2101 Francisco 2100
2201 Bav 2200
2301 NorthPoint 2300
(f) Beach (e)
Stockton Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Du-
pont to Stockton.
Stone, bet Stockton and
Powell fm Washington to
Jackson.
Stout's Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fin
V'ashlngton to Jackson.
Strlnghani, from Islals
Creek \\ of Adele S to
Hetker.
Sullivan, bet Carl and
Grattan fm ( ole W.
Sullivan, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av,B H.
Sullivan, Visltiiclon Val-
lev.
Sullivan Alley, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Pacific to Jackson.
Sullivan Alley, bet
First and Second fm Mis-
sion to Minna.
Sullivan Alley, bet
Jackson nnd Pacific ftn
Dupont W.
Snniuier. bet Pine and
California fm Montgomery
to Kearny.
Sumner, bet Rosecrans
and Prentiss fm California
av S to Powhattan.
Sumner, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Howard SE.
Sutter, bet Postand Bush
W fm Market to Central
av.
Soiitli. Street. N. side.
1 San some A Market 2
101 Montgomery 100
Trinltj- 106
111 Lick place
201 Kearny 200
Clara lane 2'S
301 Dupont 300
401 Stockton 400
501 Powell 500
Delaware court...
601 Mason 600
701 Tavlor 700
801 Jones 800
901 Leavenworth 900
1001 Hyde 1000
llOl Larkin 1100
1201 Polk 1200
1301 Von Ness avenue..l300
1401 Franklin 1400
1501 Gough 1500
1601 Octavla 1600
1701 Latruna ; 1700
1801 Buchanan 1800
1901 Webster 1900
2001 Fillmore 2000
2101 Steiner 2100
2201 Pierce 2200
2:«)1 Scott 2300
2401 Devlsadero 2400
2,V)1 Broderlck ^ 2500
2601 Baker .".2600
2701 Lyon 2700
(e) Central avenue (e)
Swan, fm Bernal SW to
Junction Marengo and
Bernal.
Sweeny, W s San Bruno
Road 3 miles fm City Hall.
Sweet, bet Taylor and
Jones ftn Broadway to
Vallejo.
T, South S F, fm Seventh
av SW to Tenth av.
T, bet S and U fm Twelfth
av W.
Tara, San Migael, W End
Map No 1.
Tay, bet Powell and
Mason fm Sacramento to
Clay.
Taylor, bet Blason and
Jones N fm Market to
Jefferson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Golden
Gate av 2
101 Turk 100
201 Eddy 200
301 Ellis 300
401 O'Farrell 400
501 Geary 500
Oak place 504
Taylor place 516
517 Adelaide place
601 Post 600
605 Lewis
701 Sutter 700
801 Bush 800
901 Pine 900
Villa place 908
1001 California 1000
1101 Sacramento 1100
1115 Pleasant
1201 Clay 1200
1.301 Washington 1300
1401 Jackson 1400
1501 Paclflc. 1500
1535 Bernard ^
1601 Broadway 160O
— - Falcon place
1701 Valleio 1700
1801 Green 1800
Lincoln
1901 Union 1900
2001 FHbert... 2000
Valparaiso 2012
2101 Greenwich 2100
2201 Lombard 2200
Montgomery av
2.301 (Jhestnut 2300
Water
Houston
2401 Francisco ;....2400
Vandewater
2501 Bay 2500
2601 North Point 2600
2701 Beach 2700
(e) Jefferson (e)
Taylor Place, bet Post
and Geary fm Taylor E.
Taylor Place, bet
Union and Filbert fm Tay-
lor E and W.
Tehama, bet Howard and
Folsom fm First SW.
5. E. Street. Is''. W. side.
1 First _.. 2
101 Second 100
Hubbard
201 Third 200
:»1 Fourth 300
401 Fifth 400
(6) Sixth (6)
(6) Seventh (6)
701 Eighth 700
(6) Ninth (6)
Tehama, S s Montezuma
S to Praspect place, B H.
Tehama Place, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
•First NF«
Telegraph Place, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
fm Good-Children E.
Tennessecbet Kentucky
and Minnesota fm South S
to Tulare.
Tenth, bet Ninth and
Eleventh fm Market SE
to Mission Creek.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Mission lOO
201 Howard 200
225 Warren avenue
:»1 Folsom 300
Sheridan
401 Harrison 40u
501 Bryant 500
Tenth Avenue, Souths
F, fm Islals Creek to Water
Front.
Tenth Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to Q.
Terrace TIew, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Francisco S.
Tevis, South S F, bet Von
Schmidt and Dock fm
Water Front SW to county
line.
Tevis, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berry.
Texas, bet Mississippi
and Missouri fm Center S
to Tulare.
Theresa, .\cademy Tract.
Third, bet Second and
Fourth fm Market SE to
Channel.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
19 Stevenson 20
37 Jessie (6)
101 Mission 100
117 Minna 118
131 Sherwood place
•— - Everett., 138
145 Hunt ■
201 Howard 200
223 Tehama 224
Noble place 2.36
247 Clementino (6)
301 Folsom 300
3.37 Verona „...
401 Harrison 400
417 Pcrrv 418
4:« Silver 436
501 Bryant 500
Park lane north....
519 South Park
5;17 Park lane sonth...
601 lirannan 600
701 Townsend 700
King
801 Berry 800
Channel
Third .4 venue, I'm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to J.
Third .4 venue, .South
S F.fni Isluls to Dry Dock.
Thirteenth, bet Twelfth
nnd Fiiiirtornth fm MIs-
tlon to llarri^oli.
jyorih. Street. S. side.
1 Mission 2
101 Howard 100
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128
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOEY.
IsiR
Hammond place...
501
Michigan 500
1901 Ellen 1900
Bernlce
201 Third 200
601
Illinois 600
Bellevue (e)
201 Fol^om 200
• RItch
701
Kentucky 700
Twenty-flfth Avenue
Treat avenue
— Liberty
Madden
801
901
Tennessee 800
301 Harrison 300
Minnesota 900
S.
Xhlrteentb Avenue,
Haggln
1001
Indiana 1000
Twenty-fifth Avenue
fm Presidio Reservation
CrooK „...
1101
Iowa 1100
South S F,fm WaterFront
S toU.
.301 Fourth 300
1201
Pennsylvania av...l200
N to Railroad av.
Thirteenth Avenne,
401 Fifth 400
1301
Mississippi 1.300
Twenty-flrst, bet Twen-
.South S F, fm Islals Creek
501 Sixth 500
1401
Texas 1400
tieth and Twenty-second
to Water Front.
Gilbert
1501
Missouri 1500
fm Potrero av W to Doug-
Thirtieth, S of Fay fm
601 Seventh 600
1601
Connecticut 1600
lass
Mission A\ to Bellevue.
Eighth
1701
Arkansas 1700
South. Street. N. side.
Thirtieth Avenue, fm
Treat Avenue, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm
1801
1901
Wisconsin 1800
Carolina 1900
Presidio Keservatlon S.
Jersey 100
Thirtieth Avenue,
Thirteenth S to Serpentine
2001
Be Haro 2000
201 Hampshire 200
Soutb S F, fm Potrero av
av.
2101
Rhode Island 2100
Bryant avenue - —
S to county line.
East. .Street. W. side.
2201
Kansas 2200
301 York :»0
Thirty-eighth Av.
1 Thirteenth 2
2.301
Vermont 2300
Florida 400
enne, fm City Cemetery
101 Fourteenth 100
Nebraska 2400
Alabama
S.
201 Fifteenth 200
2.501
Utah 2.500
501 Columbia 500
Thirt.T-eighth Av-
301 Sixteenth 300
•imi
Potrero avenue 2600
601 Harrison 600
enue, South a F, fm Ball-
401 Seventeenth 400
2701
Jersey 2700
Treat avenue
road av S to county line.
501 Eighteenth .500
2801
Hampshire 2800
701 Folsom 700
Thirty-tifth Avenue,
601 Nineteenth 600
2901
York 2900
Shotwell
fra City Cemetery S.
701 Twentieth 700
3001
Florida 3000
801 Howard 800
Thirty-fifth Avenue,
801 Twentv-first 800
.3101
Columbia 3100
Capp
South S F, fm Railroad av
901 Twentv-second.... 900
3201
Harrison '. 3200
901 Mission 900
S to county line.
1001 . Twenty -third 1000
Treat avenue
Bartlett
Thirty-first Avenue,
1101 Twenty-fourth 1100
1201 Twenty-tifth 1200
3301
Folsom 3300
Shotwell
1001 Valencia 1000
Im Presidio Reservation S.
1101 Guerrero 1100
Thirty-first Avenue,
1301 Twenty-sixth 1300
(e) Serpentine av (e)
3401
Howard 3400
Capp
Fair Oaks
South S F, fm Railroad av
1201 Dolores 1200
S to county line.
Trinity, bet Montgomery
3501
Mission 3500
Chattanooga
Thirty • fourth Av-
and Kearnv fm Sutter to
Jessie
1301 Church 1300
enue, fm City Cemetery
Bush.
Trinity Court, W s
Trinity bet Sutter and
.3601
3701
Vlcksburg
1401 Sanchez 1400
S.
Valencia 3600
Thirty - fourth Av-
Guerrero 3700
1501 Noe 1500
enue, South S F, fm
Bush.
3801
Dolores 3800
1601 Castro 1600
Railroad av S to county
Trnett, bet Clay and
3901
Church 3900
Sherman
line.
Washington fm Mason W.
4(K»I
Sanchez 4000
1701 Diamond. 1700
Thirty - ninth Av-
Tulare, bet Marin and
Islals Creek channel fm
the bay W to Orleans.
4101
Noe 4100
Eureka
enue, fm City Cemetery
4201
4.301
Castro 4200
1801 Douglass 1800
S.
Diamond 4:«X)
Thirty - ninth Av-
Turh, bet Golden Gate a v
Douglass
Twenty-flrst A venue.
enue, South S F, fm
and Eddy W tm Junction
Twentieth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation S.
Railroad av S to county
Mason and Market.
fm
Presidio Reservation
Twenty-firstA venue.
line.
South. Street. A', side.
S.
South S F, fm A N to
Thirty - second Av-
1 Market & Mason... 2
Twentieth Avenue,
Silver av.
enue, im Presidio Res-
Margaret place 14
South S F, fm A N to
Twenty - fourth, bet
Twenty-third and Twen-
ervation S.
101 Taylor 100
Ltah.
Thirty - second Av-
201 Jones 200
Twenty-eighth, bet
ty-fifth fm Potrero av W
enue, South S F, fm
301 Leavenworth 300
Duncan and Valley fm Olif
to Bellevue.
Railroad av S to county
401 Hyde 400
San Jos6 Road W to Bel-
South. Street. iV. side.
line.
Dodge
levue.
1 Potrero avenue 2
Thirty - seventh Av-
501 Larkin «»
South. Street. N. side.
101 Hampshire 100
enue, fm City Cemetery
601 Polk 600
1
Guerrero 2
301 York 200
S.
701 Van Ness avenue. 700
101
Dolores 100
301 Brvant avenue 300
Thirty - seventh Av-
801 Franklin 800
201
Church 200
401 Columbia 400
enue, South S F, Im
901 Gough 900
:m
Sanchez 300
501 Alabama 500
Railroad av S to county
1001 Octavla 1000
401
Noe 400
601 Harrison 600
1101 Laeuna 1100
501
Castro 500
Treat *\'enue
Thirty -sixth Avenue,
1201 Buchanan 1200
601
Diamond 600
701 Folsom 700
fm City Cemetery S.
1301 Webster 1300
701
Douglass 700
Shotwell
Thirty-sixth Avenue,
1401 Fillmore ■ 1400
801
Ellen „.-. 800
801 Howard 800
South S F, fm Railroad av
1501 Stelner 1500
(e)
Bellevue (e)
Capp
S to county line.
1601 Pierce 1600
901 Mission 900
Thirty - third Av-
1701 Scott 1700
Tw
enty-elehth Av-
Bartlett
enue, fm City Cemetery
Seymour avenue...- —
enue, fm Presidio Beser-
1001 Valencia 1000
1801 Devisadero 1800
va
tlon S.
San Jo.s6 avenue...
Thirty - third Av-
1901 Broderlck 1900
Tw
enty-eishth Av-
1101 Guerrero 1100
enue, South S F, fm
St. Joseph's av....
2001 Baker 2ii00
enue. South S F, fm Po-
trero av S to county line.
Fair Oaks
Railroad av S to county
1201 Dolores 1200
2101 Lvon
Twenty-nfth,bet Twen-
Chattanooga
Thompson Avenue,
2201 Lott
ty-fourth and Twenty-
1301 Church 1.300
bet Second and Third fm
Masonic avenue...
sixth fm Potrero av W to
Vlcksburg
Brannan S.
Tweinh, bet Eleventh
High.
1401 Sanchez 1400
Tllden, W s Noe bet Fif-
andThlrteenth fm Mission
South. Street. N. side.
1.501 Noe 1.500
teenth and Sixteenth.
SE to Harrison.
1
Potrero avenue 2
1601 Castro 1600
Tiiford, bet Brvant and
N.E. Street. S.W. side.
101
Hampshire 100
1701 Diamond 1700
Brannnn fm Sixth NE.
1 Mission 2
201
York 200
1801 Douglass 1800
Tobin, Vlsltaclon Valley.
(ilen Park avenue. 26
301
Bryant avenue SOO
1901 Ellen 1900
Tomnsa, fin (lalllornia
101 Howard 100
201 FolBom 200
401
501
601
Columbia 400
Alabama 500
Harrison 600
avSKto (;alllornla av, B
Twenty - fourth Av-
II.
Isls
enue, fm Presidio Res-
Ton<|uin, bet Jefferson
Bernke
701
Treat avenue
Folsom 700
and Lewis W fm Larklu
(e) Harrison (e)
Twenty - fourth Av-
to Presidio Reservation.
Twelfth Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
801
Shotwell
Torrens Court, bet
Howard 800
Hyde and Larkin Ini Clay
Capp
av.
Twelfth Avenue,
901
Mission 900
Twenty-ninth, bet Val-
Touchard, bet Jones and
South S F, fm Islals Creek
Bartlett
Leavenworth fm J'Ine S.
to Water Front.
1001
Valencia 1000
W to Bellevue.
Twentieth, bet Nine-
San Jos6 avenue...
Twenty - ninth Av-
TowuMcnd, bet Brannan
teenth and Twenty-flrst
1101
Guerrero 1100
enue, fm Presidio Res-
fm Harrison W to Doug-
1201
Dolores 1200
ervation S.
lass.
South. Street. N. side.
1301
Church 1300
Twenty - ninth Av-
enue, South S F, fm Po-
S.E. Street. A\W.sUle.
Vlcksburg
1 Massachusetts 2
101 Delaware 100
1401
15t)l
IflOl
Sanchez 1400
Noe 15(K)
Castro 1600
trero av S to county line.
Twenty - second, bet
Twenty -first and Twenty-
Japan
101 Second 100
201 Maryland 200
;«ll Lonlslanta 300
1701
Diamond.... 1700
Clarence place
401 Georgia.. 400
1801
Douglass 1800
Ocean Road.
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129
South. Street. N. side.
1 Potrero avenue 2
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
301 Brvant avenue 300
401 Coiumbta 400
501 Alabama 500
601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue
701 Folsom 700
Shotwell
801 Howard 800
Capp
901 Mission 900
Bartlett
1001 Valencia 1000
San Jos6 avenue ..
1101 Guerrero 1100
Fair Oaks
1201 Dolores 1200
Chattanooga
1301 Church 1300
Vlcksburg
1401 Sanchez 1400
1501 Noe 1500
1601 Castro 1600
Sherman
1701 Diamond 1700
Eureka
1801 Douglass 1800
Twenty - second Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty • second Av-
enue, South S F, fm A
N to Silver av.
Twenty - seventh, bet
Army and Duncan fin Old
San Jos6 Road W to Belle-
vue.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Guerrero 2
101 Dolores 100
201 Church 200
301 Sanchez • 300
401 Noe 400
501 Castro 500
601 Diamond 600
701 Douglass 700
801 Ellen 800
(e) Bellevue (e)
Twenty-seventh Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty-seventU Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Railroad av S to county
line.
Twenty • sixth, bet
Twenty-fifth and Army
fm York to Bellevue.
South. Street. Jf. side.
1 York 2
101 Brvant avenue 100
201 Columbia 200
301 Alabama 300
401 Harrison 400
Treat avenue
501 Folsom 600
Shotwell
601 Howard 600
Capp
701 Mission 700
Bartlett
801 A'alencla 800
San Jos6 avenue...
901 Guerrero ;... 900
1001 Dolores 1000
1101 Church 1100
1201 Sanchez 1200
1301 Noe 1300
1401 Castro 1400
1.501 Diamond.. 1500
1601 Douglass 1600
1701 Ellen 1700
(e) Bellevue (e)
Twenty • sixth Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - sixth Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Water Front N to Rail-
road av.
T IV e n t y - 1 h i r d, bet
Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-fourth fm Potrero av W
to Douglass.
South. Street. y. side.
1 Potrero avenue 2
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
3C1 Brvant avenue 300
401 Columbia 400
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
Alabama 500
Harrison 600
Treat avenue
Folsom 700
Shotwell
Howard 800
Capp
Mission 900
Bartlett
Valencia 1000
San Jos6 avenue...
Guerrero 1100
Fair Oaks
Dolores 1200
Chattanooga
Church 1300
Vlcksburg
Sanchez 1400
Noe 1500
Castro 1600
Diamond 1700
Eureka
Douglass 1800
Twenty - third Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - third Av-
enue, South S F, fm A
north to Q. \
Tyler.now Golden GateAv i
U, bet T and V fm Thlr- |
teenth av W. !
Union, bet Green and
Filbert W fm Front to
Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery 100
Gaines
Sansonie 200
Calhoun
Montgomery 300
Vincent
Kearnv 400
Filbert place 406
Sonora
419 Lafayette place
— Varennes 420
Dupont 500
Cadell alley 508
Bannani place
Jasper place 518
Union place
Graham place
Stockton 600
Montgomery av....
Powell 70O
201
301
323
401
407
501
.509
.52:5
535
601
701
717 August alley.
801 "
901
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2.301
2401
2511
2601
2701
2801
Mason 800
Taylor ..«.. 900
Eliza place
Jones 1000
Bay View place
Leavenworth 1100
Sharp place
Hvde 1200
West End alley....
Moore place
Larkin 1300
Polk 1400
Van Ness avenue. 1500
Franklin.„ 1600
Gough 1700
Octavia 1800
Laguna 1900
Buchanan 2000
W'ebster 2100
Fillmore 2200
Steiner 2300
Pierce 2400
Scott 2500
Devisadero 2600
Brodcrick 2700
Baker 2800
Union Aliey.fm Union
pi.
Union Avenne, fni
Laurel av E to San Bruno
Road, B H.
Union Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Green to Union.
Union Square, bet
Powell, Stockton, Postand
Geary.
University, bet College
and I'rinceton fm Silver
av S, U M T.
Utah, bet Nebraska and
Potrero av fm Mission
Creek S to Preclta Creek
and nn Islals Creek S,
South S. F.
V, bet U and W fm Four-
teenth av W.
Talencia, bet Guerrero
and Mission fm Market S
to Twenty-ninth.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
15 Stevenson avenue
101 Hermann 100
201 Ridlev 200
209 Quinn 208
Brosnan
301 Fourteenth 300
401 Fltteenth 400
501 Sixteenth 500
601 Seventeenth„ 600
611 Cedar lane
617 Willows avenue....
701 Eighteenth 700
801 Nineteenth 800
Columbia 820
901 Twentieth 900
Llbertv
1001 Twenty-first 1000
Hill 1018
1101 Twenty-second ....1100
1201 Twentv-third 1200
i:»l Twenty-fourth ....1300
1401 Twenty-flfth 140(i
1.501 Twenty-sixth 1.500
Serpentine avenue
Vallelo, bet Broadway
and Green W fm Davis.
Soitth Street. .ST. side.
1 Davis (d)
Front
101 Battery 100
Goat alley
201 Sansome 200
Hall alley
Ohio.
Hodges alley
Bartol
301 Montgomery 300
401 Kearny 400
Plnckney
Sonoma place
PoUard place
Margaret place
501 Dupont 500
Montgomery av ...
Vallejo place
Agnes lane
601 Stockton -_ 600
Maiden lane
Morey alley
Wheelock place
701 Powells 700
Washoe place
O'Connell place ....
■801 Mason 800
Vallejo court
901 Taylor 900
Sweet
Florence
1001 Jones 1000
1101 Leavenworth 1100
1201 Hvde 1200
White
1301 Larkin 1300
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness aveDDe..ll00
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavia 1800
1901 Laguna 1900
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 AVebster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2;301 Steiner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
2501 Scott 2500
2601 Devisadero 2600
2701 Broderlck 2700
2801 Baker _^ 2800
2901 Lvon 2900
3001 Central avenue 3000
3101
32(11
Walnut 3100
Laurel 3200
Xm Locust
.3300
3401 Spruce 3400
(e) Maple (e)
Vallejo Court, (or Ter-
race) bet Mason and Tay-
lor fm A aliejo S.
Vaflejo Place, bet
Montgomervav and Stock-
ton to Vall^o S.
Valley, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
fm Old San Jos6 Road W
to Bellevue.
Valparaiso, bet Filbert
and Greenwich fm Mason
to Jones.
Van Ness Avenne, bet
Polk and Franklin N fm
Market to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Oak... 2
Hickory avenue...
101 Fell 100
109 Linden avenue
201 Hayes 200
Ivy avenue
-301 Grove 300
Birch avenue
401 Fulton 400
Ash avenue
501 McAllister 500
Locust avenue
601 Goldeu Gate av 600
Elm avenue.'
701 Turk 700
Laurel avenue
801 Eddy 800
Willow avenue
901 Ellis 900
909 Olive avenue 908
1001 O'Farrell 1000
1009 Myrtle avenue 1008
1101 Geary UOO
Cedar avenue
1201 Post _ 1200
Walnut avenue
1301 Sutter 1300
1311 Fern avenue 1310
1401 Bush 1400
1409 Austin 1408
1501 Pine 1500
1601 California 1600
1701 Sacramento 1700
1801 Clay 1800
1901 Washington 1900
2001 Jackson 2000
2101 Pacific 2100
2201 Broadwav 2200
2301 Vallejo 2300
- — Bonlta
2401 Green 2400
2501 Union 2500
2601 Filbert 2600
2701 Greenwich 2700
2801 Lombard 2800
2901 Chestnut 2900
3001 Francisco 3000
3101 Bav 3100
3201 North Point 3200
3301 Beach 3300
3401 Jefferson 3400
3501 Tonquin ., 3500
(e) Lewis. (e)
Vandewater, bet Fran-
cisco and Bav fm Powell
to Taylor.
Varennes, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Union to
Filbert.
Vassar Place, bet. Sec-
ond and Third fm Harri-
son SE.
Verniehr Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Kearny
E.
Vermont, bet Kansas
and Nebraska fm Mission
Creek to Preclta Creek and
fm Silver av N, Souths. F.
Vernon Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm Sec-
ond W.
Vernon Place, bet
Green and Union fm Hyde
E.
Vernon Place, bet
Mason and Taylor fm
Jackson S.
Verona, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Third NE.
Vicltsburg:. bet Church
and Sanchez fm Twentv-
flrst S to Twenty-fifth.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Twentv-flrst 2
101 Tweutv-second 100
201 Twentv-thIrd 200
301 Twentv-fourth 300
(f) Tweutv-fifth (e)
Villa Place, bet Pine
and Cailfornia fm Taylor
E.
Vincent, bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny fm Green
to Union.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Virginia, bet 'Ohio and
New Torfe fm Water Front
S to First av.
Vireinla, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Washing-
ton to Pacific.
Tirifinia Avenue, fm
California av SE to Cher-
ubiisco, B 11.
Virginia Place, bet
Pine and California fm
1)11 pont W.
Virginia Place, bet
Powell and Stockton fm
IJroadway to Pacific.
Visi'her Place, bet
Market and Mission fm
Beale E.
Vi««ilacion, Visltaclon
Val'ey.
Voight, E of San Bruno
Koad 4 miles fm CityHall.
Von Schmidt, South S
F, bet I'ollock and Tevls
fin A\'ater Front SW to
county line.
Vorratli Place, bet
Bush and Pine fm Larkin
W,' south of V fm Fifteenth
av W.
tValbridge, Ylsitacion
Valley.
W^all Place, bet Leav-
enwoith and Ilyde fm
Jackson N.
■Wallace Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Caliloruia N.
Waller, bet Ridley and
Haifilit W fm Octavlaand
Market.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market &Octavla.. 2
101 Laguna 100
201 Buchanan 200
.■»1 Webster 300
401 Fillmore 400
501 Steiner 500
601 Pierce 600
701 Scott 700
801 Devlsadero 800
901 Broderick 900
Public Park
1201 Lott 1200
i:i01 Masonic avenue. ..1300
1401 Ashbury 1400
1501 Clayton .....1500
1601 Cole 1600
1701 Shrader 1700
W^alnut, bet Central av
and Laurel fm CalUornia
N.
Walnut Avenue, bet
Post and Sutter fm Larkin
to Laguna.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkin 2
101- Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
(e) Laguna (e)
^^ard, fm Cortland av S
to Orescent av, B H.
Warden, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Francisco
to Bay.
Warren, S s Thirtieth
bet Whitney and Bartlett
8 to I'nlnier.
Warren Avenue, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Tenth NE.
Wa.^liington, bet Clay
and Jackson W fm East.
Soutli. Street. N. side.
1 East 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
217 Cedar
301 Front 300
401 Battery} 400
Cu.stom fluuee pi... 412
501 Sansome 500
Jones alley 532
601 Montgomery 600
Montgomery av.,..,
641 Dunbar alley
701 Kearny 700
727 Brenham place ...-
Washington allev.. 744
801 Dupont 800
811 Waverly place
823 Spoff'ord
Stout's or Koss al. 828
901 Stockton 900
907 Havens place
913 Hopeton Terrace .
■ — Virginia 914
Stone 918
1001 Powell 1000
1007 Codman place
1017 Wetmore place. ...
1101 Mason 1100
Adona place 1106
1201 Taylor 120i')
Camille place
1301 Jones 1300
1319 Priest
1325 Reed
1401 Leavenworth 1400
1501 Hvde 1.500
1801 Larkin 1600
1701 Polk 1700
ISOl Van Ness avenue..l800
inoi Franklin 1!KX)
2001 Gough 2000
2101 Octavia 2100
2201 Laguna 2200
2301 Buchanan 2300
2401 Webster 2400
2.501 Fillmore 2500
2601 Steiner 2600
Alta Plaza
2801 Scott 2800
2901 Devlsadero 2000
;3001 Broderick 'MM
3101 Baker 3100
3201 Lvon 3200
3301 Central avenue 3300
3401 Walnut 3400
3.501 Laurel 3500
3601 Locust 3600
3701 Spruce .3700
aSOl Maple 3800
3901 Cherry 3900
(e) Firstavenue (e)
W^ashington Alley,
bet Kearny and Dupont
fm Washington to Jack-
son.
Washington Avenue
bet Ninth and Tenth fm
Mission to Howard.
W^ashington Avenue
bet Folsom and Columbia
pi fm Precita av S, B H.
Wa»)hington Square,
bet Montgomerv av and
Powell, Stockton, Flbert
and Union.
Washoe Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm Val-
lejo N.
Water, bet Chestnut and
Francisco fm Mason to
Taylor.
Water Front, fm coun-
ty line northerly along,
the bay to Shasta.
Waverly Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Sacramento to Washing-
ton.
W a y 1 a n d, bet Bacon
andWool.sev I'm .Son Bruno
Road W. V MT.
W^ayno, bet Gates and
Kosciusko fm Cortland av
S.
Webb, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fm California
to Sacramento.
W'eitb Place, bet Green
and Union fm Mason W.
Webster, bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny fm Lom-
bard to Chestnut.
WebHter, bet Buchanan
and Fillmore N fm Kate
to Lewis. f
West.
101
201
301
401
1101
1201
1301
1309
1401
1.501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
3201
3301
:i401
.3501
3601
3701
3801
3901
(e)
Street. E. side.
Kate 2
Germanla
Waller 100
Haight 200
Kose avenue
Page 300
Lily avenue
Oak 400
Hickory avenue ...
Fell 500
Linden avenue
Hayes 600
Ivy avenue
Grove „ 700
Birch avenue
Fulton 800
Ash avenue
McAllister 900
Locust avenue
Golden Gate av 1000
Elm avenue
Turk 1100
Laurel avenue
Eddy 1200
Ellis 1300
Byington
O'Farrell 1400
Geary 1500
Post 1600
Sutter 1700
Bush 1800
Wildev
Pine 1900
California 2000
Sacramento 2100
Clay 2200
Washington 2300
Jackson 2400
Pacific; 2500
Broadway 2600
Vallejo 2700
Green 2800
Union 2900
Filbert 3000
Pixley
Greenwich 3100
Moulton
Lombard 3200
Chestnut 3300
Francisco 3400
Bay 3.500
North Point 3600
Beach 3700
Jefferson 3800
Tonquin 3900
Lewis (fi)
Wei don, Ss Crescent av
nr Sau Bruno Road.
W^ells Avenue, bet
Fifteenth and Si.xteenth
Im Dolores to Church.
Wells Court, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Lombard S.
IVelsh, bet Bryant and
Brannan fm Zoe to SW of
Fourth.
West Avenue, fm San
Jos6 Road nr Cortland av
SE to Holly Park.
W^est El Dorado, bet
South and Eureka SW fm
Si.\th to Center.
West-End Alley, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm
Green to Union.
West Mission, W s Mis-
sion bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth.
Wetmore Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm Clay
to Washington.
Wheelock Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Vallejo N.
n^hlte, bet Hyde and
Larkin fm Vallejo N.
White Place, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth fm
Brvont SE.
White's Place, bet Sut
tcr and Bush fm Jones E.
YVhitiug, bet Lombard
and Chestnut fm Dupont E.
Whitney, bet Mission
and Howard fm Fifteenth
to Sl-xteenth.
Whitney, bet Dame and
AVarren fm Thirtieth S to
Palmer.
Wildey, bet Pine and
Bush fm Webster to
Steiner.
Willard, fm N s Grat-
tan N to Golden Gate
Park.
W^illiam, bet Taylor and
Jones fm O'Farrell to
Post.
West. Street. E. side.
1 O'FarreU 2
101 Geary 100
(e) Post (e)
W^illiam Place, bet
California and .Sacramento
fin Davis W.
Williams, bet Goettin-
gen and Holvoke fm Silver
av S. U M T.
W^illiamson, bet Boyce
and Chase fm Point Lobos
ov N.
Willow, bet Fifth and
Sl.'cth fm Folsom to Ship-
ley.
W^illow Avenue, bet
Eddy and Ellis fm Larkin
to Buchanan.
South. Street. K. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk. lOO
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
Buchanan
Willows Avenue, bet
Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth fm Valencia to
Mission.
W^inans Alley, bet
Howard and Tehama fm
Eighth E.
W^inkle, S of San Bruno
Road 3 miles fm City Halt
Winslow, fm California
av S to Powhattan, B H.
Winter Eane, bet Green
and Union fm Mason E.
W^isconsin, bet Arkan-
.sas and Carolina fm Eighth
S to Napoleon.
Wolfe, im California av E
to Isabel, B H.
IVood, bet Eugenia and
Collins fm Point Lobos av
N.
W^ool, fm North av S to
.Cortland av, B H.
Woolsey, bet Wayland
and DwlghtfmSon Bruno
Road W, U M T.
Worden, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Francisco
N.
Wyoming, bet Dacotah
and Ohio fm Islals S to
First av.
Vale, bet Amherst and
Cambridge fm Silver av S.
U M T.
Verba Buena, bet Ma-
son and Taylor fm Sacra-
mento to Clay.
Yolo, bet Nevada and Co-
lusa fm the bay W to Po
trero av.
York, bet Hampshire and
Florida tm Mission Creek
S to Twenty-lirst. thence
E to Hampshire, thence S
to Serpentine av.
Yuba, bet Colusa ond Yolo
fm tiie bay W to Iowa.
Zini, fm Napoleon S to
Schneider.
Zoe, bet Third and Fourth
fm Bryant to Brannan.
Zoe Place, bet Beale
and Fremont fm Folsom
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ U^.^rL-L^r.'? s^^et
JMAPnnMniirU CUMBERJLAND, LEHIGU and ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKB.
. mAl/UUrlUUUn, 41 JUarket Street, corner Spear.
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ROWS, WHAfiVES, ETC.
PtJBIilC BUILDINGS.
Alms House, San Miguel or Mission Ocean House
Road, i}i miles from City Hall
City Hall (new) , bet McAllister, Larkin, and Park Av
City Hall (old) , E s Kearny, bet Merchant and Wash.
County Hospital, E s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
County Jail, N 6 Broadway, bet Kearny and Dupont
Custom House, NW cor Washington and Battery
Hall of Records, S s McAllister, nr Leavenworth
House of Correction, Old San Jose Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Industrial Schoo'l, Old Sau Jose Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Post Office, NW cor Washington and Battery
Twenty-sixth St. Hospital (small-pox), S s Colusa, nr
De Haro
United States Appraisers' Store, E s Sansome, bet
Washington and Jackson
United Slates Marine I*ospital, Presidio Reservation,
nr Mountain Lake
United States Mint, NW cor Mission and Fifth
United States Sub Treasury. 610 Commercial
BUILDINGS.
Academy, N s Pine, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Alhambra, 32.T Bush
Alta California, 529 California
Anglo-Californian Bank, NE cor Sansome and Pine
Bancroft's. 721-72.5 Market
Bank California, NW cor California and Sansome
Bernis', G26 California
Bradbury, 52 Second
Brlttan's, SW cor California and Davis
Capital, NW cor Kearny and Pine
Central Pacific RR.Co.'s, NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Chronicle, NE cor Kearny and Bush
Cochituate, 213-215 Sansome
Cogswell's, SE cor Front and Clark
Commercial, NW cor Pine and Battery
Cosmopolitan, SW cor Bush and Sansome
Crook's, SE cor Mission and Third
Davidson's, NW cor Montgomery and Commercial
Dividend (or Mon-ison's) , NW cor Pine and Leid.
Dolan's, NE cor Third and Hunt
Donohoe, Kelly & Co.'s, SE cor Montgomery and Sac.
Dooly's, NW cor Sansome and Sutter
Duncan's, ill J^ California
Exempt Fire Company, W s Brenham PI, opp Plaza
Express, NE cor California and Montgomery
Fair's, SW cor Sansome and Pine
Firemens Fund Insurance Co.'s, SW cor California
and Sansome
Franklin. 406-410 California
Friedlauder's, NE cor California and Sansome
German Savings and Loan Society's, 526 California
Halleck, E s Sansome, from Sacramento to Halleck
Hayward's, 415-423 California
Hiberuia Savings and Loan Society, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Market
Howard's, 521-523 Montgomery
Johnson's, N s Sutter, bet Montgomery and Kearny
Le Count's, 417 Mont^'omery
Levison Brothers', 134 Sutter
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., NE
cor California and Leidesdorff
London and San Francisco Bank, NW cor California
and Leidesdorft'
Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Maynard's, NW cor California and Battery
McCreery's, NE and SE corners Montgomery and Pine
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mechanics' Pavilion, W s Larkin, bet Hayes and
Fulton
Mercantile Library, 216 Bush
Merchants' Exchange, SsCal., bet Mont, and San.
Merritt's, NW cor California and Drumm
Metropolitan Temple, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Morrison's, NW cor Pine and Leidesdorff
Murphy, Grant & Co.'s, NE cor Sansome and BuBh
Naglee's, SW cor Montgomery and Merchant
Niantic, NW cor Clay and Sansome
Nucleus, SE cor Market and Third
Odd Fellows', 323-327 Montgomery
Olympic, 119 Post
Pacific Bank, NW cor Sansome and Pine
Pacific Exchange, 316 Montgomery
Parr' tt's, NW cor Sacramento and Montgomery
Phelan's, junction Market and O'Farrell
Phfenix, SW cor Sansome and Jackson
Pioneers', 808 Montgomery
Reese's, 716-722 Washington
Safe Deposit Co.'s, SE cor Montgomery and Calif ornia
San Francisco Gas Co.'s, First, Howard, and Natoma
San l^aucisco Savings Union, NE cor Cal. and Webb
San Francisco Stock Exchange, S s Pine, bet Sansome
and Montgomery
Sather's, NE cor Montgomery and Commercial
Savings and Loan Society's, 617-621 Clay
Sherman's, NE cor Montgomery and Clay
Shiels', 32 O'Farrell ^
St. Ann's, NW cor Powell and Eddy
St. Mark's, SW cor Kearny and Morton
St. Lawrence, 212 Sutter
Stevenson's, SW cor Montgomery and California
Sullivan's, SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Tallaut & Co.'s, NE cor California and Battery
The Howard, NW cor Stockton and O'Farrell
The Real Estate Associates, 230 Montgomery
Tucker's, NW cor Montgomery and Sutter
Union Insurance Co.'s, 416-418 California
United States Appraiser's, E s Sansome, bet Wash-
ington and Jackson
Webb's, 37 Second
Wells', SW cor Montgomery and Clay
White House, NW cor Kearny and Post
Whiting's, SE cor Sansome and Pine
Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter
HALLS.
Alldacks, SW cor Bush and Devisadero
American, NW cor Pacific and Leavenworth
American Protestant Association, 713 Mission
Apollo, 808 Pacific
Archery, 1155-1157 Mi.ssion
Armory, 134 Fourth
Barra's, 118 First
B'nai B'rith, 119-121 Eddy
Cambrian, 1133 Mission
Carll's, 1328 Bush
Centennial, 421 Hayes
Champion, N s Butte, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Charter Oak, 771 Market
Columbus, S s Stevenson, bet Third and Annie
Crusader, 1159 Mission
Dashaway, 139 Post
Docking's. 409 Montgomery Av
Druids', 413 Sutter
Golden Gate, 1622 Pacific Av
Grand Army of the Republic, 71 New Hontgomery
Grand Central, '.t97 Market
Grand Westi rn, l:>28 Bush
Hare's, Tenth Av, South S. F.
Hibernia, 246 Third
Hoag's, SW cor Sutter and Powell
Horticultural, W s Stockton, bet Post and Sutter
Buddy's, 909 J^ Market
Humboldt, SE cor Mission and Erie
Improved Order Red Men's, 320 Post
Independence, 39 Fourth
Independent Order Red Men's, 510 Bush
Irish American, 81(!-818 Howarid
Irish Confederation, 751 Market
Ixora, 737 Mission
Kessing's, cor Twenty-first and Howard
King's, 2131 Mission
Knight's of Pythias, 913 Market
Lafayette, 730 Montgomery
Lincoln, 413 Third
Maunerbund, W s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Mayberry's, E s Mission, bet Twentieth and Twenty-
first
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mercantile Library's, 216 Bush
Mowry's Opera, SW cor Grove ana Laguna
Myrtle, W s Railroad Av, bet Seventh and Eighth Avs
B0SEW09D, LIGNim-?M, BOXWOOD
JOHN "WIGMGRE,
6. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
836 MARKET »T.,
Makes a specialty Id taking Children'* Picture*.
132
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
National Armory, 324 Post
National Republican, 1113 MiBBion
Odd Fellows', 325 Montgomery -
Ono, 1883 Mission
Philharmonic, NE cor Stockton and Jackson
Pixley, NE cor Pacific and Polk
Piatt's, 216 Montgomery
Polk Street Music, 1605 Polk
Riggers' and Stevedores', 429 Pacific
Sanders', 71 New Montgomery
Saratoga, 814 Geary
Scollay's, 1524 Stockton
St. Cyprian's, NW cor Jackson and Virginia
St. Ignatius', 841 Market
St. Joseph's, W s Tenth, bet Howard and Folsom
St. Peter's Temperance, E s Alabama, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Tammany, cor Folsom and Eighth
Terpsichorean.N s Pacific, nr Stockton
Teutonia, 1.322 Howard
Turn Verein (Eureka) , E s Powell, bet Cal. and Pine
Turn Verein (old) , N s Bush, bet Stockton and Powell
Turn Verein (San Francisco) , S s Turk, bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde
Turn Verein Vorwarts, 310 O'Farrell
Union, S s Howard, bet Third and Fourth
Veterans', 516 Bryant
Washington, 35 Eddy
Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter
BLOCKS.
Aemory, NW cor New Montgomery and Howard
Astor, 625-633 Sacramento
Belden, SW cor Bush and Montgomery
Blythe's, SE cor Dupont and Geary
Broadway, NW cor Broadway and Kearny
California, SE cor California and Battery
Commercial, SE cor California and Front
Court, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant.
Eagle, NW cor Pine and Davis
Frank's, NW cor Sansome and Washington
Front Street, E s Front, from Clay to Washington
Golden Gate, 131 Post
Hansford, 110-132 Market
Harpending, S s Market, bet First and Second
Holbrook, SE cor Market and Beale
Howard's, 627 Third
Metropolitan, 8-14 Montgomery Av
Montgomery, E s Mont.,from Merchant to Washington
Nevada, NW cor Montgomery and Pine
O'Donnell's, NE cor Vallejo and Dupont
Oriental, SW cor Bush and Battery
Park's , SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth
Reese's, W s Battery, bet Pine and California
Safe Deposit, SE cor California and Montgomery
Shiels', junction Market and Post
Thurlow, E s Kearny, bet Sutter and Ver Mehr Pi
Union, junction Market and Pine
Virginia, NW cor Stockton and Pacific
Washington, 1-17 Montgomery Av
Yankee, SW cor Front and Pine
ROWS.
Maynabd's, SE cor Pine and Battery
South Park, Third, bet Bryant and Brannan
Tittel'B, W 8 Clara Lane nr Sutter
WHARVBS.
Battery Street, foot Battery
Beale Street, foot Beale
Broadway, foot Broadway
Central Pacific RR., foot Second
Channel Street, foot Channel
Channel Street South, extension of Channel Street
Dewey's, foot Third
Dry Dock Co.'s, Hunter's Point
East Street, from Market to Folsom
Fillmore Street, foot Fillmore
Folsom Street, foot Folsom
Front Street, foot Front
Green Street, foot Green
Hathaway's, cor Spear and Bryant
Harrison Street, foot Harrison
Hobbs', E s Long Bridge, foot Fourth
Hodgkln's, foot L, South S. F.
Howard Street, foot Howard
Howard No. 2, bet Howanl and Foleom
Humboldt, foot Spear
Jackson Street, foot Jackson
Main Street, foot Main
Market Street, foot Market
Melggs', from Francisco, bet Powell and Mason,
North Beach
Oakland Ferry, East, bet Market and Clay
Oriental, foot First
Pacific Mail SS. Co.'s, Brannan and First
Pacific Rolling Mills Co.'s, Potrero Point
Pacific Street, foot Pacific
Rincon, foot Steuart
Rincon Point, Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
San Francisco Gas Co.'s Wharf, foot Second
Second and Berry Street, foot Second
Section 1 Sea Wall, from Kearny to Stockton
" 2 " " Kearny to Sansome
•• 3 " '• Sansome to Front
A '• " Stockton West *
Spear Street, foot Spear
Steamboat, Long Bridge
Third Street, foot Third
Union Street, foot Union
Vallejo Street, foot Vallejo
Washington Street, foot Washington
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Adelphi Theater, 607 California
Baldwin Theater, 932-936 Market
Bella Union Theater, 803 and»805 Kearny
Bush Street Theater, 325 Bush
Haverly's California Theater, N s Bush, bet Kearny
and Dupont
Chinese Theaters, 623 and 626 Jackson, and 814 and
836 Washington
Emerson's Theater, 320 Bush
Fountain, SE cor Kearny and Sutter
German Theater (California), N s Bush, bet Kearny
and Dupont
Germania Summer Theatre, S s Erie, nr Mission
Grand OperaHouse,Ns Mission, bet Third and Fourth
Tivoli Garden, 28-32 Eddy
Wiener Garten, NW cor Sutter and Stockton
Winter Garden, W s Stockton, bet Post and Sutter
Woodward's Gardens, N s Mission, bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
promuvent places.
Alcatraz Island, 2 miles NW Telegraph Hill
Angel Island, 5 miles from City Hall
Bay District Fair Race Grounds, entrance cor Seventh
Av and Fulton
Bay View, nr Hunter's Point, 5 miles 8 City Hall
Bemal Heights, S of Serpentine Av, bet San Jos^ and
San Bruno Roads
Black Point, junction Van Ness Av and Bay Shore
Buena Vista Park, S of Haight, bet Broderick and Lott
Clark's Point, foot Broadway
Cliff House, 6M miles W City Hall
Dry Dock (California) , Hunter's Point
Fairmount, W b San Jose Road, nr Thirtieth
Farallones Islands, 29 miles from City Hall
Fort Point, nr the Golden Gate, 4 miles W City Hall
Garratt's Point, l^ mile SW Hunter's Point
Golden Gate, 6 miles W City Hall
Golden Gate Driving Park, Point Lobos Av, 5 miles
from City Hall
Golden Gate Park, W of Stanyan, bet D and H to
Ocean, entrance Baker, bet Oak and Fell
Hayes Valley, N of Market and W of Larkin
Holladay Heights, bet Clay,Wa«h.,GoughandOctavia
Holly Park, SWs Bemal Heights, nr San Jose Road
Hunter's Point, 5 miles SE City Hall
Islais Creek Bridge, from the termination of Ken-
tucky to Railroad Av
Kensington, Howard, ur Twenty-first
Lagoon, Gough, bet Lombard and Francisco
Laguna de la Merced, lii miles SW City Hall, nr
Ocean View House
Lake Honda, 4 miles SW City Hall
Lakeville, nr Laguna de la Merced
Lime Point, opp Fort Point
Lone Mountain, S of Point Lobos Av, nr Toll Gate
Long Bridge, from foot Fourth to Potrero Nuevo
Mission Creek, from Harrison and Nineteenth, SE to
the Bay
Mission Dolores, 2M miles SW City Hall
Mountain Lake, 4 miles W City Hall, bet Point Lobos
Av and Presidio Road
Mountain Lake Park, 4 miles W City Hall, bet Point
Lobo.s Av and Presidio Road
North Beach, foot Powell, Wto Black Point
North Point, foot Francisco
Ocean View House, Ocean House Road, 7 miles SW
City Hall
I nillQ RRAUPRMAN £ PH importers of jewelry and watches,
I-UUIO DnMVLniTIHII (X UU. 119 Montgomery SI., Sell Lower than any House In this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR WASHINO PR09IPTI.Y ATTENSED TO
OFFICE, 648 BIARKET STREET.
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES.
133
Mission Street, foot Mission
Mission No. 2, bet Mission and Howard
Ocean Side House, Beach Road, 8 miles SW City Hall
Ocean View Riding and Driving Park, Ocean House
Road, 7 miles SW City Hall
Pacific Heights, California to Broadway, bet Van
Ness Av and Fillmore
Point Lobos. 6M miles W City Hall
Point San Quentin, Potrero Nuevo
Potrero Heights, Potrero Nuevo, nr Bay Shore
Potrero Nuevo, 2}$ miles S City Hall
Presidio, 3 miles W City Hall
Rincon Point, foot Harrison
Russian Hill, Taylor, bet Broadway and Green
San Jose or Black Point, junction Van NesB Av and
Bay Shore
Seal Rock, C Vz miles W City Hall
Spring Valley, nr and S Lagoon
Telegraph Hill, Montgomery, from Broadway N to the
Bay
Tuckervi lie, from Buchanan to Webster and Wash-
ington to Pacific
Visitacion Valley, nr the Bay and San Mateo Co. Line
Yerba Buena, or Goat Island, 2 miles N£ City Hall
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES,
FEDERAJL.
Armt, Military Division of the Pacific, and Dept of
California, headquarters Presidio Reservation
Army, Engineers, Engineer Officer Military Division
of the Pacific, Presidio Reservation; Fortifications
Harbor S. F., 533 Kearny; Light-house, U. S. Ap-
praisers' Building
Army, Depots and Warehouses, 36 New Montgomery,
and Yerba Buena Island
Bankruptcy, Registers District California, 636 Clay
and 506 Battery
Board of Exanaiuing Surgeons for Pensioners, 715 Clay
Coast and Qeod«tic Survey, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Courts, Circuit Judge, Clerk; District Judge, Clerk ;
District Attorney, Marshal, Commissioners, U. S.
Appraisers' Building
Customs Port San Francisco, Collector, Naval Officer,
and Surveyor, NW cor Washington and Battery;
Appraisers' Store, E s San. bet Wash, and Jackson
Geological Survey, 155 New Montgomery
Inspector Boilers, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Inspector Hulls, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Internal Revenue, Agents, Collector, Gangers, U. S.
Appraisers' Building
Land Office, Register and Receiver, 610 Commercial
Life Boat Station, Ocean Beach, nr Golden Gate Park
Light House Department (Twelfth District) Inspector
and Engineer, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation, nr Mountain
Lake ; Superintending Surgeon, TJ. S. Appraisers'
Building
Mint, SuiJerintendent, Assayer, Coiner, Melter and
Refiner, NW cor Fifth and Mission
Navy Pay Office, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Pension Agent, Army and N»\'y, 620 Washington
Post Office, Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Bat-
tery ; Assistant Superintendent Railway Mail Ser-
vice, SW cor Jackson and Battery ; Post Office In-
spectors, 320 Sansome
Secret Service Division, U. S. Appraisers' Building
Shipping Commissioner, 118 Jack.son
Signal Service, 42 Merchants' Exchange
Special Agent Treasury Dept, U. S. Appraisers' Bldg
Supervising Inspector Steam Vessels, U. S. Apprais-
ers' Building
Surveyor-General California, 610 Commercial
Treasurer Assistant, 608 Commercial
STATE.
AssAYEB State, 328 Montgomery
3auk Commissioners, 528 California
Fish Commissioners, 401 CaUfurnia
Harbor Commissioners, 10 California
Mineralogist State, 212 Sutter
Immigration Commissioner, 508 Battery
Insurance Cummissioner, 401 California
Pilot Examiners, 62 Merchants' Exchange
Pilots, 50{; Battery
Port Wardens, 525 Front
Prison Directors, 410 Kearny
Railroad Commissioners, 320 Sansome
State University, Land Department, 310 Pine
Supreme Court, 105 Stockton, Judges' chambers, 106
Stockton
Viticultural Commissioners, 111 Leidesdorflf
CITY AND COUNTY.
Assessor County, new City Hall, first floor
Attorney and Counselor, new City Hall, third floor
Attorney District, 8 Montgomery Av
Attorney Police, old City Hall, first floor
Auditor County, new City Hall, first flour
Board City Hall Commissioners, New City Hall
Board Education, new City Hall, third floor
Board Election Commissioners, new City Hall, base-
ment
Board Equalization, new City Hall, second floor
Board Fifteenth Avenue Extension Commissioners,
59-60 Merchants' Exchange
Board Health, 14 O'Farrell
Board Revenue Fund Commissioners, Mayor's Office,
new City Hall
Board Supervisors Clerk of, new City Hall, second floor
Clerk County, new City Hall, first floor
Coroner County, 641 Sacramento
Court Superior, Departments No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, old
City Hall, second floor; No. 6, 7, new City Hall,
second floor; No. 8, new City Hall, third floor;
No. 9 (Probate), and No. 10 (Special), new City
Hall, second floor; No. 11 (Criminal), 8 Mont-
gomery Av, third floor; No. 12 (Criminal), 729
Montgomery
Courts Justices', SE cor Kearny and Wasnington
Courts Police, old City Hall, first floor
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, Brenham PI
Fire Department Commissioners, old Cily Hall
Fire Department Corporation Yard, N s Sacramento,
bet East and Drumm
Fire Department Engineers, old City Hall
Fire Marshal, old City Hall, third floor
Free Public Library, 428 Bush
Gas Inspector, old City Hall, first floor
Grand Jury rooms, new City Hall, basement
Health Officer, 14 O'Farrell
Hospital, E s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
House of Correction, old San Jose Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Industrial School, old San Jose Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Jail, N s Broadway, bet Kearny and Dupont
License Collector, new City Hall, basement
Market Inspector, 14 O'f arrell
Mayor City and Co\inty, new City Hall, first floor
Park Commissioners, 330 California
Physician City, 514 Kearny
Police Chief, old City Hall, first floor
Police Commissioners, old City Hall, second floor
Police Stations, old City Hall, basement ; 829 Folsom ;
522 Davis ; 247 Steuart ; new City Hall; 207 Seven-
teenth, and cor Polk and Jackson
Pound Keeper, N s California, bet Walnut and Laurel
Public Administrator, 528 California
Quarantine Officer, SE cor Green and Front
Recorder County, Hall of Reccirds, new City Hall
Registrar of Voters, new City llall, basement
Hherifl" County, old City Hall, first floor
Superintendent Common Schools, new City Hall,
third floor
Stiperintendent Streets, new City Hall, basement
Surveyor County, new City Hall, third floor
Tax Collector County, new City Hall, first floor
Treasurer County, new City Hall, first floor
Twenty-sixth St. Hospital (small-pox), Colusa, nr
DeHaro
G.W.CLARK ^ CO.^'SPS.Slf.^.^^ 645 MARKET ST,
9a
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
FVI^TON IRUX tVOKKai, 213 Fremont Street,
Manufacturers of AmalKamntlnB Panit and (Settlers.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, CHANGES, REMOVALS,Etc.
RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION.
Acker Christopher, baker G. Wilson, r. 1139 Folsom
Acker Franz, tailor, r. 512 Bush
Addison Q., r. 1407 Sacramento
Adelsteln Barnett, junk, r. 109 Eleventh
Adelstein Samuel, clerk, r. 109 Eleventh
Adie William, surveyor, r. 1135 Market
Adin George, winekeeper Lachman & Jacohi, r. 324
Tehama
Ahrens Adolf, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Alameda Building and Loan Association, Henry
Mohns secretary, 435 California
Albright G. W., chief clerk Quartermasters Dept U.
8. A., 36 New Montgomery
Alexander Philip, r. 11 >4 Oak
Allan Robert, musician, r. 2731 Folsom
AUardyce Alexander, stationery, 1225 Green
Allen George P., physician, oflace NE cor Kearny and
Bush, r. cor Geary and Devisadero
Allen Samuel, r. 1604 Geary
Allen William G. (Davis & Allen) r. 17 South Park
Allison Edwin C, r. 415 Sutter
AUklre Samuel H., collector and real estate agent, 330
Pine, room 40, r. 338 Kearny
Alverson Blake Mrs., r. 813 Hyde
Alverson D. W., machinist, r. 813 Hyde
American Detective, Collecting and Mercantile
Agency, Davis & Allen proptrs, 214 Sansome
American Mills, Dibert, Joyce & Fox proptrs, ground
feed, corftmeal and cracked wheat, 120 Main
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Anderson Herman, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Annis Charles H., bootfiniaher, r. 219 Hayes
Anthony Abraham, policeman, r. 516 Jessie
Anthony M'errill P., r. 42 Third
Anthony Oscar A., r. 42 Third
Armstrong A. M. Mrs., r. 157 Seventh
Aronson A., tobacco dealer, r. 326 Minna
Astor House, Adolph D. Segelke proptr, 522 Pine
Atkinson W. E., waiter Unioii Club
Auger Louis, carpenter, r. 1327 H Natoma
Baccala ConBtantlno. r. 1131 Dupont
Backus Samuel "W., postmaster San Francisco,
office, NW cor Washington and Batterv
Bacon A. T., r. 2513 Folsom
Bacon Edwin H. (Bacon & Decker) r. 929 Howard
Bacon & Decker (Edwin H. Bacon and H. C. W.
Decker) groceries, 959 Market
Bacquie Henri, liquor saloon, NW cor Montgomery
Av and Vallejo
Bailey A. C. Mrs., r. 518 Taylor
Ball William P., machinist, r. 204 ><; Eddy
Baloise niarine Iiitairauce Co. olf Basle,
Harry W. Syz general age^t, 420-422 California
BaltzH. W., r. 337 Jessie
Banker George, r. 511 O'Farrell
Barling Horatio J., r. 132 Sixth
Barnett Louis, jeweler, r. 1021 Filbert
Barney M., r. 817 Van Ness Av
Barrett Hannah, burler Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Barrett Maggie, burler Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Barron Arthur W., assistant superintendent Fifth St.
Branch Market St. RR., r. 36 Welsh
Barton J., r. 102 Stockton
Barton Thomas, r. 313 Eddy
Bartram William, r. 2516 Folsom
Basch Hugo, barber, r. 127 Montgomery
Bassler Alice Mrs.(Bassler & Hevener) r. 717 Valencia
Bassler Alice Miss, saleslady Bassler & Hevener, r.
717 Valencia
Bassler & Hevener (Mrs. Alice Bassler and Mrs. Ella
L. Hevener) millinery, 932 Market
Bastow Benjamin, r. 212 Minna
Bate William H., cabinetmaker, r. 96154 Mission
Bates Walter E., physician, office and r. 224 Kearny
Bait Henry, cigarmaker, r. 1437 Polk
Bauer Alexander, dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Baum Geo»ge A. B., r. 710 Howard
Bay City Packing and Provision Co.,
Mark Strouse & Co. proptrs, E s San Bruno
Road, nr Cortland Av, office 1146 Market
Beale J. F., r. 701 Stockton
Beaumont C. A., r. 906 Kearny
Behr Hermann H., physician, office and r..34 Ellis
Bell John C, auctioneer, 845 Market, r. 513 Guerrere
Bellmore J. Eva Mrs., r. 110 Sixth
Benjamin Charles E. (Crane, Hastings & Co.) r. 224
Van Ness Av
Bennett D. L., fuller Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Bent John T., bookkeeper, r. 510 Franklin
Berg Adolph, clerk Post Office, r. 1908 Stockton
Bergen James, machinist, r. 24 Russ
BEENAED & MANTELL
(Cliarles Bernard and Ferdinand Man-
tell) coffee and spice mills, 707-709
Sansome
Blgham Frederick J., agent Flournoy's Anti-Scale
Compound, 7 Montgomery Av
Bill Jacob (Schnetzler & Bill) r. 738 Minna
Blake Charles £!., physician, office NE cor Stock-
ton and Geary, r. 1614 Geary
Blake George E., sawyer, r. 704 Laurel Av
Blake George L., musician, r. 813 Hyde
Blake Henry C, commissioner of deeds and convey-
ancer, 310 Montgomery, r. 612 Post
Blake William E., teamster, r. 813 Hyde
Blankenhorn Louis, r. Palace Hotel
Blankenhorn W., r. 1326 J^ Dupont
Blick William, weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Bliven A. P., master mariner, r. 328 O'Farrell
Blohm Francisca L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1013
Stockton
Boardman A. T., r. 735 Pine
Boca Bret^'ing Co., William Hesse president,
William Hesse Jr. secretary, J.B. Fargo treasurer,
brewery Boca, Cal., office and depot S s Berry, bet
Fifth and Sixth, branch office 406 Sacramento
BOEEICKE & SOHEEOK
(AVilliam Boei-lcke and Krnest A.
Sclireck) successors to Boerlcke &Tafel,
proprietors Pioneer Homoeopatliic Phar-
niacy, 234 Sutter
Bolan Michael J., physician, office and r. 831 Market
BoUes James C, mining, r. 318 Minna
Bolton J. D., cutter E. W. Crook, 126 Kearny, room 49
Bonelli E. S., importer and dealer pianps, and
teacher music, 909 Market, r. 821 Market
Boole Frank A., superintendent MattuUath Mnfg Co.,
r. 315 Capp
Boruck Marcus D., publisher and proprietor
Spirit of the Times, 621 Sansome, r. 2126 Cali-
fornia
Boyd P., r. 20 Welsh
Brach George A., r. 421 Post
Brach John, speculator, r. 421 Post
Bradley Jolin A. , merchandise broker, 424 Mont,
gomery, r. Alameda
Brady James, r. 15 Jessie
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "«hingjon|£ short notice
I UAPnrtKiniirU IMPOnT^R of and DEAIiER IN COAIi AND PIG IRON,
J. WlMbUUIlUUuri. 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC.
135
BramhallA. A., r. New Franklin Hotel
Brandon Frederick D., attorney at law, 528
California, r. 318M Hayes
Brechtel William F., teacher languages and mathe-
matics, r. 16 Lafayette
Beritstein Alexander, tailor, r. 149 Shipley
Briggs Gustav, cook, r. 431 ><i Tehama
Broilersen I. L. A., r. 706 J-i Pine
Broniwell b. Ij., secretary California Insurance
Co., 318 California, r. Oakland
Brooks Charles Wolcott, secretary Board of Trustees
California Academy of Sciences, r. Union Club
Brooks William L., law student, r. 403 Leavenworth
Brophy Henrietta, weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Broufhoud Joseph, artist, r. 317 Stockton
Brown Broiuard C. (Brown & Maxwell) and official
reporter Superior Court Dept No. 11, r. 724 Cali-
fornia
Brown William H. , U. S. Surveyor-General,
State of California, office GIO Commercial
Brown William A., r. 1938 Jessie
Browne Edward, r. 8ri3 Mission
Browne F. B., r. 647 Howard
Browning August (Browning & Bremer) r. 1500 Leav-
enworth
Brundes Wilhelm, r. 29 Eleventh
Bruner B. E. Mrs., widow, r. 30 Kearny
Bruner J. D., r. 30 Kearny
Bruner Thomas H.. waiter Union Club
Bryant S. A., r. 6 Hayes
Buch Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 29 Erie
Buchan Bessie, weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Buckelew Moses S., bookkeeper, r. 4 Martha PI
Buckingham Charles E., agent Diamond Drill, office,
320 Sansome, room 58, r. 5J6 Dupont
Buckingham S. S., r. 16 Third
Bulotti & Perini (Giacomo Bulotti and Gottardo
Perini) wine cellar, 304^ Montgomery Av
Bumstead E. A. Mrs., AVidow, ladies' nurse, r. 1239
Mission
Burkard Adrian, drug clerk, r. 7J^ Dikemann PI
Burke Frank W., r. 420 Jackson
Burns Kate, weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Bntterfield George W., mining, 530 California, r. 1206
Market
o
Calhoun Joseph A., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
1312 Howard
California Grocer (semi-monthly) California Grocer
Publishing Co. publishers and proptrs, 124 Cali-
fornia
California Grocer Publishing Co., publishers and
proptrs California Grocer, 124 California
Callahan Thomas, r. 16 Mason
Callundau Jul. J., student P. J. Mogan, r. 15 Sixth
Campbell James F., r. 863 Mission
Campbell M. A., 752 Folsom
Campbell W. M., r. 556 Braunan
Carpenter E. P., r. cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Carpenter John K., bookkeeper W. E. Stevens, r. Oak-
land
Carpy Charles (C. Anduran & Co.) r. 922 Jackson
Carson Samuel, mnfrs agent, 120 Sutter, rooms 7-^11,
r. 1100 Van Ness Av
Carstens George, painter, r. 17 '^i Sumner
Cash George A., laborer, r. 731 Harrison
Cashraan William, woolwasher Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
Casselmann Ernestine, widow, r. 988 Howard
Castle Michael, capitalist, r. 1732 Pacific Av
Cervantes A. Leon, tailor, r. 1517 Mason
Chandler Jbhn H., business manager City Argus, office
629 Kearny, r. 415 Mason
Chandler William H., speculator, r. 736 California
Chapin George W., real estate agent, and publisher
Real Estate Price List, 310 Montgomery, r. 9 Sec-
ond Av
Chapin J. A., r. 2.50 Twenty-second
Chase Charles M. (Killip & Co.) r. 823 O'Farrell
Chevalier William 8., r. 421 Fourth
Christensen Jacob P. (Chrlstensen 4 Wulzen) r. 116
Oak
Cliristenspn & Wnlzen (Jacob P. Christensen
and Frederick G. Wulzen) produce commissiou
merchants, NE cor Davis and Market
Christiansen C, r. 7 Mint Av
Church William, baker G. Wilson, r. 15 Sumner
Clark C. P., r. 803 Stockton
Clark John C, salesman D. Samuels, r.l042 Twentieth
Clark L. Curran, with Samuel Carson, r. 1100 Van
Ness Av
Clark Robert L., blacksmith, r. 8.53 Harrison
Clarke Charles S., r. Lick House
Claude Armand, jeweler, r. 211 Geary, rear
Cleaveland Henry W. (Cleaveland & Swain) r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Cleaveland & Swain (Henry W^ Cleaveland and
Edward R. Swain) architects, 70 St. Ann's Bldg
Cleveland W. S., r. 712 Bush
Climax WasUingp Powder Co. , manufacturers
of the Climax Washing Powder, oifice 905 M How-
ard
Clot & Meese (John B. Clot and Constant Meese) en-
gineers and machinists, 121 Fremont
Cohen A., Japanese and Chinese goods, 1116 Market
Cohen Baruch, cutter Kraker & Israel, r. 129 Bernard
Cohen Herman, r. 1049 Folsom
Cohen S., r. 215 Gough
Cohn & Frankenheimer, merchants (Bellevue, I. T.)
office 108-110 Sansome
Coleman Henry R., manager retail dept A. L. Bancroft
& Co., r. 2024 Pine
Coleman William P. (Coleman & Gorham) r. 2437 Cal-
ifornia
Coleman & Gorham (William P. Coleman and Wesley
T. Gorham) commission merchants, and purchas-
ing and mnfrs' agent, 214 Sacramento
Collins Martin B., shipliner, r. 1508 Mason
Collon W. N., bookseller, r. 114 Vicksburg
CoUver William E., superintendent stmrs South P. C.
RR., r. 808 California
ColsonA. E.,r. 1303^ Eddy
Colton Chester F., druggist, r. 122 Shotwell
Cotton Dental As.«>ociation (Decker & Wilson)
804-806 Market, Pbelan's Building
Conlin Hugh N., special policeman, r. SW cor Octavia
and Geary
Connell Charles H., painter, r. 13'22 Sacramento
Conners R., r. 718 Clementina
Connolly T. F., r. 10 Curios PI
Conrad George (Robinet & Conrad) r. 115 Stockton
Consul Italy, Count Francesco Lambertenghi, NE
cor Battery and Washington
Cooney Thomas J., grocer, r,318 I-n^t Av
Copp Charles J., compositor, r. 519 Sacramento
Corbett Elizabeth J., physician, office and r. 311
Taylor
Cornwell Joseph H., r. 2124 Mason
Corwin Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 948 Howard
Cotton C. F., r. 122 Shotwell
Cowan Robert McD. W., framemaker S. & G. Gump,
r. 1517 Ellis
Cowen Joseph R. (Cowen & Porter) r. 2224 Howard
Cox Moses B., clerk, r. 708 Pine
Crane Alfred C, notary public and commissioner of
deeds, 310 Montgomery, r. 2118 Steiner
Crary Beniamin F. Rev., editor Cal. Christian Advo-
cate, 1041 Market, r. 2623 Bush
Crawford John A., cluhrooms The Baldwin, r. 323
Eddy
Crawley Jo Jin M., second assistant general
freight agent C. P. KR. and leased lines, NE cor
Fourth and Townseud, room 22, r. 527 Capp
Crow Albion, jroliceman, r. 791 )<5 Stevenson
Crue John, r. 311 Bush
Cullen Thomas, r. 1553 M Market
Cummlngs H. Rev., r. 411 Turk
Cummings Ralph E., clerk Payot, Upbam k Co., r.
328 O'Farrell
Cummings Ross, clerk I. N. Choynski, r. 328 O'Far-
rell
Cummings Wallace E., carpenter, r. 328 O'Farrell
Curtis L. F., r. 1507 Clay
Cushman Ralph, apprentice Cook & Trounson, r. 1532
Polk
Daly James, real estate agent and housebroker, office
1 Montgomery, r. Lick House
Daly John R., deputy County Clerk, r. 9 Liberty
Dampf Louis, passepartout and framemaker, N£ cor
Market and Montgomery, r. 2310 Mission
JOHN WIGMORE--HARDW00D LUMBER, 129 to MHliearSt
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
136
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Dannenbaum Saul (J. & S. Dannenbaum) r. 1318
O'Farrell
Darling Abram F., miner, r. 526 Poet
Darneal P. C, r. 431 Turk
Davis A. A., r. 121 O'Farrell
Davis B. F., r. 620 Fourth
Davis F. A., r. 121 O'Farrell
Davis Thomas J., book and job printer, 535 Clay, r. 19
Glen Park Av
Dean Frank, salesman, r. 683 Clementina
Dean Ralph M., r. 24 Mint Av
De Brevans Moreal E. Mrs., r. 1631 Dupont
Decker H. C. W. (Bacon & Decker) r. 1 Fifth
Decker Henry C, salesman Bacon & Decker, r. 1 Fifth
Decker & Wilson (C. W. Decker and C. H. Wil-
son) dentists, 804-80(; Market, Phelan's Building
De Ghetaldi Emilio, liquor saloon, 514!^ Battery, r.
113 Capp
Derby Cliancellor (Mark Strouse & Co.) r. 2012
Pacific Av
Desmond John D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 16
Fair Oaks
Deveny Peter, deputy clerk Justices' Court, r. 655
Washington
De Veuve Henry Jr., fruit Inspector, office 525 Front,
room 8, r. 1419 Howard
Diamond Drill Co., Charles Buckingham agent, 320
Sansome, room 58
Dibert, Joyce & Fox (Loyd C. Dibert, Frederick B.
Joyce and David C. Fox) proprietors American
Mills, 120 Main
Dibert Loyd C. (Dibert, Joyce & Fox) r. 364 Clemen-
tina
Dickerhoff F. M., r. 670 Mission
Doble Budd, r. The Baldwin
Donnelly Michael A., bookkeeper P. F.Dundon,r. 1005
Minna
Donovan P. A., r. 37 Minna
Dotherow T. P., r. 204}^ Eddy
Doud Eugene Sue, salesman Coghill & Simon, r. 2916
Clay
Doxey & Co. (William Dox^y) books, stationery and
engravings, 23 Dupont
DriscoU Daniel 0.,mateN. P. C.RK. stmr San Rafael,
r. 426 Stevenson
Duane John, helper melter and refiner's dept, U. S.
Mint, r. 603 Hyde
Dubois Auguste P., proprietor Eureka Laundry, cor
Twenty-fourth and 'Alabama, r. E s Folsom, nr
Precita PI
Duncan Thomas, patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
20 Hampton Fl
Duncan William (Duncan St Boyle) r. 548 Jessie
Dnndoii Patricfe P., proprietor San Francisco
Boiler Works, 131-133 Folsom, r. 1414 Devisadero
Dupern Nuina, secretary Giant Powder Co., and
Atlantic Giant Powder Co., office 4 California, r.
28 Stanley PI
E
Eagleson <b Co. (John G. and Robert Eagleson)
importers and manufacturers men's furnishing
guods and shirts, 414 Market and 4-6 Kearny
Eastman W. H., r. 843 Market
Eaton D. A., r. 34 Park Av
Ehrenberg Adolph T. Mrs., r. 116 Capp
Ehrman M. C, r. 757 Howard
Eicheuberger Lambert, r. 48 Seventh
Elliott Henry A. (Wadhams & Elliott) r. 802 Jones
Ellis Felix D., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 939
Howard
Ellis Volney E., butcher, r. 525 Pine
English Jerome (English & Lynch) r. 1226 Elli.s
English & Lynch (Jerome English and Peter Lynch)
horseshoers, 228 Mission
Epperson J. C, physician, office and r. 35 Fifth
Etting William A., hardware, 110 Sixth and 509 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 1928 Stevenson
Eureka Bre^very, Sebastian Schweitzer proprie-
tor. 235 First
Eureka Laundry, Auguste P. Dubois proprietor, cor
Twenty-fourth and Alabama
Eureka Malt Houae, Joseph Schweitzer propri-
etor, 1610 Stockton
Ewer W. D. & Co. (William D. Ewer and Charles
F. Precht) employment office, 626 Clay
Ewer William D. (W. D. Ewer & Co.) r. Alameda
Ewing Frank J., r. 21 Golden Gate Av
F
Falk Harry, lithographic printer, r. 142 Ninth
Fancourt Henry, butler J. B. Haggin, r. 1120 Vallejo
Fancourt Mary A., widow, r. 1120 Vallejo
Farnfield Charles P., general agent Union Insurance
Co., r. 1612 Washington
Fawcett F. A., r. 25 >^ Stockton
Fernau Engelhardt. wood and coal, 438 Minna and
941 Mission, r. 5 Laskie
Field Anders T., policeman, r. 2916 Laguna
I Fillmore Jerome A., general superintendent C.
P. RR. and leased lines, NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 46, r. 1812 Steiner
Fislier CHarles A. (Fisher & Co.) and Supervisor
Eighth Ward. r. 614 Sutter
Fitzsimnions F., r. 1846 Mission
Fleming William T., bricklayer, r. 2607 Post
Fletcher William, r. 10 Monroe
Folsom Water Power Co. (Folsom. Sacramento
Co.) John H. Redington president, H. P. Liver-
more secretary and treasurer, office 124-128 and
132 Phelan's Bldg
Ford William, r. 13 Natoma
Fox David 0. (Dibert, Joyce k Fox) r. 1327 Minha
Franklin J. F., r. TH Stockton
Frazer Charles E., signpainter, 824 Kearny
Freer E. D., r. 235 O'Farrell
Freese Andrew C. stevedore and tug owner, 3 Mis-
sion, r. 11 Thirteenth
French M. B., r. 118 Post
Fuchs Robert, toys, baskets, notions, etc., 421 Mont-
gomery Av
GJ^
Gale Oilman, deputy Sheriff, r. 315 Golden Gate Av
Gallagher Hugh, r. 2010 Fillmore
Galvin Jeremiah, molder, r. 26 Minna
Gamble Aaron W., physician, office 34 Kearny, r. 2315
Howard
Gardner Peter, nightwatchman, r. 22 John
Garland W^illiam D., general agent Equitable
Life Assurance Society of New York, 240 Mont-
gomery, rooms 1-2, r. 914 Union
Gates Horace, drug miller, r. 536 Third
Gaynor James T., cutter Weil, Letter & Co., r. 202
Stockton
Gee James, machinist, r. 637 Howard
Ceroid Philip, secretary San Francisco Grain Ex-
change, 333 Pine, r. 823 Dolores
Gerritsen H., r. 512 Chestnut
Gifford W. C, r. 614}^ California
Giran Louis, shoemaker, 266 Stevenson
Glasford John R., conductor S. P. RR., r. 1311 Scott
Godchaux Jacques, real estate broker,609 Sacramento,
r. 317 Mason
Goldman Benno, r. 512 Chestnut
Goldstein H., r. 712 Howard
Gorham Wesley T. (Coleman & Gorham) r. 1938 Val-
lejo
Graf C. Christian, laundry, 5 Midway
Graham J. W., r. 217 Post
Graham L. E., r. 808 Mission
Graves James, r. The Baldwin
Gray Ricltard, general freight agent C. P. RK.
and leased lines, NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 22, r. 919 Valencia
Greenbaum William D., salesman, r. 612 Linden Av
Greenleaf Henry H., brakeman S. P. RR., r. 1747 Mis-
sion
Guillet Charles, confectioner, 905Larkin
Gulttard E. & Co.(Etienne Guittard and Charles Dahl-
manu) Eureka Coffee, Chocolate and Spice Mills,
207-209 Sacramento
Hadley & Doud (Fred. W. Hadley and Aaron Doud)
stockbrokers, 326 Pine
Haley Charles S. (Heald & Woodbury) r. Oakland
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., Jeielers, ^:^L'T hrAXxr-
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHINO CAliliED FOR AN1> DKl-IVERED.
"**" OFFICE. 648 HABHET STREET.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC.
137
Haley John M., eclectic physician, office 920 Market.f
Hallett Charles O., city agent J. W. Shaefifer & Co., r.
931 Valencia
Halsey Charles W., office 436 Montgomery, r. 1301
Vallejo
Hansen Charles, r. 14 Eddy
Hansen Henry A., r.U Eddy , ,,_ ^, ,„„
Harding Ralph J., clerk Spirit of the Times, r. 429
Powell
Harmon Frank A., r.2002 Sacramento
Harp W. E., r. 1061 Folsom .
Harris Edwin T. (Harris & Son) r. 174oJ^ Mission
Harris John W., r. '2'J Linden Av
Harris Nathaniel, r. 338 Fourth
Harrison Beniamin A., mining, r. 311 Hyde
Hartman George, r. 507 54 Grove, rear
Hartzler John C. r. 757 Howard
Harvey Noriuan P., luacbiuist, r.521 Ellis
Harvey William L., miller, r. 521 Ellis
Hathaw8yB.R.,r. 730 Folsom • . .,
Hawks N.C.& Co. (Nelson C. Hawks) printers furn
ishing warehouse and job printing and Auxiliary
Home Plan Newspaper Publishing, 532 Clay
Hawks Nelson C. (N. C. Hawks & Co.) r. 2612 Polk
Hearu Harry, r. 410 Natoma
Heider Frank, tinsmith, r. 1215 Folsom
Henderson David L., clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 801 Fil-
Henderson John, printer H. S. Crocker & Co,, r. 801
Henry Marcus M., theatrical agent, office with Sher-
man, Clay & Co.. r. 416 M Austin
HerbertT.L..r. 923 Howard
Herzog Otto H., clerk K. C. Meyers, r. NW cor Pow-
ell and Union -r. ■ ^ c
Hesse \%Mlliani, president Boca Brewing Co., b s
Berry, bet Fifth and Sixth, r. 726 Sutter
Hesse VVilliam Jr., secretary Boca Brewing Co.,
S s Berry, bet Fifth and Sixth, r. 726 Sutter
Hester William F. (Patterson & Hester) r. 1312 Ma-
son
Hetherington J.. r.773M Market
Hetheringtou W., 773 ^<S Market
Hewes James T. Kev., r. 41« Sutter
Hinchman Charles H. Jr., clerk California St. EB., r.
Alameda „ ,.-
Hincliman Thomas W., secretary California
St. Railroad, Bay District Assn, San Francisco
Pavement Co. and Crystal Palace Assn, office SE
corLarkin and California, r. Alameda
Hinchman Walworth H., assistant secretary Califor-
nia St. RR., office SE cor Calif ornla and Larkin, r,
Alameda
Hirams C, r. 1810 Stockton
HixBon JamesP., traveling salesman Gordan Bros.,
202 Kearny
Hobson P. J., r. 2 Middle
Hobson W. D., r. 2 Middle
HODGDON WALTER H. A.
physician and assistant secretary Board
of Healtli, 10 O'Farrell, and secretary
S. F. County Medical Society, office and
r. a09 Geary
Hoffman Simon, speculator, r. 114 Ellis
Hogan Daniel, liquor saloon, 215 Fifth
Homoeopathic Pharmacy, Boericke & Schreck
(successors to Boericke & Tafel) proprietors, 234
Sutter
Hooper James, r. 31 Eddy
Houghtaling Abraham J., corporal police, r. 2 Hope-
ton Terrace
Houghtaling William S., assistant bookkeeper Le
Count Bros., r. 2 Hoiieton Terrace
Housmau G.. r. 612 Linden
Howard Henry H., housepainter, r. 734 Natoma
Howard James (Killip A Co.) r. 21CFillmore
Howard Lester, r. 1001 Powell
HiJdson George H., r. 1628 Folsom
Hughes James E., attorney at law, 511 California,
rooms 12-13, and clerk Police Court No. 1, r. 933
Butter
Hulse George L., r. 1315 Sacramento
Hunt William B., laborer, r. .57 Shipley
Huntington W. W., r. Grand Hotel
Huxley W. J., r. 127 Kearny
IglehartT. M., r. 215 Kearny
Irvin J. R., r. 1704 Ji Leavenworth
Irwin Oliver M., r. 17 Fourth
Jackson W. S., r. 2016 Stockton
Jayne Frank C, r. 639 Post
Jenkins E., r. 1402 Bush
Jenkins George W., dentist, office and r. 1402 Bush
Jennings C. M., attorney at law, 331 Montgomery, r
6M Monroe
Johnson David, telegraph operator, r. 715 Howard
Johnston George, mining engineer, 51 Fremont, r. 700
Broadway
Jones Charles A. (McAlester & Jones) r. 817 Grove
Jones Joel B., traveling agent, office 120 Sutter, r. 619
Bush
Jones & Co. (Michael P. Jones and Eugene B
Beck) wholesale groceries and provisions, 12
Market
Josephi Robert, r. 905 Market
It
Kahn Joseph, liquor saloon and bowling alley, 416
Pine, r. 1207 Jackson
Kalisky M. & S. (Morris and Samuel) cloths and
tailors trimmings, 691 Market
Kalisky Morris (M. & S. Kalisky) r. 131 Oak
Kalisky Samuel (M. & S. Kalisky) r. 911 McAllister
Kane Charles c; (Theobald, Kane & Co.) r. 512 Van
Ness Av
Karstadt Frederick, r. 1145 Folsom
Keane James, r. 1611 Jones
Kearney John, r. 448 Ninth
Kearney Peter J., butcher, SW cor Mason and Filbert,
r. 801 Filbert
Kehrer A., r. 336 Drumm ,^ „
Kelley Bradford H.. bookkeeper John Howes, r. 640
Natoma „„»,,.
Kidder George E., storekeeper O. and 0. SS. Belgic, r.
508 Grove
Kipps Alfred K., artist, r. 517 Taylor
Knudsen Andrew C, porter F. Mandlebaum, r. 1125
Treat Av
Kramer John, r. 127 Thirteenth
Kuechler Charles F., r. 609 Pine
Kuester Henry C, r. 454 k Tehama
Kuppenheim Aaron, clerk, r. 1027 Hyde
Lake Edward, r. 2927 Sacramento
Iiambertenghi Francesco, consul Italy, NE cor
Battery and Washington, r. Occidental Hotel
Lando Joseph, merchant, r. 235 Eleventh
Larsen Joseph, painter, 417 Powell, r. 417 Kearny
Lawrence Andrew M., r. 727 Bush
L.awton O. Si Co. (Orlando Lawton) importers
and jobbers crockery, china, glassware and silver
platedware, 14-18 Post
Leath W. H., r. 1051 Market
Lee F. C, r. 328 O'Farrell
Lester Thomas E., r. 408 McAllister
Lewis David G., printer, r. 505 Hyde
Lewis Sol., office 320 Sansome
Libby S., r. 250 Steuart
Liebert Bruno, teacher music, r. 713 Polk
Lindsey W. E., r. 538 Ellis
Linkins C. W., r. 915 ^ Market
Linton George H., r. 720 Ellis
Livermore Charles E., manager Redington Quicksilver
Co. , office 124-128-132 Phelan's Bldg, r. Occciden-
tal Hotel „ ,. .
Livermore Horatio P., treasurer Redington
Quicksilver Co., and Natoma Water and Mining
Co and Folsom Water Power Co., office 124-128-
132 Phelan's Building, r. Rock Ridge, Oakland
Lowe S., shirt mnfr, 323 Kearny
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Lowery W. J., r. 832 Valencia
Loy 'William E., salesman Tatum & Bowen, r. 313
Golden Gate Av
Maddox Ben. JI., r. 714 Howard
Mantel Henry, merchant tailor, 126 Kearny, r. 926
JackBon
Marder, Luse & Co. (John Harder, A. P. Luse, Carl
Miller, Hugh Wallace and John Stover) proprie-
tors Pacific Type Foundry, 528 Sacramento
Mariu John B.. upholsterer, r. 1813 Hyde
Marsliall Ed^vai-d C, attorney at law, 11 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 12.37 Stockton
Martin Sherman, r. 128 J<j Fourth
Masson I. E., r. 305 Kearny
May berry diaries M., armorer, r. 1077 Market
McAlester William F. (McAlester & Jones) r. 1210
Clay
McAlester & Jones (William F. McAlester and
Charles A. Jones) real estate agents and house-
brokers, 422 Montgomery
nicCann Patrick, agent Singer Sewing Machine
Co., 215 Fourth, r. 20 i« Harriet
McCarthy Thomas, r. 610 Natoma
McDonald E., r. 1138 Sutter
McDonald John A., salesman, r. 1108 Pierce
McElroy James B., druggist, r. cor Alabama and
Twenty-fourth
McKewen E. J., r. 905 Sutter
Mercado Mary K. Mrs. (Mercado & Schoof) r. 1106
Scott
Mercado & Schoof (Mrs. Mary R. Mercado and
Gerhard Schoof) lithographers, engravers and
printers, 518 Clay
Meyer J. Henry, cashier Alfred Borel & Co., r. 1408
Jackson
Michel John, r. fi02 Linden Av
Milatovich V., r. 2231 Howard
Milne R. Duncan, editor Dramatic Brevities, 518
Sacramento, r. 70 Minna
Mills Edward T. B. (E. McPhillips & Co.) and sales-
man E. Detrick & Co., r. 214 Powell
Miner Oren F., noteteller Pacific Bank, r. 413 Post
Montague H. C, r. 656 Mission
Mooser Charles, clerk Tonite Powder Co., r. 722 Union
Morgan Al., r. 28 Seventh
Morse Amos C, grain commission merchant, office
327 Pine, r. 2312 California
Morse James L., r. 136 Fifth
Muirhead John, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r.
428 Natoma
MuUer Jacob, r. 512 Bush
Mulranin John T., driver Market St. RR., r. 23 Clara
Mulvey George, lai)orer, r. 20f; Perry •
Myers John F. (Myers & Whigham) and lamps and
oil, 77 Fourth, r. 23 Howard Court
Myers & Whigham (John F. Myers and Virgil M.
Whigham) lamps and oils, 14 Sixth
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Nagel Frank, clerk S. C. Luhin, r. 31}^ Borland
Natoma AVater and Miniuj^ Co. (Folsom, Sac-
ramento Co.) John H. Redington president, H. P.
I.ivermore secretary and treasurer, oflice 124-128
and 132 Phelan's Bldg
Nelson Thomas, clerk freight dept C. P. RR., r. NE
cor Liberty and Dolores
North Pa.iflc Coal Co., A. E. Davis president, J. C.
Small secretary, 501 Montgomery
Nye A. P. & Co. (Alfred F. Nye) importers gas
fixtures and agents Springfield Gas Machine, 609-
611 Market
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O'Brien William J., r. 1 Antonio
O'Keefe M., r. 269 Jessie
Oakes J. Nathaniel, r. g44 Folsom
Osgood Porter, flourpackcr Genesee Mill Co., r. 1911
Broderick
Pacific Greenbacker (weekly) Ruf us T. Buell proprie-
tor, 518 Green
Page Joseph H., pumpmaker A. M. Jewell & Co., r.
235 Ritch
Pariseault Camille, carpenter, r. 430 Stevenson
Patten C.S., draftsman and engraver on wood, 518
Clay
Paul U. S. G.. r. 405 Taylor
Penling-ton Geor/are, secretary Redington Quick-
silver Co., office 124-128 and 132 Phelan's Bldg, r.
1206 Market
Perkins Charles B., dry and fancy goods, 1114 Market,
r. 961 Mission
Petersen Adolph J., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Co., r. 16 Bernard
Petersen Charles J., accountant, r. 16 Bernard
Petersen John E., plumber Thomas Hayes, r. 16 Ber-
nard
Pierce Samuel H., clerk genera] passenger and ticket
agent S. P. RR.. r. 123 Turk
Pioneer Homceopathic Pliarmacy, Boericke
& Schreck (successors to Boericke & Tafel) pro-
prietors, 234 Sutter
Pomeroy G. Gilbert, pantryiuan P. M. SS. City of New
York, r. 2013 Dupont
Potter W. B., r. 1124 Folsom
Powers Jeffreys, night inspector Custom House, r.
243 Ritch
Precht Charles F. (W. D. Kwer & Co.) r. 1018 Powell
Ramsdell E., r. W 8 Church, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Reding;ton Jolin H. (Redington & Co.) and pres-
ident Redington yuicksilver Co., and Natoma
Water and Mining Co., office 124-128 and 132 Phe-
lan's Bldg, r. 1801 California
Redington (Quicksilver Co. (Knoxville. Napa
Co.. Cal.) John H. Redington president, Horatio
P. Livermore treasurer, Charles F. Livermore
manager, George Penlington secretary, office 124-
128 and 132 Phelan's Bldg
Reid M., r. 1530 Post
Rice, Watkins & Co. (H. B. Rice and James F.
Watkins) employment office and business agency,
112-116 Geary
Riley Mary E. Miss, ladies nurae, r> 214 Ellis
Roberts Edward P., electrician, r. 725 Pine
"Rosenberg Frances M. Miss, teacher Hamilton Gram-
mar School, r. 2507 Sutter
Rowley Biainard M., business manager The California
Grocer, office 124 California, r. 2719 Missiln
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Shaben Svlvester, r. 312 Fourth
Scheife Frederick J., r. 1449 Polk
Schmidt Jacob, r. 622 Fourth
Schoof Gerhard (Mercedo & Schoof) r. 633 Post
Schreck Ernest A. (Boericke & Schreck) r. 1424
Ellis
Seeley John W., r. 711 Howard
Segeike .\dolph D., proprietor Astor House, 522 Pine
Shawl Annie Miss, saleslady H. Posener, r. 726 O'Far-
r«ll
Shawl Leah, hairdresser, r. 726 O'Farrell
Shawl Louis, cigar dealer, r. 726 O'Farrell
Simon Abraham, boots and shoes, 16 Sixth, r. 9 Taylor
Skibbe William, machinist, r. 6>4 Treat Av
Smith A. B., r. 2 Lily Av
Smith Benjamin, r. 432 Kearny
Smith James, r. 262 Ji Clementina
Smith William F., M. D. , oculist and aurist,
office Phelan's Bldg, top floor. Office hours 12 m.
to 3 p. M.
Smyth W, H., mechanical engineer and draftsman,
258 Market, rooms 7-8
Stebbins Horatio Rev., D. !>., pastor First
Unitarian Church, r. 1609 Larkln, nr Clay
Stewart Henry G., driver George Mayer, r. 8 Hoflf Av
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Pacific
Stormau John, freseo painter, r. 144 Shipley
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Taggart Charles J., engineer Union Bos Factory, r.
462 ;i Minna
Van Tassel Frank, steward, r. 23 Sixth
Ward William G., hackmau, r. 77 Fourth
Watkins James F. (Rice, Watkins & Co.) r. 427 Sutter
White Douglass, -waiter, r. l')6 Octavia
White <Si Scofield, real estate aud general business
agents, removed to 305 Kearny
Whitfield Dunford S., r. 1829 Webster
Wilson S. R. r. 15 Laskie
Wulzen Frederick F. (Christeusen & Wulzen) r. 261
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Bldg Building
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cor corner
dept department
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mnfr manufacturer
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proptr proprietor
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Rev Reverend
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S. F. E. D....S. F. Eire Dept
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STREETS
Bdwy Broadway
Bran Brannan
C'al California
Clem Clementina
Com Commercial
Eol Eolsom
Kear Kearny
Leav Leavenworth
Leid Leidesdorft"
Lomb Lombard
Merch Merchant
Mont Montgomery
Pac Pacific
8ac Sacramento
San Sansome
Sec Second
Steu Steuart
Stev Stevenson
Stock Stockton
Wash Washington
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ABB
Aaeon Aaron, cutter Western White Goods Mnfg Co.,
r. 1307 Gough
Aaron Alfred, salesman M. Sheyer & Bro., r. 23 Har-
riet
Aaron Charles, meteorologist, r. 331 Montgomery
Aaron D. Mrs., dressmaker, 133 Sixth, r. 29 Harriet
Aaron David, embroidery stamp mnfr, 133 Sixth, r.
29 Harriet
Aaron Harris, merchant, r. 659 Natoma
Aaron Joseph, barber and laundry office, 532 Third,
r. 253 Perry
Aaron Leopold, fresco-painter, r. 14 M Harriet
Aaron Louis, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 29
Harriet
Aaron Simon, bookkeeper Western White Goods Mnfg
Co., r. 1307 Gough
fiS^Aaron. See Aron ,
Aaronsen N., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Aaronson Catherine, widow, r.W s Cherubusco, nr Es-
meralda
B^'Aaronson. See Aronsohn and Aronson
Aarsleff Charles, sailmaker, r. 127 Jackson
Abadie Joseph, r. iS17 Montgomery
Abadie Maggie Miss, hairdresser F. Pyat & Co., r. 724
Filbert
Abadie Mary Mrs., midwife, r. 724 Filbert
Abbes Frank, painter, r. 1710 Larkin
Abbey Carl, bartender, r. 1 Eddy
Abbey Isadora, widow, r. 837 Broadway
Abbey Mary, seamstress, r. 837 Broadway
Abbiati Albino, proptr Belvedere House, 1108 Stockton
Abbiati C;tsar, musician, r. Belvedere House
Abbot Downing Co., Thomas S. Eastman agent, 40-46
New Montgomery ,
Abbot Geovfje, wool dealer and grader, NW cor
Fifth and Townscnd, r. 2012 Pacific Av
Abbot John A., billiardman Palace Hotel, r. SW cor
Second and Jessie
Abbot William, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Abbotsford House, Michael Brogan proptr, NW cor
Broadway and Larkin
Abbott Aaron, waiter, r. 424 Sansome
Abbott Charles H., wooldealer, NW cor Fifth and
Bluxome, r. 215 Post
Abbott Charles M., cashier Newton Bros. & Co., r. 920
Bush
Abbott David, cook, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Abbott David C, collector Eolsom St. Wharf, r. 217
Eighth
Abbott F. B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 212 Fell
Abbott Frank, cook, r. 114 Shipley
Abbott George H., groceries, NE cor Twenty-second
and Mission, r. 436}^ Twenty-second
Abbott George W., bookkeeper, r. 221 Capp
Abbott Isaac, seaman, r. 104 Mission
Abbott James E.. capitalist, otfice 314 Montgomery,
room 14, r. 1313 Vallejo
Abbott Jennie Miss, teacher music, r. 212 Fell
Abbott John B., driver Market St. RR.
Abbott John E., attorney at law, r. 1313 Vallejo
Abbott John H., waiter North German Hotel
Abbott John M., r. 920 Bush
Abbcitt Joseph, laborer, r. E 8 Railroad Av, bet Elev-
enth and Twelfth Avs, South 8. F.
Abbott JoseiJh E., contractor, r. 727 Grove
Abbott Lewis H., conductor Sutter St. RR.. r. 1038
Mission
Abbott Margaret E., widow, groceries, 116 Welsh
Abbolt Martha, ladles nurse, r. 825 Twentieth
Abbott M. L., solicitor Brooklyn Hotel
Abbott Moses A., boatman Custom House, r. Oak-
laud
Abbott Osborn (Bousfield & Abbott) r. 422 Van Ness Av
Abbott Robert W., clerk James Munsell Jr., r. 212
Fell
Abbott Samuel S., mechanic Woodward's Gardens, r.
1900 Mission
Abbott Thomas ^Hart & Abbott) r. 1923 Taylor
Abbott Thomas G., dyer, r. 1510 Sanchez
Abbott William, bookkeeper Methodist Book Deposi-
tory, r. 811 3<S Golden Gate Av
Abbott William, pilot, r. 54 Sacramento
Abbott William D., engineer California St. RR., r.
1232 Sacramento
Abbott William J., hatter M. Meussdorffer, r. 141 Sil-
ver
G.W.CLARK & CO.ni»S§!fe^a«« 645 MARKET ST.
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FVIiTOBT IROBT IVORKS, 213 Fremont Street,
Manufacturers of Aiualgramittiiig^ Pnna aud Settlers.
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8^ Abbott. See Abbot
Abdie William, cattledealer, r. 1724 Hyde
Abel Georse A., shipising clerk Elisha K;insom & Co.,
r. Oakland
Abel H. Christian, hassockmaker, r. IS Oak Grove Ay
Abel J. K., driver Market St. R.R.
Abel Lewis, r. 721 Ellis
Abel Martiu, carpenter, r. 4103^ Fift'.i
Abel Kichard, seaman, r. 316 Ritch
Abell Alexander G., Grand Secretary Grand
Lodge F. and A. M., Masonic Temple, r. 1027 Waah-
Ingtou
Abell Edward A., clerk, r. 1027 Washington
Abell Robert, seaman, r. South Park House
Abels Charles, painter, r. 919 }4 Howard
Abels Hermann, cabinetmaker, r. 626>^ Natoma
Abels Solomon E., attorney at law, 605 Clay, r. 1107
Filbert
Abend Post (German daily and weekly) S. F. Abend
Post Publishing Co. publishers and proptrs, 535
California
Abenheimer Julius, commission merchant, 20 San-
some, r. 22y Kearny
Aber William E., bookkeeper Stockton Planing Mills,
r. 51".) J^ Brauuan
Abernethy Alexander F., foreman Adolph G. Roden,
r. 1819 Polk
Abernethy Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Aberre Victoire, widow, r. 1311 Powell
Abley John F., cook, r. 264 Jessie
Abraham Abraham, clothing, 400 Pacific
Abraham Charles, florist, 106 California Market, r.
NW cor Union and Pierce
Abraham Frank, r. 523 Pine
Abraham Isidore, law student Geo. F. & Wm. H.
Sharp, r. 520 Turk
Abraham Joseph, clothing, 116 Pacific
Abraham Max, tailor, 919 Pacific
Abraham Max, waiter, r. 339 Eddy
Abraham Meyer, tailor, r. 4 John
Abraham Morris, junkdealer, r. 236 Perry
Abraham Nathan (P. Abraham & Son) r. 9 Seventh
Abraham P. & Son (Philip and Nathan) drygoods, 44
Sixth
Abraham Philip (P. Abraham & Son) r. 9 Seventh
Abraham Rudolph, merchant, office 109 Battery, r. 526
Turk
B^" Abraham. See Abrahams, Abram and Abrams
Abrahams Abie, clerk, r. 005 McAllister
Abrahams Edward C.,trunkmaker Fechheimerfe Steele
Abrahams Henry, shirt cutter, r. 1022 Jackson
Abrahams Jac(jb, barber, r. 400 Pacific
Abrahams Lewis, watches, diamonds and jewelry, 13
Kearny, r. The Windsor
Abrahams Louis, clothing, 4-6 Clay.r. 605 McAllister
Abrahams Max, salesman Lewis Abrahams, r. 1022
Jackson
Abrahams Morris, shirt mnfr, r. 1022 Jackson
Abrahams Samuel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Abrahams Simon, traveling salesman E. Goslinsky &
Co.
Abrahams Solomon, rigger, r. C Beale PI
lK?"Abrahams. See Abraham, Abram and Abrams
Abrahamson G., fancy goods, 110 Kearny, r. Oakland
Abrahamson Herman, salesman G. Abrahamson
r, Oakland
AisraiauiBCn Nils, liquor saloon, 119 Jackson
Abrahamson Peter, stoves and tinware, 939 Market,
r. 1022 Hyde
Abrahamson Samuel, plumber, r. 1022 Hyde
IS?" Abrahamson. See Abramson
Abram John, r. 843 Mission
Abram Susan, domestic 1208 Jackson
Abramovitch Brothers (John and Drago) fruit and
produce, NW cor Polk and California
Abramovich Drago (Abramovich Brothers) r. NW
cor Polk and California
Abramovich John (Abramovich Brothers) r. NW cor
Polk and California
Abrams Adolph J. , barber, r. 11 Carlos PI
Abrams C, driver Charles A. Remers & Co., r. NE cor
Polk and Hayes
Abrams David, r. 1833 Bush
Abrams David, merchant, r. 908 Buchanan
Abrams Gabriel, cutter and manager James Gorevan,
r. 230 Seventh
Abrams H. & Co. (Herman Abrams and Samuel
Meyer) fruits and vegetables, 238 Fourth
Abrams Harry, compositor, r. 1359 Post
Abrams Herman (H. Abrams & Co.) r. 265 Tehama
Abrams Isaac, clothing and gents furnishing goods,
.540 Kearny and 114 Third, r. 769 Harrison
Abrams Isaac, salesman Weil & Woodleaf , r. 435 Bush
Abrams Jacob, teamster, r. 248 Clementina
Abrams John (Carroll, Abrams & Carroll) r. 29 Du-
pont
Abrams Joseph D., salesman, r. 1833 Bush
Abrams Lippman, peddler, r. 2.58 Clara
Abrams Marcus Mrs., widow, r. 1359 Post
Abrams Max, junk dealer, r. 248 Clementina
Abrams Nathan, bookkeeper, r. 769 Harrison
Abrams Robert, carpenter Baldwin Theatre, r. 205
Fell
Abrams Samuel, clerk, r. 248 Clementina
Abrams Samuel, real estate and insurance agent, 428
Montgomery, r. 507 Lombard
Abrams Thomas, printer, r. 625 Bush
Abrams William, glazier, r. 205 Tehama
Abrams William J., steward, r. 924 Washington
8^"Abrams. See Abraham, Abrahams and Abram
Abramsky S. D. Mrs., r. 325 Ellis
Abramson Edward (Abramson & Bacon and A.
Heunisch & Co.) r. 200 Post
Abramson John, seaman, r. 223 Seventh, rear
Abramson Siegfried (L. H. Lichtenstein & Co.) r. 712
Hyde
Abramson & Bacon (Edward Abramson and
Gaston E. Bacon) pharmaceutical chemists, 717
Clay and SW cor Dupont and Sutter
6^ Abramson. See Abrahamson
Abramzick Anton, tailor, r. 519 Jessie
Abrigo Y., salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
Oakland
Abreu Manoel P., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc,
510 Bush
Abrook John, shipcarpenter, r. 827 Pacific
Abs Bernard, machinist, r. 442 Mission
Abs Ferdinand, boarding, 253 Steuart
Academic Parisienne, Mme. Louise Forster proptr,
912 Sutter
Academy Building', 330 Pine
Academy of Languages and Conservatory
of Music and Declamation, Henry C.
Roeth president, T. Gates Clarke secretary, 640
Clay
Academy of Natural Sciences, SW cor Cali-
ifornia and Dupont
Academy of Notre Dame, E s Dolores, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Accident Insurance Co. of North America, Horace D.
Irwin & Co. agents, 216 Sansome
Acclimatizing Society, W. W^ Traylor" secretary, 37
Nevada Block
Aceret Anna Mrs., dressmaker, 708 Gough
Aceret Jacob, gardener, r. 708 Gough
Aceves Alexander, shoemaker, r. 423 }<> Clementina,
rear
Acheson Robert, hop commissionbroker, 202 Clay, r.
1103 Montgomery
Achin Auguste, laundryman, r. 635 Third
Achorn Abraham, shoemal£er, 1705 Polk
Achorn Albion G., carpenter, r. 10 Garden
Acker Christ., baker, r. 420 Broadway
Acker Francis V., carj^enter and builder, 1207 Polk, r.
1602 Polk
Acker Franz, tailor, r. SE cor Quincy and California
Acker George F., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Acker Minnie, domestic 1215 Bush
Acker V. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 407 Sutter
Acker Valentine, machinist, r. 407 Sutter
Ackerman Brothers (Samuel S.. Hart S., Isidore
S. and Isidore H.) importers and wholesale deal-
ers fancy goods, crockery and general varie-
ties, 123 Kearny and 207-209 Sutter
Ackerman Charles, r. 734 Tehama
Ackerman Charles H., baker, r. 625 Clay
Ackerman Charles L. (Naphtaly, Freidenrlch &
Ackerman) attorney at law, 426 California, rooms
4-5, r. 423 Eddy
Ackerman Claus, packer Golden Age Flouring Mills
Ackerman David, butcher, r. 921 Polk
Ackerman Emanuel, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. 1309 Larkin
Ackerman Hart S. (Ackerman Brothers) r. New York
Ackerman Henry, clerk, r. 520 Eddy
Ackerman Henry, master mariner, r. 2717 M Mission
Ackerman Hyman S., cashier Ackerman Brothers, r.
112 Kearny
Ackerman Isidore H. (Ackerman Brothers) r. Palace
Hotel
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Ofilice, 33 Geary Street.
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Ackerman Isidore S. (Ackerman Brothers) r. 1012 Van
Ness avenue
Ackerman Jacob J., conductor Clay St. EE.. r. 1221
Pacific
Ackerman John, porter, r. 321 Pacific
Ackerman L., commercial traveler Feigenbaum &
Co., r. 122 Post
Ackerman L. S. Mrs., vpidow, r. 520 Eddy
Ackerman Robert, seaman, r. 334 Eitcb
Ackerman Samuel, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. 1309 Larkin
Ackerman Samuel S. (Ackerman Brothers) r. New York
Ackerman Sigiuund H., salesman Ackerman Brothers
r. 1616 Sutter
Ackerman Sigmund L., salesman Neustadter Bros.,
r. 520 Eddy
Ackerson Charles H., contractor and builder, r. 215
Kearny
Ackerson George T., speculator, r. 837 Hayes
Ackerson Henry, painter, r. 200 Howard
Ackerson John W. (.\ckerson, Moore i; Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Ackerson, Moore & Co. (John W. Ackerson, Aus-
tin D.Moore and Hiram CSmit^) lumber and con-
signees Port Discovery Mills, Pier 10 Steuart
Ackerson P., r. 127 Jackson
Ackerson Peter, seaman, r. 700 Front
Ackerson William E., repairer Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, r. 913 Stockton
Ackerson William W., carpenter, r. 26 Johnson av
Ackland Kate, widow, r. Iu6 Hickory Av
Ackley H. S., first officer O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Ackley John, laborer A. E. Buckman
Ackley Lyman, mining, r. S s Precita Av, nr Folsom
Acme Mill and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) John
M. Buffiugton secretary, 309 California, room I
Acme Photographic Studio, Mrs. Sarah Fletcher
proptr., 914 Market
Acosta Antc^nia, dressmaker, r. 7 Salmon
Acosta Donato, whitener, r. 7 Salmon
Acosta George, gilder, r. 30^ Eausch
Acres Kichard T. (R. T. Acres & Co.) r. 101 Dupont
Acres R. T. & Co. (Richard T. Acres and Frank
H. Swett) bookbinders and paper rulers, 532
Commercial
Acton Martin J., laborer warehouse dept Custom
House, r. 15 Elliot Park
Acton Richard, harness and saddlery, 2760 Mission
Acton Robert, shoemaker, r. 1904 Market
Adae William W., office 606 Montgomery, room 1
Adair Bruce, butcher, r. 546 Bryant
Adair George B., salesman Gordon Hardware Co., r.
Abbotsford House
Adair Jennie M., widow, r. 546 Bryant
Adair Joseph E. , watchman, r: 546 Bryant
Adair William H., clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 272 Minna
Adam John, teamster, r. 16 Antonio
Adam Rudolph, cooper, r. 631 Stevenson
Adam Thomas (Adam & Kibbe) r. 814 Hayes
Adam & Kibbe (Thomas Adam and Millard
Kibbe) wines and liquors, junction Market, Kear-
ny and Geary
Adami John, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 612 Broad-
way, r. 113 Virginia
Adami Luigi, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Adams , r. 632 Market
Adams Adoli^h, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 9 Graham PI
Adams A. L., clerk Post Office, r. 320 Lombard
Adams Albert C, clerk A. F. Adams, r. Alameda
Adams Albert F., blacksmith City RR., r. 1603 Mission
Adams Albert F., Internal Revenue and Custom
House broker, 417 Washington, r. Alameda
Adams Alexander P., mnfr compressed coffee and
coflfee roaster, 51 Fremont, r. 109 Twenty-fourth
Adams Amos C, manager Grangers' Business
.\ssn, 38 California, r. The Baldwin
Adams Amos C, attorney at law, 38-39 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 2401 Webster
Adams Andrew J., mining, r. 213 Mason
Adams Andrew L., carpenter, r. 512 Mission
Adams Annie Miss, actress, r. 129 O'Farrell
Adams Brudie Mrs., widow, r. 19 Virginia
Adams Bur, barber, r. 1214 Clay
Adams Charles, r. 756 Harrison
Adams Charles, cooper David Woemer, r. NE cor
Mason and Grecuv.ich
Adams Charles, fireman, r. 736 Market
Adams Charles, hooker Pac. Rolling Mills
Adams Charles B., barber, r. 327 Fifth
Adams Charles C, coojjer, r. 1918 Mason
Adams Charles D., clerk O. F. Willey & Co., r. S s
Twelfth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Adams Charles F., with Butler & Haldan, r. 1910
Hyde
Adams Charles W., carpenter, r. 2045 Howard
Adams Charles W., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 203 Taylor
Adams Christopher, lock and gunsmith, and cutler,
.508 Commercial, r. 529 Union
Adams Clara A. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Cyrus (Cyrus Adams & Co.) r. 2205 Devisadero
Adams Cyrus & Co. (Cyrus Adams) importers
and dealers leaf tobacco, 417 Battery
Adams Daniel S., shoemaker, r. 36 Geary
Adams Daniel T., cooper, r. 10 Boardman PI
Adams Edson, real-estate, 91-92 Montgomery Block, r.
Oakland
Adams Edward, laborer, r. 19 Minna
Adams Edward, law student, r. 4 Geary PI
Adams Edward T., assistant mnfg clerk Cunningham,
Curtiss & Welch, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Adams Edwin, glovecutter P. & F. G. Conklin, r. 545
Minna
Adams E. W., miner, r. 547 Mission
Adams F. F., commission merchant (Walla Walla, W.
T.) office 111-113 Sansome
Adains Florence Miss, r. 828 Union
Adams Frank, butcher, r. 1910 Mission
Adams Frank, longshoreman, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Adams Frank A., foreman Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
West Berkeley
Adams Frank H., "clerk Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
r. East Oakland
Adams Frank O., with A. L. Bancroft & Co , r. 434
Jessie
Adams Frederick, barber, r. 24 Verona
Adams George, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Adams George, r. 529 Union
Adams George, bill clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. Ameri-
can Exchange Hotel
Adams George, expressman, cor Post and Dupont,
r. 319 Green
Adams George, traveling salesman, r. 727 Geary
Adams George E., watchman, r. 1837 Market
Adams George H., clerk Pacific Box Factory, r. 3
Bowles PI
Adams George M., foreman cutting room coiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 923 McAllister
Adams George P., clerk John Hanson, r. Alameda /
Adams George R., fee clerk Custom House, r. 1533
Sutter
Adams George W., foreman H. G. Parsons, r. 1910 Hyde
.\dams George W., salesman I. k A. M. Cook, r. 613
Stockton
Adams Grove, mining, office 302 Montgomery, room 14,
r. San Rafael
Adams Harry, clerk, r. 825 Bush
Adams Harry A., clerk Williams, Dimond & Co., r.
San Rafael
Adams Henry, lawstudent, r. 240 Sixth
Adams Henry B., gunsmith, r. 1310 Mason
Adams Henry G., shoefitter, r. 561 Minna
.■Vdams Henry Q., searcht-r records, r. 105 Bartlett
Adams Henry W., r. 1522 Eddy
Adams Herbert, r. 69 Natoma
Adams Herbert W., jeweler, 55 Fifth, r. 934 Howard
Adams Hill Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.)
D. A. Jennings secretary, 401 California
Adams Horace, r. 201 Powell
Adams House, C. Clajjp & Son proptrs,519 Sacramento
Adams Isaac, barber, r. 704 Ellis
Adams Jacob, proptr Broadway Brewery, 637 Broad-
way, r. 628 Broadway
Adams James (.\dams & Butler) r. 28 Washington Av
Adams Jamts, brassmolder, r. 331 Green
Adams J. Edward (Murphy, Adams & Co.) r. NE cor
Sutter and Kearny
Adams Joel, laborer, r. 724 Brannan
Adams John, r. 733 Market
Adams John, carpenter, r. 314 Third
Adams John, carpenter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Adams John, harnesscleanerCity Caband Carriage Co.
Adams John, mlUhaud Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 912 Har-
rison
Adams John B., bootblack, NW cor Ellis and Stockton,
r. 25 }i Stockton
Adams John G., brewer, r. 10 Polk Lane
Adams John M. (.\dams & Carter) r. 2510 Washington
Adams John P., laundryman, r. 2304 Harrison
EOSEWOOD. LIGNUM-yiTiE, BOXWOOD • John wjgmore,
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Adams John P. Jr., steward Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
2304 Harrison
Adams John Q., attorney at law, 604 Clay
Adams John Q., blacksmith, r. 1320 Guerrero
Adams John Q., plumber and gasfitter, r. 9 Clara
Adams John Quincy, collection clerk Nevada Bank, r.
734 Sutter
Adams John S., policeman, r. 30 Page
Adams Josephs., bookkeeper, r. SW cor Pennsylvania
Av and Solano
Adams Josephine M. Miss, saleslady The Singer
Mnfg Co., r. 316 Taylor
Adams Joseph W.(Fike& Adams) r. 32 Golden Gate Av
Adams J. W., painter, r. 174 Jessie
Adams Karl, clerk H. Levy & Co., r. 709 Mission
Adams La^vson S. (Adams, McNeill & Co., Sac-
ramento) office 405 Front, r. 825 Bush
Adams Lemuel C, traveling salesman J. A. Folger &
Co., r. 604 Buchanan
Adams Louis, teacher languages, r. 109 Montgomery
Adams Lucy F. Miss, assistant Turk St. Primary
School, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Mary Miss, laceworker M. Levinsky & Co., r.
331 Green
Adams Mary Miss, milliner, r. 1205 Market
Adams Mary E. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 109
Twenty-fourth
Adams, McNeill & Co. (Sacramento) wholesale groc-
ers, office 405 Front
Adams Nelson J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 923 Mc-
Allister
Adams O., tinsmith, r. 14 J^ Moss
Adams O. B. (Doyle & Adams)r. NW cor Fifth and
Clara
Adams Otis T., engineer, r. W s Eleventh Av, bet N
and P, South S. F.
Adams Q. L., dentist, r. 1515 Leavenworth
Adams Richard L., boarding, 807 Brannan
Adams Samuel, ship carpenter, r. 324 Twenty-eighth
Adams Samuel W., blacksmith City KR., r. 1603 Mis-
sion
Adams Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1918 Mason
Adams Thomas B., master mariner, r. 442 Twenty-
second
Adams Timothy W., sawsmith, r. 3 Bowles PI
Adams William, r. 55 Second
Adams William, rigger, r. 331 Green
Adams William, salesman Taber, Harker & Co., r. 514
Hyde
Adams William, ship carpenter, r. 10 Bitch
Adams William, stemmer Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r.
724 Brannan
Adams William Jr. (William Adams Jr. & Co.) r. San
Jose
Adams William Jr., baker, r. 331 Green
Adams William Jr. & Co. (William Adams Jr.
and E. P. Rowe) wholesale liquors, 27-29 Davis
Adams William A., deckhand State Dredger No. 1, r.
67 Natoma
Adams William H., porter, r. 1320 Guerrero
Adams William H. Jr., shoemaker, r. 1320 Guerrero
Adams William J., lumber dealer and shipping
merchant, and proptr Washington Mills (Seabeck)
office Pier 17 Steuart, r. Menlo Park
Adams William L., assistant bookkeeper William J.
Adams, r. 530 Harrison
Adams William P. (F. F. Adams, Walla Walla, W. T.)
office 111-113 Sansome, r. Oakland
Adams William S.,with A. P. Adams, r. 109 Twenty-
fourth
Adams William T., bootfinisher, r. 2304 Harrison
Adams W. S., r. 69 Natoma
Adams Z. B., traveling salesman J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 1522 Eddy
Adams & Butler (James Adams and Thomas J. Butler)
hay, grain and feed, 42-44 Clay
Adams & Carter (John M. Adams and William F.
Carter) mining and mechanical eugiueers. and
agents Fruo Ore Concentrator, 109 California,
room 7
Adams. See Adam
Adamson L. P., driver Central ER.,r. 18 Boardman PI
Adamson Richard, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1913 Stevenson
Adamur William, calker, r. 15 Tehama PI
Adcock Edwin, milliner, 10 Kearny, r. 127 Kearny
Adcock John T., clerk Charles F. Doe, r. 100 Jones
Adcock Kate Mrs., milliner, 10 Kearny, r. 127 Kearny
Adcock Robert A., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
Oakland
Adcock William N., jeweler, r. 403 Oak
Adden Nellie E. Miss, saleslady John F. Snow, r. 1623
Mission
Addenda Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) T.
H. Dixon secretarj-, 238 Montgomery
Addison S. L., widow, r. 203 Sixth
Adelphi Theatre, Edward Buckley proptr, 607 Cali-
fornia
Adelsdorfer Alfred, with Esberg, Bachman & Co., r.
1718 Bush
Adelsdorfer Ernest (Ernest Adelsdorfer & Co.) r. 1605
Gough
Adelsdorfer Ernest & Co. (Ernest Adelsdorfer) mnfrs
and dealers teas, coffee, spices and yeast powder,
406-408 Clay, and groceries and liquors, 1909 Fill-
more
Adelsdorfer J. Mrs., widow, r. 627 Larkin
Adelsdorfer Joseph, with E. Adelsdorfer & Co., r. 1718
Bubh
Adelsdorfer Max, clerk Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r.
1718 Bush
Adelsdorfer William, clerk Ernest Adelsdorfer & Co.,
r. 1005 Gough
Adelson Heiman, traveling salesman, r. 444 Clem-
entina '
Adelson Julius (Macowsky & Adelson) r. 444 Clem-
entina
Adelson Max, peddler, r. 444 Clementina
Adelstein Barnett, junk, r. 149 J^ Tehama
Adelstein Samuel, clerk M. Theodore Kearney, r. 149 J6
Tehama
Aden John R., captain schr Brothers, office 160
Steuart
Ader Jean L., proptr Lafayette House, 736 Pacific
Ader Paul, r. 1510 Dupont
Adge Frederick I., teamster, r. 20 Clinton
Adie Ellen Miss, English and French school, 437
Eddy
Adin George, winekeeper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 29
Ritch
Adlam Benjamin, laborer, r. Thirteenth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Adler Aaron A. (Jost & Adler) r. 1316 Van Ness Av
Adler Adolph, bookkeeper Hart & Goodman, r. 9
Stockton PI
Adler Albert S., assistant surgeon TJ. S. A., Fort
Point
Adler Benjamin, entry clerk Held Bros. & Co., r. 622
Golden Gate Av
Adler Benjamin, teacher music, r. 121 Oak
Adler Bennie (Adler Brothers) r. 1205 Bush
Adler Bernard, tailor, 39 Pacilic,r. 2426 Sacramento
Adler Brothers (Bennie and Solomon) butchers, 1414
Pine
Adler Charles, capitalist, r. 1517 Van Ness Av
Adler Charles (W. & I. Steinhart & Co.) r. Alameda
Adler Charles, capitalist, office 110 Sansome, r. 915
Geary
Adler Charles E. (Fechheimer, Qoodkind & Co.) r.
1517 Van Ness Av
Adler David, bookkeeper Schoenfeld &Jones, r. NE
cor Haight and Octavia
Adler David, cattle dealer, r. 27 Harriet
Adler David, upholsterer L. & E. Emanuel, and
crockery, 1009 J^ Stockton
Adler Elkan, r. 715 Eddy
Adler Ernestine Mrs., boarding, 505 Post
Adler Henry, r. 622 Golden Gate Av
Adler Hermann J., bookkeeper F. Toplitz & Co., r.
309 Powell
Adler Jacob, clerk Hellman, Haas & Co., r. 505 Post
Adler John, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Adler Joseph, assistant librarian Free Public Library,
r. 121 Oak
Adler Joseph, salesman Davis Bros., r. 13 Hopeton
Terrace
Adler Julius, local agent Union Insurance Co., 414
California, r. .505 Post
Adler Leopold, boot and shoemaker, 408 J<S Larkin
Adler Leopold, shoemaker, r. 910 Geary
Adler Louie, sljoemaker, r. 121 Oak
Adler M., r. Commercial Hotel
Adler M., clerk, r. 1205 Bush
Adler Morris, r. 121 Oak
Adler Moses, liquor commission merchant, 321 Bat-
tery, r. 32a Kearny
Adler Moses, merchant, r. 13 Hopeton Terrace
Adler Robert, shoeeutter, r. 121 Oa^
Adler Samuel, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 622
Golden Gate Av
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewelers,
offer Goods Lower than any House
in this city. 119 Montgomery St.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ITASHINO CAI.L,i:n FOR AXn I>El,IVf:RED.
OFFICE, 64M KIARKKT STREET.
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Adler Sigmund, salesman Sherman S. Jewett & Co.,
r. 505 Post
Adler Solomon, r. 622 Golden Gate Av
Adler Solomon (Adler Brothers) r. 1205 Bush
Adler Solomon, clerk, r. 1205 Bush
Adliugton David M., carpenter, r. 1125 Kearny
Adlington Thomas L. (Smith & Adliugton) r. 22 Clay
Adlow Charles, glassblower, r. NW cor Berry and
Fourth
Administrator Public, 528 California
Adolphe Joseph, housecleaner, '308 Bush, r. 528 Cal-
ifornia
Adrian Adrian, dyer, r. 7f)6 Howard
Adrian Frank (Adrian & Mahlstedt) r. 322 Folsom
Adrian & ilahlstedt (Frank Adrian and John Mahl-
stedt) butchers, 322 Folsom
Aegerter Carl, bartender, r. 613 Pine
^tna Insurance Co. (Hartfi^rd, Conn.) George C.
Boardman manager, Nelson W. Winton city agent,
311 California
.^tna Iron Works, Peudergast, Smith & Co.
projirietors, 217-221 Fremont, bet Howard and
Folsom
2Ett\a. Life Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.) C.
W. Daunals agent, 504 Kearny-
Afeld Joseph, stationery, music, etc., 805 Larkin
Afflerbach Christian H. Rev., pastor St. Paul's Ger-
man Methodist Episcopal Church, r. 738 Green
African Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. R. Sey-
mour pastor, W s Powell, bet Jackson and Pacific
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, Rev. J. H.
Davis xiastor, W s Stockton, bet Clay and Sacra-
mento
Agard Alexander H., clerk, r. 311 Green
Agard George E., r. 311 Green
Agard George L., clerk Front St. Warehouse, r. 311
Green
Agard John A., bookkeeper, r. 311 Green
Agard William A. T., bookkeeper M. Rosenshine &
Bro., r. 311 Green
Agard William B., r. 311 Green
Agaton Emile, butcher, r. 723 Bryant
Agatz Fred W., salesman Newman & Levinson
Agemann Christopher, teamster, r. 621 Second
Ager Elisha C, expressman, NlJxor Market andFront,
r. 400 Waller
Ager James E. (Bacon & Co.) r. Alameda
Ager John E., manager A. B. Forbes, r. 2842 Mission
Aghner Remes^'use, farmer, r. New Helvetia House
Agnan G. Mrs'., r. 22 Geary
Agnan Jacques, r. 11 Geary
Agnel Louis, laborer French Hospital
Agnew Francis L., bill clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 59
South Park
Agnew George W., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 323
Jessie
Agnew Gilmore, compositor, r. 323 Jessie .
Agnew H. J., r. 335 Geary
Agnew Hugh, coalpasser Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla,
r. 12 Bryant
Agnew John J., foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 318
Fremont
Agnew Margaret Mrs., r. 614 O'Farrell
Agnew Michael, longshoreman, r. 126 Steuart
Agnew Patrick, calker, r. 213 Folsom
Agnew Robert, watchman State Dredger No. 2, r. N 8
Filbert, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Agnew Rose, widow, r. 132y;^ Minna
Agnew Samuel, porter Merry, Faull & Co., r. 1616 Do-
lores
Agnew Thomas, special agent and surveyor The State
Investment and Insurance Co., 218 Sansome, r,
212'.» Bush
Agnew William C, wood and coal, NW cor Howard
and Mary, r. 930 Howard
Agostiua F., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Agraz Esteban, r. 521 Pacific
Agricultural Fire Insurance Co. (Watertbwn, N. Y.)
Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322-324 California
Agxicultural Itlacliine Works, Jackson & Tru-
man proprietors, 02.5-627 Sixth
Agricultural Park, N s Point Lobos Av, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-seventh Avs
Aguallo Felipe, vanuorw, r. NE cor Railroad and Tenth
Avs, South S. F.
Agiiilar .\<Uleudeto, tailor, r. 520 Broadway
Aguilar F., r. 3 Bannam PI
Aguirre Martin J., confectionery, 429 Kearny, r. 1314
Powell
Aguirre Pedro A., Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Agustus Frank, milker A. T. Noble & Co., r. NW cor
Thirtieth and San Jose Road
Ahearn Arthur I., carpenter Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, South S. F.
Ahearn Bartholomew, butcher Roman Catholic Or-
jihan Asylum, South S. F.
Ahearn Dennis, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
419 Ivy Av
Ahearn Maurice J., molder, r. 372 Brannan
Ahearn Patrick, lamplighter, r. 419 Ivy Av
Ahearn William, engineer Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, South S. F.
Ky Ahearn. See Ahern
Aherene Joseph, r. 520 Sutter
Ahern Catherine, bakery, 316 Folsom
Ahern Daniel, laborer, r. 1611 Broderick
Ahern Daniel, longshoreman, r. 131 Folsom, rear
Ahern Daniel, plasterer, r. 11 Hunt
Ahern Ellen Mrs., bakery, 1820 Ellis
Ahern Honora Mrs., seamstress, r. 24 Minna
Ahern James, coalpasser P. M. SS. South Carolina
Ahern James, gardener, r. 868 Folsom
Ahern James, laborer, r. 1113 Bryant
Ahern Jeremiah, teamster, r. 235 Oak
Ahern John M., liquor saloon, NW cor Larkin and
Ash Av
Ahern John W., law student, r. NW cor Larkin and
Ash Av
Ahern Julia, domestic 912 Union
Ahern Katie, domestic 1515 Webster
Ahern Katie, domestic 1628 Clay
Ahern M. A. Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar
School, r. 213 Larkin
Ahern Martin (Ahern & Co.) r. 803 Montgomery
Ahern Mary, domestic 1728 Golden Gate Av
Ahern Mary Miss, tailort-ss, r. 868 Folsom
Ahern Maurice, watchman, r. 645M Stevenson
Ahern Michael, shoemaker, r. 1820 Ellis
Ahern Michael, teamster, r. 2733 Pine
Ahern Patrick, driver N. B. and M. RR.,r. 30385^ Six-
teenth
Ahern Patrick, laborer, r. 1614 Seventeenth
Ahern Patrick, tailor, 2021 Mission
Ahern Patrick J., helper Cal. Tool Works, r. 346
Fourth
Ahern Roger, carpenter, r. 1163 Howard
Ahern Thomas, fireman, r. 9 Pacific
Ahern Timothy, blacksmi.th, r. 34 Minna
Ahern Timothy, laborer, r. 125 Lily Av
Ahern William, laborer, r. 27 Anthony
Ahern William J., solicitor The Singer Mnfg Co.,r.
535 Minna
Ahern & Co. (Martin Ahern and Mrs. M.J. O'Connor)
produce commission merchants, 208 Washington
B^Ahern. See Ahearn
Ahiarez Antonio, waiter P. C. SS. State of California
Ahl Andrew, papercarrier, r. 1413 Dupont
Ahlbach Heinrich, porter Bachman Bros., r. 2130
Market
Ahlbach Jacob, stoves and tinware, 231 Fourth, r. 1506
Folsom
Ahlbach Julia, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 14 Cleave-
land
Ahlberg Frederick, tailor, 417 Bush, r. 43 Natoma
Ahlborn Charles (Ahlborn & Boeckmann) r. Ahlborn
House
Ahlborn Henry, expressman, cor Dupont and Post, r.
23 Johnson Av
AUlborn Hou.se, .\hlborn & Boeckmann proprie-
tors, 319-321-323 Dupont
Ahlborn William, watchman, r. 15}^ Bryant Av
Ahlborn & Boeckmann (Charles Ahlborn and
George Boeckmann) proprietors Ahlborn House,
319-323 Dupont
.\hlenfeld Morns D., cigars and varieties, 103 }<S Fifth
.\hlers Charles G., clerk, r. 919 Stockton
.Vhlers Diedrich (Ahlers & Hauerken) r. 228 Pacific
.\hler8 Elizabeth, domestic 2305 Leavenworth
Ahlers George, liquor saloon, 229 Spear
Ahlers Henry, clerk, r. 203 Ritch
Ahlers Herman, cook, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Ahlers William, r. 1507 Montgomery
Ahlers William, laborer, r. 114 Dore, rear
Ahlers & Hauerken (Diedrich Ahlers and Harry
Hauerken) liquor saloon, 228 Pacific
tt3" Ahlers. See Alers
Ahlert Frederick, bakery, 2215 Post
.\hlert John, r. 2525 M Post
Ahlert Joseph M., plumber, r. 2215 Post
Ahlert William, plumber, r. 2215^Post
INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO., 645 MaM St.
IINCKliEY. SPIERS * HAYES. FUI^TOX IRON WORKS. 213 Fremont Stroel.
*^*^**^*^Manuricturer» of STATIONARY and BIABINE ENOINES and BOILERS.
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Ahlf Dietrich, butcher, Fifth Av, bet E. and L, South
Ahlf Henry, laborer, r. Fifth Av, nr K, South S. F.
Alilgren Charles, proprietor Finland House, 20
Folsom
Ahlgren Frank, r. 20 Folsom
Ahlstrom Peter F., engineer, r. 809 Harrison
Ahms Herman, carpenter, r. 1001 Folsom
Ahn Kobert H., diamond setter, jeweler, etc., 26 Mont-
gomery, r. 1027 Mission
Ahnert August, junk dealer, 318 Francisco, r. 327
Francisco
Ahpel Carl, execiitor Hyman Joseph estate, office 230
Montgomery, room 13, r. 518 Golden Gate Av
Ahpel Henry, salesman M. Banner & Co., r. 321 Du-
pont
Ahrens Adolph, r. SE cor Howard and Fremont
Ahrens Charles, r. 1810 Dupont
Ahrens Charles F., cabinetmaker, r. 114 Jg Park Av
Ahrens Christian, watchmaker and jeweler, 616 Wash-
ington
Ahrens D. Si G. (Diedrich N. and George) wines,
liquors and cigars, SE cor Howard and Fremont,
and SW cor Mission and Main
Ahrens Diedrich N. (D. & G. Ahrens) r. SW cor Mis-
sion and Main
Ahrens Frederick, bartender, r. 361 Clementina
Ahrens George, r. C16 Washington
Ahrens George (D. & G. Ahrens) r. SE cor Howard
and Fremont
Ahrens Henry (Henry Ahrens & Co.) r. 1420 Pine
Ahrens Henry «& Co. (Henry Ahrens, Henry Tiet-
jen and Theodore Von Borstel) proprietors Chi-
cago Brewery, 1420-1434 Pine
Ahrens Henry F. C, conductor Geary St. ER., r. 1536
0'F.irrell
Ahrens Henry H., cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. Thir-
teenth Av, bet N and P, South S. F.
Ahrens Jacob H., liquor saloon and restaurant, SW
cor Davis and Commercial, r. Oakland
Ahrens John, liquor saloon, 5 Pacific, r. 127 Jackson
Ahrens Kate, widow, r. 4 Sonoma PI
Ahrens Kate, domestic 832 California
Ahrens Nicholas H. M. (Ahrens & Shattuck) r. 464
Minna
Ahrens Rudolph, clerk Wieboldt Bros., r. NW cor Va-
lencia and Twentieth
Ahrens Wilken (Von Soosten & Ahrens) r. SW cor
Folsom and Sixteenth
Ahrens William F., porter Richards & Harrison, r.
054 Willow Av
Ahrens & Shattuck (Nicholas H. M. Ahrens and Or-
villc J. Shattuck) groceries and liquors, NW cor
Second and Minna
tO^Ahrens. See Arens
Ahumada Joseph M., real estate agent, office and r.
235 Kearny
Ahumada L., bootblack, 5 Stockton, r. Oregon House
Aibischer Joseph, r. 1203 Golden Gate Av
Aich Rudolph, gardener, r. 2920 Sacramento
Aicher Frank, salesman Strauss & Frohman, r. 1618
Stockton
Aicher Olga Miss, dressmaker, r. 1618 Stockton
Aickert Annie Mrs., bakery, 1522 Dupont
Aigeltinger Brothers (Charles A. Jr. and George)
wood and coal, SW cor Sutter and Laguna
Aigeltinger Charles A., with Aigeltinger Bros., r. 1758
Ellis
Aigeltinger Charles A. Jr. (Aigeltinger Brothers) r.
1814 Laguna
Aigeltinger Edward, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1758
Ellis
Aigeltinger George (Aigeltinger Brothers) r. SW cor
Sutter and Laguna
Aigeltinger Leopold, coaldealer, r. 1069 Howard
Aigeltinger Sophie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1758 Ellis
Aiken Addie E. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1221 Washington
Aiken Andrew, laundryman La Grande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Aiken Henry M. (Aiken & Worden) r. 314 Fifth
Aiken James, teamster, r. 212 Vallejo
Aiken John P., wharfinger Green St. Wharf, r,
Larkin
Aiken Martha Mrs., dressmaker, 315 Eddy
Aiken Mary Miss, operator F. Toplitz & Co., r.
Willow Av
Aiken Rubert, shoemaker G. A. Evans, r. 054 Willow
Av
Aiken William, r. 32C Jessie
2110
G54
Aiken William H. , attorney-at-law, 509 Kearny,
room 5, r. 1221 Washington
Aiken & Worden (Henry M. Aiken and James Worden)
wood, coal, hay and grain, NW cor Twenty-second
and Valencia
B^" Aiken. See Aitken and Akin
Aikens Alfred, r. 709 Jones
Aillaud Francois, Societe Culinaire Francaise, 510
Bush
Ainaxab Manufacturing Co., M. Taubles manager, 805
Montgomery
Aines O. N., shirtcutter, r. 213 Chattanooga
i Ainsa Eloise Mrs., r. 257 Perry
■ Ainsa Lola Miss, r. 916 Greenwich
I Ainsa M., r. 150 Silver
Ainsley James E., compositor, r. 24 Sixth
Ainsley Matthew A., longshoreman, r. SE cor East
and Pacific
B^ Ainsley. See Inslee
Ainslie Francis, coUarmaker, r. 345 Fifth
Ainslie G. C, r. 917 Greenwich
Ainsworth Annie Miss, actress Winter Garden, r. 611
Mason
Ainsworth Charles, master mariner, r. 534 Fifteenth
Ainsworth Danforth H., dealer Texas lands, 5}<J Kear-
ny, r. 242 Taylor
Ainsworth Emma C. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 320
Turk
Ainsworth Frederick W., salesman Bonestell, Allen &
Co., r. Oakland
Ainsworth William, watchman, r. Terminal Hotel
Aird Donald, blacksmith, r. 562 Bryant
Aird James, blacksmith, r. 562 Bryant
Aitken Albert, hostler, r. 9f3 Jones
Aitken Albert E., watchman, r. 309 Filbert
Aitken Charles H., market, 529 East, r. 830 Mission
Aitken Edwin J., r. 1511 Bioadway
Aitken Eugene, clerk, r. 1511 Broadway
Aitken Fannie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1511 Broad-
way
Aitken George, expressman, r. 532 Vallejo
Aitken James (Moynihan& Aitken) r. 217 Devisadero
Aitken James, policeman, r. 15 M Grand Av
Aitken James C. (Aitken & Day) r. Oakland
Aitken John R., carrier Chronicle, r. 104 Seventh
Aitken Kate S. Mrs., clairvoyant, r. 830 Mission
Aitken Mary A., widow, r. 1511 Broadway
Aitken Robert, mining, office 314 Montgomery, r. 20
Montgomery
Aitken Samuel, machinist, r. 944 Capp
Aitken Samuel Mrs., widow, r. 944 Capp
Aitken William, driver Newell & Bro., r. 14 Clay
Aitken & Day (J. C. Aitken and J. E. Day) blacksmiths
and machinists, 44-46 Main
6=?~ Aitken. See Aiken and Akin
Ajax Heaving Down Hulk Association, Frank Wool-
sey secretary, 28 California ■
Akamatsu S., salesman Ichi Ban, r. 2414 Washington
Akerblad Eva, domestic N .s Market, bet Sanchez and
Noe
Akerblad Joseph, Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Akerly Benjamin M., clerk Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., r. Oakland
Akerly Morris K., bookkeeper Oilman, Walker & Co.,
r. Oakland
Akerman B. J., deputy TJ. S. Marshal, r. 24 Mint PI
Akerman William, stage manager Theatre Comique,
NW cor Pine and Kearny
Akeroyd James, woolsorter J. F. Knox, r. Thorough-
fare Hotel
Akers Harry, drayman, r. 1612 Buchanan
Akin William, carpenter, r. 1050 Howard
A'kins Charles H., policeman, r. 23 Glen Park Av
Akmanu William ( Meyer &Akmann) r. NE cor Eureka
and Seventeenth
Alatiauia Mining Co. (Virginia City, Nev.) William
H. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Alameda and San Francisco Expi-ess, Alfred W. Lind
proptr, 331 East
Alameda and San Joaquin Railroad Co., George H.
Waggoner secretary, office foot Market
Alameda Building and Loan Association, Henry Mohns
Secretary, 109 California, room 8
Alameda Ferry, foot Market
Alameda Frank, laborer, r. SW cor Sansome and
Union
Alameda Mining Co. (Ward District, Nev.) Fred. R.
Bunker secretary, 420 Montgomery
Alameda Real Estate Associates, James E. Damon
manager, 436 Montgonfcry
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AXD DEALER IX ALL. KIXDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL., 41 iMarket Street, comer Spear.
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Alaska Coiiiiiiercial Co., Emanuel Neumann
secretary, 310 Sansome
Alaska Gold and Silver 9Iining', Milling'
and Trading Co., Bryan Page secretary,
office 411)^ California, rooms 9-11
Alaska Mill and Mining Co. (Alaska Ter.) E. F. Stone
secretary, 30ii Pine, room 3
Alaska Mining Co. (Alaska Ter.) A. Judson secretary,
320 Sansome, room 52
Alaska Packing and Trading Co., Benjamin
F. Jacobs president, B. N. Kowley secretary, 35
Sutter
Alaska Saloon, Daiss & Schmitt proprietors, NW
cor Biish and Kearny
Alatorre Theophile, pantryman SS. Newbern, r. 837
Broadway
Alatorre C-rulUermo Z., barber, r. 533 Kearny
Albany Bre-wery, F. Hagemann & Co. proprie-
tors, 71-75 Everett
Albee , r. 731 Folsom
Albee Alfred, brakeman C. P. ER., r. G24 Fourth
Albee Edmund, sUipjoiuer, r. 307 Third
Albemarle House, Mrs. Mary F. Collins proptr, 8
Mason .
Alberga George B., porter, r. 1220 Powell
Alberigi Demetrio, wood and coal, 315 Broadway
Alberigi Pieiro, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Albers Aiigust (Albers & Schmidt) r. Alameda
Albers Frederick, bathtender Louis Corriveau, r. 113
Geary
Albers Henry, laborer, r. 9 Bryant Av
Albers Herman, teamster, r. Santa Kosa Av bet Cook
and Ferrie
Albers M. & Co. (Marcus Albers) groceries and
liquors, 335 Fourth
Albers Marcus (M. Albers & Co.) r. 3.35 Fourth
Albers & Schmidt (August Albers and Henry Schmidt)
oyster saloon, 50-52 California Market
1^" Albers. See Alpers
Albert Henry F., oysterman, r. 325 Tehama
Albert John, laborer, r. 418 Broadway
Albert Lewis (Lewis & Co.) r. 613 Pine
Albert Lewis I., stencil cutter F. M. Truworthy, r.
16ti Tehama
Alberli F., musician, r. 1020 Stockton
Albertoli Celestina, Swiss Ben. Soc, G27 Commercial
Albertson B. K., carpent.'r, r. 541 Minna
Albertson Henry, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Albertson Joseph A., physician, office and r. Ill
Powell
Albin Loui^- carpenter, r. 240 Dorland
Albini Venanzio, laundryman, r. Ticino Hotel
Albion Brewerv, J. H. Burnell & Bro. proptrs, cor
Ninth Av and G, South S. F., Burnell & Turner
agents, 519 Sacramento
Albion Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nevada) D.
B. Chisholm secretary, 327 Pine, rooms 6-7
Alborelli Antonio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
AlbraE. F., Ship Joiners Assn, 71 New Montgomery
Albrate Domenico, boiUrmaker, r. 4 St. Charles PI
Albrecht A., r. 843 Mission
Albrecht Albert, r. 843 Mission
Albrecht August ( Schroder, Albrecht & Co. ) r.
Oakland
Albrecht Charles, cooper, r. 14 Bryant
Albrecht George, blacksmith, r. 1 Ruahton PI
Albrecht Herman ^engineer, r. Turk St. Hotel
Albrecht Jacob, watchman stmr Onward
Albrecht John, carpenter, r. W s Haight bet Pierce
and Scott
Albrecht John, tailor, 528 Bush
Albrecht Joseph (Albrecht & Pollock) r.747 Folsom
Albrecht R. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 109 Tay-
lor
Albrecht Rudolph, clerk Hawaiian Commercial Co.,
r. 1237 Folsom
Albrecht & Pollock (Joseph Albrecht and Joseph E.
Pollock) auction house, 38 Sixth
Albright Bridget Mrs., r. N s Moulton, bet FiMmore
and Stciner
Albright Frank, conductor Market St. RR., r. cor
Turk and Steiner
Albright Julius, milker, r. France Av, nr Mission
Albumen Factory, Falkner, Bell k Co. proptrs, Ss
Seventh Av, bet K and L, South S. F.
Albutt William, painter, r. Park Hotel
Alcaraz George, machinist, r. 151H Powell, rear
Alcaraz Jacob, peddler, r. 1518 Powell, rear
Alcayaga F., steward P. C. SS. Onzaba,.r. 1236 Dupont
Alcayaga Jose, groceries, 522 Broadway ,r. 520 Broadway
Alcorn John, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 206
Powell
Alda Gold Mining Co. (Douglas Co., Nev.) Joseph
Nash secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 19
Alden Christine Mrs., r. 102Natoma
Alden L. D., r. Coso House
Alden Samuel B., policeman, r. 4 Bernard
Alden Samuel B. Jr., clerk, r. 4 Bernard
Aldersey Ellen, widow, r. 612 Fell
Alderson James, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
220 Montgomery Av
Alderson F. L. , bookkeeper Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 330 Geary
Aldred Robert, laborer, r. 29 Jessie
Aldrich Frederick C, nurse City and County Alms-
house
Aldrich George A., student, r. 1605 Franklin
Aldrich George C, upholsterer, r. 308 Minna
Aldrich L. L. Mrs., r. 258 Clementina
Aldrich Louis, attorney jit law, G07 Washington, r. 1026
Jackson
Aldrich Lucius, bartender, r. 256 Third
Aldrich Stuart, clerk Post Office, r. 1026 Jackson
Aldrich 'William A., capitalist, 314 California, r.
1605 Franklin
Aldrich William H., clerk J. C. Merrill & Co., r. 1605
Franklin
Aldrich WilUam T., teamster, r. 903 Batterj'
Aldridge Charles M., barber B. Bernhard, r. 505 Jones
Alduk Antonio, .Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Alduk Martin, cook Antone Pignaz, r. 217 Minna
Alegre Manuel M., correspondent Wenceslao Loaiza
and translator, r. 631 M Green
Alegria Hill Y., culler M. Clayburgh& Co.,r. 11 Hinck-
ley
Aleixo Jose F., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, r. 510
Bush
Alemany Joseph S. Most Rev., Archbishop
of San Francisco, r. 628 California
Aleon Henry, r. 1211 Powell
Alercon Angela, domestic 1518 Taylor
Alers P. F. Auguste, physician, office and r. 10 Ellis
K?"Alers. See Ahlers
Alesson George, waiter, r. 608 3^ Fourth
Alex Joseph F., restaurant, 1408 Stockton, r. 644 Na-
toma
Alex Joseph H., compositor, r. 644 Natoma
Alexander A., r. 710 Post
Alexander Abraham, dry goods, 802-804 Kearny, r. 27
South Park
Alexander Abraham E., salesman A. Alexander, r. 27
South Park
Alexander Adolph, merchant tailor, 303 Stockton, r.
The Windsor
Alexander Albert (Alexander Brothers) r. The Bald-
win
Alexander A M., r. 225 Minna
Alexander Andrew, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Alexander .\ndrew. seaman, r. 28 Clay
Alexander Archibald M-, clerk Uriah Segars, r. 2209
Pine
Alexander Benjamin, r. 2760 Mission
Alexander Brothers ( Josias and Albert) grain commis-
sion merchants, 123 California, room 36
Alexander Catherine Mrs., r. 522 Folsom
Alexander Charles, cigars and tobacco, 975 Market, r.
500 Jessie
Alexander Charles M., crockery and glassware, 207
Fourth
Alexander Charles O., bpokkeeper E. W. Forsaitb &
Co.. r. Oakland
Alexander C. M., traveling agent Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. Alameda
Alexander David, foreman factory Michalitschke
Bros. & Co., r. 513 Taylor
Alexander David G., clerk Welch & Co., r. 2209 Pine
Alexander E. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Turk
Alexander Edward L. , clerk Registry Dept Post Office,
r. 634 Green
Alexander Edwin C, compositor Morning Call, r. 18
Mason
Alexander Elizabeth, widow, r. 318 Ivy Av
Alexander Ernst, gasfitter, r. 2613 Clay
Alexander Esther Miss, r. 109 O'Farrell
Alexander Ezekiel, master mariner, r. 171354 Post
Alexander Flora, widow, r. 503 Mason
Alexander Frank A., pressman, r. 1053 Market
OAK. ASK, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH.
JOHN WIGMORE,
i:{:t Spear st.
G. D. MORSE,
PHOTOGBAPIIER. 82G MARKET NT.
Phologrraitby in all its branches exeonted in any»t7-Ie.
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Alexander Gautio, engineer Union Iron Works, r. 468
Sixth
Alexander George W. (Osborn & Alexander) r. 2432
Pine
Alexander George W., traveling agent Frank & Co., r.
630 Sacramento
Alexander H. Mrs., ■widow, r.6'25 Geary
Alexander Hannah Miss, r. 522 Folsom
Alexander Harry, foreman W. Cohen & Co., r. 772
Howard
Alexander Isaac, shoemaker, 404 Pacific, r. 21 Ohio
Alexander IsUani E., carpenter and builder, 61G
California
Alexanuer Jacob A., dealer hides, 75 Oregon, r. 2513
Clay
Alexander James, wholesale wood, S s Berry, nr Third,
r. 4343^ Sixth
Alexander James, clerk A. I. Hall & Son, r. 772 How-
ard
Alexander James, laborer, r. S s Twenty-sixth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Alexander James E., shipcarpenter, r. 23 Haight
Alexander Jane, widow, r. 1017 Mason
Alexander Janet, widow, r. 2209 Pine
Alexander J. B., r. 944 Harrison
Alexander John, hostler, r. .'548 Bryant
Alexander John E., bookkeeper Richard S. Alexander,
r. 23 Haight
Alexander Joseph, clerk S. O. Alexander & Co., r. 125
O'Farrell
Alexander Joseph, office 17-19 Sansome, r. 1102 Van
Ness Av
Alexander Joseph, traveling salesman John S.Bow-
man & Co., r. 1)17 Green
Alexander Joseph D. , engineer, r. 1016 Green
Alexander Josias (Alexander Brothers) r. London, Eng.
Alexander Julius, boxmaker, r. 318 Ivy Av
Alexander Julius, tobacco stripper, r. 2760 Mission
Alexander Leopold, salesman, r. 706 Vallejo
Alexander Lizzie, shirtmaker, r. 318 Ivy Av
Alexander Louis, cigarmaker, r. 524 Jessie
Alexander Michael, assistant bookkeeper Lilienthal
& Co.,r. 706 Vallejo
Alexander Michael, shoemaker, r. 117 M Bartlett
Alexander Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) A. B. Cooper
secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 4
Alexander Moses N., groceries, 944 Harrison
Alexander Nicholas, oyster and chop house, 42 Eddy,
r. 34 Eddy
Alexander Orlando, merchandise broker, 121
California, room 4, r. East Oakland
Alexander Peter, machinist, r. .566 Folsom
Alexander Philip, varieties, 2760 Mission
Alexander Rebecca Miss, teacher, r. 625 Geary
Alexander Rebecca, widow, furnished rooms, 109 O'Far-
rell
Alexander Reuben F., carpenter, r. E s McClellan,bet
Lincoln and Cortland Av, Berual Heights
Alexander Richard (Fitzsimmons & Alexander) r. 49
Everett
Alexander Richard S., shipwright, 223 Drumm, r. 23
Haight.
Alexander Robert, papercarrier, r. 520 Bush
Alexander Robert J., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 303
Eddy
Alexander Samuel O. (S. O. Alexander & Co.) r. 125
O'Farrell
Alexander S. Cameron, with Bank of British Colum-
bia, SE cor California and Sansome
Alexander Simon, secondhand clothing, 772 Howard
Alexander S. O. & Co. (Samuel O. Alexander and
Abram Marcus) wholesale clothing, 2 Battery
Alexander Theodore, clerk, r. 2100 Pine
Alexander Tina, widow, r. 223 Austin
Alexander Wallace, r. 1016 Green
Alexander William, clerk John H. Sayre, r. 2209 Pine
Alexander William Rev. D. D., professor church his-
tory. Theological Seminary, 121 Haight
Alexander William F., painter, r. SE cor Vallejo and
Gough ■
Alexander William H., porter Colman Bros., r. 919
Pacific
Alexander William T., r. 476 Jessie
Alexandrine Julie, widow, r. 1601 Dupont
Alexon R:ichel Mrs., furnished rooms, 704^ Mission
Alferitz Peter (Dellepiaue & Co.) and groceries and
liquors, 521 Montgomery Av, r. 620 Green
Alfred Frank, clerk City Argns, r. 3 Boston PI
Alfred John N., comi)()sitor, r. 22 Natoma
Alfred J. W., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 617 Mission
Alfred Rose, widow, r. 3 Boston PI
Alfred William, drayman Cutter & Co., r. 814 Harrison
Alfs Louisa, domestic 1130 Eddy
Alfs William (Naber, Alfs & Brune) r. 110 Lily Av
Algeo Charles, tanner, r. SE cor Army and Howard
Algeo James, shoemaker, r. 1019 Market
.\lgren John, carpenter, r. 817 Jessie '
Algren John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Alhauibra Building, 319 Bush
AJhambra Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) R. Wegener
secretary, 414 California
Alimbau Jose, cigarmaker, r. 1030 Kearny
Alison Charles, port captain John Rosenfeld, r. 210
Seventh
Alison Charles Jr., engineer, r. 212 Seventh
Alison Charles N., brassfinisher, r. 138 Fremont
Alison Rufus B., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 210
Seventh
Alison. See Allison
Alkron Charles, baker, r. 3 Chatham PI
Alt us Emil, boots and shoes, 26 Fourth, r. The Wind-
sor
All Saints Episcopal Church, Rev. William F. Morri-
son rector, NE cor Eddy and Polk
Allabaugh Mary Miss, dressmaker, 122 Geary
Allan Elias, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Allan James, cooper, r. 909 Brj-ant
Allan Miles, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Allan P. Macdonald, physician, office and r. 55 Second
Allan Robert, musician, r. 113 Polk
Allan Robert I., cooper, r. 909 Bryant
Alland Robert, cook Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla, r.
.538 Pacific
Allard James, laborer, r. 2 Card Alley
AUardt George F., civil engineer, 418 California, room
5, r. Oakland
AUardyce Alexander, stationery, 1239 Folsom
AUari Joseph, delicacies, 55-56 California Market, r.
417 Mason
AUari Louis G., butcher, r. 417 Mason
AUari Mary Miss, operator Pacific Bell Telephone Co.,
r. 787 Stevenson
AUchin Charles, teamster Rider, Somers & Co., r . Ship-
ley, nr Sixth
AUdack Joseph, groceries and liquors, wood and coal,
SW cor Devisadero and Bush, and hay and grain,
2611 Bush, r. 2617 Bush
AUee Daniel, clerk, r. 735 McAllister
AUegretti Ignazio, confectioner, SW cor Sutter and
Powell, r. 505 Powell
Alleniannia Fire Insurance Co. (Pittsburg)
William G. Elliott agent, 440 California
Allen , woodcarver, r. 634 Howard
Allen A., pantryman, r. 227 O'Farrell
Allen Abner, r. International Hotel
Allen A. D., miner, r. 906 McAllister
Allen Addison F., salesman William T. Garratt, r. 416
O'Farrell
Allen Albert J., superintendent stables Market St.
RR., r. 446 Sixteenth
Allen Albert W., heater Pac. Rolling Mills
Allen Alexander F., watchman, r. 514 Shotwell
Allen Alonzo W., patternmaker, r. 675 Mission
Allen August C, laborer Custom House, r. 116 Shot-
well
Allen Augusta Miss, r. 8 Mason
Allen Bennett G. (Wing & Allen) r. 2313 California
Allen Carrie M., widow, r. 630 3ii Myina
Alien Cecelia Miss, glovemaker, r. 921 Natoma
Allen C. F., mining, r. Occidental Hotel
Allen Charles, r. 1U9 Powell
Allen Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Allen Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Allen Cliarles D. (Bonestell, Allen & Co.) r. 2500
Washington
Allen Charles E. (Allen & Fassett) r. Oakland
Allen Charles E., laborer, r. 2126 Broderick
Alien Charles H., r. 702 Natoma
Allen Charles H., compositor, r. 036 Commercial
Aileii Cliarles R., agent Pittsburg Coal Mining
Co. and dealer in all kinds of coal, 118-120 Beale,
r. Oakland
Allen Charles W., engineer, r. 43 Second
Allen Charlotte, widow, r. 141 Fifth
Allen Daniel B., cabinetmaker Becker & Dillman, r.
456 Jessie
Allen David, carpenter, r. Turk St. Hotel
Allen David H. (Allen, McGary & Co.) r. 1431 Steiner
.■VUen Declan, blacksmith, r. 3J<; Larkin
Allen D. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 227 O'Farrell
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its
branches. 119 MONTGOMERY ST.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
dOUD WORK. L,01V PRICKS.
OFFICK, C4S KIARKET STREET.
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Allen Edgar L. , secretary Redwood Mnfrs .\ssn, 18
Market, rooms 1-2, r. 1018 J^ Larkin
Allen Edward, seaman P. C. SS. Salinas, r. 625 Davis
Allen Edward, sawmaker, r. 1207 Montgomery
Allen Edward, waiter, r. 517 Sacramento
Allen Edward O. H., surgeon P. M. SS. Eio de Janeiro
Allen Edward, S. J., student St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Allen £d\vard T. , manufacturers agent, hard-
ware, cutlery and firearms, 416 Market, r. Grand
Hotel
Allen Elizabeth, widow, r. 921 Xatoma
Allen Elizabeth P., shirtmaker, r. 806}^ Valencia
Allen Ella J. Mi-s., instructress Mark Shelaon
Allen Emma Mrs., jauitress Clement Grammar School,
r. 633 Geary
Allen E. S. Mrs., boarding, 122 Taylor
Allen Ethan, tinsmith, r. 550 Mission, rear
Allen Frances Mrs., bakery, 2926 Sixteenth
Allen Frank F., liquor saloon, 720 Pacific
Allen Frank H. (Allen, Tuggle & Co.) t. 614 Mason
Allen Fred E., salesman, r. 2224 Howard
Allen Frederick M., clerk Portland Lodging House,
807 Kearny
Allen George, r. 410 Pacific
Allen George, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear
Allen George B., r. 1105 Van Ness Av
Allen George S. (W. R. Allen & Co.) r. Oakland
Allen George W., coffee operator A. Schilling & Co., r.
1706 Fillmore
Allen George W., molder, r. 50 Seventh
Allen G. W. Mrs., bakery, 50 Seventh
Allen Harry, barber, r. 427 Stevenson, rear
Allen Harry E., seaman, r. SW cor Cambridge and
Bacon
Allen Henry A., copyist, r. Revere House
Allen Henry F., salesman Allen & Lewis, r. 31 Essex
Allen Henry M., r. 321 Eddy
Allen H. H., mining, office 318 Pine, rooms 16-17,
r. Arcade House
Allen H. H. Miss, shirtmaker, r. 806 J^ Valencia
Allen Isaac, compositor, r. 36 Gearv
Allen Hugh, florist, 930-934 McAllister
Allen Isaac P., exchange and bullion teller Bank of
California, r. 1010 Bush
Allen Isaac P., shipcarpenter, r. 126 Perry
Allen Isaac S., r. 1028 Pine
Allen J., musician, r. 215 Post
Allen James, carriagepainter, r. 3H Larkin
Allen James, engineer, r. 18 Ridley
Allen James, expressman, NE cor Polk and Clay, r.
1918 Pacific Av
Allen James, laborer, r. 125 Clinton
Allen James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Allen James, merchant, r. 728 Bay
Allen James, tailor, 912 Folsom, rear
Allen James A., carpenter, r. 1055 Mission
Allen James A., hostler, r. 26 Turk
Allen James B., printer, r. 5 Cleaveland
Allen James D., salesman George H. Tay & Co., r. 502
.Washington
Allen James G., master mariner, r. 230 Webster
Allen James M., laborer, r. 415 Stevenson
Allen James M., presiding judge Superior Court,
dept No. 3, chambers 43 Montgomery Block, r. N
s Vallejo, nr Buchanan
Allen James W., porter J. A. Folger & Co.,r. 2607 Clay
Allen Jane, widow, r. NE cor Bay and Hyde
Allen J. J., miner, r. 906 McAllister
Allen J. M., r. SE cor Green and Buchanan
Allen John, r, 1207 Montgomery
Allen John, r. 24 First Av
Allen John, cook, r. 36 Clay
Allen John, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Allen John, drayman, r. 1133 }<; Howard
Allen John, driver N. B. and M. RU., r. 829 Folsom
Allen John, iron worker, r. 234 Fourth
Allen John, laborer Pac. Rollin-j; Mills
Allen John, shoefitter, r. 527 Mission
Allen John, showcasemaker, r. 845 Howard
Allen John, steward schr Excelsior
Allen John, tailor, r. 1315 Broadway
Allen John, teacher music, r. 819 Howard
Allen John de W., clerk Allen & Lewis, r. 570 Harri-
son
Allen John G., official shorthand reporter Supe-
rior Court, dept No. 3, 636 Clay, r. 9 Valparaiso
Allen John H., r. SE cor Perry and Fourth
Allen John W., foreman Clayburgh & Brandenstein,
r. 12 O'Farrell Alley
Allen Joseph A., produce commission merchant, 231
Washington, r. 075 Mission
Allen J. P., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Allen Lizzie, widow. Kindergarten, 2224 Howard
Allen Lorenzo D., coal dealer, 422 Montgomery, r. 2313
California
Allen Lorenzo H., oyster dealer, r. 8 Alaska PI
Allen Lucius H. (Allen & Lewis) r. 570 Harrison
Allen Lumber S., shipwright, r. .524 Bush
Allen Lumber S. Mrs., dressmaking, 524 Bush
Allen Jl., laborer, r. Elcho House
Allen Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 550 Miesion, rear
Allen Mary A., domestic 2204 Pine
Allen Marj- E., widow, r. 2.520 Bush
Allen Mary G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 238 Kearny
Allen, McGary &; Co. (David H. Allen and Edward
McGary Jr.) importers and wholesale liquor
dealers, 322-324 Front
Allen M. G. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 208 Ellis
Allen Michael, r. 458 Natoma
AUeij Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Lyon
Allen Myles, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Allen X., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Allen Norma E. Miss, r. 630}^ Minna
Allen Oliver P., collector Howard St. Wharf, No. 2, r.
1855 Stevenson
Allen Patrick, carpenter, r<; 512 Mission
Allen Rachel Mrs., r. 845 Howard
Allen Reece B., collector Sherman, Clav & Co., r. 2607
Clay
Allen R. D., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r. 314
Bush
Allen Richard, laborer, r. 121 Folsom
Allen Richard, twister Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 231
Stevenson
Allen Richard J., tinroofer, r. 234 Fourth
Allen Richard K., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 646
Market
Allen Robert, printer, r. 1419 Hyde
Allen Samuel J., bookkeeper Frank Barnard & Co., r.
Oakland
Allen Stephen, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Allen Susan K., widow, r. 935 Howard
Allen Theodore H. (Allen & Young; r. 712 Greenwich
Allen Thomas, r. 221 Clara
Allen Thomas, plumber, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 865 J^ Market
Allen Thomas J., freight clerk P. M. SS. Co., 202
Market, r. Oakland
Allen Thomas S., shipwright, r. 208 Eighteenth
Allen, Tuggle <& Co. (Frank H. Allen and Sam-
uel P. Tuggle) hardwood lumber and wagon ma-
terial, 18-20 Spear
Allen Walter H., physician, r. 931 Market
Allen W. C, traveling agent, r. Br joklyn Hotel
Allen William, r. 104 Taylor
Allen William, chief engineer O. and O. SS. Belglc, r.
22 Silver
Allen William, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
Allen William, expfessman, r. 2213 Pine
Allen William, messenger Cal. District Tel. Co.
Allen William, Ship Joiners' Assn, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Allen William A.., salesman William T. Garratt, r.
2228 Howard
Allen William B., journalist Evening Bulletin, r. 534
Bush
Allen William C, clerk, r. 313 Leavenworth
Allen William F., clferk Clifl' House
.4.11en* William G., manager The American Protective
and Collection Agency, 214 Sansome, rooms 25-26,
r. 17 South Park
Allen William H., attorney at law, 85 Montgomery
Block, r. 313 Leavenworth
Allen William H., mining secretary, 306 Pine, room 9,
r. 2735 Pine
Allen William H., carpenter Street Dept, r. 1021)^
Market
Allen William J., r. 24 First Av
Allen William R. (W. R. Allen & Co.) r. 513 Webster
ALLEN W. E. & 00. (.vniiam
R. ain<l George S. Allen) importers iron
pipe and plumbers' materials, 337-3!J9
Market
Allen k Fassett (Charles E. Allen and N. C. Fassett)
commission merchants, 330 Pine, room 7
G.W.CLARK S6 CO.
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF WALL PAPERS
ON THE COAST
645 MARKET ST.
H!NCKLEY,SPIERS& HAYES,
FtriiTOX IKON WORKS. 21S Fremont Street.
Agents for the celebrated DKANK JSTEAM PtTMPS.
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Allen & Lewis (Lucius H. Allen and C. H. Lewis)
commission merchants, 202 California
Allen & Young (Theodore H. Allen and Thomas
Young) stevedores, 102G Battery
B^ Allen. See Allan
Allenberg Charles, mining secretary, 630 Brannan, r.
309 Hyde
Allenberg Leopold, bookkeeper C. H. Meyer & Bros. ,
r. 309 Hyde
AUendorf Henry, boatman, r. 11 Pacific
Alley Henry L., insurance broker, 219 Sansome, r. 910
Buchanan
Alley John, deckhand stmr Modoc, r. 3 Clay
Alley Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 862 Mission
Alley Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 862 Mission
Alley Mary IVIrs., dressmaker, r. 862 Mission
Alley ObedF., bookkeeper David Bush, r. 910 Bu-
chanan
Alley William H., rigger, r. N s Greenwich, nr San-
some
8S"Alley. See Allee
Allgern Justus, cook, r. 2623 Sutter
Alliance Marine Assurance Co. (of London)
Parrott & Co. agents, 306 California
Allig George, milker, r. SW cor Cambridge and
Bacon
Alllg John, farmer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Ailing Brothers & Co. , manufacturing jewelers,
(New York) Phelps &, Miller agents, 120 Sutter,
room 1
Alllone Frank, restaurant and oysters, 87-88 Centre
Market, r. 23 Stockton PI
Allis William, clerk, r. St. George Hotel
Allison C, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Allison Charles, r. 129 Third
Allison Daniel, laborer, r. 620 Fourth
Allison David E. (Littlefield, Allison & Co.) r. Grand
Hotel
Allison D. E., r. 720 California
Allison Duncan D., clerk American-Russian Commer-
cial Co., r. 718 Battery
Allison Edwin C, r. 2554 Greenwich
Allison Emma Miss, copyist V. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. 1019 Folsom
Allison Frank J., salesman Louis Braverman & Co.,
r. 601 Stockton
Allison H. H., carpehter, r. 13 Powell
Allison Jennie R., domestic 222 Eddy
Allison John C, compositor, r. 720 California
Allison Josiah E., bookkeeper, r. 215 Kearny
Allison Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1107 Stockton
Allison R. B.,r. 60 Ellis
Allison Thomas R., bookkeeper Mutual Ice Co., r. 718
Battery
B^Allison. See Alison
AUkire Samuel H., collector, r. 238 Kearny
Allman George, day Inspector Custom House, r. 120
Turk
Allman Honora Mrs., restaurant, 272 Brannan
Allman Miles, trackman Sutter St. RR., r. 35 Aiis-
tin
Allman Timothy, teamster, r. 427 M Clementina
Allmann William, waiter City and County Hospital
Allmayer Mark, paperhauger, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. ;i, S. F. F. D.
AUmond Catherine, r. 418 Sutter
Alloy George, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Allseits Wilhelniina Mrs., r. 22 Ratisch, rear
AUsopp James P. C, with Bancroft Library, r. G Rou-
dell PI
8£?"Allsupp. See Alsop
Allwood Henry, woodcarver, S s Bryant, bet Fifth
and Sixth, r. Thirtieth Av, bet I and J, South
S. F.
Allyne John W. (Allyne & White) r. NW cor Gough
and Green
Allyne «.t IVliite (John W. Allyne and William H.
White) importers and jobbers oils, paints, lamps,
etc., 112-114 Front, and proprietors Pacific Oil
Works, cor Chesstuut and Taylor
Alma Caspar, cotVco saloon, 304 Dupont
Almada D. Mrs., widow, r. 21 Soiitli Park
Almaden Quicksilver Mining Co. (Santa Clara Co.) J.
F. Mahonoy secretary, 327 Pine, room 10
Almedee Josei)b, fisherman, r. 221 Pacific
Almeida Mary E., widow, r. 15 Merchant
Almon D. & Co. (David Almon and William C. Her-
bert) coopers, 38 Commercial
Almon David (D. Almon & Co.) r. 137M Dore
Almon William, teamster, r. 137 J^ Dore
Alius Honse (City and County) San Miguel or Mis-
sion Ocean House Road, 4 miles from new City
Hall
Almy Mary Mrs., r. 20 J^ Fifth
Alonso Jose, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Alper John, laborer, r. 418 Broadway
Alpers Charles, mnfr neats foot and other oils, cor
Fifth Av and N, South S. F., r. SW cor Grove and
Buchanan
Alpers Charles W., musician, r. 1618 Powell
Alperg Henry, longshoreman, r. SE cor Vallejo and
Battery
Alpers John, leader orchestra Adelphi Theatre, r. 124
Eighth
Alijers Matilda Mrs., midwife, r. 124 Eighth
Alpers Peter, porter Deming, Palmer & Co., r. 819
Filbert, rear
(E^Alpers. SeeAlbers
Alpha Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
William Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Alpha Hydraulic Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co.,
Gal.) James Ireland secretary, 216 Sansome
Alphonse Jean B., printer, r. 1 August Alley
Alrich Joseph, butcher, r. St. George Hotel
Alsbera' Sigmund, mining, r. 1009 Broadway
Alsop John S., umbrella maker, 341 Bush, r. 615
Pine
<!^Alsoi3. See Allsopp
Alstrin Frank R., machinist, r. 234 Perry
Alt Bernard, porter Littlefield, Allison & Co. r. 604
Vallejo
Alt Christopher, shoemaker, 608 Vallejo, r. 604 Vallejo
Alt Joseph, clerk Feigenbaum & Co., r. 604 Vallejo
Alta Califoi-nia (daily and weekly) Frederick
MacCrellish & Co. proprietors, 52",i California
Alta California Almanac (annual) Frederick
MacCrellish &; Co. proprietors, .52;i California
Alta California Building'. 529 California
Alta Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) William
H. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Alta Job Printing Office, William A. Wood-
ward & Co. proprietors, 529 California
Alta Soap Co. (William A. Engwer and Samuel Wein-
traab) mufrs toilet and laundry soaps, 109-111
Oregon
Altemus John, bakery, SE cor Columbia and Twen-
ty-sixth
Altenberg A. H. L., cutter Charles Mayer, r. Alameda
Altenburg Charles, dishwasher, r. 515 Sacramento
Alteudorf Julian, cutler, polisher and grinder, 32
Fremont, r. Oakland
Altfield Abel, merchant, r. 522 'j Natoma
Althamer Henry, bookkeejier Humboldt Brewery, r.
1839 Mission
Althauseu John, bartender, r. 1024 Pacific
Altherr Adolph, baker, r. 11 Harrison Av
Althof Brothers (Theodore and Ernest) proptrs Bay
Oyster House, 626 Market
Althof Ernest (Althof Brothers) r. 626 Market
Althof Herman (Althof & Bahls) r. Oakland
Althof Theodore (Althof Brothers) r. 1029 Valencia
Althof & Bahls (Herman Althof and John F.W.
Bahls) bookbinders and paper rulers, 329 San-
some
Altman Charles S., tinsmith, r. 263 Clara
Altman Emma Miss, r. 263 Clara
Altman Louis, house painter, r. 263 Clara
Altman Sigmund L., cigarmaker, r. 448M Jessie
Altman Theresa, widow, r. 263 Clara
Altir.auu Franz, cooper, r. 735 Brannan
Altmann Jacob, tailor, 1026 Sutter
Altmanu John E., tailor, r. 110 William
Altmann Joseph, r. 60oPine
Altmann Otto, ironmolder, r. 1039 Fulton
Altmark Louis, salesman Rosenthal, Feder &Co., r.
202 Van Ness Av
Altmark Solomon, merchant, r. 1416 Washington
Altmayer Aaron, bookkeeper Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 435 Golden Gate Av
Altmayer Abraham, manager Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 823 Turk
Alton Francis C, clerk, r. 1211 Powell
Alton Louis, lather, r. 210 Minna
Altoona Quicksilver Mining Co. (Trinity Co., Cal.)
Charles Allenberg secretary, oflice 630 Brannan
Altreuter Emma, housekeeper Interuational Hotel
Altreuter William, steward Interuational Hotel
Altschul Charles, exchange teller Lazard Freres, r,
2517 Sutter
Altschul Leopold (Altschul, Seller & Co.) r. 1205 Bush
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment en the Pacific Coast
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
I MAPnnNniinM cumberjland, lkhigu a\i> exglish foundry
J. IflMULTUIlUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Altschul Ludwig, capitalist, office 321 Clay, r. 2517
Sutter
Altschul Richard, bookkeeper Eahn Bros. & Co., r.
2517 Sutter
Altschul, Seller & Co. (Leopold Altschul and Samuel
Seller) wholesale crockery, glassware, etc., 119
Battery
Altshuler Amelia Mies, teacher music, r. 2937 Six-
teenth
AltshulerH. Mrs., milliner, 2837 Sixteenth, r. 2937
Sixteenth
Altshuler L. & Son (Levi and Samuel) gents' furnish-
ing goods, 025 Montgomery, and clothing and
furnishing goods, 505 Montgomery
Altshuler Levi (L. Altshuler & Son) r. 2937 Sixteenth
Altshuler Samuel (L. Altshuler & Son) r. 2937 Six-
teenth
Altube Bernardo, cattle dealer, r. 1.316 Powell
Altvater Francis, salesman A. J. Plate & Co., r. 1033
Twenty-fourth •■
Altwater David, engineer Martensteln & Deming, r.
Oakland
Alva Miguel, porter, r. 029 Washington
Alvarado Alice Miss, teacher music, r. 5 Prospect PI
Alvarado Dolores, widow, r. 5}i Prospect PI
Alvarado Pasqual, widow, r. 5 Prospect PI
Alvarez Antonio, seaman, r. 721 J<; Broadway, rear
Alvarez Augustin, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Alvarez Francisco, cigarmaker G. Perazzo, r. 539 Val-
lejo
Alvarez Henry, harnessmaker, r. 13 J^ John
Alvarez Henry, machinist, r. 54 First
Alvarez Jacinta, widow, r. 539 Vallejo
Alvarez .Joseph, with Charles Nelson, r. 15 Adelaide PI
Alvarez Maria Mrs., r. 911 Broadway
Alvarez Natividad, shirtmaker, r. 413 Union
Alvarez-y-Parra«Tose, journalist, r. 056 Folsom
Alversou Blake Mrs. , r. 307 Leavenworth
Alverson Charlotte, widow, r. 616 Jessie
Alverson D. W., inachinist, r. 307 Leavenworth
Alverson Stephen H , blacksmith, r. 616 Jessie
Alves Domingo, clerk, r. 15 Merchant
Alves Frederick, teamster, r. 442 5<! Brannan
AlVes Jose A., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Alves Manoel (Alves & Marshall) r. 15 Merchant
Alves & Marshall (Manoel Alves and Marceleno Mar-
shall) produce commission merchants, 417 Davis
Alvey Charles W., plumber, gaslitter and asphaltum
worker, 24 Montgomery Av., r. 1813 Stocktun
Alvin Gail, tobacco worker, r. 512 Fourth
Alviso Adelo, SiJanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Alviso Cresanto, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Alviso John, vaquero, r. Thirteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Alviso Valentine, entry clerk Naval Office, Custom
House, r. Oakland
Alvord Frauk, carpenter, r. 1219 Pacific
Alvord Henry H. , r. 564 Folsom
Alvord Mary J. , fancy goods, 1219 Pacific
Alvord 'William, president Pacific Eolllng Mill
Co., office 202 Market, and president Bank of Cali-
fornia. NW cor California and Sansome, and S. F.
Park Commissioner, r. 564 Folsom
Alvord William M., paymaster Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
846 Mission
Alvorelli Antonio, upholsterer, r. 915 Sacramento, rear
Alzamora Chris., longshoreman, r. 33 Hinckley
Amador Canal and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) E.
N. Van Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room 6
Amador Pacific Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.)
office 224 California
Amador Reduction Works (Amador Co., Cal.) C. J.
Garland agent, 528 California, room 0
Amador Tunnel, Mill and Mining Co. (Amador Co.,
Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Amante Salvator, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Amaral Frank, hostler, r. 9 Washington
Amark Barbado, widow, r. 408 Twenty-second
Amarum Moritz, notions, 517 Washington, r. 823 Mis-
sion
Amau Francisco, printer, r. 531 Vallejo
Amau Frank A., salesman Dufl'ey & Lewis, r. 531 Val-
lejo
Amazon Distilling Co. (Covington, Ky. ) Oberfelder
Bros. & Co. agents, 121 California
Amazon Fire Insurance Co. (Cincinnati, O.)
Andrew D. Smith agent, 310 California
Ambert Andrew, seaman P. C. SS. Bouita, r. 2 Vallejo
Ambler Benjamin, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 2108
Larkin
Ambler Stephen ff., miner, r. 210 Sansome
Ambrose Antone, laborer, r. W s Sansome, nr Union
Ambrose Edward, stage manager Baldwin Theatre, r.
36 Russ
Ambrose James (Ambrose & Horan) r. 540 Birch Av
Ambrose John, carpenter, r. 1227 Lombard
Ambrose Joseph, laborer, r. 1118 Kearny
Ambrose N. H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 7 Stockton
Ambrose Samuel, miner, r. 903 Twenty-second
Ambrose Stephen, hogranch, S s Wolsey, nr Univer-
sity Mound College
Ambrose Thomas, sheepraiser, r. 771 Mission
Ambrose William F., horseshoer, r. 540 Birch Av
Ambrose & Horan (James Ambrose and J. J. Horsn)
poultry and game, 78-79 Centre Market
Ambrosio Jose, fisherman, r. 13 Hinckley
Ambrosio Natale, vegetable peddler, r. 1137 Harrison
Ambroy Andrew, cook Alexander W. Wilson
Amedee Camillo E., agent Hurrell's Hayward Express,
106 Davjs, r. 409 Post
Amedee Peter, porter Belloc & Co., r. 409 Post
Amelia Joseph, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Amelung Julius C . , provision broker, 406 Commercial,
r. 7Js Dikeman PI
Amend Charles, porter, r. 1413 Dupont
American Bar«fain Co. (Lobe, Salinger & Co.)
commission fancy goods and notions, 515 Market
American Central Insurance Co. (of St. Louis)
Harvey W. Snow general agent, 319 California
American Colony (Los Angeles, Cal.) W. H. Martin
general agent, 20 Merchants' Exchange
American District Telegraph Co., John I.
Sabin superiutindeut. Main office 222 Sansome ;
branch offices 205 Sutter, s;!3 Sutter, 961 Mission,
cor California and Fillmore, cor Hayes and La-
guna, C. P. RR. Building cor Fourth and Town-
send, cor Union and Powell, NE cor Mission and
Twentieth, Market-St. Ferry, and cor Kentucky
and First Av, South S. F.
American Druids' Journal, Daniel Brown pub-
lisher, 644 Market
American Driven Trell Water Supply Co.,
George Babcock general ageilt, 40 Merchants' Ex-
change
American Eagle Association (co-operative life insur-
ance) A.W. Burrell president, M. C. TMelmann
secretary, office 123 California
American ExcUange Hotel, Montgomery Broth-
ers proprietors, 319-323 Sansome
American Fire Insurance Co. (of Philadel-
phia) Jonathan Hunt, Son & Co. general agents,
313 California
American Flag Mill and Mining Co. (Lincoln Co.,
Nev.) George K. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine,
room 44
American Fur and Seal Skin Coloring Co., Adolph
Miiller suijerintendent, 27 Ellis
American Grape Sugar Co. (Buffalo, N. Y.)
Willis J. Currier agent, 205 Fr(int
American Hall, NW cor Pacific and Leavenworth
American Home Missionary Society, Rev. J. H. War-
ren D. D. superintendent, 7 Montgomery Av,
room 23
American House, Mrs. Mary Creighton proptr, 81 Na-
toma
American Iiegion of Honor, Abbie E. Wood
grand secretary, office 32 O'Farrell
American Lloyd's Register American and Foreign
Shipping. .Samuel P. Wells agent, 416 California
American Merca utile Union, Edward B.Thomp-
son manager, 70 Montgomery Blo'ck
American Metric Bureftu (Boston, Mass.) A. H. Mac-
Ewen agent, 108 Leidesdortt'
American Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) Mark E. Sper-
ling secretary, 309 California, room 14
American Miuing Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) John E. Ma-
son secretary, 306 Pine, room 6
American Morocco Case Co. (New York) Antonio
Muhs agent, 208 Sutter
American Pipe Co., Calvert Meade secretary, office 324
Pine, room 8, factory SE cor Santa Clara and Min-
nesota
American Protective and Collecting Agency (The)
W. G. Allen manager, C. W. Crusoe secretary, 2li
Sausume, rooms 25-26
American Protestant Association Hall, 713 Mission
American-Russian Commercial Co., Charles Baum
president, 718 Battery
SHIP PLANK M TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS : ""\^,r^nr^'
G. D, Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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American Salt Co., L.N.Webber manager, 217
Sacramento, factory 27-31 Main
American Samson , physician, office \0o Kearny, rooms
18-19, r. 1506 Howard
American Sa^v Co.,W. J. Tucker manager, 24^
Spear
American Sewing Machine Co. (Philadelphia) A. A.
Fisher agent, 1321 Ellis
American Steamship Co., Joseph B. Kirkland agent,
116 Montgomery
American Sugar Refinery, George A. Low presi-
dent, E. L. G. Steele treasurer, refinery SW cor
Union and Battery, office 208 California
American Sunday Scliool Union, Key. Fred-
eric E. Shearer agent, 757 Market
American TacU Co. (Fairhaven, Mass.) Richards
& Snow agents, 408 Market
American Tract Society, Rev. Frederic E.
Shearer secretary, 757 Market
American Type Foundry, 510 Clay
Amerige George Mrs., widow, r. Brunswick House
Amerman Charles F., messenger melter ^nd refiner's
dept U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Ames Almou, foreman Pacific Iron Works, r. 715
Howard
Ames Benjamin F., teamster, r. 541 Stevenson, rear
Ames Charles E., printer, r. 541 Stevenson, rear
Ames Fisher, attorney at law, 607 Kearny, r. 1222
Pine
Ames Frank B., painter John L. Cahill, 209 Post
Ames Frank H., clerk Newton Bros, & Co., r. 126 Gold-
en Gate Av
Ames Frank M., with O. Lawton & Co., r. 126 Golden
Gate Av
Ames Fred, salesman Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 419
Eddy
Ames George A., solicitor, r. 1027 McAllister
Ames George E., mechanical engineer Prescott, Scott
& Co., r. 1027 McAllister
Ames George H., clerk Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 116
Turk
Ames George H., ships' clerk, r. 331 Eddy
Ames George S., chief engineer S. P. C. RR. stmr Gar-
den City, r. 552 Ji Natoma
Ames Henry K., adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co.,
r. 136 Twenty-sixth
Ames H. M. Jr. (H. M. Ames & Co., Oakland) r. 1 Fifth
Ames Martha Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 218 Eddy
Ames Pelham W., secretary Sutro Tunnel Co., 320 San-
some, room 21, r. San Rafael
Ames Robert C, gas inspector, office old City Hall,
3d floor, r. 2012 Fillmore
Ames Simon R., clerk J. J. Evans, r.l36 Twenty-sixth
Ames William, purser P. C. SS. Salinas
Amette John B., barber, 1005 Howard
Amick A., r. 211 Austin
Amick H., collector Gas Consumers' Assn, r.314 Bush
Amidon Cyrus S., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
521 O'Farrell
Amidon John Mrs., widow, r. 475 Tehama
Amidon Simeon, driver Whitney & Co's Express, r.
475 Tehama
Amidon William H., driver Cal. Transfer Co., r. 475
Tehama
Amiraux P., mining engineer, r. 615 Van Ness Av
Amlin Isidore, butcher Jacob H. Horn, r. Valencia, nr
Seventeenth
Ammann Adolph, currier Jeremiah J. Geary, r. 683
Clementina
Ammerup Georjre A. , paints, oils, varnishes,
brushes, glass and wall paper, 1220 Market
Amnion Beruhard von, merchant, 310 California, r.
1922 Sacramento
Ammon Robert A., cigars and tobacco, 300 Kearny, r.
1022 Mission
Ammon William, tinsmith, r. 724 Mission
Amohl Joseph, tanner, r. Van Ness Av, bet Union and
Filbert
Amora Catallo, laborer, r. G Washington
Amoroso Angiolo A., Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Amoroso Filippo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Bdwy
AmoB John T., millwright, r. 1721 J^ Hyde
Amos J. Philip, bookkeeper A. B. Patrick & Co., r.
415 Van Ness Av
Amos L. I. Mrs., widow, r. 415 Van Ness Av
Amos Margaret, domestic NW cor Oak and Buchanan
Amoskeag Axe Co. (Manchester, N. H.) Richards &
Suow agents, 408 Market
Amphy W., cook, r. 29 Austin
Amrein Joseph, cook William Tell House, 317 Bush
Amrock Patrick, driver Market St. RR., r. cor Valen-
cia and Second Av
Amsbary Susan Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 100 Jones
Amsbury Eugene W., oiler O. R. and N. SS. Columbia,
r. 1 Central PI
Amsden Ernest (G. T. Marsh & Co.) r. 1949 Geary
Amsterdam Board of Under^vriters, James
De Fremery & Co. agents, 410 Battery
Amstuz Charles, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Amunda Sebastian, r. 605 Broadway
Amundsen August, upholsterer, r. 722 Shotwell
Amy Gustavus L., salesman Hoffman & Co., r. 718
Ellis
Amy Oscar M., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1141 Union
Anagnostopoulos Athanasios (J. Dabcovich & Co.) r.
102 Powell
Anatomical Museum, Louis J. Jordan proptr, James
Du Biis superintendent, 751 Market
Aucel Gustav, clerk, r. 817 Bush
Aucelein Arthur, machinist, r. 1321 Dupont
lAncell William S., laborer, r. 349!4 Minna, rear
Anchick Conrad, sash and blindmaker, r. 2453^ Clara
AncUor Saloon, M. Detels & Co. proprietors, 8
Sacramento
Ancient Orcler United Workmen, H. G. Pratt
grand recorder, office 36 St. Ann's Building
Ancke Arthur R. seaman, r. 309 Folsom
Ancon Hotel, John F. Hinrichs proptr, 9 Pacific
Anconi William, cigars and tobacco, 106 Second
Andeman George, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Andepo Pane, chicken ranch, S s Crescent Av, bet Sul-
livan and Gates, B. H.
Anderau Carl, driver Central RR., r. 546 Tehama
Anderau Joseph S., sausagemaker, r, 1517 Leaven-
worth
Anderde Marcelo, bootblack, 1405 Polk, r. 312 Steven-
son
Anderfuren Brothers (Charles A. and William J.)
proptrs S, F. Pattern Works, 110-112 Beale
Anderfuren Charles A. (Anderfuren Brothers) r. 386
Dolores
Anderfuren Jacob, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Anderfuren John, r. 1429 Twenty-fourth
Anderfuren William J. (Anderfuren Brothers) r. 320
Bartlett
Anders Albert A., boxmaker, r. 73^ Isis
Andersan Christopher, carriage painter, 110-112 Ore-
gon, r. 1407 Baker
Andersen Andreas C, laborer, r. 19 Decatur
Andersen Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Andersen Andrew Ole, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Andersen Anton, master mariner, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Andersen August, seaman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r.
8 Berry
Andersen August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Andersen Charles, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Andersen Charles A., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Andersen .Charles J., driver Central RR., r. 546 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Andersen Christian, painter, r. 423 J^ Clementina,
rear
Andersen Conrad, cook, r. 1710 Mason, rear
Andersen E. J., naval architect, r. 524 Sutter
Andersen F. J. Mrs., widow, r. 519 Sixth
Andersen Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty-ninth
Andersen Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Andersen Fritz, joiner, r. 18 First
Andersen G., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Andersen Gustav, seaman, r. 140 Folsom, rear
Andersen Gustav, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Andersen Gustave, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
AndorSen H., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Andersen Harboe N., clerk, r. 335 Third
Andersen John, carpenter P. M. SS. City of Rio de
Janeiro
Anderson John, expressman, cor Sixth and Brannan,
r. 510 Shotwell
Andersen John, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Andersen John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Andersen Lars, laborer, r. cor Duncan and Dolores
Andersen Mathias, laborer, r. 3 Baldwin Court
Andersen N. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Andersen Oliver, tanner, r. 1115 York
Andersen P. C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Andersen Peter, clerk, r. 1 Mission
LOUIS BRAVERNIAN & C0."''"°"°''.7^^Vnt°^A'eTSr"°''"
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASm^rO TVEI.!. DOXE AT VERY 1.0W RATES.
OFFICE. 648 JUARHET STREET,
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Andersen Peter, laborer, r. S 8 Fifteenth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Andersen Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Andersen P. N., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Andersen T. O., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson , r. 731 California
Anderson , stevedore George Whitney
Anderson A., helper W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 54 Sacra-
mento
Anderson A., seaman, r. 250 Spear
Anderson A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 550 Minna
Anderson A. B. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 30-14 Sixteenth
Anderson Abraham, cabinetmaker, r. N s Market, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Anderson Adolph F., laborer, r. 410^ Fifth
Anderson A. G., seaman P. C. SS. Salinas, r. 12 Wash-
ington
Anderson A. L., r. 428 Tehama
Anderson Albert, engineer Geary St. ER., r. 21 Alta
Anderson Albert, salesman Thomas F. Palmer, r.
Alameda
Anderson Albert G., gilder, r. Cambridge House
Anderson Alexander, cooper David Woerner, r. 103
. Mission .
Anderson Alfred, blacksmith, r. 325 Francisco
Anderson Alice, domestic 1840 O'Farrell
Anderson Alice, widow, r. 321 Tehama
Anderson Andrew, cabinetmaker, r. 617 Post
Anderson Andrew, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r.
Oakland
Anderson Andrew, laborer, r. 506 Folsom
Anderson Andrew, liquor saloon, 250 Spear
Anderson Andrew, longshoreman, r. 740 Howard
Anderson Andrew, restaurant, 540 Market, r. 720 Mis-
sion
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. 127 Folsom
Anderson Andrew, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Anderson Andrew, shoemaker, r. 218 5^ Rltch
Anderson Andrew, tailor, r. 8 August Alley
Anderson Andrew C, whitewasher, r. 18 Decatur
Anderson Andrew J., carriagemaker Edwin Falking-
ham, r. 2015 Folsom, rear
Anderson Andrew M., master mariner, r. 126 Capp
Anderson Anna, domestic 2122 Pacific Av
Anderson Annie, cloakmaker, r. 335 Eleventh
Anderson Annie, domestic 1117 Van Ness Av
Anderson Annie, domestic 2315 Sacramento
Anderson Anthony, laborer, r. 212 Mason
Anderson A. P., Austrian Ben. Sec, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Anderson August, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Anderson August, second oflScer S. P. C. RE. stmr
Bay City, r. 506 Folsom
Anderson Augustus G., machinist, r. 185 Sixteenth
Anderson August W,, cook, r. 442 Minna
Anderson B. A., carpenter, r. 113 Stockton
Anderson Benjamin F., r. 33 Everett
Anderson Bernard, carpenter, r. 250 Spear
Anderson Brothers (Henry W. and John) wood and
coal, 347 Brannan
Anderson Brotliers (William B. and Richard K.) car-
penters and builders, 2 Golden Gate Av
Anderson C, r. 36 Clay
Anderson C. A. Mrs., select school, 33 Turk
Anderson Carl (Anderson & Johansen) r. SE cor
Fourteenth and Noe
Anderson Carl, laborer Golden Gate Park
Anderson Carl, storekeeper Alexander W. Wilson, r.
347 Jessie
Anderson Catherine M., ■widow, stationery and varie-
ties, 817 Stockton
Anderson Charles, conductor Presidio ER., r. 1607
Mason
Anderson Charles, cook, r. 255 Jessie
Anderson Charles, distributor La Grande Laundry, E
s Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Anderson Charles, engineer, r. 8 Berry
Anderson Charles, housepainter, r. 630 Minna
Audtrsim Charles, laborer, r. 23 Garden
Ander.son Cliarles, laborer, r. 10 Jackson
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 531 East
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 207 Main
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Anderson Charles, seaman P. C. SS. Gipsy
Anderson Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Anderson Charles A., liquor saloon, 209 Jackson, r.
266 Minna
Anderson Charles C, gardener, r. S s Hermann, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Anderson Charles E., cashier Howard H. Shinn, r. 718
Buchanan
Anderson Charles J., liquor saloon, 218 Broadway
Anderson Charles J., tailor, r. 8 Jane PI .
Anderson Charles L., awniugmaker, 856 Howard
Anderson Charles P., seaman, r. 4 Frederick
Anderson Charles W., laborer, r. 721 Market
Anderson Christ., seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Anderson Christian, laborer, r. 1513 Montgomery,
rear
Anderson Christopher, watchman, r. 65 West Mission
Anderson Conrad H., cook, r. 411 Pacific
Anderson David, twister Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 28
Everett
Anderson Ebin, cook, r. 321 Drumm
Anderson Edward, r. 3 Liberty
Anderson Edward, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Anderson Edward R., freight clerk C. P. RE., Oakland
Ferry, r. 433 McAllister
Anderson Egbert, carpenter, r. 959 Market
Anderson E. L., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Anderson Elizabeth, widow, r. S 8 Solano, bet DeHaro
and Carolina
Anderson Emil, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Anderson Emile, pipefitter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Anderson Emma Miss, booksewer A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 137 J^ Perry
Anderson Ernst E., tailor, r. 472 Tehama
Anderson Erick E., cutter Joseph T. Poheim, r. 732
Sutter
Anderson Eugene, with Moynihan & Aitken
Anderson Eva S. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 62 Tehama
Anderson F. A. & Co. (Frank A. Anderson) liquor
saloon, NE cor Kearny and Commercial
Anderson Fanny, widow, r. 405 Kearny
Anderson Frank A. (F. A. Anderson & Co.) r. 812
Kearny
Anderson Frank H., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1509
Steiner
Anderson Frank H., speculator, r. 13 Van Ness Av
Anderson Frank P., r. 531 Greenwich
Anderson Frank X., waiter, r. 309 Tehama
Anderson Freda, domestic 1776 Howard
Anderson Frederick, fisherman, r. 8 Berry
Anderson Frederick, quartermaster O. and O. SS.
Gaelic
Anderson Frederick, seaman barkentine Modoc, r.
North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Frederick A., liquor saloon, NW cor Bran-
nan and Ninth
Anderson Frederick P., first officer SS. Dora, r. 503
Folsom
Anderson George W. (Anderson & Co.,) r«Oakland
Anderson H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 113 Stockton
Anderson Hans, r. NE cor Buchanan and Fulton
Anderson Hans, baker, r. 1226 Green
Anderson Harold (Anderson & Danielson) r, 1423
California, rear
Anderson H. E. Mrs., widow, r. 917 Greenwich
Anderson Henry, inventor, r. 602 Third
Anderson Henry, master schr Matthew Turner, office
310 Sansome, r. 121 Francisco
Anderson Henry, seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Anderson Henry, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Anderson Henry G., oysterman Joseph S. Marshall, r.
917 Greenwich
Anderson Henry W. (Anderson Brothers) r. 347
Brannan
Anderson Herman, gardener 1605 Scott
Anderson H. P., seaman, r. 573 Howard
Anderson H. S., r. 519 Sacramento
Anderson Hugh, photographic gallery, 506 Valencia, r.
5 Second Av
Anderson Jacob, clerk S. H. Harmon, r. 401 O'Farrell
Anderson Jacob, seaman, r. NW cor Main and Harrison
Anderson James, r. 650 Mission
Anderson James, r. 365 Jessie
Anderson James, r. 2211 Powell
Anderson James, assistant dresser City and County
Hospital
Anderson James, laborer P. M. SS, Co.'s wharf
Anderson James, laborer, r. 416 Greenw^ich
Anderson James, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Anderson James, seaman, r. 9M Liberty
Anderson James, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Anderson James Mrs., widow, r. 2127 Bush
PAPER HANGINGS
Importers of Frencli. Aiiiorirun und £1 \V rT.ARlT Xr flO
EiiirliHh I>uper llHiiBineH. Private "• »' • VliilUn. Ui \J\Jt
Kesldeucee Decorated In Artistic Style.
645 Market st.
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,'^^'"'^**^ '**^^^^^^'^^ -^-'-^'^■"'^**"*^^'
aiannfactnrers of QUARTZ MlXiX^ and illning Machinery.
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Anderson James A., bootfitter, r. 1 Jasper PI
Anderson James A., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Anderson James C, coachman 1840 California
Anderson James D., longshoreman, r. 1115 Sansome
Anderson James H., bookkeeper S. H. Harmon, r. 427
CTFarrell
Anderson James H., clerk California Insurance Co., r.
2631 Howard
Anderson James W., principal Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 3044 Sixteenth
Anderson Jerome A., physician, office 310 Kearny, r.
1108 Folsom
Anderson J. M., r. 35 Eddy
Anderson John (Anderson Brothers) r. 347 Brann'an
Anderson John, r. 548)4 Natoma
Anderson John, cabinetmaker, r. 617 Post
Anderson John, candymaker, r. 137 Perry
Anderson John, coachman NW cor Fulton and Pierce
Anderson John, fireman stmr Onward
Anderson John, gardener Woodward's Gardens
Anderson John, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf
Anderson John, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and
Eighth
Anderson John, liquor saloon, 233 Stevenson
Anderson John, longshoreman, r. 534 Howard
Anderson John, longshoreman, r. 327 Ritch
Anderson John, longshoreman, r. 45)^ Clara '
Anderson John, machinehand Kragen & Geist, r. 1312
Broderick
Anderson John, marker La Grande Laundry, r. E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Anderson John, printer, r. 255 Clementina
Anderson John, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Anderson John, seaman, r. SW cor Jackson and East
Anderson John, stevedore George Whitney
Anderson John, student Heald's Business College
Anderson John, tailor, r. 7 August Alley
Anderson John, tailor, r. 1111 Kearny, rear
Anderson John, teamster, r. 1006 J<J Natoma
Anderson John A., janitor, r.'119 Turk
Anderson John C. (Anderson & Co.) r. NW cor San-
chez and Twenty-ninth
Anderson John E., laborer, r. 729 Folsom
Anderson John H., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 2127 Bush
Anderson John J., silversmith Palace Hotel
Anderson John M., clerk, r. 33 Turk
Anderson Johh M., lumberman, r. 327 Beale
Anderson John P., laborer, r. 114 5^ Park Av
Anderson Joseph, carpenter, r. 704 >$ Mission
Anderson Joseph D., armorer S. F. Hussars, r. 115
Minna
Anderson Josephine, domestic NW cor Jackson and
Gough
Anderson J. P., laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Anderson Julius, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Anderson K^rsten, bartender, r. 620 Oak Grove Av
Anderson Katie, r. 113 Taylor
Anderson Lars, soapmaker, r. 1313 Jackson
Anderson Louis, r. 120 Howard, rear
Anderson Louis, blacksmith, r. 1313 Jackson
Anderson Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 907 Folsom
Anderson Louis, driver Z. W. Moore, r. 21 Kose Av
Anderson Louis, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Anderson M., seaman P. M. SS. Colima
Anderson M., bartender, r. 8 Sacramento
Anderson M. Miss, seamstress, r. 621 Ellis, rear
Anderson M. stevedore A. C. Freese
Anderson Marcellus O., policeman, r. Concordia Hotel
Anderson Marion S. Miss, assistant Pine and Scott
St. Primary School, r. 2127 Bush
Anderson Martha, domestic 707 Bush
Anderson Mary, widow, r. 1 Moulton PI
Anderson Mary, widow, r. 1115 Sansome
Anderson aiary, widow, r. (185) Sixteenth, bet Howard
and Folsom
Anderson Mary Miss, saleswoman, r. 120 Ellis
Anderson Mary Miss, shoelUter, r. 1115 Sansome
Anderson Mary Mrs., r. 1 Kussell
Anderson Maria, chambermaid Marlborough House
Anderson Moses Mrs.,'r. 840 Mission
Anderson N., moldrr Bisdon I. anil L. Works
Anderson NeiLs, waiter Ahlborn House
Anderson Nettie H. Miss, assistant Pine and Scott
St. Primary School, r. 2127 Bush
Anderson Niels, gardener, r. 1330 Sutter
Anderson Nils, secretary California Transporta-
tion Co., r. 10 Oak Grove Av
Anderson N. P., hostler, r. 9 Washington
Anderson N. P., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Anderson Olof A., clerk, r. 261 Clara
Anderson O. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Oscar, seaman schr Maxim, r. 26 Sacramento
Anderson Oscar O., porter, r. 1 Liberty
Anderson Otto, seaman, r. 10 Jackson
Anderson P. A., carpenter, r. 113 Stockton
Anderson Peter, cooper, r. 27 Erie
Anderson Peter, fireman Spring Valley W. W., Black
Point
Anderson Peter, fisherman, r. 213 Broadway
Anderson Peter, laborer J. H. Kes8ing,r. 1404 Leaven-
worth
Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 625 Bay
Anderson Peter, miner, r. 829 Folsom
Anderson Peter, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York
Anderson Peter, tanner, r. Fifteenth Av, nr P, South
S. F.
Anderson Peter A. (Anderson & Olson) r. St. George
Hotel
Anderson Philip, laborer A. E. Buckman
Anderson Richard, helper Pac. Rolling Mills
Anderson Richard K. (Anderson Brothers) r. 2363^
Sixth
Anderson Robert, picture framemaker, r. 137 Perry
Anderson Robert W., second officer SS. Victoria, r. 62
West Mission
Anderson Samuel, laborer, r. 626 Brannan
Anderson Samuel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Samuel, tailor, r. 736 Vallejo
Anderson Sarah, widow, r. 2631 Howard
Anderson Stewart M., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,r.
2127 Bush
Anderson Theodore, fireman P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 9
Pacific
Anderson Thomas (Anderson & Fredericks) r. 2209
Devisadero
Anderson Thomas, carpenter P. M. SS. City of New
York
Anderson Thomas, driver Payot, Upham & Co., r. 3044
Sixteenth
Anderson Thomas, engineer C. P. RR. stmr Oakland,
r. Oakland
Anderson Thomas C, steward brig John X>. Spreckels
Anderson Timothy, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Victor, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Anderson W. A., r. 123 Turk
Anderson W. A., machinist, r. 107 Natoma
Anderson Walter G. , bookkeeper Friedlander Bros.,
r. 2'20i) Devisadero
Anderson William, r. 764 Folsom
Anderson William, r. 441 Jessie
Anderson William, bookkeeper, r; 710 Bush
Anderson William, calker, r. 511 Folsom
Anderson William, engineer, r. W 8 Indiana, bet Si-
erra and Shasta
Anderson William, engineer, r. 137 Perry
Anderson William, foundrynian, r. 547 Mission
Anderson William, longshoreman, r. 513 Howard
Anderson William, master mariner, r. 353 Minna
Anderson William, master mariner, r. 908 Sansome
Anderson William, master mariner, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Anderson William, molder Eisdou I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Anderson William, policeman, r. 139 Fourth
Anderson William, salesman Davis Brothers, Toklas
& Co., r. 14 Dupont
Anderson William, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Anderson William, tailor, i. 417 Bush
Anderson William, teamster, r. 1129 Harrison
Anderson William B. (W. S. Ray & Co.) r. 14 Liberty
Anderson William B. (Anderson Brothers) r. 236 M
Sixth
Anderson William H., calker, r. 660 Howard
Anderson William J., woolsorter, r. 347 Brannan
Anderson William R, salesman Henry Koster, r. 107
Fifth
Anderson Wm. T., broommaker Harrison k Dickson
Anderson & Co. (George W. Anderson) proptrs Ander-
son's Oakland and S. F. Express, 331 East
Anderson & Co. (John C. Anderson and Antonio C. A.
Boyson) groceries and liquors, NW cor Sanchez
and Twenty-ninth
Anderson & Danielson (Harold Anderson and Peter
Danielson) whiteners, 637 California
Anderson & Fredericks (Thomas .(Uiderson and Frank
Fredericks) coal, 16 Drumm
Anderson k Johansen (Carl Anderson and Louis P.
Johansen) proptrs S. F. Mushroom Plantation,
SE cor Fourteenth and Noe
SftN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^""^ sj
West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE, 33 OEARY ST.
I MArnnMOIinM importer of and dealer in coAii and pig iron,
J, mHUUUIlUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Sn
Spear.
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Anderson & Olson (Peter A. Anderson and Andrew
Olson) liquor saloon, 902 Kearny
B^Anderson. See Andersen and Audresen
Anderton Frederick C. (A. W. Norton & Co.) r. cor
Twelfth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Andes Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Butler
Burris secretary, 2-3 Nevada Block
Andleur Jacques, r. 229 Tenth
Andleur Jean Victor, with John Mallon. r. 229 Tenth
Andornetti Celeste, r.826 Broadway, rear
Andornetti Paul, packer A. Schilling & Co., r. 826
Broadway, rear
Andrade Antonio, clerk, r. 438 Green
Andrade Ceferino, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Andrade Evaristo, mail agent SS. Mexico
Andrade Jacinto, sewing machine agent, r. 8 J^ Caro-
line PI
Andrade Rachela, buttonhole-maker, r. 519 Vallejo
Andrade Silvestre, r. G Card Alley
Andre John L., porter, r. 416 Montgomery
Andre Pauline Mrs., laundress Keymond & Faure, r.
1419 Dupont
Andre Robert, bookkeeper, r. 331 Kearny
Andreacette Daniele, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Andreani Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Andreazzi Giacomo, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Andres C, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, NE cor Sutter and
Kearny
Andres James A., fruits and vegetables, 540 Fulton
Andres John P., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro.,r. 12
Tehama
Andres Henry, machinist, r. 18 First
Andres Mary Miss, r. 915 Golden Gate Av
Andresen Brothers (John G. and Christian) carriage
and wagonmakers, 607 Battery
Andresen Christian (Andresen Brothers) r. Oakland
Andresen John G. (Andresen Brothers) r. Oakland
Andresen John, baker, r. 112 Fourth
Andresen John, dishwasher, r. 8 Jones
Andresen Peter N., cooper, r. 27 Erie
Andresen Philip, gardener, r. 419 Oak
B^Andresen. See Andersen and Anderson
Andressen Peter H., cabinetmaker, r. 102ij Hampshire
Andrew — ., longshoreman, r. SE cor Battery and Fil-
bert
Andrew A. G., carpenter, r. 1814 Hyde
Andrew Elizabeth, widow, r. 251 Third
Andrew Hannah Miss, varieties, 105 Ninth, and fur-
nished rooms, 1245 Mission
Andrew Henry P., ai^iit Williams' sewing machines,
218 Eleventh
Andrew John, bellman Russ House
Andrew Reginald J., carpenter, r. N s Union, bet
Franklin and Gough
Andrew William, gardener, r. 1407 California
Andrews A. B., day inspector Custom House, r. Ala-
meda
Andrews Abraham, importer watches, diamonds and
jewelry, 221 Montgomery, r. Lick House
Andrews Abraham L., salesman S. & G. Gump, r.
1023 J^ Mission
Andrews Ada Mrs., r. 1018 Howard
Andrews Alexander, engineer, r. 13 Johnson Av
Andrews Alexander, seaman P. M. SS. Granada
Andrews Amador, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex-
press, r. 121 Montgomery
Andrews B. S., millwright, r. .515 Haight
Andrews Charles, manager Haverly's California Thea-
ter, r. 29 Dupont
Andrews Charles N., teacher Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. Oakland
Andrews Charles S., clerk Mayor's Office, r. 805 Hyde
Andrews C. N., furniture mnfr, 574 Brannan, r. 437
Minna
Andrews Edwin O., cabinet maker Joseph T. Terry &
Co., r. 631 Harrison
Andrews Elizabeth, bakery, 203 Second
Andrews F., r. 18 Mason
Andrews Frank G., clerk freight dept C. P. RR., r.
704 Powell
Andrews Frederick J., fireman, r. 434 Brannan
Andrews George, foreman Frost & Richards, r. 8)i
Lewis
Andrews George P., Lieut. Colonel First Artillery
U. S. A., Commanding Post, Presidio Reservation
Andrews George W., bookkeeper E. & H. Moflfat, r. 8}<5
Lewis
Andrews Gorham C, rigger, r. 934 Mission
Andrews Hannah, widow, proptr Grand Central Lodg-
ing House, 959 Market
Andrews Harry, clerk, r. 312 Bartlett •
Andrews Henry W., First Lieutenant First Artillerj-
U. S. A., Commanding Battery D, Alcatraz Island
Andrews James, crockery and glassware, 248 Third, r.
246 Third
Andrews James, musician, r. 345 Jessie
Andrews J. D., miner, r. 1045 Mission
Andrews John, law student, r. Presidio
Andrews John C, machinist, r. 203 Second
Andrews Joseph, engineer, r. 13 Johnson Av
Andrews Joshua, blacksmith, r. 423 Jones
Andrews Lee, machinist, r. 18 First
Andrews Lilian Miss, actress Haverly's California
Theatre, r. 229 Kearny
Andrews M., domestic 801 Leavenworth
Andrews Mariquita, widow, r. 6 Hinckley
Andrews Oliver, butcher Fifth Av, bet K and L, South
S. F., r. SW cor Sixth Av and L, South 8. F.
Andrews OtisC, driver MoNab & Smith, r. 685 Har-
rison
Andrews Richard, stevedore, r. S s Niagara Av, nr
Mission
Andrews Robert, foundryman, r. 31 Minna
Andrews R. W., r. 1427 Wa.shington
Andrews T. H., r. 301 Franklin
Andrews Thomas G., stage carpenter Haverly's Cali-
fornia Theatre, r. 606)^ Powell
Andrews Thomas H., stage carpenter Haverly's Cali-
fornia Theatre, r. 307 O'Farrell
Andrews Thomas J., maltster, r. 436 Brannan
Andrews Walter J., night clerk Brooklyn Hotel
Andrews W. Clark, salesman Jones & Co., r. 1322 Cali-
fornia ^
Andrews William, driver Henry J. Boese, r. 512 Davis
Andrews William, stonecutter, r. Branch House
Andrews William, teamster, r. 123 Oregon
Andrews William Jr., r. Grand Hotel
Andrews William A., stock clerk W. & I. Steiuhart &
Co., r. 818 Fifteenth
Andrews William J., butcher, r. 47 Sacramento
Andrews William J., milk dairy, S s Niagara Av, nr
Mission
l^~ Andrews. See Andrew and Andrus
Andrezzi Elvezia, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Andro.s Milton, attorneyatlaw,224 Sansome, r.301
Van Ness Av
Andross Porter H., coiner's clerk U. S. Mint, r. 28
OFarrell
Andrus Elliot H. Mrs., r. 963 Mission
Andrus George, r. 236 Minna
Andrus George W., upholsterer, 1920 Howard
Andrus J. B., clerk freight dept C. P. RR., r. 240
Taylor
Andrus Thomas J., compositor, r. 236 Minna
Andrus W. R., secretary Board of Railroad Com-
missioners, 320 Sansome, rooms 42-46, r. Oakland
Andruss E. Van A., captain First Artillery D. S. A.,
commanding Battery B., Fort Point
Andiniss George H., with Tallant & Co., r. 2222 Pine
Andrzejowsky Lina, widow, r. 702 Bush
Andurer Frank, printer Pac. Box Factory, r. 134
Ninth
Anduran C. & Co. (Charles Andurau and C.
Carpy) importers and jobbers foreign and Cali-
fornia wines, and proprietors Uncle Sam's Wine
Cellar and Distillery, Napa, Cal, office 517 Sacra-
mento
Anduran Charles (C. Anduran & Co.) r. 738 Pacific
Anfibolo Antonio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Angalopoulo Angelo, cook, r. 3 Perry
Angel M., r. 309 O'Farrell
Angel John, cabinetmaker, r. cor Santa Clara and
Potrero Avs
Angel Sarah Mrs., bakery, 539 Second
iJ^Angel. See Angell
Angeli Joseph, clerk, r. 246 Stevenson
Angelis August, lampmakcr Emile Boesch, r. New
Atlantic Hotel
Angelis M. Mrs., r. 1623 Powell, rear
Angelis Mary Mrs., r. 1333 Natoma
Angelis Theodore P. J., teacher music, r. 1623 Powell,
rear
^Angelius Charles, clerk, r. 756 Howard
Angelius John D., driver Albany Brewery, r. 756
Howard
Angell Andrew J., capitalist, 4'24 Montgomery, r. 1327
Vallejo
JOHN WIGMORE--HARDW00D LUMBER, 129 to IttoSt.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
826 MARKET KT.,
Makes a specialty In taking Children's Pictnres.
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Angell Horace B., superintendent Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 11 Clementina
Angejl James M., r. 218 Herman
Angell Joiiatlian W., apothecary, NW cor First
and Folsom, r. 264 First
Angell Otis B., clerk, r. 11 Clementina
1^" Angell. See Angel
Angelo Edward J., bookkeeper Atlas Iron Works, r. 158
Ninth
Angelo Henry J., clerk Apothecaries Hall, r. 168
Ninth
Angelo Sarah, -widow, r. 158 Ninth
Angelo Eaymo (Pioneer Soda Water Works) r. 307 Ivy
Av
Angelo Eose, domestic 901 Sutter
Angelovich Joseph R., cook, r. 531)^ Birch Av
Auger Frank, laborer, r. 631 Vacilic
Anger Victor, currier, r. 33 Freelon
Angermann Theodor, landscape gardener, r. 1G17
California
Angerstein Charles, laborer, r. 21 Geneva
Angler A. A. Miss, private school, 1417 Larkin
Angier A. W., printer, 530 Commercial, r. Berkeley
Angler Anne H. Mrs., r. 1417 Larkin
Angier Walley T., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1417 Larkin
Angius John P. (Petrovich &.Angiu8) r. White House
Hotel
Anglade Jacques, porter Sutter St. House, 308 Sutter
Anglade John, milk ranch, S s University Mound
College
Anglin Patrick, r. 2723 Bryant
Anglin Rebecca, domestic 28 Ellis
Anglin Thomas, laborer, r. 721 Minna
Anglo-Californiaii Bank (liimited) Frederick
F. Low and Ignatz Steinhart managers, NE cor
Sansome and Pine
Anfflo-Spanisli Merchant (bi-monthly) Merchant
Publishing Co. publishers and proprietors, 323
Front
Anglun John.woolsorter, r. SE cor Brannan and Sixth
Angonnet B. Mrs., French laundry, 917 Stockton
Angonnet Frank, laundryman, r. 917 Stockton
Angonnet Frank Jr., clerk, r. 917 Stockton
Angoustures Vincent, milker, r. SE cor Thirtieth and
Dolores
Angulo Petra, shirtmaker, r. 1117 Kearny
Anjfns James S., cashier Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, NW cor Montgomery and Pine, r.
Berkeley
Anguya Angelo, r. 10 Cadell Alley
Anie Frederick, varnisher W. H. Porter, r. 224 Sixth
Anixter Harris, milkman, r. 1319 Laurel Av
Ankel Bernard, nurse, r. 1001 Minna
Ankele John H., with Philip, Speyer & Co., r. 911
Polk
Anker Christian, r. 318 Davis
Anker G. Henry, compositor, r. 414 Tehama
Anker Ibnsina C, compositor, r. 414 Tehama
Anker Nina Miss, saleslady Schoenholz Bros. & Co.,
r. 414 Tehama
Ankers Christian, mnfr show cases, 937 Market, r. 310
Fourth
Ankers Christian Mrs., coffee saloon, 310 Fourth
Ankers George, master mariner, r. 19 Twelfth
Annacles F., foreman repairs Geary St. RR., r. cor
Point Lobos and First Avs
Annen John, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Annear Samuel, solicitor Railroad Gazeteer, r. 205
Taylor
Anneville Antonio (Capdevielle & Anneville) r. 422
Jaekson
Annis Charles, r. 28 McAllister
Annis Charles Jr., bootflnisher, r. 327 Larkin
AnnlB Charles H., bootflnisher, r. 206 Franklin
Annis Isabella, widow, r. 1017 Mason
Annis James S., iwliceman, r. 1855 Mission
Ansamiir John, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Ansberg Charles, butcher, r. 824 Union
Ansbro James, driver City RR., r. 121 Fifteenth
Ansburger Theodore, pressman, r. 1209 California
Anschutz Emily, widow, r. 5 Florence
Ansen Barbara, domestic SE cor Clay and Gough
Anser Eliiah W., wood and coal, 1000 Folsom
Anshel Samuel, r. 410}^ Sixth
Ansley Barzilla, special policeman, r. SE cor Front.
and Oregon
Ansley 'Washington, coooeragc, and dealer sec-
ond hand barrels and casks, 14 Merchant
Anslin Arthur, helper P. H. Jackson
Ansolabehere John, boarding and lodging, 20 Stock-
ton PI
Anson Alfred, teacher swimming, r. 2120 Mason
Anson D., waiter, r. 537 Sacramento
Anson H. S., r. 1005 Market
Anson John, clerk, r. 909 Geary
Anson Patrick F., painter, r. 2011 Hyde
Anson Richard, painter, r. 909 Geary
Anspacher Philip, merchant, 119 Battery
Anstett A. & Co. (Antoine Anstett, Charles Kreu-
ter, James Denehy and Daniel Donohoe) proprie-
tors Lafayette Brewery, 725 Green
Anstett Antoine (A. Anstett & Co.) r. 724 Green
Anstey Charles T., marine clerk Thames and Mersey
Marine Insurance Co., r. 8 Elliot Park
Antanioli C. L., waiter, r. 303 Jessie
Antel Frederick, maltster Union Malt House
Antel Samuel, salesman, r. 1001 Minna
Antelope Oyster Saloon, Frederick Conrades proptr,
012 Market
Anthes Catherine, widow, r. 1027 Clay
Anthes Frank F., clerk George C. Shreve & Co., r.
1027 Clay
Anthes Fred. P., salesman White, Grey & Co., r. 1027
Clay
Anthes Kate, corsetmaker, r. 1027 Clay
Anthes Louis N., clerk H. L. Van Wyck, r. Sophie
■ Terrace
Anthes Peter (Anthes &Liebman) r. Sophie Terrace
Anthes & Liebman (Peter Anthes and Otto Liebman)
liquor and billiard saloon, 38 O'Farrell
Anthony Abraham, policeman, r. 1155 Howard
Anthony Albert, conductor Geary St. RR.
Anthony Edward T. (E. T. Anthony & Co.) r. 124
Oak
Anthony Edwin Requa, clerk pay dept C. P. ER., r.
Alameda
Anthony Ellen E. Mrs., correspondent, r. 703 Market
Anthony E. T. & Co. (Edward T. Anthony) re-packers
general merchandise, 407-409 Commercial
Anthony George, r. 7 Oak Grove Av
Anthony George H., r. 951 Harrison
Anthony George W. (G. W. Anthony & Co.) r. 207
Kearny
Anthony G. W. & Co. (George W. Anthony) money,
brokers and cigars, SE cor Kearny and Bush
Anthony Henry A., groceries and liquors, 3 Mary
Lane
Anthony Henry J., peddler, r. 116 Ivy Av
Anthony James Mrs., widow, r. 916 Bush
Anthony John A., freight agent C. P. EK., cor
Fourth and King, r, Alameds,
Anthony Joseph, r. 1506 Folsom
Anthony Richard M., merchant tailor, 608 Montgom-
ery, and bookkeeper U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. Oak-
land
Anthony Thomas, laborer, r. E s Chenery, nr Randall
Anthony William, clerk, r. 764 Folsom
la^" Anthony. See Antoni and Antony
Anti-Monopoly League, rooms 323 Sutter
Antiaccoli Pietro, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Antiaccoli Seftino, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Antich Antoine, porter C. Anduran & Co., r. 816 Val-
lejo
Antippa Jacopa, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Antippa Panai, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Antiquarian Bookstore, John A. Hicks proptr, 34
Geary
Antisell Piano Co., T. M. Antisell proprietor,
St. Ann's Building, NW cor Market and Powell
Antisell Thomas M., proprietor Antisell Piano
Co., St. Ann's Building, r. Berkeley
Antisell William C.,. manager Antisell Piano Co., r. 20
St. Ann's Bldg
Antola Dolores, r. 1318 Dupont
Antone Frank, deckhand stmr Modoc, r. 315 Drumm
Antone John, seaman P. C. SS. State of California
Antone Joseph, milker, r. S s Thirty-first, nr Chenery
Antonelli Pietro, carpenter, r. Toscano Hotel
AntoneHi Vincent, fish, 21 Grand Western Market, r.
30 Austin
Antonelli Edward, steward schr Cassie Hayward, r.
150 Tehama
Antoni E., fish, 2 Clay St. Market, r. 520 Merchant
Antonio Joaquin, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Antonio Thomas, milker Henry Jones, r. Thirty-first,
nr Fairmount School
Antony Frank, liquor saloon, 311 Fourth, r. 39 Clara
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. '"'"°""'" "' """•'" ""' """""•
119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House in this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
URDEBS FOR WASHING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET.
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Antony Henry, macbiniet Will & Finck, r. 1822
Stockton
Antraccoli Domenieo, expressman, r. 708 Front
Antraccoli Giuseppe, expressman, cor Front and
Pacific
Antraccoli Raffaelo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Antula Angelo, laborer, r. 4 Lafayette PI
Antiinovich Florio, coffee saloon, 403-405 East, and
restaurant, 520 Sacramento, r. 712 Green
Antunovich Nicholas, bartender, r. 5:^3 Union
Antz Henry, butcher, 1-2 Grand Western Market, r.
112 Austin
Antz Katie Miss (Tauzer & Co.) r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Anzel Mary, widow, r. 766 Howard, rear
Anzoll Anselmo, milker Charles Solari, r. Eighteenth,
nr Clara Av
Apel John, architect, r. 708 California
Apelt Charles, shirt mnfr, 1305 Stockton
Apgar George W., laborer warehouse dept Custom
House, r. NW cor Hyde and Bay
Apgar Jacob M., laborer Custom House, r. 28 Val-
paraiso
Apgar Richard M., bailiff Police Court No. 2, r. 609
Hyde
Apothecaries' Hall, B. B. Thayer chemist, Wil-
liam J. Bryan druggist, SE cor Market and New
Montgomery, Grand Hotel
Appel Frank, baker, r. 1819 Powell
Appel Louis, canmaker, r. 556 Washington
Appel Louis, liquor saloon, 315 Montgomery Av, r. 309
Green
Appel Simon, secondhand clothing, 247 Fourth
Appel Theodore, upholsterer, 1079 Market, r. 571
Stevenson
Appel William (Mark Levy & Co.) r. 933 Folsom
Appelberg Oscar, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Appell Helena Miss, bookkeeper, t. 1640 Sacramento
Appell John C, cabinetmaker, r. SW cor Mission and
Main
Appell Samuel, salesman, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 3, 8. F. F. D., r. 116 Eleventh
gS" Appell. See Apple
Appenzeller Frederick, tailor, r. 427 Powell
Appiarius Franz W., salesman H. Brickwedel & Co.,
r. 1810 O'Earrell
Appianus Henry C. (Loshen & Appiarius) r. 15 Wash-
ington Av
Apple Jacob, bookkeeper Cunningham, Curtise &.
Welch, r. 305 Hayes
Apple Sarah Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 305 Hayes
Apple Wolf, r. 305 Hayes
B^" Apple. See Appel
Applegate J. H., attorney at law, 729 Montgomery, r.
The Baldwin
Applegate J. Henry Jr., secretary Wales Consolidated
Gold and Silver Mining Co., 409 Washington, r.
2226 Jackson
Applegate Joliii J. , secretary and manager Stand-
ard Soap Co., 204 Sacramento, r. 1615 Webster
Applegate William, r. 430 Valencia
Appleton D. & Co. (New York) James T. White &
Co. agents, 23 Dupont
Appleton Henry, laborer, r. 666 Clementina
Appleton House, Mrs. Lottie A. Lyford pioptr, 33
Fifth
Appleton Thomas, salesman Lowentbal, Livingston &
Speyer, r. 843 Mission
Appo Junius B., porter P. C. SS. Ancon, r. Oakland
Appo William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 217 Second
Appoiiyi Charles E.,architect,ol5ice 126 Kearny,
rooms 41-42, r. The Baldwin
Apprill George, bootmaker, 303 Stockton
Apted Walter, butcher, r. 4 Pfeiffer
Arata Andrea (Lavezzo & Arata) r. 511 M Fourth
Arata Angelo, bootblack, 28 Leidesdorfi', r. 1510 Du-
pont
ArataB.& Co. (Bartholomew Arata andMatteoBakicb)
coffee saloon, 419 Davis
Arata Bartholomew (B. Arata & Co.) r. 419 Davis
Arata Benjamin, laborer, r. 2217 Mason
Arata David, groceries and liquors, 321 Broadway
Arata Felici, laborer, r. 9 Union PI
Arata Francisco, liquor saloon, 526 Broadway
Arata G., laborer D. Gbirardelll & Sons
Arata Giovanni, teamster, r. 525 Green, rear
Arata Giovanni, vegetables, 31 Colombo Market
Arata Giovanni B., hostler, r. 9 Lafayette PI, rear
Arata Giuseppe, teamster, r. 525 Green, rear
Arata Giuseppe, teamster, r. 3 Maiden Xane i
Arata Louis (Arata & Casassa) r. 907 Steiner
Arata Luigi, teamster, r. .525 Green, rear
Arata Nicola, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Arata Pablo, laborer, r. 3 ilargaret PI
Arata Pablo, peddler, r. 525 Green, rear
Arata Paul, gardener, SE cor Hayes and Baker
Arata Paulo, hostler, r. 17 Ohio
Arata Rosa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 525 Green, rear
Arata Serafino (Muzio, Arata & Casassa) r. 736 Vallejo
Arata Stefano, bootblack, 609 Montgomery, r. 33
Hinckley
Arata & Casassa (Louis Arata and Domenieo Casassa)
produce commission merchants, 515-517 Davis
Arbiddson Charles Dexter, machinist, r. 623 Howard
Arbogast Frederick, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, r.
922 Union
Arbuckle Catherine, domestic 109 Liberty
Arbuckle Henry, miner, r. 725 Bryant
Arbuckle Peter, helper Pac. Rolling Mills
Arcade House, A. Hartmapn proptr, 45 Sacramento
Arcade House, Louis S. Starkweather proptr, 930
Market
Arcade Restaurant, John Bartels proptr, 11-13 Sixth
Arcade The, J. J. O'Brien & Co. proprietors, 924-
928 Market
Arcadian Club, rooms 211 Sutter
Archambault Delia Mrs., r. 408 Broadway
Archbald John, surveyor San Francisco Savings Un-
ion, r. 1312 Powell
Archer Ann, widow, r. 110 Prospect PI
Archer Charles H.. machinist, r. 417 Fifth
Archer J., -waiter P. M. SS. Colima
Archer James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Archer Thomas, engineer A. S. Hallidie, r. 806 Green
Archer William, machinist, and hardware, 919 Fol-
som
Archibald Arthur W., foreman P. L. Archibald & Co.,
r. 1324 Market
Archibald J., molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Archibald Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 329 Fell
Archibald John, coali^asser P. M. SS. Colima
Archibald Margie, laundress, r. S s Eddy, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Archibald P. I.. & Co. (Prescott L. Archibald
and Adam J. Jeffers) proprietors Record Livery
and Sale Stables, 1324 Market and 13-15 Park Av
Archibald Prescott L. (P. L. Archibald & Co.) r. 40
McAllister
Archibald Samuel C, saddle and hamessmaker, 1141
Market, r. 821 Webster
Archidet Louise Mrs., milliner, 317 Sutter
Archidet Victor, bartender, r. 317 Sutter
Architectural Iron Works, Martin O'Connell proptr,
230 Steuart
Ardarson William, seaman P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 828
Vallejo
Areling Miss, foreman S. Ettinger, r. 789 California
Arend Peter, furnished rooms, 514 Bush
Areudt Edward T., upholsterer, r. 1006 Minna
Arens Albert, master mariner, r. 317 Capp
Arens Jacob, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Arensberg Hermann, physician, r. 1135 Harrison
Arents Edward, clerk H. W. Baxter, r. 5 Dawson PI
Arenzen Aaron, clerk, r. 435 Pine
Aretta Paul, scavenger, r. E s Lapidge, bet Eighteenth
and Ninet( enth
Arey Charles A., captain schr Alice
Arev John M., master mariner, r. 2225 California
Arey Walter W., r. 2225 California
Arfort John B., carriage and wagonmaker, 623 Geary
Arfsten Knudt E., cabinetmaker, r. New Atlantic
Hotel
Argall John, r. 628 Golden Gate Av
Argania Lena, domestic NW cor Pacific Ay and Octa-
via
Argent Mining Co. (Lodi Dist., Nev.) F. E. Luty secre-
tary, 330 Pine, room 5
Argenta Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) E. M. Hall sec-
retary, 327 Pine, room 20
Argenti .Jerome J. B., drug clerk Leon DiNola, r.
2940 Mission
Argenti Tullio, marblecutter, r. 2940 Mission
Argento Lazzaro, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Argonaut Jlining Co. (Globe District, A. T.) Joseph
Pentecost secretarv, office 702 Market
Argonaut Publishing Co., F. M. Pixley presl-
dent, Jerome A. Hart secretary, A. P. Stanton bus-
iness manager, publishers and proprietors The
Argonaut, 622 California
WmOf SHADES Wa?:5 L"S &. W. CM & Co., m MarM St.
11
IINCKLKY, NPIKRS <k IIAYKM. Fri^TON IROX HVORKS. 313 Fremont Kireel,
manuS'nvturers of HOINTINU WORKS, C'AUKM, Rl7CJil':XM and CARK.
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Argfonaiit The (weekly) Argonaut Piiblishing Co.
publishers aud [)roprietors, 522 California
Argiiello Albert K., clerk George Loomis, r. 2 Ivy Ter-
race
Argiiello Charles, salesman Fratinger & Noll, r. 262
Clementina
Argiiello J. R. (McDowell k Arguello) r. 1206 Market
Argiiello Lnis Antonio, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Arg'us Publishing' Co. (Robert K. Culbreth) pub-
li.shers City Argus, 629 Kearny
Ajriani Amabilia, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Ariani Santi, liquor saloon and boarding, 891 Front,
r. 331 J<> Vallejo
Arias Henry, boxmaker, r. 1717 Stockton
Arica Jose M., jeweler, r. 417 Broadway
Arighi Giovanni, vegetables, 70 Colombo Market
Arillano Bernard, wireworker, r. 826 J^ Pacific
Arillano Clementina Miss, cigarmaker, r. 8E cor
Montgomery and Vallejo
Arillano John, wireworker, r. 826M Pacific
Ariou Halle, Henry Grimm proptr, NE cor Kearny
and Sutter
Ariou House, Frederick Huber proptr, 13-15 Page
Aristide Gus, steward barkentine Eureka, r. IdH Hunt
Arizona and Nevada Railroad and Navigation Co., E.
P. Peckham president, 311 Montgomery
Arizona Hotel, Adolph Classen proptr, 11-13 Clay
Arizona Prospecting and Mining Co., Charles E. Tra-
vers secretary, 8 Stevenson Building
Arjo Manuel, salesman G. Venard, r. 136 Lombard
Arkwright Eliza Mrs., teacher music, r. 315 Shotwell
Arl Joseph,. waiter A. Beth, r. 5 Quincy PI
Arlands Charles, tanner, r. San Bruno Hotel
Arling Frank, cook, r. 717 Stockton
Arling Isaac, watchman, r. 2731 Bryant
Arlington House, William H. Brown proptr, 127
Kearny
Armager Charles W., sergeant police, r. 1423 Stelner
Armand Adolph M., bookkeeper and cashier S. F.
Abend Post Publishing Co., r. 2620 Sutter
Armand August, r. 1416 Powell
Armand Celine, dressmaker, r. 1416 Powell
Armbruster Daniel, cabinetmaker, r. 11 Hickory Av
Armbruster Daniel Jr., clerk L. Oesterreicher, r. 11
Hickory Av
Armbruster Emma Miss, helper F. Korbel & Brothers,
r. 162 Shipley
Armbruster Julius, engraver George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 2101 Steiner
Arnibruster Sophia, widow, r. 162 Shipley
Armer Andrew M., bookkeeper S. B. Dinkelspiel &
Co., r. 1424 Bush
Armer Benjamin, shipping clerk M. Armer & Co. ,r.
1424 Bush
Armer Joseph L., bookkeeper M. Armer & Co., r. 1424
Bush
Armer M. Si Co. (Max Armer) manufacturers
cigars and dealers tobacco, 306-308 Sacramento
Armer Max (M. Armer & Co.) r. 1424 Bush
Armer Robert, superintendent Alaska Cannery, r. 1522
Stockton
Armer Thomas, cook, r.533 Sacramento
Armes Charles W. (Armes & Dallam) r. Oakland
Armes Claude Mrs., dressmaker, r. 109 Montgomery
Armes Edward, clerk Cal. Laundry, r. 210 O'Farrell
Arnies «& Dallam (George W. Armes and Richard
B. Dallam) importers wooden aud willowware,
mnfrs brooms, tubs and pails, and agents F. N.
Davis & Co.'s building paper and Irving Brothers'.
paper-carpeting, factory San yuentin, office 230-232
Front
B^Armes. See Arms
Armiger Thomas, laborer, r. 306 Beale
Armiugton A., Tailors'Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny aud
Morton
Armington Edward J., compositor, r. 33 Russ
Armiugton Edward R., tailor, r. 33 Russ
Armino Gio B., gardener, r. P, bet Twenty-sixth and
Twenty-seventh Avs, South S. F.
Armitage George E., sailmaker Branson, Armitage
&0o.
Armitage Herbert, butcher Charles Lintott, r. 560
Mission
Armitage John (Branson, Armitage & Co.) r. 1008
McAllister
Armknecht Louis, blacksmith, r. 209 Minna
Armonino Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Armonio Pietro, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Armour Henry, machinist, r. 78 Natoraa
Arms Richard, clerk, r. Hotel Rhein
Arms Sarah, widow, r. 862 Mission
Armsby J. K. (J. K. Armsby & Co.,) r. Chicago
Armsby J. K. & Co. (J. K. Armsby, John M. Waite and
Henry Newton) wholesale commission merchants
(Chicago) and 318 Front
Armstead John, waiter, r. 40 Natoma
Armstrong . clerk W. Sanders, r. 912 Ellis
Armstrong A. B., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Armstrong Albert M., student State University, r. 326
Fell
Armstrong Andrew, steward American Exchange Hotel
Armstrong Angel, laborer, r. 564 Natoma
Armstrong Bessy, domestic 932 Bush
Armstrong Charles, r. New Atlantic Hotel
.\rm6troug Charles F., cooper, r. 262!^ Clementina
Armstrong Christopher, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Folsom and Harriet
Armstrong Christopher, sign painter, r. 612 Linden Av
Armstrong Clarissa C, widow, r. 1546 Howard
Arm.stroug E. I. Mrs., widow, r. 32 Glen Park Av
Armstrong Elizabeth Miss, r. 120 Shipley
Armstrong Frank T., porter White Bros., r. 241 Fourth
Armstrong Frederick W., teamster, r. Huettmann's j
Hotel
Armstrong G., second mate bark Lizzie Marshall, r.
12 Washington
Armstrong George, r. 142 Fourth
Armstrong George, r. 629 Stevenson
Armstrong George, bartender, r. 66 Tehama
Armstrong George, j)acker clothing dept U. S. A., r.
128 Turk
Armstrong George R., bookkeeper, r. 535 Minna
Armstrong Gustave, cooper, r. 726 Folsom
Armstrong H., mechanic, r. 139 Fourth
Armstrong Harry, assistant C. E. Farnum, r. 229
Kearny
Armstrong Henry, house painter, r. NE cor Dolores
and Sixteenth
Armstrong Henry, seaman, r. 5}^ Elizabeth
Armstrong Herbert G., student, r. 326 Fell
Armstrong James, r. S s Harrison, bet Twenty-fourth
aud Twenty-fifth
Armstrong James, ice maker, r. 133 Ninth
Armstrong James T. (J. T. Armstrong & Co.) r. 250
Jessie
Armstrong Janet, widow, r. 316 Page
Armstrong Jennie Miss, r. 21'20 Union
Armstrong Johanna, widow, r. SE cor Henrietta and
Cnerubusco, B. H.
Armstrong John, asphaltum roofer, r. 20 Folsom Av
Armstrong John, check clerk P. M. SS. Co's Wharf,
r. Oakland
Armstrong John, engineer Presidio KR. , r. SE cor
Baker and Beach
Armstrong John, miner, r. 547 Mission
Armstrong John, tailor, r. 341 Minna
Armstrong John, with Charles E. Blake Sr., r. 229
Kearny
Armstrong John Mrs., r. 1420 Clay
Armstrong John A., cooper, r. HSU Washington
Armstrong John G., cooper, r. 4 Taylor PI
Armstrong John J., clerk, r. 835 Bush
Armstrong John J., painter, r. 19 Welsh
Armstrong John L., stock broker, 316 Montgomery, r.
326 Fell
Ariistrong J. T. & Co. (James T. Armstrong and
William B. Mosher) lamps and oils, 627 Kearny
Armstrong K. A. Mrp., saleslady White, Grey & Co.
Armstrong Lucy A. Mrs., r. 923 Washington
Armstrong Margaret Miss, r. 564 Bryant
Armstrong Martin, stevedore A. C. Freese
Armstrong M. T. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 419
O'Farrell, rear
Armstrong Nellie Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 326 Fell
Armstrong Peter, saloon keeper, r. NE cor Beach and
Baker
Armstrong R., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Armstrong Richard, salesman Cluflf Bros., r. 434
Jessie
Armstrong Robert B. (M. Zacharias & Co.)r. 835 Bush
Armstrong Rose, domestic 21 Hill
Armstrong: Rudolpli, cooperage, 121 Jackson
and 72 Oregon, r. 1023 Hampshire
Armstrong Samuel 0., salesman George W. Miller, r.
564 Bryant
Armstrong Samuel P., teamster Henry Dutton Jr., r.
203 Bartlett
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
CU3IBERIiAlVD, LEHIGH ANO EXGLiISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Armstrong Thomas C, proptr Haywards Express, 1
Commercial, and Alameda Express, 28 Market, r.
Haywards
Armstrong Thomas H., mnfr boots and shoes, 67-69
Stevenson, r. 1 Park Av
Armstrong Thomas J., clerk, r. 1 Elliot Park
Armstrong Thomas L. , 'machinist, r. 401 Oak
Armstrong Truman B., tinsmith, r. 1719 Leaven-
worth
Armstrong William, carpenter, r. 1112 Hyde
Armstrong William, compositor, r. 615 Minna
Armstrong William, fireman, r. 62 First
Armstrong William, grainer, r. 302 Capp
Armstrong Wiljiam, laborer Mount St. Joseph's In-
fant Asylum
Armstrong William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 656 Minna, rear
Armstrong William F., grainer, r. 302 Capp
Armstrong William G., compositor, r. 32 Glen Park
Av
Armstrong William H., seaman, r. 1923 Fillmore
Armstrong William H., watchman new City Hall, r.
1923 Fillmore
Armstrong William J., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. 20(i Powell
Armstrong William W., accountant Hutchinson &
Mann, r. 822 .Turk
Armstrong's Alameda Express, Thomas C. Armstrong
proptr, 28 Market
Armstrong's Haywards Express, Thomas C. Armstrong
proi]tr, 1 Commercial
Armus John, miller, r. 1529 Turk
Arnaboldi Angelo, cabinetmaker, r. Colombo Hotel
Arnaud Albert (Albert Amaud & Co.) r. 308 Stockton
ARNAUD ALBERT & CO.
(Albei-t Aruautl and Frank Bellet) im-
porters and dealers wines and liquors,
NVV cor Post and Dupont
Arnaud Mathilde Mrs., dressmaker, 810 Stockton
Arnaud Paul, upholsterer, r. 810 Stockton
Arnaud Pierre, boxmaker, r. 12 Willow
Arnherger F. A. ^r., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1209 Montgomery
Arnberger Frank, musician, r. 1209 Montgomery
Arndt William R., laborer, r. 29 Alta
Arnell William J., car conductor, r. 825 Folsom
Arnesen Sof en, packer, r. 906 Filbert
Arnett John, bricklayer, r. 1 Laskie
Arnett Nathaniel H., driver Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D., r.
23 Fell
Arnett Richard (Starkey & Arnett) SW cor Naples and
China Av, Excelsior Homestead
(^"Arnett. See Arnott
Arnheim Gustave, jeweler, r. 8 Steuart
Amheim Julius S., apothecary and chemist, NE cor
Octavia andOak
Arnheim Samuel S., stationery and tobacco, 8 Steuart
Arnheim William S., watchmaker and jeweler, 8
Steuart, r. 2740 Folsom
Arnhold Benjamin, clerk Louis Sloss & Co., r. 615
Eddy
Arnhold Hugo, traveling salesman Lilienthal & Co.,
r. 615 Eddy
Arni George, Swiss Bert. Soc, 627 Commercial
Arning Jacob, cook, r. 8 Berry
Arnold , machinist, r. 737 Howard
Arnold Adolph, r. 444 3^ Third
Arnold Alice M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 3253^ Bush
Arnold Amanda, widow, r. 207 Fair Oaks
Arnold Amos D., actor, r. 427 Bush
Arnold Anna, widow, r. 17113^ Jones
Arnold Austin, cashier Marcus C. Hawley k Co.,r. 413
Van Ness Av
Arnold Benjamin E. fArnold & Co.) r. 1121 Valencia
Arnold Brothers (Cyrus M. and Gilbert 0.) real estate
agents, 207 Kearny
Arnold C. , hatter, r. 3 Mary Lane
Arnold C. B., r. 2224 Pine
Arnold Charles M., carpenter, r. 1427 Pacific
Arnold Charles W., secretary E. B. Perrln, r. 120 Ful-"
ton
Arnold Cyrus, r. Palace Hotel
Arnold Cyrus M. (Arnold Brothers) r. 515)4 Valencia
Arnold D. B., carpenter, r. 1427 Pacific
Arnold Edison C, bookkeeper Arnold & Co., r. 1322
Valencia
Arnold E. J., r. 514 Van Ness Av
Arnold E. M., porter Straus, Kohnstamm & Co., r.
Oakland
Arnold Emil W., butcher Frederick Katz, r. Bootz
Hotel
Arnold Emily, widow, r. 1 Delgado PI
Arnold Ferdinand D., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 945
Twentieth
Arnold Florence A. Miss, saleslady Isaac Barker, r.
120 Fulton
Arnold Francis W., cooperage, 2 Chambers and 609
Battery, r. 523 Octavia
Arnold Frank, milker, r. Helvetia Hotel
Arnold Franklin K., cigars and tobacco, 206 Mont-
gomery, r. 311 Dupont
Arnold Frederick R., pressman Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. West Oakland
Arnold Fremont, r. 1807 Mission
Arnold George C, teacher languages, r. 920 Union,
rear
Arnold George H.
Mission Av
Arnold George W
room clerk Occidental Hotel, r. 11
boxmaker, r. 22 Washington Av
Arnold Gilbert C. (Arnold Brothers) r. San Diego
Arnold Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Yavapai Co., A.
T.) A. Judsou secretary, 32u Sansome, room 52
Arnold Gottlieb (Arnold & Entzminger) r. W s Mis-
sion, nr Thirtieth
Arnold Harry B , r. 609 Shotwell
Arnold Henry A. (Arnold k Flint) r. 925 Sutter
Arnold H. H., r. 273 Minna
Arnold Hiram H., whitener, r. 266 Jessie
Arnold Isabella Miss, r. 115 Second
Arnold J., driver United Carriage Co.
Arnold James E., laborer, r. 1 Delgado PI
Arnold Johanna Miss, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Arnold John, cooper F. W. Arnold, r. 523 Octavia
Arnold John C, bartender, r. 514 Bush
Arnold John F., conductor Clay St. BR., r. 1503 Leav-
enworth
Arnold Joseph, wood and coal, 333 Ttiird
Arnold Joseph A., r. 335 Jessie
Arnold Julia Miss, dressmaker, r.l Delgado PI
Arnold Julia A. Miss, teacher music, r. 1142 J4 Folsom
Arnold Louis, clerk, r. 4 Vallejo PI
Arnold M. A. Miss, r. 102 Eddy
Arnold Marshall, assistant registrar Hastings College
of the Law, 636 Clay, r. 413 Fourth
Arnold Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1 Delgado PI
Arnold Mary Mrs., r. 773}^ Folsor^
Arnold Matthew, superintendent Union Iron Works,
r. 670 Harrison
Arnold Michael, driver George Mayer, r. 530 Seven-
teenth
Arnold Noah S. (N. S. Arhold & Co.) r. 514 Van Ness
Av
Arnold N. S. <Sf Co. (Noah S. Arnold) hardware,
commission merchants and manufacturers' agents
and agents Powellton Coal Co., 109 California,
rooms 14-15
Arnold Oscar, cashier, r. 413 Van Ness Av
Arnold Otto, collector London and San Francisco
Bank, r. 719 Sutter
Arnold Patrick H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
205 Taylor
Arnold Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Arnold Richard, stonemason, r. 1U2M Folsom
Arnold Rufus W., teamster, r. SE cor Twenty-first and
Folsom
Arnold S. M., r. 2235 •« Howard
Arnold 8. W. Mrs., widow, r. 609 Shotwell
Arnold Thomas C, salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., r.
1622 Polk
Arnold Thomas F., bricklayer, r. 1142}^ Folsom
Arnold Uriah K., secretary and treasurer Rich-
mann Drill and Compressor Co.. and bookkeeper
Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman, r. 1540 Wash-
ington
Arnold William G., r. 609 Shotwell
Arnold William H., machinist Raymond & Wilshire,
r. 863^ Market
Arnold W. W., carpenter, r. 1427 Pacific
Arnold & Co. (B. E. Arnold andE. A. Cutting) proptrs
Valencia Packing House, SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-third
Arnold & Entzminger (Gottlieb Arnold and Miihel
Entzminger) market, NW cor Twenty-eighth and
Church
Arnold & Flint (Henry A. Arnold and Edward D.
Flint) iron and commission merchants, 26 Beale
Arnott Thomas, expressman, SE cor Howard and
Fourth, r. 984 Harrison
BS' Arnott. See Arnett
nmm, maple, cherry
JOHN WICWIORE, Office (33SpearSt.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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Amstein Eugene, with Lazard Freres, r. 1209 Leaven"
■worth
Amstein Ludwig (Stein, Simon & Co.) r. 1706 Geary
Arc Anton, laborer, r. 113 Jackson
Arondell Chipman Mme.,r. 783 Market
Aronsohn Isidore, fruits and vegetables, 3 Sixth, r. 525
Stevenson
Aronsohn Sigmund, insurance broker, office 322 Cali-
fornia, r. 3 Monroe
Aronsohn Simon, clerk Isidore Aronsohn, r. 912 Fol-
som
Aronson A., tobacco dealer, r. 438 Union, rear
Aronson Abraham, furniture, bedding and carpets,
1324-1326 Stockton, r. 5(54 Stevenson
Aronson David, capitalist, r. 564 Stevenson
Aronson Frank, traveling salesman Cahn, Nickelsburg
k Co., r. The Windsor
Aronson G. & Co. (George Aronson) loan office, 126
Kearny, room 10
Aronson George iG. Aronson & Co.) r. 514 Eddy
Aronson Leon, clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 824 O'Far-
rell
Aronson Moses I., bootfinisher, r. 564 Stevenson
Aronson Philip N., office 126 Kearny, room 10, r. 716
O'Farrell
B^ Aronson. See Aaronson and Aronsohn
Aronstein Adolpli, physician, office 29 Kearny,
r. 520 Jones, office hours 11:30 A. M. to 1 P. M.
Arpa Domenico, fruitstand, SW cor Battery^ and Cali-
fornia
Arper Clarence T., compositor, r. 806 Green
Arper Thomas, engineer Cal.Wire Works, r. 806 Green
Arphifpus P. H., r. 1208 Clay
Arragera Thomas, cook, r. 767 Folsom
Arraia Antonio S., laborer, r. 315 Drumm
Arrambide John B., r. 1011 Buchanan
Arrlgoni Napoleone, fresco painter, r. 2 Sonoma PI
Arrillaga Santiago, teacher music, r. 2315 Jackson
Arrington Nicholas O., collector, 306 Montgomery, r.
819 Howard
Arrington Nicholas T., r. 1312 Mason
Arrington William B., clerk forwarding dept Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, r. 719 California
Arriola Edward, photographer, r. 359 Minna
Arriola Francisca, seamstress, r. 1525 Mason
Arriola Louis, comiiositor, r. 8 August Alley
Arrisou Mary, widow, r. 794 Twenty-fourth
Arrivey George, fireman stmr Mary Garratt
Arrivey P.. r. 8 Reed
Arrowsmith Augustus T., civil engineer, r. 461 Na-
toma
Arrowsmith John, longshoreman, r. 16 Blnxome
Arroyo Yanuario (J. Trejos& Co.) r. 11 Second Av
Arsego Angelica, shirtmaker, r. 800^ Valencia
Arselln Jean, carpenter, r. 67 Natoma
Art Association S. F., rooms 430 Pine
Arteche Frank, sawyer, r. 3 Vallejo PI
Arthur Charles S., carriage trimmer, r. 360 Brannan
Arthur Eva S., widow, r. 360 Brannan
Arthur Paul, saddler Main & Winchester, r. Oakland
Artigues Canning Co. (Emil, Jean and Louis Artigues)
packers cooked meats. Fifth Av, nr Kailroad Av,
South S. F.
Artigues E. & Co. (Emil, Jean and Louis Artigues)
tripe, etc., 14 S. F. Market, 18 Bay City Market,
and Fifth Av. bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Artigues Emil (E. Artigues & Co. and Artigues Can-
ning Co.) r. 207 Valencia
Artigues Jean (E. Artigues & Co. and Artigues Can-
ning Co.) r. 517 Bryant
Artigues Joan Sr., r. Fifth Av, bet Railroad Av and N,
South 8. F.
Artigues Joseph, r. 550 Bryant
Artigues Louis (E. Artigues & Co. and Artigues Can-
ning Co.) r. 550 Bryant
Artis Dennis, whitewasher, r. 268 Jessie
Arundell A. L., r. 205 Thirteenth
Arundell M. J., r. 1701 Howard
Arundell William, hostler, r. Sanders' Hotel
Arzberger Joseph, butcher Herman Cramerding. r.
1614 Bush ^
Arzberger Martin, painter, r. 119 Park Av
Arzu J. Mrg.. widow, r. 708 O'Farrell
Arzu Raphael, r. 708 CFarroll
Asal Adolph, brushmaker Figer Bros., r. 746 Minna
Assalena D. R., r. 315 Green
Assalena F. L., r. 315 Green
Asbestos Boiler Coverings Co., E. A. Millard
manager, 108 Leidesdortf '
Aech Aaron, Baleeman, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
Asch Benjamin, barber, 215 Sixth, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
Asch Isaac, barber, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
Asch Philip, barber, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
Asch Simon, salesman, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
Asch William, cigars and tobacco, 215 Sixth, r. 26 Oak
Grove Av
Asche T. Henry (T. Henry Asche & Co.) r. Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Asche T. Henry & Co. (T. Henry Asche and Mrs. Au-
gusta M. Bibbyjkid gloves, 3 Kearny and 10 Geary
Aschelman Frederick H., liquor saloon, 627 Wash-
ington
I Ascheu Ernest F., merchant, r. 7 Capp
' Ascher Charles, r. 417 Kearny *
Aschheim Adolph, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 1313
Gough
Aschheim Israel J., commercial traveler, r. 522 Jones
j Aschmann William A., clerk F. Martens & Co., r. 730
Vallejo
B^"Aschmann. See Ashman
; Ash Alfred, agent, r. 2540 Folsom
Ash Alfred, stenoilcutter, r. 1 Sumner
( Ash David, blacksmith, r. 21 Hawthorne
; Ash Elizabeth, widow, r. 317 Valley
'< Ash Fanny Mrs., bakery, and stationery, 1915 Bush
Ash Gregory .porter John E.Richards,r. 302 Eighteenth
Ash Henry, tinsmith, r. 748 Minna '
' Ash Isadore, furrier and dyer, r. 128 Fell
i Ash James J., clefk, r. 21 Hawthorne
I Ash John G., helper Pac. Rolling Mills
Ash Julia, chambermaid Palace Hotel
I Ash L., r. The Windsor
Ash Patrick, laborer, r. 660 Natoma
I Ash Peter, boilermaker, r. 551 Minna
Ash Robert, attorney at law, 601 California, r. 211
Jones
Ash Thomas P., phonographic reporter, r. 1915 Bush
tj^Ash. See Asch and Ashe
Ashburner Andrew, porter Wenceslao Loaiza, r. 563
Minna
Ashburner William, mining engineer, 240 Montgom-
ery, room 8, r. 1014 Pine
Ashby Elisha W., attorney at law, 838 Market, r. San
Rafael
Ashby Mark T., secretary Gover Mining and Milling
Co., office 402 Front, r. Berkeley
AshcroftHenry, receiver Geary St. RR., r. 1828 Bush
Ashcroft William, night captain tug Gov. Irwin, r. 919
■ Jackson
Ashdown Archibald, accountant Malter,Lind & Oo., r.
717 Hyde
Ashe C. L. Mrs., widow, r. '2315 Sacramento
Ashe Matthew, bartender, r. W s Mission bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Ashe Richard P., attorney at law, 426 California,rooms
9-10, r. 2315 Sacramento
Ashe William L., r. 23l5 Sacramento
8£F"Ashe. See Asch and Ash
Asher Alexander B., policeman, r. 13 Willow Av
Asher A. F., merchant, r. 1.596 Bush
Asher Benjamin, longshoreman, r. NE cor Battery and
Green
Asher Colman, wines, liquors and billiards and cigars
and tobacco, 1027 Larkin, ». 711 Geary
Asher Edward, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Asher George W., butcher, r. 258 Clara
Asher Henry, merchant, r. The Windsor
Asher Jacob, candymaker William Gruenhagen, r.
1596 Bush
Asher Morris L., clerk Colman .A.sher,r. 711 Geary
Asher Samuel, clerk, r. 711 Geary
Asher Samuel, glazier, r. 620 Linden Av
Asher Simon (Asher & Smith) r. 107 Virginia
Asher William, clerk, r. 1596 Bush
Asher k Smith (Simon Asher and Hyman Smith) oil
clothing mnfrs, 325 Davis
Asherson Cecilia, widow, r. 538 Jessie
Asherson Emil, collector Hebrew Observer, r, 538
Jessie
Ashford C. W., solicitor The American Protective and
Collecting Agency, r. 430 Post
Ashford William, watchman, r. 11 Pacific
Ashhcim Michael, laborer M. Banner & Co., r. 47 Kuss
Ashheim Samuel, hat pressor F. Toplitz & Co., r. 47
Russ
Ashini Benjamin, r. 420 Van Ness Av
Ashim Simon, merchant, r. 724 Hayes
Ashim Solomon, merchant, r. 724 Hayes
Ashley Delos R., clerk, r. 712 Bush
Ashley John, cook, r. 537 Sacramento
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to Braverman «t L.evy
119 MONTGOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WAKHIX<; <'AI.l.FI> FOR AND »E1,IVERE».
OFFK'K. C4S 9IARHBT SiTREET.
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Ashley John, laborer, r. 514 Third
Ashley John Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 514
Third
Ashley Lucius W., painter, r. 862 Mission
Ashley W. R. Mrs., dressmaker, 120 Sutter, room 51
Ashman Frederick, laborer, r. 350 Tehama
Ashman Richard T. .engineer, r. 6 Freelon
Ashman William, laborer, r. 350 Tehama
Ashman William, stevedore A. C. Freese.r. 119 Silver
B^Ashjuan. See Aschmann
Ashmead Evelyn R. Miss, assistant Noe and Temple
Street Primary School, r. W s Bryant Av, bet
Mariposa and Solano
Ashmtad Gustavus S., carpenter and builder, r. W s
Bryant Av, bet Mariposa and Solano
Ashmore William E., oysterman Frank Gobey, r. 527
Geary
Ashnel Joseph, sausage maker, r. 715 Stockton
Ashton A., r. Russ House
Aslit.on diaries, real estate agent, 413 Montgom-
ery, r. Baden, San Mateo Co.
Ashton Charles, reporter The Daily Report, r. 413
Montgomery
Ashton Charles S., r. 2912 Fillmore
Ashton Frank, clerk J. F. Knox, r. 507 Sixth
Ashton George F., special agent Jennings & Stillman,
r. 1517 Jackson
Ashton Hattie, domestic 1224 Pine
Ashton Holly H., assistant janitor Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 717 Tehama
Ashton M. I., r. Russ House
Ashworth Thomas, capitalist, r. 806 McAllister
Askew Elizabeth Mrs., r. Old Ladies' Home
Askey George, sawsmith,r. 18 First
Askluud. Isaac, laborer, r. 151 Silver
AsmannAdolph, dairy produce and delicacies, 69-70
California Market, and 1517 Polk,r. 1517 Poli
Asmond Thomas, porter, r. 533 Sacramento
Asmus John, farmer, r. SE cor Russia Av and Mission
Road
Asmus John, laborer, r. 1529 Turk
Asmussen George, wood, coal, hay and grain, SW cor
Shotwell and Twentieth
Asmussen Matthias, driver Potrero and B. V. RR.
Asmussen Peter, horseshoer, r. 28 Clay
Asmussen Thomas, seaman, r. North German Hotel
Asmussen Wilheltu, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth
and Shotwell
Asmnssen William A., groceries and liquors,
KW cor Bryant and Eighth, and drygoods, SE cor
Harrison and Eighth, r. 401 Eighth
Asp John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Aspden George, blacksmith, r. 909 Folsom
Aspelin Carl, dyer. r. 435 J^ Shipley
Aspell John, seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Asperil William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear
Asplialtum and Mastic Roofing Co., George
Duncan & Co. proptrs, 652 Market
Aspino Pablo E.. clerk, r. 816 Jackson
Assalena F., packer Cutting Packing Co., r. 1318 Na-
te ma
Assalena Louis R., packer San Francisco and Pacific
Glass Works, r. 1318 Natoma
Aesalino Nicola, tailor, r. S s Precita Av, bet Gunni-
son and Washington Ave
ABsalino Salvatore, cook, r. S s Precita Av, bet Gun-
nison and Washington Avs
Aesanger Elizabeth Miss, r. 20 Harlan PI
Assard Frank, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Assayer State, Louis Falkenau. 328 Montgomery,
room 16
Asselin John 8., carpenter, r. 67 Natoma
Assenti Basilio, cook. r. 8 Ohio
AnaessoT City and County, new City Hall,
first floor
Assion Henry, taUor, 730 Vallejo
Assion Joseph, merchant tailor, 205 Montgomery, r.
348 Third
Associated Press, William M. Webster agent, 302
Montgomerj-, room 33
Ast Bartley, engineer, r. 436 Minna
Astbury F. Mrs., confectionery, 127!^ Fourth
Astburv John, helper Sacramento Boiler Works, r.
127J4 Fourth
Astell Henry, comitositor, r. 239 Fremont
Asten A. O., master mariner, r. 1307 California
AstenJohn L., expressman, 331 East
Aster George, bookbinder Ludwig Radius, r. 1622 West
Mission
Aston James, plumber, r. 4ll Tenth
Aston Sarah E., widow, r. 411 Tenth
Astor Block. C31 Sacramento
Astor House, Adolph D . Segelke proptr, 509-511 Broad-
way
Astorg Alphonse, butcher, r. 871 Mission
Astorg Marcellin, butcher, r. 971 Folsom
Astoria House, Thomas Rees proptr. 550 Mission
Astredo Anthony, wines and liquors, SE cor
Stockton and O'Farrell, r. 914 Vallejo
AstredoN Exclianjfe, Anthony Astredo proprie-
tor. SE cor Stockton and O'Farrell
Asztalos Samuel, r. Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Atbar Olive A., weaver, r. 28 Valparaiso
Atfliinson B. "M. «& Co. (Edward L. Cutten
and Delia M. Atchinson) dairy produce and pro-
visions, 16-17-28-30 Centre Market
Atchinson Delia M., widow (B. M. Atchinson k Co.)
r. East Oakland
Atchinson John M. , messman P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Atchinson L. E., r. 726 California
Atchinson Richard, produce merchant, r. 1103 Mont-
gomery
Atchison Mary Mrs. , linguist, r. 314 Bush
Atchison Silas M., miner, r. 793 Mission
Atchison Thomas, speculator, r. 314 Bush
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
road, D. W. Hitchcock agent, 1 Montgomery
Atchisson John, carpenter, r. 1040 Army
Atel Marx. r. 255 Third
Athanesiade Marco, peddler, r. 67 Everett
Athearn Charles G. (Atheam \- Co.) r. 813 Laguna
Athearn Frank, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, r. Calistoga, Cal.
Athearn Joseph H. (Athearn & Co.) r. Oakland
Athearn Mary A., widow, bakery, 1638 Polk
Athearn William, chief clerk collection dept Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, r. 2001 Bush
Athearn & Co. (Charles G. and Joseph H. Athearn
and Benjamin Pendleton) groceries, provisions
and ship stores, 54-56 Steuart
Athenour Giuseppe, florist, r. 1337 Dupont, rear
Atherstone Thomas S., bookkeeper The Singer Mnfg
Co., r. 1633 Clay
Atherton Faxson D., capitalist, r. 309 Dupont
Atherton F. D. Mrs. , widow, r. NE cor California and
Octavia
Atherton Louise A. Mrs., r. 1193^ Sixth
Athens John, quartermaster 0. and O. SS. Belgic
Athey Andrew, longshoreman, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Athol Frank, clerk Eugene F. Badgley, r. 205 Mont-
gomery
Atkins Charles, canmaker, r. 77 Natoma
Atkins David, machinist Clay St. RR., r. 5 Leroy PI
Atkins Eben, porter, r. 1124 Pacific
Atkins Frank, actor, r. 110 Taylor, rear
Atkins H. B., r. 1910 Market
Atkins John, molder, r. 346Beale
Atkins Robert, bagsewer, r. 318 Davis
Atkins Robert C. (Orr & Atkins) r. 608 Geary
Atkinson David, r. W s Church, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Atkinson Edward W., shademaker E. K. Gaskin,r. 371
Minna
Atkinson F., fireman Enginff No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. 314
Sixth
Atkinson George, sawfiler Union Box Factory, r. Oak-
land
Atkinson George, deputy County Clerk, r. Buss House
Atkinson George F., woodturner, 259 First, r. 10 Clem-
entina
Atkinson Harry T., clerk Union Box Factory, r. Oak-
land
Atkinson Henry, seaman, r. 303 Howard
Atkinson Henry, woolgrader, r. 1'240 Mission
Atkinson James, r. 133 Ninth
Atkinson John, clerk, r. 22 Harrison
Atkinson Joseph B. (L. Atkinson & Co.) r. 728 Sutter
Atkinson L. & Co. (Lewis and Joseph B. Atkinson)
shirt mnfrs, 26 Montgomery
Atkinson Lewis (L. Atkinson & Co.) r. 728 Sutter
Atkinson Nathan, real estate, 330 Pine, room 5, r. 803
Golden Gate Av
Atkinson P., seaman, r. 1'27 Jackson
Atkinson Rose H., widow, r. 371 Minna
Atkinson Thomas, r. 28 Zoe
Atkinson Thomas, real estate, r. W s Church, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Atkinson Thomas, trader, r. 520 Seventh
Atkinson Thomas T. & Co. (Thomas T. Atkin-
son) stockbrokers, 337 Pine
G. W. CLARK & LU. INTERIOR VeCORATORS, S^
Ic-nlo a\id Retail dealers In Paper
^ints". nndnll klmls of Window
Materials and Fixtnres.
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
FU1.TOX Ik<»N WORKS, 213 Fremont NtreeU
-Mannfoc-turers r,t" Susar rviills. Vacuum PauH, EU;.
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Atkingon Thomas Thompson (ThomaB T. At- i
kinson & Co.) r. 1610 Turk
Atkinson William, contractor, 302 Montgomery, rooms i
27-2!!, r. East Oakland :
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad (Cal. Division) i
32« Montgomery, room 8
Atlantic Brush Co. (Boston, Mass.) Robert Blair man-
ager, 510 Montgomery
Atlantic Consolidated Mining Co. (DeTil's Gate Dist.,
Nev.) David Wilder secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 21
Atlantic Gardens, Louis Heydenaber proptr, S s Bay,
bet Powell and Mason
Atlantic Giant Powder Co., 4 California
Atlantic Hall, Jacob Kihlmeyer proptr, a08 Fran-
cisco
Atlas Iron Works, J. B. Jardine proptr, 135 Beale
Atley A., laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Attel Marks, watchmaker and .ieweler, 255 Third
Attell Seymour, merchant tailor, 53 Third, r. 132
Perry
Atterbury Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 200 Nineteenth
Atthowe Charles, clerk stmr Relief, r. 706 O'Farrell
Attinger F. (Attinger & Eging) r. 7 Carlos PI
Attinger Gottlieb, boot and shoemaker, 115 Leides-
dorff, r. 5 Elizabeth
Attinger John, cutter Joseph T. Poheim, r. NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Noe
Attinger Laiira, widow, r. N s Clipper, bet Noe and
Sanchez
Attinger & Eging (F. Attinger and Christian Eging)
tailors, 316 O'Farrell, rear
Attorney City and County, new City Hall,
third floor
Attridge Arthur, shoemaker, W s Noe, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Attridge Edward, laborer, r. 1010 Filbert
Attridge James, groceries, NW cor Union and Leaven-
worth, r. 2003 Leavenworth
Attridge James Jr., porter, r. 2003 Leavenworth
Attridge Thomas, clerk, r. 2003 Leavenworth
Attridge Thomas, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Attwood Melville, consulting mining engineer,
402 Montgomery, rooms 27-29, r. Saucelito
Atwater D. M., foreman Main & Winchester, r. 659
Howard
Atwell Edward, with J. M. Elder & Co., r. 944 How-
ard
Atwell Eugene, mnfr burning brands, 318 Front, r.
335 Fourth
Atwell H. Wallace, r. cor Twenty- third and TJtah
Atwood Caroline L. Mrs., assistant Girls High School,
r. 1511 Clay
Atwood Charles H., master mariner, r. 1103 Broadway
Atwood C. W.. r. loll Clay
Atwood Ernest C, machinist, r. 5353^ Stevenson
Atwood George E., hay and grain, 733-735 Fourth, r.
16'J Perry
Atwood George W., teamster, r. 133 Clara, rear
Atwood Robert H. (Atwood k Mattingly) r. 501 Post
Atwood Robert H., speculator, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Atwood William T.. chief deputy County Recorder, r.
206 Powell
Atzeroth Frederick (Lemmermann & Atzeroth) r. 1120
Turk
Atzeroth Henry (Atzeroth & Maas) r. 1708 Fillmore
Atzeroth & Maas (Henry Atzeroth and, Frederick
Maas) liquor saloon, 1708 Fillmore
Aubert Albert, porkpacker, 10 S. F. Market and sau-
sage factory, 732 Montgomery, r. 818 Broadway
Aubert Charles, waiter P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 3 Broadway
Aubert Edward, student, r. 818 Broadway
Aubert Eugene, cook, r. New Giullaume Tell Hotel
Aubert Paul L., porter Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 1314
O'Farrell
Aubertin George, barber, 724 Brannan
Aubiu Henry, restaurant. 434 Bush
Aubrey Charles, porter, r. 2(ill Misston
Aubrey Chai'les A., tinner, r. 550 Natoma
Aubrey Francis O., furniture and upholsterer, 2609 Mis-
sion, r. E s Chattanooga, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Aubrey Frank, mate ship W. G. Davis, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Anchinachie George, laborer, r. 205 Second
Audemard Emanuel, porter, r. 470 Tehama
Audeniard Julius, porter, r. 470 Tehama
Audemard Manuel, laundry, 470 Tehama
Audet Louis, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 68 Sil-
ver
Auditor City and County, new City Hall, first
floor
Audley Thomas, sailmaker, r. 140 Fourth
Auer Arthur, maltster, r. 1420 Pine
Auerbach Alfred (Auerbach & Thompson) r. 449 Stev-
enson
Auerbach Leopold, r. 1516 Post
Auerbach Louis, real estate, 539 Clay, r. Oakland
Auerbach & Thompson (Alfred Auerbach and David
Thompson) proptrs Pac. Fringe Factory, 751 Mar-
ket
Aufrichtig Moritz, watchmaker and jewelry mnfr, 116
Sixth, r. 1045 Folsom
Augenstein Ernst, jeweler, r. 913 Eighto — ;_i
Auger Anna, widow, r. 8 Caroline PI
Auger Bernard E., commission merchant, l^O Battery,
r. 826 Howard
Auger Evigene A., clerk, r. 826 Howard
Auger Flora Mme., millinery, 621 Larkin
Auger John, baker, r. 621 Larkin
Auger John I., student Heald's Business College
Auger Lewis S., farmer, r. 8 Second Av
Augerstein Charles, laborer, r. 940 Bryant
Augros Cleophas, widow, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Augsburgh Frederick (Fawcett & Augsburgh) r. 63
Minna
August Andrew, seaman, r. 1 Johnston
August John, r. W 6 Merrimac, bet Kentucky and
Fourth
Augustine Leon, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Augustine M. B., salesman Gordon Hardware Co.,r.
Oakland
Aug-ustine Morris (Rosenbaum& Co.) r. 23Kearny
Augustine William, cabinetmaker, r. nr Ocean View
Station
Augustine William, cabinetmaker, 641 Third, r. 409
Brannan
Augustiny John, butcher, r. 407 Turk, rear
Augusto Felippe, cook Lisbon House
Augustus Joseph, painter, r. 913 Montgomery
Aul George, chicken ranch, E s Watts, nr Crescent Av,
B. H.
Auld John M., harnessmaker, r. 214 Perry
Auld Royal I., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Oakland
Auld Robert W., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1025 Sutter
Aulds William P., salesman, r. 423 O'Farrell
Auley Edward O., watchmaker, r. Ahlbom House
Ault J. C, engineer, r. Linden House
Ault Joseph H., warehouseman, r. 552 Bryant
I Ault Joseph P., hostler, r. 552 Bryant
I Ault Matthias, miller, r. 675 Mission
Ault M. L. Mrs., widow, r. 242 Taylor
Ault Samuel S., r. 552 Bryant
»^Ault. See Alt
Aultman Mill and Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.)
J. M. Bufflngton secretary, 309 California, room 4
Aumann Henry, Cigar Makers' Assn. 114 Dupont
Aumaun Wilhelmina, widow, r. 11 Telegraph PI
Aungst Henry, laborer, r. 608 Sixth
Auradou A. L. & Co. (Alexander L. Auradou and
George Tiaffay) poultry, game etc.. 515 Merchant
Auradou A. Leon Jr., lithographer, r. 1309 Powell
Auradou Alexander L. (A. L. Auradou & Co.) r. 1309
Powell
Aurich Abraham, butcher, r. 211 Austin
Aurick Charles, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Aurora Tunnel and Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) C.
Van Dyck Hubbard secretary, 310 Pine, room 11
Aiirouze Marius, barber, 203 Montgomery Av, r. 3
Grand PI
Ausman Otto H., upholsterer, r. 1571 k> Market
Austermuhle Charles, cook. r. 21 Stockton PI
Austin Adele J. Mrs., r. 214}^ Sixth
Austin Alfred M., brakeman S. P. RR., r. 216 Powell
Austin Alvuh C, engineer, r. 2019 Hyde
Austiu.Benjamin C. metal broker, r. 126 Tenth
Austin Benjamin C. Jr.. clerk W. J. Calliugbam& Co.,
r. 126 Tenth
Austin Benjamin F.. gilder, r. 29 Linden Av
Austin C. H., freight clerk P. M. SS. Australia
Austin Charles G., r. 8 Folsom Av
Austin Charles G. Jr., r. 8 Folsom Av
Austin Edward, bargeman A. C. Freese
Austin Edwin C, millwright, r. 227 Green
Austin Emma Mrs., r. 503 Fell
Austin Frank, r. 611 Folsom
Austin Harry, r. 533 Capp
Austin Henry, dentist, office and r. 634 ■Washington
Austin Henry, seaman, r. NW cor Harrison and Spear
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Washing Called for and Delivered
OFFICK. .t3 UKAKV ST.
I MArnnMniirU importer of and dealer in coal, and pig iron,
J. IVIHOUUI^UUUn, 4X Market Street, corner Spear.
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Austin Henry S. (Thomas H.- Selby & Co.) r. San
Kafael
Austin Henry S., paper boxmaker, r. 8 Folsom Av
Austin John, porter George Finck, r. 2 Twentieth
Austin Joseph, drayman Crane, Hastings & Co., r. 51G
Seventh
Austin Joseph, suryeyor cargoes, 307 California, r.
Palace Hotel
Austin Laurel N., teamster Renner & Co., r. cor Bitch
and Townsend
Austin Marcus E. , real estate and brokerage, 639
Kearny, r. East Oakland
Austin Owen C, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Austin Richard, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Austin Sampson Jr., packer R. A. Swain & Co., r. 1620
Post
Austin Thaddeus T., letter carrier Post Office, r. Ab-
botsford House
Austin Thomas, waiter, r. 25 M Sixth
Austrian Benevolent Society, 71 New Montgomery
Autenreith Edward H., attorney at law, r. 306
Eighteenth
Autergne George, laundryman, r. nr Ocean View
Station
Autey William H. , steward, r. 131 Perry
Automatic Serving Machine, A. T. Eggleston
manager, 1'21 Post
Auvray Francois, drayman, r. 133i Dupont
Avacino Antonio, vegetable peddler, r. 726 Green,rear
Avan John, corporal police, r. 13 Tehama
Avancino Bastiano, vegetables, r. 1 Varennes
Aventuri Gio. Batta, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Wash-
ington
Averell Wilson, r. 56iH Howard
Averill E. Miss, r. 608 Ellis
Averill Herbert E., student Pac. Business College, r.
735 Pine
Avery Augustus A., hackman. SW cor Post and Stock-
ton, r. 430 Valencia
Avery B. P. Mrs., widow, r. 733 Bush
Avery Dean R. (D. R. Avery & Co.) r. 1437 Steiner
Avery D. R. & Co. (Dean R. Avery) fruits and vege-
tables, 18-19 Centre Market
Avery Elisha, captain bark Legal Tender, r. 1437
Steiner
Avery Eunice H., widow, r. N s Solano, bet Iowa and
Pennsylvania Av
Avery F., studen* Barnard's Business College
Avery F. P. .porter Hartshorn & Waters, r. 2 Reagan PI
Avery Francis, secretary Sausalito Land and
Ferry Co., Ferry Building, East, nr Market, r.
Saucelito
Avery Francis, clerk insurance dejit Balfour, Guthrie
& Co.. r. Saucelito
Avery Harry, blockmaker. r. 54 Third
Avery James O., compositor, r. NW cor Iowa and So-
lano
Avery Judson, clerk T>. R. Avery & Co., r. 1528 Eddy
Avery Martin, sailmaker, r. 250 Spear
Avery Robert J., foreman R. C. Hanson, r. 54 Third
Avery Ross, carpenter, r. S s Montezuma, nrCoso Av,
B. H.
Avery Walter, seaman, r. 623 Davis
Avettant Peter, r. 6 Polk Lane
Avila John, cigarmaker, r. 518 Valencia
Avila Porfiria, r. 502 Sutter
Avilais Raymond, inessman P. M. SS. Grai^ada
Avy EujEfene, wholesale dealer sheep, and wool
commission merchant, cor Railroad and Sixth Avs,
South S. F.. office 320 Sansome, room 7, r. 310
Lombard
Axel Maggie, operator Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1008
Natoma
Axel Mary, widow, r. 1008 Natoma
Axelrod Max, physician, office 423 Sutter, r. 1019 Pine
Axelrod Samuel, fancy goods, 801 Market, r. 7 Car-
oline
Axensin Fred, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Axford William, iron foundry, NW cor Noe and Twen-
ty-fifth, r. W s Noe, bet Jersey and Twenty-fifth
Axford William Jr., bookkeeper William Axl'ord. r.
W s Noe, bet Jersey and Twenty-fifth
Axt Herman J., clerk Joseiih Dinkelsplel, r. 1062>i
Howard
Axt Ludwig, shoemaker, 1002 M Howard
Axtell George M., bartender, r. 114 Fourth
Axtell John, cook, r. 15^^ Oak Grove A\
Axtell Nellie, widow, lodgings. 371 Jessie
Axtmann Herman, cabinetmaker, r. 1614 >^ Buchanan
Axtmann Leopold, bakery, 500 Hayes
Ayala Manuel, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Ayer Charles, r. 25 Oak
Ayer Cyrus, restaurant. 1067 Howard
Aver Edward E., r. 323 Kearny
Ayer Frank P.. capitalist, r.905 Valencia
Ayer Frederick, r. 728 J^ Green
Ayer Frederick W., machinist, r. 315 Fifth
Ayer Isaac, ganger U.S. Internal Revenue, r. Alameda
Ayer James, longshoreman, r. 728}^ Green
Ayer Jonathan R., house and sign painter, 618 Califor-
nia, r. 413 Minna
Ayer Joseph S., carpenter, r. 724 Seventeenth
Ayer Joseph Y., carpenter and builder, 724 Seven-
teenth
Ayer L. Mrs., r. 1640 Polk
Ayer Washington, physician, office 410 Kearny, r. 1622
Clay
Avers Alonzo T., special policeman, r. 110 Austin
Ayers Chad., hackman, r. 775 Market
Ayers Charles J., milkman, r. 827 Nineteenth
Ayers Charles L., clerk, r. 920 Dolores
Ayers David M. (Sheffer & Ayers) r. 765 Market
Ayers D. M. Mrs., housekeeper O'Kane House, 765
Market
Ayers Frank N., butcher, r. NE cor Carolina and San-
ta Clara
Ayers Frankie Miss, tailoress J. Lancaster & Co., r.
7283^ Green
Ayers George W. , glassblower, r. NE cor Santa Clara
and Carolina
Ayers Grosvenor P., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 1605 Golden Gate Av
Ayers Harrv, liquor saloon, NW cor Stockton and
Ellis
Ayers John C, corporal police, r. 110 Austin
Ayers Joseph, mining, r. Turk St. Hotel
Ayers M. , publisher and proprietor The Farmer
and Dealer, 258 Market, rooms 1-2, r. Oakland
Ayers M. & Co., manufacturers California Lion
Sulky Rake, 258 Market, rooms 1-2
Ayers Mary P. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 905 Market
Ayers Thomas, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Ayers William, ship calker, r. N s Twelfth Av, bet N
and P, South S. F.
Ayers William H., special policeman, r. 408 Austin
Ayers Wilson, blacksmith, r. 1437 Polk
K^Ayers. See Ayres and Eayrs
Ayhens Leon, butcher A. Geantit, r. California Hotel
Aylward Ellen, laundress, r. S s Eddy, bet lillmore
and Steiner
Aylward Mary, laundress, r. S s Eddy, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Aymer Blanche Miss, copyist, r. 264 >i Minna
Aymer Carrie Miss, copyist, r. 264 ><. Minna
Ayres Adolph A., furnished rooms, 427 Bush
Ayres Edward, blacksmith, r. 54 First
Ayres Emma, widow, r. 1208 Sutter
Ayres Frank P., r. 46 Tehama
Ayres Frederick, bricklayer, r. 6 Willow
Ayres Frederick, laborer, r. 315 Fifth
Ayres Henry, machinehand, r. 708 >i Tehama
Ayres Irvin, merchant, office 309 Sacramento, r. Oak-
land
Ayres Lottie Mrs., r. 6 Perry
Ayres William C, salesman Joseph Figel, r. 1303
Broadway
^?"Ayres. See Ayers and Eayrs
Azores' Home, John C. Coelho proprietor, 111
Jackson
Axtec Pinole Co., J. G. Montealegre proprietor,
218 Sacramento
B
Baader John, bartender, r. 2 Bush St. PI
Baagoe Peter L., captain schr Sea Lion, r. 503 Fol-
som'
Baagoe Robert, cook, r. 503 Folsom
Baar Jess, laborer, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Baas Charles, bartender, r. 1720 Stockton
Babb Clement E. Rev., editor Occident, 757 Market,
r. 1031 Mission
Babb Milton E., attorney at law, 214 Sansome, rooms
22-23, r. 118 Post
Babbitt Amelia, widow, r. 1129 Mission
Babbitt E. it., r. 444 Brannan
Babbitt John H., proptr Excelsior Straw Works, 120
Fourth, r. 316 Minna
CABINET WOODS m VENEERS, 133 spear st, JOHNTOMORE
G. D. MORSE,
PIIOTOtiBAPHER, 886 MARKET ST.
FIRST CliASS TAKiEBfT OKKiT' EMPl-OYKD.
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Babbitt Samuel T., laborer, r. N s Sierra, bet Ken-
tucky and Tennessee
Babcock A. S. (George Bull & Co.) r. San Jose
Babcock Ella L. Miss, saleslady A. T. Eggleston, r.
d4t> Miuna
Babcock Georja^e, general agent American Driven
Well Water Co., 40 Merchants' Exchange, r. 1422
Taylor
Babcock George, postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Washington Corners
Babcock H. Mrs., r. 715 Lombard
Babcock Harry, clerk Parrott & Co., r. 11 Essex
Babcock John, night inspector Custom House, r. 546
Minna
Babcock John P., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 311 Stockton
Babcock Kate D. Miss, r. 11 Essex
Babcock Nancy, widow, r. 1808 Fillmore
Babcock William (Parrott & Co.) r. ll*ssex, and San
Rafael
Babcock William, carpenter, r. W s California Av,
nr Virginia Av
Babcock William F. (Parrott & Co.) r. 11 Essex
Babcock & IrVilcox Co., manufacturers water
tube steam boilers, Charles G. Ewing agent, 505
Mission
Babcox Charles A., clerk The Bradstreet Co.. r. 47G
Jessie
Baber Fannie Mrs., r. 215 Green
Babich Jacob, fruits, 639 Post
Babier Mme., r. 737 Howard
Babin Laiiclry C, rent collector, 612 Commer-
cial, r. 2116 Larkin
Babkirk Frederic, night watchman, r. 8 Bonita
Babkirk Fred. H., printer, r. 8 Bonita
Babrich August, baker, r. i Fella PI
Baccala Domeuico, teamster, r. 820 Front
Baccala Fulvio, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Baccala Giuseppe, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Baccala Louis (Bocken & Baccala) r. 726 J^ Broadway,
rear
Bacoi Santi (G. Martini & Co.) r. 635 Vallejo
Baccio Giuseppe (S. Nardelli & Co.) r. 1803 Mason
BaccuB Benjamin F. W., laborer, r. 3213^ O'Farrell
Baccus John B., r. 1031 Sutter
Baccus Richard T., market, SW cor O'Farrell and
Mason, r. 119 Ellis
fi£?" Baccus. See Backus
Bace Antonio, fisherman, r. 503 East
Bacelli Salvatori, salesman, r. 1136 Folsom
Bach C, student Heald's Business College
Bach Charles (Bach A: Lux) r. 1583 Folsom
Bach Ferdinand, cabinet maker, r. 1007 Washington
Bach Frederick W., bookkeeper Kline & Co., r. 1105
Powell
Bach Harry P., barber, r. 1116 Leavenworth
Bach Herman, traveling agent Mayrisch Bros. & Co.,
r. 1007 Washington
Bach Isaac, teamster, r. 629 Stevenfion
Bach John (Bach, Meese & Co.) r. 2022 Mission
Bach K. Mrs., widow, r. 1007 Washington
Bach Mathilde, widow, r. 1116 Stockton
BacI^ Meese Hi Co. (John Bach and Hermann
Meese) formerly United Anaheim Wine Growers'
Association, wholesale liquors, and agents C.
Conrad k Co.'s Budweiser Beer, 321 Montgomery
Bach William F., lithographer, r. 2022 Mission
Bacit <& Lux (Charles Bach and Frank A. Lux)
proprietors Pioneer, Bay and Union Malt Houses,
and importers and jobbers hops, corks and brew-
ers' materials, 535-.537 Sacramento
Bachelder Charles S., bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. 534
Busli
Bachelder Edward M., clerk Williams Bros., r. 943 Va-
lencia
Bachelder Franklin J., traveling salesman Seth
Thomas Clock Co.. r. 1111 Pacific
Bachelder Horace, bookkeeper, r. 943 Valencia
Bachelder James W., weigher Mission Bay Ware-
bouse, r. 943 Valencia
Bachelder John W., attorney at law. r. 1585 Folsom
Baclielder Sarah C, widow, r. 943 Valencia
Bachelder Thomas F., attorney at law, 612 Commer-
cial, r. Alameda Co.
e^ Bachelder. See Batchelder
Bacher Charles S., butcher, 8E cor Clay and Taylor
r. 1133 Clay
Bacher E. Mrs., millinery and human hair, 404 Kearny
Bacher Frank A., r. 404 Kearny
a^ Bacher. See Backer, Baker, Bakker and Becker I
Bachert August, •salesman B. Nathan & Co., r. 331
Kearny
Bachle Charles T., carpenter, r. 560 ?-4 Natoma
Bacbnian Brothers (Herman S., Nathan S., David
S. and Leojjold S.) importers foreign and domes-
tic dry goods, 10-12 Battery and 10 Bush
Bachman Charles, invoice clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 502 Bush
Bachman David S. (Bachman Brothers.) r. 1617 Van
Ness Av
Bachman Herman S. (Bachman Brothers.) r. New
York
Bachman Leopold (Frankenthal, Bachman & Co.) r.
915 Polk
Bachman Leopold S. (Bachman Brothers.) r. 617
Leavenworth
Bachman Nathan S. (Bachman Brothers.) r. 1716 Van
Ness Av
Bachman Simon (Esberg, Bachman & Co.) r. 1115 Van
Ness Av
1^" Bachman. See Beckman
Bachmann Anna Mrs., r. 307 Mason
Bachmaun Frederick W.. packer, r. 11 Kate
Bachmann Henry, maltster, r. 108 Valparaiso
Bacbmaim Jacob, hardware and cutlery, lock-
smith and bellhanger and shooting gallery, 729
Clay
Bachmann Theodore, steward, r. 1122 Battery
Bachrach Simon, r. 419 Geary
Bachrach Simpn, cigar dealer, r. 331 Kearny
Bacigalupi Angelo, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway
Bacigalupi Antonio, porter George H. Tay & Co., r.
627 Lombard
Bacigalupi Antonio L. (Bacigalupi & Casassa) r. 2006
Maaon
Bacigalupi August, clerk, r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Carlo, drayman, r. 21 Lafayette PI
Bacigalupi Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Bacigalupi Francesco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Bacigalupi Gaetano, melter, melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 524 Filbert
Bacigalupi Giovanni, bootblack, r. 1114 Kearny
Bacigalupi Giovanni, boots and shoes, 1404 Dupout
Bacigalupi Giovanni, laborer, r. 11 Jasper PJ, rear
Bacigalupi Giovanni, musician, r. 718 Greenwich,
rear
Bacigalupi Joseph, peddler, r. 810 Union
Bacigalupi Joseph, woodcarver, r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Livia, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Bacigalupi Louis, bootblack, r. 810 Union
Bacigalupi Louis, peddler, r. 526 }« Linden Av
Bacigalupi Nathal, clerk, r. 9 Calhoun
Bacigalupi Pablo, painter, r. 14 Pollard PI, rear
Bacigalupi Pablo, porter, r. 14 Pollard PI, rear
Bacigalupi & Casassa (A. L. Bacigalupi and Stefano
Casassa) fruit and vegetables, 507 Washington
Bacigalupo T. D., wine cellar, 1419 Dupont
Bacigalupo Vincent, machinist, r. 081 Mission
Backe Areut C, compositor, r. 318 Davis
Backer Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 13 Harlan PI
B^"Backer. See Bacher, Baker. Bakker and Becker
Backstrom Otto, clerk Charles F. Merle, r. 313 Mason
Backus Charles, master mariner, r. 121 Francisco
Backus Oscar J. (George H. Tay S Co.) r. Oakland
Backus Philip M., bookkeeper Columbia Foundry, r.
725 California
8£?"Backus. See Baccus
Bacome William, hostler, r. 258 Clementina, rear
Bacon Adeline A. Mrs., assistant Grant Primary
School, r. 1714 Sacramento
Bacon Alonzo P., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
502 Powell
Bacon A. M., r. 1714 Sacramento
Bacon B. F., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., t. 501
Geary
Bacon C. S., domestic 1121 Pine
Bacon Edward L. (Meacham & Bacon) r. 2726 Mission
Bacon Edwin H., r. 929 Howard
Bacon Eugene, master mariner, r. SW cor Beale and
Bryant
Bacon Francis H., clerk Edward S. Spear k Co., r.
1318 Jackson
Bacon Frank, carpenter, r. 5 Leroy PI
Bacon Frank P. (Nuttall, Bacon & Co.) r. 8 Essex
Bacon Frederick L., engineer, r. 2515 Folsom
Biicon Gaston E. (Abranison & Bacon and A. Heu-
nisch & Co.) r. 5 Quincy PI
Bacon George H., assistant superintendent N. B. and
M. RR., r. 725 Harrison
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. ^^^ling silverware and french clocks
19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
CiOOD WORK. liOW PRICEM.
OFFICE. (>48 MARKET STREET.
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Bacon -H. Mrs., r. 1901 Pacific Av
Bacon Henry D. , real estate, 305 Sausome, r. Oak-
land
Bacon Horace, deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 54 Third
Bacon Jacob (Bacon & Co.) r. 2200 California
Bacon John B., liquor saloon, 213 Montgomery, r. 410
Minna
Bacon. Joseph A., r. 929 Howard
Bacon Joseph S., agent Boston and Philadelphia
• Boards of Underwriters, 310 California, and mem-
ber Board of Education, r. 1020 Pine
Bacon Joseph V., clerk Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
1020 Pine
Bacon Lewis G., teamster, r. 642 Natoma
Bacon Maria, widow, r. 10 Steuart
Bacon Martin, stock broker, 325 Montgomery,
I. O. O. F. Building, r. 2508 Clay
Bacon William, butcher, 5 Mission Market, r. 249
Clementina
Bacon William H., laborer, r. W s San Bruno Road,nr
Army
Bacon William O., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1714
Sacramento
Bacon «!k Co. (Jacob Bacon and James E. Ager)
book and job printers, 508 Clay and 509 Sansome
Bacquie Henry, r. NW cor Stockton and Vallejo
Badaracco Antonio, liquor saloon, 1308 Pacific
Badaracco Charles, tinsmith, r. 1308 Pacific
Badaracco David (J. Demartini & Co.) r. 428 Dupont
Badaracco Luigi , wood and coal, 1511 California
Badarous Sidney B., clerk Moore, Ferguson & Co., r.
11 Laurel PI
Baddeley William Jr., messenger Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 5 Hunt
Baddeley William B., driver Pacific Transfer Co., r.
5 Hunt
Bade Joseph, restaurant, 654 Mission
Bader Bertha, domestic 307 Hyde
Bader H., r. Winchester House
Bader John, trunkmaker John Norgrove, r. Alameda
Bader William, cook, r. 431 Stevenson
Badger Ella F. Miss, actress, r. 102 First Av
Badger Hill and Cherokee Gravel Mining Co., (Neva-
da Co., Cal.,) H. Pichoir secretary, 320 Sansome,
room 24
Badger James, expressman,NW cor Market and Eddy,
r. cor Laguna and O'Farrell
Badger Josie A. Miss, furnished rooms, 102 First Av
Badger William G., wholesale clothing and fur-
nishing goods, and agent Hallett, Davis & Co.'s
pianos and George Woods & Co.'s organs, 13
Sansome, r. Fruit Vale
Badgley Eugene F., jewelry, watches and dia-
monds, 205 Montgomery, r. 1017 Mason
Badgley William, tailor, r. 6 Clara Lane
Badlam Alexander Sr., r. 92(5 Clay
Badlam Alexander, Assessor City and County,
office new City Hall, first floor, r. 1024 Franklin
Badlam Alexander T., deputy Assessor, r. 1024 Frank-
lin
Badlam Edgar, r. 1024 Franklin
Badlam Ezra B., chief deputy County Assessor,
r. 1008 Union
Badouin August, pattern maker, r. 1 Scotland
Badt Alexander L., bookkeeper P. Berwin & Bro.,
r. 1305 Gough
Badt Morris, merchant, r. 635 Ellis
Baebler Frederick, machinist, r. .530 Mission
Baebler John, coppersmith, r. 530 Mission
Baecke Charles H., shoe fitter, r. :h'J O'Farrell
Baecke Frank, carpet layer, r. 2022 Sutter
Baebr Ferdinand W., r. 426 Fell
BaehrJohnM., liquor saloon, 414 Sansome, r. 128
Oak
Baehr William, mnfg jeweler, 049 Sacramento,
r. 1721 Sacramento
Baehr William Jr., bookkeeper M. Waterman & Co.,
r. 1721 Sacramento
Baer Eliza, widow, r. 35 Rus.i
Baer Emilo, liquor saloon, NW cor Powell and Filbert,
r. 719 Clay
Baer Erailie Miss, teacher music, r. 35 Russ
Baer Isaac, carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 38 Moss
Baer Isidore, peddler, r. 11 John
jS" Baer. See Baehr, Babr and Bare
Baerschmidt Euiilia, widow, r. 3010 Sixteenth
Baerwold George, nurse, r. 409 Gough
Baerwold Jacob, compositor, r. 409 Gough
Baerwold Marks, 8boecutter,r. 409 Gough
Baettge Peter (Brugge & Baettge) r. 118 J^ Washington
Baflco John, cartman, r. 437 Shipley, rear
Bagala Bella Mrs., bakery, SE cor Twenty -fifth and
Alabama
Bagala Luis, cooper, r. SE cor Twenty-fifth and Ala-
bama
Bagauza Louis W., waiter, r. 523 Pine
Bagger Joseph, sawyer, r. 1217 Kearny
Baggett William T. (William T. Baggett & Co., Bag-
gett & Piatt and Stookwell & Co.) r. 016 Taylor
Baggett W^iUiam T. «S£ Co. (WilUam T. Bag-
gett) book, job and law printers, and proprie-
tors Pacific Coast Law Jounal, 538 Sacramento
Baggett Winfield S., bookkeeper William T. Baggett
& Co. , r. 115 Page
Baggett Si Piatt (William T. Baggett and Horace
G. Piatt) attorneys at' law, 402 Montgomery,
rooms 10-11
Baggiadonna G., Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Baggs Alexander L., clerk Isaac Baggs, r. 940 Mission
Baggs Edward, clerk, r. 940 Mission
Baggs Isaac, attorney at law, 402 Montgomery,
r. 940 Mission
Bagie William, r. 20 Clementina
Bagley Charles O., sawmaker, r. 613 Mission
Bagley David B., clerk Bank of California, r. 28
Liberty
Bagley Jeremiah, hostler, r. 201 Jessie
Bagley John, morocco dresser, r. cor Twenty-fifth
and Columbia
Bagley John P. E., machinist, r. 631J^ Stevenson
Bagley John W., clerk, r. 429 Clementina
Bagley Perkins H.. clerk, r. 118 Eddy
a^"Bagley. See Begley
Baglietto Louis (Baglietto & Gracchi) r. 422 Vallejo,
rear
Baglietto & Gracchi (Louis Baglietto and Giacoma
Gracchi) produce commission merchants, 421
Davis
Bagman Jacob, r. N s Filbert, bet Pierce and Steiner
Bagnall John, teacher Hamilton Grammar School
Bagnall Joseph J. , longshoreman, r. 60 Annie
Bagnasco Policarpo, photographer I. West Taber, r.
18 Lewis
Bagner Joseph, laborer, r. 60 Annie
Bagnoli Temistocle, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broad-
way
Bagpt Frederick, canvasser, 508 Montgomery
Bagutti Alexandre, pain,ter, r. 604 Vallejo
Bagutti Peter, cook Occidental Hotel
Bahlmaun Henry, clerk Philadelphia Brewery, r.
2231 Howard
Bahlmann Hermann N., driver, r. 662 Howard
Bahls John F. W. (Althof & Bahls) r. Oakland
Bahn Frederick, tanner, r. cor Gough and Filbert
Bahnsen William J . , waiter, r. 916 Montgomery
Bahr Hermann, woodturner, r. 2226 Sacramento
Bahrbach Frederick, baker, r. 10 Charles PI
Bahrs Andrew S., jailer County Jail, r. I(il3 Union
Bahrs John, drayman, r. NW cor Eighteenth and
Sherman
Bahrt Martin, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twelfth
and Folsom
Bahruth Hilbert, liquor saloon, 700 Montgomery, r.
81 Fourth
Baicke Henry, fringemaker, r. 527 Pine
BailAdolph (Kowalski & Co.) r.509 Fourth
Bail J., baker, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Bail Paul, tailor, r. 15 Monroe
Bailey A. C. Mrs., r. 034 Post
Bailey Alexander, student, r. 726 California
Bailey Amos J., capitalist, r. 417^4 Pine
Bailey Ann, widow, r. 33 De Boom
Bailey Ann, widow, r. 612 Powell
Bailey Ann M., widow, r. 1423 Kearny
Bailey .Vrthur, laborer, r. 33 De Boom
Bailey .\ugu.stas, harne.ssmaker, r. 503 Broadwaj'
Bailey Byron, carpenter, r. 168 Tehama
Bailey Byron Jr., carpenter, r. 168 Tehama
Bailey Charles, carpenter, r. 1309 Stockton
Bailey Charles, clerk, r. 215 Kearny
Bailey Charles, clerk, r. 417 JiS Pine
Bailey Charles A., carpenter, r. Revere House
Bailey Charles A., real estate, 3'20 Sausome, room 13,
r. Oakland
Bailey Charles J., second lieutenant First Artillery,
U. S. A., Presidio
Bailey Charles L., salesman, r. 121 Seventh
Bailey Charles P., clerk Post Office, r. 319 Bush
Bailey Charles T., mate schr Dakota, r. 14 Sacra-
mento
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Bailey Clarence M ., captain Eighth Infantry U. S.
A., commanding Co. D, Angel Island
Bailey Daniel P., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
32 Linden Av
Bailey David, driver, r. 1008 Valencia
Bailey David T., r. 203 Ritch
Bailey Edgar, driver, r. 1314 Polk
Bailey Edward, clerk, r. 1509 California
Bailey Eleanor, ■widow, r. 813 Bush
Bailey Frankie Mi.ss, furnished rooms, 679 Mission
Bailey Frederick P., engineer, r. 1309 Mission
Bailey George (Bailey & McLean) r. 533 Commercial
Bailey George, clerk, and extraman Engine No. 12, S.
F. F. D.
Bailey George, laborer, r. 1212 Bryant
Bailey George, laborer, r. California Av. B. H.
Bailey George, master mariner, r. 416 Fifth
Bailey George H., machinist, r. 1.516 Pacific Av
Bailey H. A., pantryman P. C. SS. Geo. W. Elder, r.
1012 Kearny
Bailey Henry, barrel dealer, r. 1013 Howard
Bailey Henry, curled hair mnfr, NE cor (Tenth Av and
P, South S. F.
Bailey Henry, painter, r. 1229 Lombard
Bailey Henry, wood and coal, 128 O'Farrell
Bailey Henry M., r. 308 Mason
Bailey Hugo, machinist, r. Niagara House
Bailey Isaac L., carriagemaker, 911 Harrison, rear, r.
911 a Harrison
Bailey James, boilermaker, r. 33 De Boom
Bailey James, expressman, corDupont and Jackson, r.
SW cor Montgomery Av and Francisco
Bailey James D., secretary Union Insurance Co.,
416 California, r. 1915 Franklin
Bailey James M., porter, r. 236}^ Jessie
Bailey James S., soap peddler, r. N s Silver Av, nr
Merrill
Bailey John, bootblack, r. 644 Mission
Bailey John, drayman Cutter & Co., r. 911 Harrison
Bailey John, painter, r. 522 Turk, rear
Bailey John R., seaman, r. 1227 Jn Clay
Bailey Joseph C, commission wool, leather and hides,
office 218 California, room 1, r. The Baldwin
Bailey Joseph H . , stationery and hardware, 1513 Stock-
ton, r. 830 Union
Bailey Joseph J., soap peddlei", r. N a Silver Av, nr
Merrill
Bailey Josie, domestic 1634 Sacramento
Bailey L. E., special agent Travelers' Insurance Co.,
410 California
Bailey Leon, stonegrainer, r. 514 Filbert
Bailey Lillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 540 Bryant
Bailey L. L. Miss, cashier restaurant. Palace Hotel
Bailey Louis H. Jr., watchmaker and jeweler, 1100
Market, r. 317 Leavenworth
Bailey Margaret Mrs., r. 236)^ Jessie
Bailey Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors, 71
Minna
Bailey Mining Co. (Virginia City, Nev.) William H.
Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Bailey Nathan J., butcher, 515 Bryant, r. 203 Ritch
Bailey N. J., driver City RR., r. 1803 Mission
Bailey Orrin, upholsterer, r. 1423 Kearny
Bailey Patrick, barrel dealer, r. 719 Brannan
Bailey Peter, mnfr morocco, r. 5 Howard Court
Bailey Richard, steward stmr Reform, r. 11 J4 Jack-
son
Bailey Robert, paperhanger, r. S s Lombard, bet Polk
and Larkiu
Bailey Samuel C, plumber and gaslitter, 1621 Fill-
moro, r. 1(115 Ellis
Bailey Sarah, widt)w, r. 522 Turk, rear
Bailey Sarali M.. widow, r. 757 '4 Howard
Bailey Thomas (Thomas Bailev & Co.) r. The Trues-
dell
Bailey Thomas & Co. (Thomas Bailey and William P.
Pyne) woolgraders and packers, NW cor Fifth
and Hluxome
Bailey Walter M., clerk, r. 1007 Powell
Bailey William, patternmaker, r. 1013 Howard
Bailey William, seaman, r. 410 Jackson
Bailey William, teamster, r. H47 Howard
Bailey William J., shoecuttor, r. 612 Powell
Bailey William M., tailor, 35 Tliird, r. Oakland
Bailey & McLean (George Bailey and William Mc-
Lean) proptrs Railroad Lodgings, ,">33 Commercial
B^Bailey. See Baillie, Bailly, Baylcy and Bayly
Bailie James L., policeman, r. 105 Leavenworth
Bailie Thomas, stevedore, r. 41 DeBoom
Bailhtt Joseph, r. 3 Caroline PI
Baillie George B., horse trainer, r. NE cor Kearny and
Market
Baillie William, porter, r. 746 Mission
Baillie William T., cook P. M. SS. Colima
Bailly Achille (Bailly Brothers) r. 514 Filbert
Bailly Arthur (Bailly Brothers) r. 514 Filbert
Bailly Brothers (Arthur and Achille) porkpackers, 71
California Market
Bailly Claudine, widow, r. 514 Filbert
Bailly Jules, butcher, r. 430 Vallejo •
Baily Alexander H., carpenter, r. 309 Fell
Baily Alexander H. Jr., carpenter, r. 309 Fell
Baily Charles M., first lieutenant Eighth Infantry, U.
S. A., assistant commissary subsistence, Angel
Island
Baily David, carpenter, r. 309 Fell
Baily £lijali I., lieutenant-colonel, and surgeon
U. S. A., office 36 New Montgomery, r. 1028 Hyde
Baily Erasmus F., salesman O. Lawton & Co., r. 841
Market
Baily Joseph C, major, surgeon V. S. A., post
surgeon Presidio
Baily Shepard D., proptr Broadway Block, 500 Broad-
way
Baily Thomas J. (Baily & O'Donnell) r. 9 Mason
Baily William J., proptr Isthmus House, 52-54 First
Baily k O'Dounell (Thomas J. Baily and Thomas
O'Donnell) plumbers and gastitters, 612 Laguna
tjg^Baily. See Bailey, Baillie, Bailly and Bayley
Bain Alexander, longshoreman, r. 425 Greenwich
Bain Anna, widow, r. 720 Bryant
Bain James, tinsmith, r. 229 Minna
Bain James S., engineer, and extraman Hose No. 1, S.
F. F. D., r. N s Twenty-fifth, nr Castro
Bain John, blacksmith, r. 31 Perry
B^Bain. See Baine and Bane
Bainbridge ArnoiJ, detective, r. 622 Grove
Baiubridge P., salesman, r. 533 Sacramento
Baine Hannah Miss, tobacco stripper, r. 737 Brannan
Baine M. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 122 Taylor
Baine Patrick J., plumber, r. 737 Brannan
Baines George A., r. 19 Taylor
Baines Thomas, r. 172 Clementina, rear
Baird A. M., r. 730 Fulton
Baird Andrew, notebroker, 312 California, r. Berkeley
Baird Charles W., clerk freight dept C. P. RR., r. 606
Folsom
Baird Elizabeth Miss, r. 106 Mason
Baird James M. (Barry, Baird & Co.) r. 1224 Broad-
way
Baird J. H. Mrs., r. Occidental Hotel
Baird Joseph N., portrait artist, r. 319 Fourth
Baird Robert H., molder, r. 315 Eddy
Baird Thomas, bartender, r. 636 Commercial
B^ Baird. See Beard
Baisuglia Carlo, fruits and vegetables, 741 Vallejo, r.
740 Vallejo
Baker Mrs., stewardess P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia, r. 609 Folsom
Baker A. & A. (Augustus Baker) pictures and frames,
742 Mission
Baker Abijah, farmer, r. 920 Sutter
Baker Adam, r. E s Fair Oaks, bet Twentj'-first and
Twenty-second
Baker Adam, drayman, r. 356 Brannan
Baker Adam, driver R. R. Swain, r. 115 Natoma
Baker Albert, laborer, r. 10 Lick
Baker Alfred D., watchman, r. 625 Vallejo
Baker Alfred W., abstract clerk Custom House, r. 403
Leavenworth
Baker Andrew F., salesman, r. 316 Fremont
Baker A. R. A., r. 236 Shotwell
Baker Arthur, teamster, r. 3 Park Av
Baker Arthur 8., accountant S. B. Boswell & Co., r.
Lyon, bet Sacramento and California
Baker A. S., watchman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Baker August, cabinetmaker, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Baker August, cigarmaker, r. 10 Lick
Baker Augustus (A. & A. Baker) r. Fair Oaks, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Baker Catherine, widow, r. 711 Natoma
Baker C. H., machinery agency, 40 Main
Baker Charles, r. ti32 Stevenson
Baker Charles, bakery, 310() Sixteenth
Baker Charles, clerk Feigenbauni & Co., r. 434 Tehama
Baker Charles, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Baker Charles, waiter, r. 46 Second
Baker Charles E., shipping clerk Haas Bros., r. 1504
Howard
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^■•°"P'*"lf*l°"'°Etet'ir*''''''"9
J. MACDONOUGH,
I3IPORTER OF AND DEAIiER IN ALL KIIVDS OP FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 3Iarket Street, corner Spear.
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Baker Charles F. (Wi tzel & Baker) r. 817 MontgomeryAv
Baker Charles H., gardener, r. W s Chenery, bet
Thirtieth aud Thirty-first
Baker Charles H., lithographer, r. S s Green, bet
Baker and Lyou
Baker Colgate Mrs., young ladies' seminary, 850 Van
Ness Av
Baker Conrad, assayer Thomas Price, r. 34 Page
Baker Divide Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) A. Halsey
secretary, ci'28 Montgomery, room 7
Baker Edward S., traveling agent S. F. Journal of
Commerce, 414 Clay
Baker Eliza Mrs., r. 634 Natoma
Baker Eugene J., drayman, r. 23 Oak Grove Av
Baker Fannie E. Mrs., assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. V21}i Guerrero
Baker Florence, compositor, r. 1117 Folsom
Baker F. M., miner, r. G3'2 Market
Baker Frank, upholsterer Schlueter & Volberg, 709
Market
Baker Frank W., shoecutter, r. 524 Linden Av
Baker F. W., driver Market St. KR.
Baker George, diver, r. 54G Bryant
Baker George, laborer, r. 572 Folsom
Baker George, porter, r. 310 Sixth
Baker George, seaman U. S. stmr General McPherson
Baker George, waiter Palace Hotel
Baker George H., engraver and lithographer, 410 Clay,
r. S s Green, bet Baker and Lyon
Baker George O., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1026
Sutter
Baker George W., surveyor, r. 1 Fifth
Baker Henry, clerk Lindell House
Baker Henry, cook P. C. SS. Ancon.r. SW cor Drumm
and ■Washington
Baker Henry, glass stainer, r. 40 Langton
Baker Henry, waiter J. Delfino
Baker Henry T., clerk, r. 701 Stockton
Baker Isaac, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Baker Isaac M., groceries and liquors, N\V cor Eddy
and Mason, r. 40 Eddy
Baker Isaiah (Freeman & Baker) r. 925 Washington
Baker J., r. 5 Mason
Baker James, draftsman, r. 15113^ Mason
Baker James W., bookkeeper H. C. Egerton, r. Oakland
Baker J. Harry, superintendent Boys' and Girls' Aid
Soc, 68 Clementina
Baker John, dresscutter, r. 349 Jessie
Baker John, longshoreman, r. 1317 Sansome
Baker John, milker, r. S s Jersey, bet Diamond and
Douglass
Baker John, seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Baker John, watchman P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf, r. 345
Fifth
Baker John B., r. 1532 Polk
Baker John E., hackmau, r. 533 Sacramento
Baker John G., paymaster Pacific Improvement Co.,
NE cor Townsend and Fourth, room 4, r. Oakland
Baker John M., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 733 Bush
Baker John R., clerk I. West Taber, r. 821 California
Baker Joseph, r. 14 Nintli
Baker Joseph, machinist, r. 324}^ Seventh, rear
Baker Joseph H., r. 211 Sixteenth
Baker Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 430 M Green
Baker Judah (Stevens, Baker & Co.) r. 316 Fremont
Baker Judah Jr., with Stevens, Baker & Co., r. 316
Fremont
Baker L., liquor saloon, 908 Kearny, r. 13 Hinckley
Baker L. Miss, carpetsewer Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
634 Natoma
Baker L.F. & Co., (Louis F. Baker) grain and produce
commission merchants, 121 Washington
Baker L. G. Mrs., widow, r. 121 h Guerrero
Baker Livingston L. (Baker & Hamilton) r. 1608 Van
Ness Av
Baker L. L. Mrs., teacher primary dept University
School, r. 1415 Bush
Baker Louis F. (L. F. Baker & Co.) r. 733 Bush
Baker Lucy A., -widow, r. 1090 Union
Baker M. A. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 1050 Howard
Baker Margaret, widow, r. 709 Buchanan
Baker Mary, widow, r. 434 Tehama
Baker Mary, -widow, r. 1227 Pierce
Baker Maurice M., special policeman, r. 120 Eleventh
Baker M. C.,r. 1624M Stevenson
Baker Oliver H., office 218 California, room 8
Baker Orrin S., attorney-at-law, 33 Montgomery Block,
r. Oakland
Baker Osborn F. (Baker & James) aud extraman
Engine No.'l, S. F. F. D., r. 419 Pacldc
Baker Osgood D., engineer, r. 314 Fifth
Baker Peter, seaman, r. 337 Bryant, rear
Baker Richard P., r. 62 South Pi-rk
Baker Robert B., machinist, r. 2517 Larkin
Baker Robert G., teamster, r. 217 Third
Baker Robert T. (Kirk & Baker) r. 1117 Bryant
Baker Samuel, r. 1322 O'Farrell
Baker Samuel (Nickerson & Co.) r. East Oakland
Baker Samuel, salesman A. Andrews, r. 14 Turk
Baker Samuel C, teamster, r. NW cor Fifteenth Av
and R, South S. F.
Baker Sanford C, compositor Chronicle, r. 1013 J^
Folsom
Baker Thomas P., compositor Morning Call, r. lOlSJj
Folsom
Baker Walker T., solicitor F. C. Baxter & Co., r. 630
Bush
Baker Walter H., clerk Stevens, Baker & Co., r. 717
Shotwell
Baker Walter T., salesman, r. 147 Third
Baker William, carpenter, r. 13 Twenty-second
Baker William G., manager Palace Variety Theatre,
r. 434 >^ Tehama
BaUer & Hamilton (Livingston L. Baker and
Robert M. Hamilton) importers and jobbers agri-
cultural implements, machines, hardware, etc..
and proprietors Benicia Agricultural Works
(Benicia, Cal.) NW cor Davis aud Pine, and 9-15
J, Sacramento
Baker & James (Osborn F. Baker and Richard James)
liquor saloon. 825 Montgomery
Bakers' Home, Moeller & Grauflfel proprietors, 625
Clay
Bakers' (Proprietors) Protective Union, P. F. Mc-
Gratli secretary, 135 Fifth
Bakers' Union, rooms 39 Fourth
Bakerich Samuel, coffee saloon, 103 Howard, r. 220
Montgomery Av
Bakhauss Edw^ard, r. 504 Leavenworth
Bakich Matteo (B. Arata & Co.) r. 419 Davis
Bakker Reyer E., master mariner, r. 212 Steuart
Bakofsky Carl, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 15
Dore
Balagna Francois, baker, r. 650 Pacific
Balanesi Giusepije, produce commission merchant,
107 Clark
Balch Daniel W., assayer, r. 801 Golden Gate Av
Balch F. A., mining, r. 314 Bush
Balch Henry, r.''28 Rincon PI
Balch Horace M., organ builder, 432 Kearny, r. 516
O'Farrell ;
Balch John W., master mariner, r. 28 Rincon PI
Balch Olive A., widow, r. 15 Elliot Park
Balcom Lydia E. Mrs., seamstress Ladies' Pro. and
Relief Soc, E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Balcom Maggie, widow, r. 1413 Larkin
Baldissoni Giovanni, laborerD. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
Kearuy, bet Broadway and Pacific
Baldocchi Giuseppe, fruits, 1308 Dupont
Baldoni Crisipino, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Baldwin Alberts., physician and surgeon, oflBce and
r. 530 Geary
Baldwin Alexander R., capitalist, office 328 Montgom-
ery, room 20, r. SW cor Union and Pierce
Baldwin Alfred W., superintendent Porter, Slessinger
& Co., r. 418 Minna
Baldwin Anderson S., clerk James B. Haggin, r. 817
Larkin
Baldwin Charles H. (C. Adolphe Low & Co.) r. New
York
Baldtvin E. J., capitalist, r. The Baldwin
Baldwin Elizabeth, widow, artist, r. 710 Treat Ave-
nue
Baldwin F. A., r. 321 Eddy
Baldwin Frederick A., agent C. M. Foster & Co., 640
Market, r. 114 Powell
Baldwin Henry B., cigars and tobacco, 310 Montgom-
ery, r. 17 First Av
Baldwin Henry R., driver La Grande Laundry, E 8
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Baldwin Hiram S., physician, ofiice 612 Clay, r. 2700
Pierce
Baldwin Imogen, widow, r. li! Bernard
Baldwin James T., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 551
Stevenson
Baldwin James W., carpenter, r. 1024 Mission
Baldwin Joel C, r. 518 Geary
Baldwin John, laundryman S. F. Laundry, 8 a Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
MAHO&AM, SPANISH CEDAR, FRIMAVERA :
JOHN WICMORE,
133 Spear St.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Baldwin Josiah A., clerk registry dept Post OfiBce, r.
614 Powell
Baldwin Julius C, capiVlist, r. 1114 Twenty-first
Baldwin Leon W., mining superintendent, r. 227 Ellis
Bald^vin Liloyd, attorney at law, 006 Montgomery,
r. Vernon Heights, Oakland
Baldwin Liocoinotive Worlcs (of Philadelphia)
Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
Baldwin Lydia A., widow, r. 107 Hayes
Baldwin M. V., r. Occidental Hotel
Baldwin Nellie S., widow, assistant Hamilton Gram-
mar School, r. 1624 Clay
Baldwin Olive A. Miss, r. 15 Hopeton Terrace
Baldwin Oscar C, hostler R. B. Wooodward & Co., r.
Oakland
Baldwin Patrick, bartender, r. 304 Clementina
Baldwin Pliarmacy, Henry B. Slaven proprie-
tor, NE cor Market and Powell
Baldwin Rosanna, widow, r. Eleventh Av, bet L and
M, South S. F.
Baldwin, Sexton & Peterson, manufacturing
.iewelers and diamond importers (New York)
Phelps & Miller agents, 120 Sutter, room 1
Baldwin Sherman E., physician, office 8.50 Market, r.
Oakland
Baldwin Sidney M., carpenter, r. 830 Folsom
Baldwin Stables, 11 Powell
Baldwin Starr, clerk Richard O. Butterfield, r. Mar-
ket, nr Sixth
Baldwin TUe, E. J. Baldwin proprietor, NE cor
Powell and Market
Baldwin Theatre, Thoinas Maguire manager, J. P.
Chapman treasurer, E. Ambrose stage manager,
932-936 Market
Baldwin William H., contractor, r. 2132 Stockton
Baldwin William H., shipoarpenter, r. 3 Liberty
BaldAvin's Dining Palace, Alexander W. Wil-
son proprietor, 3.5-37 Geary
Balera Peter, waiter, r. 1122 Dupont
Balletti Peter, liquor saloon, 1508 Powell
Balfe Michael J., bartender Occidental Hotel, r. 2415
Fillmore
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. (Robert Balfour, Alex-
ander Guthrie and Robert B. Forman) shipping
and commission merchants, 316 California
Balfour Robert (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r. 717 Post
Balfrey John, shoemaker, 506 J^ Howard
Balge Henry A., wood engraver, r. 624 Fourth
Balk Governeur S., porter Kohler & Chase, r. 2311
Larkin
Balk Mary A., widow, r. 2311 Larkin
Balk Stephen, miller, r. 2013 Hyde
Balk Stephen S., porter, and extraman Hose No. 8, S.
F. P. D.,r. 2311 Larkin
Balk Valentine, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet M and L,
South S.F.
Balke Frederick, master mariner, r. 1525Ji Dupont
Balke William, proptr Telegraph House, SW cor Bat-
tery and Green
Ball A. E. (Sawyer & Ball) attorney at law, 612 Clay,
r. 8 Mason
Ball Anna E., widow, r. W s Scott, bet Sacramento
and Clay
Ball Charles, r. 45 M Ritch
Ball Charles T., cook, r. 16 Seventh
Ball Frank H., entry clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 18
Franklin
Ball Frederick, porter Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 257
Minna
Ball Gardner (Ball & Julian) r. Oakland
Ball G. D., expressman Kohler & Chase, r. Oakland
Ball George, stevedore, r. 160 Steuart
■Ball George A., mining, 420 Montgomery, r. 1818
Pierce
Ball George L., assistant superintendent Geary St.
RR., r. 1612 Turk
Ball Henry A., clerk Painter & Vreeland, r. 126 Gold-
en Gate Av
Ball Henry M., master mariner, r. 1135 Pacific
Ball Henry W., porter, r. 520 Broadway
Ball Horace W., chief clerk auditor M. P. and M.
dept C. P. RR., r. Oakland
Ball James E., furniture dealer, r. 21 Fulton, rear
Ball Jessie S., widow, r. 1317 Larkin
Ball Joel, dentist, r. 45 Garden Av
Ball John, chicken ranch, SW cor Russia Av and
Maple, Excelsior Homestead
Ball John, jeweler, r. 1130 Market
Ball John 0., cashier James B. Haggin, r. Lick House
Ball John S., machinist, r. 1030 McAllister
Ball Mary Miss, r. 352 First |
Ball Nicholas, painter, r. 1122 Larkin |
Ball Richard, butcher^r. 470 Tehama i
Ball Robert L., clerk W. M. Searby, r. 859 Market i
Ball S. J., student Heald's Business College, r. 703 I
Market |
Ball Thaddeus, conductor Omnibus RR.
Ball William K., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1317 I
Larkin
Ball William P., machinist, r. 435 Minna |
Ball William T., commercial traveler, r. International
Hotel
Ball & Julian (Gardner Ball and George N. Ju-
lian) proprietors Occidental Wool Depot, N s
Townsend, bet Fifth and Sixth
Ballagh John, ironmolder, r. Park House
Ballagh William J., ironmolder, r. 733 Minna
Ballantiue Charles M., bookkeeper Mills, Leak & Co.,
r. 808 Twentieth
Ballantine Edward W., clerk Mills, Leak & Co., r. 808
Twentieth
Ballard A. H., clerk, r. 826 Sutter
Ballard Duane (Duane Ballard & Co.) r. 1601 Golden
Gate Av
Ballard Duane & Co. (Duane Ballard) commission
and produce brokers, 22 California
Ballard Frederick, r. 629 California
Ballard George, carpenter, r. Folsom, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Ballard George, signwriter, r. 31 Everett
Ballard George, tinsmith, 215 Second, r. 202 Second
Ballard I. T., oil merchant, r. 826 Sutter
Ballard John (W. H. Martin & Co.) r. 114 Guerrero
Ballard Joseph H., clerk, r. 708 Post
Ballard Laura A. Mrs., physician (homoeopathic) office
and r. 205 Powell
Ballard Sanford K., clerk California Insurance Co., r.
Oakland
Ballard Sophie, domestic 726 Turk
Ballard k Hall (Isaac R. Hall) commission mer-
chants, 320 Sansome, room 14
Ballario E., laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, 411 Jack-
son
Ballario Giuseppe, expressman, 3 Vallejo.r. 9Vallejo,
rear
Balleuberg Nathan, musician, r. 711 California
Balletti Pietro (Balletti & Capelli) r. 1508 Powell
Balletti *: Capelli (Pietro Balletti and Charles Capel-
li) liquor saloon, 1508 Powell
Balletto Gabriele, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Balletto Nicholas, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Bailey Edward J., collector, 504 Battery, r. 921 Pacific
Ballhaus Frederick, capitalist, r. 2209 Leavenworth
Ballhaus Frederick Jr., blacksmith, r. 2209 Leaven-
worth
Ballheimer Charles J., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.
Alameda
Balligan Luke, laborer, r. 530 Third
Balling Anton F., wood turner, r. 121 Park Av
Ballinger Andrew, laborer, r. 31 H Gilbert
Ballinger Frank J., city editor Morning Call, r. 205
Eleventh
Ballinger J. A., driver Market St. RR., r. 642 Fourth
Ballinger Jennie Mrs., teacher music, r. 1126 Market
Ballinger Patrick, clerk Assessor's Office, r. 203
Eleventh
Ballinger Stephen B., guard Golden Gate Park, r.
NW cor Devisadero and Fulton
Ballinger Thomas R., clerk, r. 203 Eleventh
Ballinger William G., hackman, r. 17 Hubbard
fl!^ Ballinger. See Bellinger
Ballogh George, varieties, 2206 Mission
Ballon Addle L. Mrs., portrait painter, r. 759 Market
Ballon Evangeline Miss, vocalist Winter Garden, r.
759 Market
Ballut C. H., cabinet maker, r. NE cor Silver and
Fourth
Bally Julia Mrs., r. 24 Third
Balmas Rudolph, vegetable j^eddler, r. 427 Shipley
Balmer E. J., bellman Palace Hotel
Balny Alexander J., ostrich and fancy feathers, 608
Market, r. 1333 O'Farrell
Balny August, salesman Alexander J. Balny, r. 1333
O'Farrell
Baloise Marine Insurance Co. of Basle, |
Harry W. Syz general agent, 225 Sansome |
Baloun Joseph, merchant tailor, 621 Washington, r. \
615 Washington |
Balvie Johani, gardener, r. Presidio Reservation, nr i
Mountain Lake
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
JEWEL,RY and WATCHES
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHINO WELL D4»NK AT VERY I.OW RATES.
OFFICE, 648 7IARKET SiTREET,
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Balser Jobn, sheet iron worker Francis Smith & Co.,
laO Beale
Balthasar Hugo, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Balthasar Meta, domestic 1912 Clay
Balthrope Lewis W. , carpenter, cor Twenty-fourth and
Utah
Baltimore John M., assistant agent Associated 'Press,
I office 302 Montgomery, room 33, r. 229 Kearny
Baity Ferdinand, brewer, r. 614 Seventh
Baltz Adolph, clerk Purchasing and Depot Commis-
sary Subsistence U. S. A., r. 216 Fillmore
Baltz Thomas, machine hand Jason Springer & Co.,
r. Oakland
Bali Lizzie, widow, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Balz Adolph, tanner, r. 1226 York
Balz Valentine, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Balzac Antoine, laborer, r. New Gulllaume Tell Hotel
Balzarini Carlo, steward, r. 2107 Jones
Balzer Annie Miss, hair worker, r. Ill Stevenson
Balzer Charles, porter, r. Ill Stevenson
Balzer Frederick, porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 843
McAllister
Balzer Henry J., porter Glover & Willcomb, r. Ill
Stevenson
Balzer Hy. & Co. (C. Bertheau) importers and
commission merchants and agents Hamburg-
American Packet Co., Bremen Underwriters, and
Danube-Austrian Insurance Co. (marine branch)
209 Sansome
Bamber Joseph J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex-
press, and proptr Sheltered Cove Baths, Beach, bet
Hyde and Larkm
Bamber William, weaver, r. 3 Alaska PI
Bamberg P., r. 444 Brannan
Bamberger J., laborer, r. Bonanza House
Bamberger Sigmuad S., r. 925 Golden Gate Av
Bamberger Solomon S., r. 925 Golden Gate Av
Bamke Herman, laborer, r. 26}^ Ritch
Bammann Diederich, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Tehama
Bammann Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Perry
Bamondez Manuel, seaman, r. 6 Hinckley
Bampeni Francisco, r. 1108 Filbert
Banahan Henry, hostler, r. 173 Clara,
Banahafi Kate, domestic 40 Minna
Banahan Mary, domestic 15 Polk
Banahan Patrick, hostler, r. 113 Perry
Banchieri Fredlano, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Bancroft A. L. & Co. (Albert L. and Hubert H.
Bancroft) publishers, and importing booksellers
and stationers, printers, bookbinders, lithograph-
ers, engravers, piano and music dealers, etc., 721
Market
Bancroft Albert L. (A. L. Bancroft & Co.) r. 1605
Franklin
Bancroft Carlo A., commercial travelerA. L. Bancroft
& Co., r. 434 Golden Gate Av
Bancroft Charles E., with A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 434
Golden Gate Av
Bancroft George H. (Bancroft & Emmons) 218 Cali-
fornia, room 3
Bancroft George H., clerk A. L. Bancroft k Co., r. 434
Golden Gate Av
Bancroft Harlow P., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
434 Golden Gate Av
Bancroft Hubert H. (A. L. Bancroft & Co.) r. 1298
Van Ness Av
Bancroft Library. 1538 Valencia
Bancroft N. L., machinist, r. 5}^ Kearny
Bancroft William B., manager printing and litho-
graphic dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 14 Oak
Bancroft & Emmons (George H. Bancroft and George
W. Emmons) purchasing agents, 218 California,
room 3
Bancroft's Buildini;, 721-723 Market
Band Henry F., special agent Mutual Life Insurance
Co., 214 Sansome, r. 2105 Jones
Band John, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Band Joseph, butcher, SVV cor Eighteenth and Valen-
cia, r. 707 Valencia
Band Sophia, domestic 41354 Hayes
Bandbox The, Benoit 8. Hirsch proprietor, 748
Market
Bander Frank, molder, r. 20 Vallejo
Bandka Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bandmann Julius (Baudmann, Nielsen & Co.) and
School Director, r. 514 Lombard
Bandmann, Nielsen & Co. (Julius Bandmann
and Henry Nielsen) importers and commission
merchants, and general agents Giant Powder Co.,
210 Front
Banducci Angiolo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Bandy A. N., buyer Cutter, Lloyd & Co., r, 808 Mis-
sion
Bane E. F. Mrs., r. 13 Stockton
Bane Nolle Mrs., seamstress, r. 911 Bluxome
K?~Bane. See Bain and Baine
Banfield T. J., r. 11 Bryant
BanfiU Albert £., bartender, r. 1122 Market
Bangs Albert H., weigher Mission Bay Warehouse, r.
1938 Stevenson
Bangs Andrew, seaman, r. 156 Perry
Bangs Edward (Bangs, Walkington & Co.) r. 1936
Stevenson
Bangs Franklin, clerk Home Mutual Insurance Co.,
r. Oakland
Bangs George, r.' 121 Montgomery
Bangs, Walkington & Co. (Edward Bangs, Thomas G.
Walkington, O. H. Jewell and L. W. McGlauflin)
proptrs Mission Bay, King St. and South Point
Warehouses
Bangson Erick, laborer, r. 210 Minna
Bank Antoine, laborer, r. Fifteenth Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
Bank Bella Mrs., capmaker, r. 614 California, rear
Bank Commissioners, Board of, E. J. Coleman
president, J. W. Danks secretary, 528 California
Bank George, driver, r. 014 California, rear
Bank Joseph, tanner, r. E s Utah, bet Yolo and Ne-
braska
Bank of Britisli Columbia, SE cor California
and Sansome
Bank of British North America, Archibald
McKinlay agent, 221 Sansome
Bank of California, William Alvord president,
Thomas Brown cashier, NW cor California and
Sansome
Bank of California Building, NW cor Call,
fomia and Sansome
Bank of San Francisco, Jacob L. Browne secretary-
23 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Banka August, Cigar Makers' Assn, 114 Dupont
Banker Abraham, housesmith, r. cor Battery and
Jackson
Banker George E., machinist, r. 134 Fourth
Bankowsky William, canmaker, r. 819 Filbert
Bankruptcy Registers (District Cal.J 506 Bat-
tery aud 036 Clay
Banks Arthur E., salesman Ephraim F. Wilton, r. 724
California
Banks Caroline, widow, r. 518 Natoma
Banks Charles E., assistant surgeon U. S Marine Hos-
pital, office U. S. Appraiser's Building, first floor,
rooms 1-2-3, r. Marine Hospital
Banks Charles W., cashier Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, r. 1318 California
Banks Cyrus, messenger medical dept V. S. A., r. 617
"Mission
Banks George S., livery stable, 709 Jones, r. 1306 Pine
Banks Gussie Miss, laundry clerk Palace Hotel
Banks James, cook stmr Apache, r. 917 Pacific
Banks James, unfurnished rooms, 318 Davis
Banks John, cigars and tobacco, 1264 Market
Banks John, laborer, r. .547 Mission
Banks Lizzie M. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1712 Hyde
Banks Roderick, pressman, r. 1712 Hyde
Banks Thomas C, r. 724 California
Banks William, engineer, r. 2413 Clay
Banks William O., draftsman, r. 1712 Hyde
Bankson Joseph R., liquor saloon, 1151 Market
Banksou Ludovic, r. G14 Linden Av
Baumann Catherine, widow, r. E 8 Pierce, bet Green-
wich and Lombard
Bannan Barbara C, assistant Pine and Scott St. Pri-
mary School, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Bridget, widow, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Eliza Miss, dressmaker, 16 Mason
Bannan Elizabeth Mrs., r. 2303 Taylor
Bannan Frank P. ..blacksmith, r. 2.303 Taylor
Bannan George, porter William Lewis & Co., r. 2012
Pierce
Bannan James, canmaker, r. 28 Freelon
Bannan John, laborer, r. 1214 Bryant
Bannan John, porter Battery St, Warehouse, r. 26
Glover
WINDOW SHADES
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE
WmdowSliailes lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc.
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Bannan Maggie F. Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli-
tau Primary School, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Patrick, laborer, r. Florida, bet Butte and
Twentieth
Bannan Thomas, shoe cutter, r. SE cor Nineteenth
and Florida
Bannan William, clerk Edwards & Co., r. 2012 Pierce
«y Bannan. See Bannon
Banner Brotliers (Piucus and Samuel) importers
clothing and furnishing goods, NE cor Sutter
and Sansome
Banner M. & Co. (Marcus Banner, F. Toplitz and
Bernard Cohn) Banner Packing Co. , factory NW
cor Folsom and Spear, office 123 California
Banner Marcus (M. Banner & Co.) r. 1002 Van Ness
Av
Banner Packing Co. (M. Banner & Co.) mnfrs hermeti-
cally sealed goods, NW cor Folsom and Spear,
office 123 California
Banner Pincus (Banner Brothers) r. Occidental Hotel
Banner Samuel (Banner Brothers) r. New York
Bannerot Eugene A. (Garcin, Son & Co.) r. 2141 Mis-
sion
Bannett Harris, cutter, r. 2244 Mission
Bannett Louis, jeweller, r. 2244 Mission
Bannick Johannes F., salesman Hinz & Landt, r. 314
Gough
Banning Frances A, Mrs., principal Sanchez St. Pri-
mary School, r. W s Castro, nr Nineteenth
Banning John, blacksmith, r. 'Vi s Castro, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Banning Kate, domestic 536 Ellis
Banning Philip, laborer, r. 311 Eighth
Bannister Alfred (Starr & Co.) r. Oakland
Bannister Alfred, draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General's
office, r. Alameda
Bannister Edward J., boxmaker, r. 12 Stanford
Bannister George, steward brig Consuelo, r. 1316
Powell
Bannister George W., carpenter, r. 12 Stanford
Bannister John H., shipcarpenter, r. 131 Townsend
Bannister Joseph, watchman, r. 12 Stanford
Bannister Louisa Mrs., liquor saloon, 308 Pacific
Bannon Mary, widow, r. 214 Prospect PI
Bannon Philip, watchman, r. 313 Eighth
B^ Bannon. See Bannan
Bant August, sausagemaker, r. 113 Cedar Av
Bantel Charles A., confectioner, r. 321 Jessie
Bantly Marcus, carrier Call, and cigars and tobacco,
14083^ Powell
Banz John, bakery and confectionery, 1326 Howard
Bauz Loui^, porter Root & Sanderson, r. 1326 Howard
Banzhaf Anna Miss, laundress, r. 31 Merchant
Baptis Jolin H., manufacturer gold pens and
cases, 328 Bush, r. Berkeley
Baptist Chinese Mission, Rev. J, B. Hartwell mission-
ary, 740 Washington
Bapti.sta Frank, clerk Bragia& Gianni, r. 1102 Folsom
Baptista Jose (Cardozo & Baptista) r. 315 Drumm
Baptiste Antone, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Oakland,
r. Oakland
Baptiste John, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Baqui Daniel, capitalist, r. 1523 Powell
Bar Association, rooms 634 Sacramento
Bar Jacob, teamster, r. Sixth Av, betL and M, South
S. F.
Barabino Charles, laborer, r. 385 Union
Barada Laurent, traveling salesman Roth & Co., r.
Stockton, Cal.
Barajas Rita, milliner, r. 520 Broadway
Barasini G., gardener, r. Ticino Hotel
Barattini Lorenzo, porter Siebe Bros. & Flagemann, r.
Oakland
Baraty Francois, r. 203 Valencia
Baraty George E., clerk John Saiilnier & Co., r. 203
Valencia
Baraty Jean >!., r. 1804 Dupont
Barbagelata Frank, foreman D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
Oakland
Barbaste Grace, widow, laundry, 838 Clay
Barbat J. Henry, clerk, r. 910 Pacific
Barbat John, physician and druggist, 910 Pacific
Barbe Alexander, clerk A. Meyer k Bro., r. SE cor
Baker and Post
Barbe Jean, florist, 2427 Post
Barbae Charles, carpenter, r. 730 Natoma
Barbee Henry B., student, r. 1090 Union
Barbee John, r. 1090 Union
Barber Augustus H., clerk S. F. Directory, 518 Clay
Barber Charles L., wharfinger, r. 1124 Shotwell
Barber Edward^W., r. W s Boyce, bet Sutter and Post
Barber Elizabeth, widow, r. 1G25 Webster
Barber Etna, barber, r. 107 Natoma
Barber George, clerk, r. 1222 Pacific
Barber George, upholsterer, r. 215 Post
Barber Hannah, widow, r. 21 Caroline
Barber Harvey, teamster, r. 2733 Pine
Barber James B., shipping clerk George Thacher &
Co., r. S s Twenty-fourth, nr Castro
Barber John A., contractor, r. 24 Bernard
Barber John A. Jr., plasterer, r. 24 Bernard
Barber John H., cabinetmaker, r. 102 Minna
Barber Maggie Miss, operator F. Toplitz & Co., r. 1222
Pacific
Barber Maggie Mrs., seamstress, r. 102 Minna
Barber Robert, tailor, 229 Post
Barber Thomas H., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9,
r. 1222 Pacific
Barber William (Doyle, Barber, Galpin & Scripture)
attorney-at-law, 323 California, r. San Rafael
Barber Zachary T., driver, r. 230 Fourteenth
B^Barber. See Barbier and Barbour
Barbers' Protective Union, 312 Post
Barberi Frank, collector Louis F. Dunand, r. 15 Clin-
ton
Barbett Nicholas, longshoreman, r. 127 Jackson
Barbetta Frederick, fishdealer, 31 S. F. Market, r. 102
Jackson
Barbetta Nicholas, salesman, r. 102 Jackson
Barbich Antune, cooper, r. 120 Park Av
Barbier Armand, painter, r. 1015 Clay
Barbier Felix, mnfr artificial flowers, 22 Wetmore PI
Barbier Howard F., clerk W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r.
1015 Clay
Barbier Joseph, barber, r. 516 Vallejo
Barbier Louis, housepainter, r. 1507 Powell
Barbier Paul L. A., liquor saloon, NE cor McAllister
and Leavenworth
Barbieri Bartolomeo, flower peddler, r. 114 Shipley
Barbieri Gaetano, groceries and liquors, NE corBeale
and Folsom
Barbieri Giuseppe (Bargone & Barbieri) and oils and
lamps, 300 Montgomery Av, r. 1425 J^ Dupont
Barbieri Paul (Levaggi, Barbieri & Co.) r. 752 Harrison
Barbieri Stephen, fruits, 214 Howard, r. 114 Shipley
Barbolla Luis, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Barboni Giuseppe, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Barbour Brothers, mnfrs Irish flax threads, sail
and bag twines, and salmon gill net twines, 511
Market
Barbour Charles, dairy, NW cor California and Laurel
Barbour Clitus, attorney at law, 715 Clay, rooms 12-13,
r. Russ House
Barbour F., r. 225 Bartlett
Barbour Millie, uurse, r. International Hotel
Barbour Sadie Miss, r. 1215 Fillmore
Barbrack Ferdinand, bathman German Hospital
Barbrack Frederick, baker, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Barch Charles, blacksmith, r. 418 Broadway
Barchus Annie, widow, r. 202 Stockton
Barci Fortunato, laborer, r. 5 Filbert PI
Barci Giuseppe, peddler, r. 4 Burgoyne PI
Barckhausen Bertha, widow, r. 716 Franklin
Barckov Axel, laborer, r. 4 Converse
Barclay Alexander, cook, r. 5 Broadway
Barclay David, r. 349 Jessie
Barclay David B., stereotyper 8. F. Chronicle, r. 741
Howard
Barclay Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Barclay James, speculator, r. 2 Potter
Barclay John, porter G. W. Clark & Co., 645 Market
Barclay Mary, widow, r. 2J4 Langton
Barclay Peter T. (Hatch & Barclay) r. 739 Ellis
Barclay Robert H., carriagemaker, r. 714 Green
Barclay Roderick S., blacksmith, r. 1642 Polk
Barclay T. Herbert, clerk Edward P. Cole, r. 2^
Langton
Barclay W. H., assistant engineer P. M. SS. South
Carolina
8^" Barclay. See Barkley
Barcovich Peter, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Bardenhagen Claus, laborer, r. 9 Bryant Av
Bardenwerper Catherine, widow, r. 2412 Post
Barder Henry, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Bardet Alexander, bookkeeper Paul Husson, r. 718
Filbert
Bardet Constance, widow, millinery, 225 Montgomery
Av
Bardez Frank, foreman City Iron Works, r. 532 Howard
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. "''^'•'"o^gt'nfeS^T'-''^ «''♦'*
I M ArnnKiniiru importer of and DSAiiER kv coal and pig IROX,
J, inAOUUllUUun, 41 marlcet Street, comer Spear.
BAE
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Bardi Angelo, Italiau Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Bardies Philip, driver Seibel Bros., r. 735 O'Farrell
Bardocci Auyelo, fruits, 1514 Dupont
Bardocci Giuseppe, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Bardoni Crespini (Bardoni & Guntini) r. 115 Clark
Bardoni & Guntini (Crespini Bardoni and Carlo G.
GuntiBi) liquor saloon and boarding, 115 Clark
Bard well Charles W., sawyer, r. 2215 Post
Bardwell John L., clerk, 31-33 California
Bare Brothers (Edward, Gustave and Soloman) car-
pets, furniture and upholstery, 306-308 Hayes
Bare Edward (Bare Brothers) r. 347 J^ Grove
Bare Gustave, manager Lachman S Sternfels, and
(Bare Brothers) r. 347}^ Grove
Bare Soloman (Bare Brothers) r. 347 3^ Grove .
8^" Bare. See Baehr. Baer and Bahr
Bareilles Emile, butcher, r. cor K and Seventh Av,
South S. F.
Bareilles Felicien, milkman, r. NW cor Thirtieth and
San Jose Boad
Bareilles John, wagonmaker, r. S s Fifteenth Av, bet
Railroad Avand N, South S. F.
Bareilles Thomas, milkman, r. 3001 Octavia
Bareis Adolph, butcher, r. 907 Vallejo
Bareis Therese, widow, r. 907 Vallejo
Barella Fabicia, musician, r. 39 Hinckley
Barella Francesca, widow, r. 39 Hinckley
Barella Juan, merchant, r. 18Pinkney
Barella Refugia, r. 18 Pinkney
Barelli Michael, scavenger, r. 414 Union
Barenkamp Elizabeth, widow, r. 923 Howard
Baresel Louisa, widow, r. 416 Francisco
Barfield George H., r. 509 Powell
Barfield Margaret, widow, r. 509 Powell
Barfoot H., laborer Presidio Reservation
Barfred Edward, second oflBcer S. P. C. RB. stmr Gar-
den City, r. 216 Third
Barg Ernst H., clerk, r. 138 Third
Barg John C. (D. Tiedemann & Co.) r. HoUister, Cal.
Barg John I., baker, r. 1135 Folsom
Barg Richard, baker, r. 1135 Folsom
Bargan Emanuel, engineer, r. SW cor Sixteenth Av
and I, South S. F.
Bargan William F., engineer, r. SW cor Sixteenth Av
and I, South S. F.
Barger Christ, r. Helvetia Hotel
Barger William, barber, 543 Second
Bargestream George G., compositor, r. 133 Fifth
Bargmau Jacob, milk ranch, r. N s Filbert, bet Steiner
and Pierce
Bargone Leonardo (Bargone & Barbieri) r. 430 Jackson
Bargon^ & Barbieri (Leonardo Bargone and Joseph
Barbieri) livery stable. 423 Broadway
Bargoni Giacomo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Barham John A. (Barham & Co igan) r. East Oakland
Barbam & Coogan (John A. Barham and Timothy C.
Coogan) attorneys at law, 504 Kearny
Baricevich John, laborer, r. 1055 Market
Baricevich M., restaurant, 421 Fourth
Barilare Antonio, carpenter, r. 1406 Kearny
Barilare Cesira Miss, cigarmaker, r. 1406 Kearny
Barilare Maria Miss, cigarmaker, r. 1406 Kearny
Barion August, bookkeeper P. Liesenfeld, r. 146 }4
Shipley
Barkan A., physician, oculist and aurist, 305 Kear-
. ny, r. 741 Ellis
Barke E., hosiler, r. NW cor Twenty-first and Folsom
Barkeloo John, speculator, r. 1114 Post
Barker Albert D., stereotyper, r. 528 Eighteenth
Barker Alfred F., salesman Keane Bros., r. 1027 Mis-
sion
Barker Edward, irohmolder, r. 62 Natoma
Barker Francis, carpenter, r. N s Sixteenth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Barker Frank, carpenter, r. 831 Nineteenth
Barker Grace, widow, r. 1421 Folsom
Barker Henry, trunkmaker, r. N s Powhattan, nr San
Bruno Road, B. H.
Barker Henry N., trunkmaker, r. N s Powhattan, nr
San Bruno Road
Barker Henry L., carpenter, r. 1918 Union
Barker Rosea, whitener, 903 Jones
Barker Isaac, decorative art rooms, 316 Sutter, r. 309
Capp
Barker James, driver, r. Valencia, bet Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth
Barker James L., with Wallace Everson jc Co., r.
Berkeley
Barker Joseph, clerk George Loomls, r. 647Washington
Barker Joseph, messman P. C. SS. George W. Elder
Barker Joshua, bookkeeper CoghlU & Simon, r. 1239
Pine
Barker M. O. Mrs., r. 316 Sutter
Barker Richard, commercial traveler, r. 21 First Av
Barker Stephen, milk dairy, N s Eighteenth, bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero
Barker Timothy L., office 126 Market, r. Oakland
Barkhaus Dietrich (F. W, & D. Barkhaus) r. Alameda
Barkhaus Frederick W. (F. W. & D. Barkhaus) r. 1812
Buchanan
Barkhaus F. W. & D., books and stationery,
213 Kearny
Barkhaus Mary, widow, r. 1812 Buchanan
Barkhausen Theodore, laborer, r. 5 Bonita
Barkhouse Creek Gravel Mining Co., W. H. H. Hart
secretary, 230 Montgomery, room 24
Barkley Andrew J., printer, r. 123 O'Farrell
Barkley Charles, printer, r. 217 Third
Barklej' Margaret, widow, r. 510 Bush
Barkley Robert, hostler, r. 344 Branuan
Barkley William H., bookkeeper Oriental U. 8. Bonded
Warehouse, r. lOly Union
K^ Barkley. See Barclay
Barks Alfred W., carriagepainter, r. 635 Minna
Barlage Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 27 Clinton Park
Barlage Henry D., driver, r. 27 Clinton Park
Barland Margaret, widow, r. 2716 Howard
Barli Alexander, merchant tailor, 651 Washington, r.
724!^ Market
Barlier Emanuel, r. California Hotel
Barling Horatio J., r. 631 Webster
Barling Louisa Mrs., nurse, r. 1810 Broderick
Barling William, messenger Livingston & Co., r. 1
Leroy PI
Barlow Carrie B. Miss, principal Irving Primary
School, r. 1312 Jones
Barlow E. T. Mrs., widow, r. junction Channel and
Eleventh
Barlow Frank T., salesman Muser Bros., r. Oakland
Barlow Hattie Miss, shoefitter, r. cor Eleventh and
Channel
Barlow John, laborer, r. 69 Minna
Barlow John, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 63 Na-
toma
Barlow Loretta U. Miss, shoefitter, r. junction Chan-
nel and Eleventh
Barlow Martin, laborer, r. 323 Vallejo
Barlow William, clerk, r. 115 Seventh
Barman August, seaman P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 130 Davis
Barman Bennie, bartender, r. White House Hotel
Barman Charles, bartender, r. 2108 Mason
Barman Isaac, brassfiuisher, r. 410 Sixth
Barman Jonas, real estate, r. 943 Folsom
Barman Jonas S., night inspector Custom House, r,
41u Sixth
Barman Rebecca Miss, fancy goods, 124 Fifth, r. 943
Folsom
Barman Sarah Miss, saleslady, r. 943 Folsom
Barmondes Manuel, deckhand P. C. S3. Idaho, r. 8
Hinckley
BarmuUer Robert, upholsterer, r. 1231 Mission
Barnabv Reginald H., conductor Market St. RB., r.
1200 Steiner
Barnacle James, sawyer, r. 212 Herman
Baruadou John, lauudryman, r. 19 Ridley
Barnard A. B. , mechanical and mining engineer,
417 Kearny, r. Oakland
Barnard Edward S., student Heald's Business College
Barnard Ellen, widow, r. 531 Linden Av
Barnard Frank (Frank Barnard & Co.) r. NE cor Val-
lejo and Gough
Barnard Frank & Co. (Frank Barnard and Henry
Voornian) importers and jobbers coal and agents
Newport Coos Bay Coal Co., 213-217 Jackson
Barnard George B. , president Barnard's Business
College, 417 Kearny, r. 1402 Bush
Barnard Isaac D. (S. H. Seymour k Co.) r. 336 O'Farrell
Barnard James, machinist, r.W s Kentucky, bet Butte
and Shasta
Barnard Lemuel H., bookkeeper S. F. Candle Co.,r.
2007 Howard
Barnard Matthew, shoemaker, r. 216 Capp
Barnard Moses H., cooper, r. 31 Twenty-fourth
Baruard O., seaman, r. 12 Washington
Barnard Thomas G., contractor and builder, r.32 Rin-
con PI
Barnard's Business Colleg'e «& Teleg'rapklc
Institute, George B. Barnard president, 417
Kearny
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Bamer John, shoemaker, r. 310 Fifth
Earner Louis, fruits and vegetables, 153 Ninth
Earner William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Ninth
and Natoma
EarnsR Andrew J., boxmaker, r. 115 Seventh
Barnes David, steward, r. 213 Valencia
Barnes David, tailor, r. 717 Vallejo
Barnes Edward H., machinist, r. 179 Perry
Barnes Euclid T., assistant secretary California Insur-
ance Co., r. Alameda
Barnes Frank L., conductor Central KB., r. cor Fill-
more and Turk
Barnes Frederick A., millwright, r. 1827 O'Farrell
Barnes George, milk ranch, NE cor Greenwich and
Octavia
Barnes George E., dramatic editor Morning Call, r.
Commercial Hotel
Barnes Georgia Mrs., r. 1023 Stockton
Barnes Gustava, widow, r. 717 Vallejo
Barnes Henry L.-, carpenter, r. 420 Sixth
Barnes Ira, conductor California St. RR., r. 1434 Cali-
fornia
Barnes James, r. 605 Broadway
Barnes James, laborer, r. 17 Russell
Barnes Jane M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 131 O'Farrell
Barnes J. D., cariJenter and builder, office 28 New
Montgomery, r. Revere House
Barnes John, spinner, r. 17 Russell
Barnes Mary Mrs., r. 40 Clementina
Barnes Monroe, engineer, r. 1835 O'Farrell
Barnes Ni E., general agent McCormick Harvest-
ing Machine Co., 31 Market, r. Oakland
Barnes Richard M., policeman, r. 430 Montgomery
Av
Barnes R. Lea, with Bank of British Columbia, r. Oak-
land
Barnes Robert E. , box maker, r. 115 Seventh
Barnes Robert L. C, accountant Evening Bulletin, r.
1023 Stockton
Barnes Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Barnes Thomas J., gtairbuilder, 34 Erie, r. Twenty-
fifth, bet Church and Dolores
Barnes W. H. L., , attorney at law, 426 California,
room 7, r. Palace Hotel
Barnes Wilfred, superintendent California Paper Co.,
office 4 California
Barnes William, cemetery fence builder, SE cor St.
Joseph's Av and Ellis
Barnes William Mrs., widow, carpenter, 1924 Ellis
Barnes William H., editor Weekly Call, r. Brunswick
House
Barnes William P., capitalist, r. Lick House
Barnes William T., trunkmaker, r. 2043 Howard
Barnes William W.. machinist, r. 710 Howard
Barnes W. S., r. Palace Hotel
Barnester Frederick, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Barnett Abel, student, r. 222 Post
Barnett Benjamin, spinner, r. 1020 Vallejo
Barnett Bettie, widow, r. 1021 Filbert, rear
Barnett Edward, master mariner, r. 110 Berry
Barnett Ellen, domestic 317 Fremont
Barnett Frank, clerk Adolph J. Eahn, r. 1102 Market
Barnett George A., superintendent Jersey Farm Milk
Depot, r. h35 Howurd
Barnett Joseph, r. 919 Polk
Barnett Joseph (Barnett & Marks) r. 517 Stevenson
Barnett Kate Mrs., r. 8 Polk
Barnett Louis, jeweler, r. 2244 Mission
Barnett Mary E. Miss, r. 620 Jessie
Barnett Morris S. (S. A. Gyle & Co., Tehama, Cal.)
office 210 Davis, r. 227 Leavenworth
Barnett Rachel, r. 139 Shipley, rear
Barnett Samuel, peddler, r. 1003 Bryant
Barnett Thomas, butcher, r. Eleventh Av, bet N and
P. South S. F.
Barnett William, salesman Fratinger & Noll, r. 620
Jessie
Barnett William A., foreman Marder, Luse & Co., r.
1019 Lombard
Barnett William T., clerk Charles F. Hanlon, r. Oak-
land
Barnett & Marks (Joseph Barnett and Mannheim
Marks) crockery and glassware, 199 Stevenson
Barney Alfred S., chief deputy U. S. Shipping
Commissioner, 118 Jackson, r. Oakland
Barney Aurelius, collector, r. 1004 Market
Barney Benjamin A., president Silver King
Mining Co., 328 Montgomery, room 19, r. 817 Van
Ness Av
Barney B. Griflfin, deputy U. S. Shipping Com-
missioner, office P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf, r. 2209
Jackson
Barney Charles W., salesman P. B.Fernandez, r.729}4
Natoma
Barney James M., mining and capitalist. 328
Montgomerv, room 19, r. Yuma, Arizona
Barney John, laborer, P. M. SS. Co.'s W^harf
Barney John W.. clerk Medical Director's office, Pre-
sidio Reservation, r. 32 Sixth
Barney Viola A. Mrs., r. 1126 Market
Barnhart Christian, blacksmith, r. 7 Geneva
Barnhart George W., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r.ll3 Powell
Barnhisel Henry, clerk Brown Bros. & Co.,r. Oakland
Bariihope A., laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Barnstead Thomas D. , sergeant police, r. 1607 How-
ard
Barnum Augusta L., widow, r. SE cor Jackson and
Franklin
Barnum Howard, carpenter Woodward's Gardens, r.
1644?^ Mission
Barnum John, agent, r. 20 Turk
Barnum John A., foreman A. Waldstein, r. 10 Haggin
Barnum John G., r. 304 Twenty-first
Barnum William G., gripman Presidio RR., r. 1224
Union
Barnwell Gilbert T., clerk, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
San Jose Av and Guerrero
Baron Bertrand, blacksmith, r. 618 Broadway, rear
Baron Isidore, r. 419 Fell
Barou Jean (J. Dupuy & Co.) r. 630 Broadway
Baron John, civil engineer, r. 127 Jackson
l3^"Baron. See Barron
Baroncioni Fortunato, Fishermens' Assn, 307 Broad-
way
Baronidis George C. M., botanist and oculist, office
and r. 201 Powell
Baroteau Alfred A., detective, 331 Montgomery, r.
Alameda
Barr Charles, liquor merchant, r. 326 Geary
Barr Daniel, cariienter, r. 620 Brannan
Barr Daniel Jr., wool scourer, r. 620 Brannan
Barr Edward, fireman, r. Washington Hotel
Barr Frank, millhand, r. 1334 Dupont
Barr Hannah K., widow, r. 318 Oak
Barr John, plumber, r. 415 Natoma
Barr •Tolin D ., manufacturer umbrellas and para-
sols, 323 Bush, r. 1207 Bush
Barr John G., laborer, r. 8 Fifth Av
Barr Neil, porter Criminal Courts, r. 14 Verona
Barr Neil Jr., molder, r. 14 Verona
Barr Sarah A. Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r.
801 Leavenworth
Barr Stewart A., salesman John D. Barr, r. 1207 Bnsh
Barr William H., master mariner, r. 1014 Vallejo
B^"Barr. See Bahr, Bar and Barre
Barra Antone, cook, r. 158 Clara, rear
Barra Ezekiel I., liquor saloon and cigars, NW cor
First and Minna, r. 4 Minna
Barra's Hall, NW cor First and Minna
Barracca Charles, mining, r, 202 Stockton
Barradale Alexander, engineer, r. 19 Tehama
Barradas James C, barber, r. 752 Folsom
B^rradori F., Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush
Barradori R. , Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bnsh
Barragat Baptiste, shoemaker, 644 Pacific
Barragat Pierre, shoemaker, r. 644 Pacific
Barraillac Adolph C, clerk W. A. H. Godfrey, r. 8
Carlos PI
Barra(iue Jean, engineer, r. 261 Clementina
Barrasa Ascencion Mrs., widow, r. 525 Vallejo
Barrasa Francisco, lithographer, r. 525 Vallejo
Barrasa Leonora Miss, dressmaker, r. 525 Vallejo
Barrasa Refugio, fireman, r. 525 Vallejo
Barre August, liquor saloon, NE cor Lombard and
Octavia
Barre Percy \V., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 167
Seventh
Barreau Philip, cook, r. 1112 Vallejo
Barreda F. F. , clerk F. L. Barreda, r. 2121 Buchanan
Barrecla Frederick Ii., manager D. de Castro &
Co., 213 Sansome, room 1, r. 2121 Buchanan
Barrel! Samuel, r. Wadsworth House
Barren Gustav, baker, r. 18 First
Barren Rudolph, cook, r. 18 First
Barrera Manuel, r. Occidental Hotel
Barrett Alfred J. .jeweler and watchmaker, 42 Fourth,
r. 236 Seventh
Barrett C. F. Mrs., lodgings, 302 Fourth
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Barrett Charles L., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1000
Pine
Barrett Charles W., plumber, r. Seventeenth Av, bet
J and K, South S. F.
Barrett Cornelius, teamster, r. 431 Shipley
Barrett Edward (Slathieu & Barrett) r. 315 Stockton
Barrett Edward, actor, r. 618 California
Barrett Edward, helper Eisdon I. and L. Works
Barrett Edward, laborer, r. 609 Miuua
Barrett Edward, painter, r. 323 Jessie
Barrett Edward, shoemaker, r. 15 Stevenson
Barrett Edward F., butcher, r. 410 Clementina
Barrett Edward G., bartender, r. 221 Sixth
Barrett Ellen, widow, r. 109 Minna
Barrett Ellen, nurse, r. 635 Ellis
Barrett Fanny, domestic 1320 Golden Gate Av
Barrett Francis A., porter Maj'or's Ofi&ce, r. S s Seven-
teenth Av, bet J and K, South S. F.
Barrett Frank, salesman C. A. Hooper & Co.
Barrett Frank M., r. 184 Fourteenth
Barrett George, hostler, r. 421 Bush
Barrett George, maltster Mason's Brewery, r.523 Chest-
nut
Barrett Geotge E., jeweler, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett Hannah, widow, r. 517 Stevenson
Barrett Hannah, widow, r. "W s Kansas, bet Humboldt
and Nevada
Barrett James, cabinetmaker, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett James, house painter, r. 112 Langton
Barrett James, laborer, r. SW cor Cook and Post
Barrett Jane, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1309 Jackson
Barrett John, baker, r. 217 Eighth, rear
Barrett John, blacksmith, r. 6 Burcham PI
Barrett John, laborer, r. 711 Tehama
Barrett John, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Barrett John, tinsmith, r. 112 Langton
Barrett John J., baker, r. 318 Valley
Barrett John W., carpenter, r. 212 Broadway
Barrett Joseph, blacksmith, r. 112 Langton
Barrett Joseph, clerk Feigenbaum k Co., r. 24 Clem-
entina
Barrett Margaret, domestic 12 Garden
Barrett Margaret Mrs., r. 782 Harrison
Barrett Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Co'p Wharf
Barrett Michael, longshoreman, r. 804 Third
Barrett Michael, shipcalker, r. 24 Masonic Av
BaiTett Minnie, domestic 1310 Geary
Barrett Mora M., machinist, r. 1000 Pine
Barrett Patrick (Barrett & Jorgan) r. 392 Ninth
Barrett Patrick, laborer, r. Coso House
Barrett Patrick, salesman, r. 24 Clementina
Barrett Patrick, truckman C. P. ER., r. 1209 Devlsa-
dero
Barrett Patrick F., driver N. B. and M. ER., r. 302
Fourth
Barrett Peter, quartermaster O. and O. SS. Belgic
Barrett R., r. 321 Pacific
Barrett Richard T., framemaker, r. 10.50 Folsom
Barrett Robert, soapmaker, r. 122 Gilbert
Barrett Thomas, laborer, r. 840 Harrison
Barrett Thomas, stonemason, r. 16 Clarence PI
Barrett Timothy,- driver George Morrow, 39 Clay
Barrett W. C, yardman Ackerson, Moore & Co., r.
Alameda
Barrett William, carpenter, r. 932 Twentieth
Barrett William, ironmolder, r. 417 Folsom
Barrett William, laborer, r. S s Laurel Av, nr Van
Ness Av
Barrett William, stableman, r. 31 Clara, rear
Barrett William G., secretary S. F. Gas Light
Co., SE co;: First and Natoma, r. 1000 Pine
Barrett Winifred Mrs., r. 24 Clementina
Barrett & Jorgan (Patrick Barrett and Fred. Jorgan)
morocco tanners, S 8 Nebraska, bet Alameda and
El Dorado
BARRETT & SHERWOOD
(William .r. Slier^vood) importers and
dealers Avatclies, diamonds, Je'ivelry,
etc., 517 Montgomery
Barretti Nicholas, steward P. 0. SS. Idaho, r. 228
Broadway
Barretti Peter, seaman, r. 643 Broadway
Barrie Agnes M., dressmaker, r. 923 Washington
Barrie Charles J., drayman, r. 127 Clara
Barrie David H., conductor California St. ER., r. 1416
Polk
Barrie George, publisher (Philadelphia, Pa.) Charles
H. Davis manager, 120 Sutter, room 81
Barrie Walter, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 142G Geary
Barrientos Martiii, compositor, r. 634 Vallejo
Barrington Charles L., salesman A. F. Downing &
Son, r. 822 Powell
Barrington George F., bookkeeper Custom House, r.
1903 Polk
Barrington John, route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Santa Rosa
Barris Frank T., butcher, r. 928 Post
Barris Harry, butcher, r. 926 Post
Barroilhet Htnry (Belloc & Co.) r. San Mateo
Barron Arthur W., assistunt superintendent Fifth St.
branch Market St. KR., r. 52 Zoe
Barron Cornelius, fruits and vegetables, N s Sierra,
bet Georgia and Michigan
Barron Cornelius J., painter, 815 Market, r. 442 Jessie,
rear
Barron George, chief printer Quartermaster's Dept,
Presidio Reservation, r. 2021 Hyde
Barron George E., railroadman, r. 203 Turk
Barron John, painter, r. 2109 Stockton
Barron Julia, adjuster U. S. Mint, 1.526 California
Barron K. N., peddler, r. 466 Tehama
Barron M. D. Mrs., r. 813 Stockton
Barron Michael, carpenter, r. 2319 Mission
Barron Rudolph, cook, r. 625 Clay
Barron William, driver, r. E s Dolores, nr Eighteenth
Barron William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay
and Powell
Barron William, shlpjoiner, r. China Av, nr Mission
Road
B^" Barron. See Baron
Barrows Alfred, clerk J. M Bufiington. r. 109 Silver
Barrows Annie W. Miss, assistant South San Francisco
School, r. 109 Silver
Barrows C. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1150 Market
Barro-*vs Charles D. Rev. , pastor First Congre-
gational Church, study at Church, cor Post and
Mason ; at liberty Monday mornings and Thursday
afternoons, r. 1512 Pine
Barrows Edward C, clerk Union Pac. Salt Co., r. 2626
Sutter
Barrows Harriet, widow, r. 2118 Pacific Av
Barrows Henry, laborer, r. 316 Townsend
Barrows John, mnfrs agent, 400 Battery ,r. 787 Steven-
son
Barrows Laura M. Miss, assistant Turk St. Primary
School, r. 2620 Sutter
Barrows Lucy W., widow, r. 109 Silver
Barrows Mary, widow, r. 2626 Sutter
Barrows Robert, driver, r. 2503 Post
Barrows Stephen S., carpenter and builder, 234 Sut-
ter, r. 1150 Market
Barrows William H., attorney at law, 216 Sansome, r.
1220 Mission
B®" Barrows. See Burrows
Barrs Albert, actor Baldwin Theatre, r. 3 Park PI
Barry Aaron J., boxmaker, r. 14 Bourbin PI
Barry Alice Miss, shoefitter, r. Dolores, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Barry Ann, widow, r. W a Eleventh Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Barry Anton, cook, r. 158 Clara
Barry Augustus W., machinist, r. Central Av.bet Sut-
ter and Post
Barry, Baird «!t Co. (James H. Barry, James M.
Baird and John Henderson) printers and book-
binders, 419 Sacramento and 320 Sansome
Barry Batholemew, freight clerk C. P. RR., Oakland
Ferry, r. 360 Clementina
Barry Brothers (John M. and James W.) friilt and
produce, 3 Bowens Block, South 8. F.
Barry Catherine, widow, r. 1327 California
Barry Charles, longshoreman, r. N s Greenwich, nr
Sansome
Barry Charles E. (Barry & Evans) r. San Rafael
Barry David, laborer, r. 223 Folsom
Barry David, liquor saloon and cigar mnfr, SE cor
Folsom and Ninth, r. 303 Ninth
Barry David, messman Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla
Barry David, sailmaker, r. 18!^ Ridley
Barry David J., packer, r. 38 Quinn
Barry Dennis, porter, r. 778 Harrison
Barry Edward, dairyman, S s Crescent Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Barry Edward, laborer, r. 25 Anthony
Barry Edward, laborer, r. 6 Freelon
Barry Ellen, widow, r. 710 Howard
Barry Frank, driver, r. NW cor Cortland Av and San
Bruno Road
Barry Jacob, shoemaker, r. 361 Clementina
G.W.CLARK k CO.^™??.lSPu^F 645 MARKET ST,
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
Firi^TOIV IRON WUKKN, 313 Fremont Street,
Maiiafacturers of Aiiialsi^m»tiui; I*aD» und Siettlera.
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Barry James (Callan & Barry) r. 1336 Natoma
Barry James, bricklayer, r. 412 3^ Fell
Barry James, carder, r. 8 Glover
Barry James, carpenter, r. Lafayette House
Barry James, elevatorman, 12 Front, r. 31o Jessie
Barry James, foreman A. Doble, r. 211 Taylor
Barry James, fireman P.O. SS. Geo. W. Elder
Barry James, laborer, r. 310 Minna
Barry James, leatherdregser, r. 522 Eighth
Barry James, peddler, r. 3 Maria
Barry James, stockdriver, r. 715 Davis
Barry James, tailor, r. 751)3^ Howard
Barry James H. (Barry, Baird & Co.) r. 1224 Broad-
vcay
Barry James J., janitor Supreme Court of Cal., r. 10
Grove
Barry James W. (Barry Brothers) r. 3 Bowen's Block,
South S. F.
Barry Jeremiah, maltster, r. 303 Ninth
Barry Jeremiah Jr., cigarmaker, r. 303 Ninth
Barry John, baker, r. 9 St. Mary
Barry John, blacksmith, r. 623 Fulton
Barry John, clerk, r. 703 Howard
Barrv John, coachman, r. 325 Folsom
Barry John, foreman Pac. Carriage Co., r. 11 Carlos PI
Barry John, laborer, r. 1 Welsh
Barry John, laborer, r. Miuer.'s Hotel
Barry John, laborer, r. 2523 Sacramento
Barry John, shoemaker, r. 7 Church Lane
Barry John, shoemaker, r. 361 Clementina
Barry John D., entry clerk Davis Brothers, Toklas &
Co., r. 2521 Bryant
Barry John H., delivery clerk Western Union Tele-
graph Co., r. 211 Taylor
Barry John J., calker, r. 21 Rausch
Barry John J., teamster, r. 1646 Mission
Barry John M. (Barry Brothers) r. 3 Bowen's Block,
South S. F.
Barry John T., compositor, r. 307 J^ Chestnut
Barry Joseph F., clerk, r. 3 Maria
Barry Joseph P., boilermaker, r. 2523 Sacramento
Barry J. William, engineer, r. 1025 Sutter
Barry K. C, r. 1130 Market
Barry Laura Miss, shoefitter, r. 319 Fifth
Barry Margaret, widow, r. 8 Glover
Barry Margaret, widow, r. 303 Ninth
Barry Martin, tailor, r. 1936 Bush
Barry Mary, widow, r. 35 Valpa^raiso
Barry Mary, widow, r. China Av, nr Mission Koad
Barry Mary C. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 211 Taylor
Barry Matthew, laborer, r. 612 Folsom
Barry Matthew B., produce dealer, SE cor Railroad
and Sixteenth Avs, South S. F.
Barry Maurice, teamster, r. 2733 Pine
Barry Maurice, teamster, r. 815 M Point Lobos Av
Barry Michael, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Barry Michael, deck hand C. P. RR. stmr El Oapi-
tan, r. 360 Clementina
Barry Michael, fireman tugboat Rescue
Barry Michael, laborer, r. 1019 Market
Barry Michael, ironmolder, r. 3 Powell Av
Barry Michael, shoemaker, r. Roanoke, bet Laidley
and Chenery
Barry Michael H., clerk Wangenheim, Sternheim &
Co., r. 8 Glover
Barry Michael J., machinist, r. 710 Howard
Barry Owen, laborer, r. 623 Fulton
Barry Patrick, boilermaker, r. 1327 California
Barry Patrick, carriagemaker, r. 657 Howard
Barry Patrick, carriagepaiuter R. F. Briggs & Co., r.
East Oakland
Barry Patrick, cook, r. 101 Jessie
Barry Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fifth
and Natoma
Barry Patrick, harnessmaker, r. 720 California
Barry Patrick, laborer, r. 8 s Point Lobos Av, bet
Collins and Ferrie
Barry Patrick, laborer, r. 140 Freelon
Barry Patrick, ticket clerk C. P. RR., Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Barry Patrick, watchman, r. W 8 Utah, bet Center and
Santa Clara
Barry Patrick O., clerk C. V. Gillespie, r. 1112 Pacific
Barry Richard, laborer, r. 260 Clara
Barry Richard, laborer, r. W 8 Boyce, nr Point Lobos
Av
Barry Richard, mattressmaker, r. 961 Folsom
Barry Richard, watchman, r. Tenth Av. bet N and P,
South S. F.
Barry Richard, watchman C. P. BR. stmr Transit, r.
West Oakland
Barry Richard J., currier, r. W s Mississippi, bet Mar-
iposa and Santa Clara
Barry Richard L., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 21
Rausch
Barry Robert, bookkeeper, r. 21 Prospect PI
Barry Robert, engineer California St. BR., r. 1301
Larkin
Barry Robert, gardener, r. 6 Miles PI
Barry Robert, tailor, r. 9 St. Mary
Barry Robert F., junk dealer, r. 3109 Sixteenth
Barry Robert V., machinist, r. 342 Fremont
Barry Sarah J., widow, r. 1224 Broadway
Barry T. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1915 Polk
Barry Thomas, apprentice W. A. Meeker, r. 440 Fifth
Barry Thomas, coalpasser O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Barry Thomas, painter, r. 101 Jessie
Barry Thomas, shoemaker, and extraman Engine No.
7, S. F. F. D., r. 7 Church Lane
Barry Thomas, watchman, r. NE cor Spear and Har-
rison
Barry Thomas, weigher, r. 35 Everett
Barry Thomas A., shoemaker, r. NW cor Sixteenth
and Second Av
Barry Thomas F., attorney at law, 409 California,
rooms 1-2, r. 35 Valparaiso
Barry Thomas T., salesman Murjihy, Grant & Co., r.
Alameda
Barry William, expressman, SE cor Sansome and Mer-
chant, r. 9 Varenneg
Barry William, hackman, r. 1623 Washington
Barry William, hostler, r. 16 Cedar Av
Barry William, laborer, r. 640 Jessie
Barry William, shipcarpenter, r. 21 Rausch
Barry William, tanner, r. 430 Shotwell
Barry William, teamster, r. 315 Jessie
Barry William, wheelwright, r. 38 Quinn
Barry "William F., pressman, r. 1224 Broadway
Barry William H., laborer, r. 151 Natoma
Barry William I., salesman, r. 609 Post
Barry William J., r. 35 Valparaiso
Barry William J., blacksmith, r. 211 Taylor
Barry William J., driver, r. 1025 Sutter
Barry William M., architect, r. 609 Post
Barry Si Evans (Charles E. Barry and William M.
Evans) searchers records, 415 Montgomery
e^Barry. See Barrie
Barsanti G., fruits and produce, 233 Eighth
Barsel Ernest, bartender, r. 2219 Mason
Barsel Frank, bricklayer, r. 2219 Mason
Barsel Louisa, widow, r. 2219 Mason
Barsolia Antonio (Barsolia & Landucci) r. 718 Green-
wich, rear
Barsolia & Landucci (Antonio Barsolia and Martin
Landucci) fruits and vegetables, 718 Greenwich
Barsotti Andrew, vegetable dealer, r. N s Twenty-
sixth, Ijet Noe and Castro
Barsotti Egidio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Barsotti Ernesto, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad.
way
Barsotti Virgilio (Perpoli & Barsotti) r. 1521 Mason
Barss A. W., office 21 Merchants' Exchange
Barstow Alfred (Rhodes & Barstow) r. Oakland
BarstowB., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Barstow George, attorney at law, 309 California,
room 19, r. 927 Pine
Barta John , r. 365 Broadway
Bartalloni Ermauno, liquor saloou, NW cor Stevenson
and Seventh
Bartch Frank, milkman, r. F, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Avs, South S. F.
Bartel Henry, seaman, r. 36 Clay
Bartell Henry, r. 2130 Mission
Bartels C. F. Mrs., widow, r. SW cor Valencia and
Twenty-third
Bartels Christian H., porter, r. 349 Jessie
Bartels Frederick, bartender, r. 121 Ellis
Bartels Henry, upholsterer. lOG Ninth
Bartels John, restaurant, 11-13 Sixth, r.480 Stevenson
Bartels Mary, domestic 614 Fell
Bartels Richard, r. NW cor Florida and Twentieth
Barth Charles, sheet metal worker, r. 307 Seventh
Barth Ferdinand, r. 638 Green
Barth Herman, draftsman Kenitzer & Baun, r. 2015
Webster
Barth Isidor, machinist, r. 514 Green
Barth Jacob, clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. Alameda
Barth Richard, machinist, r. cor Fifth and Brannan
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «*sHiNGjoN|^at_sHciRT notice
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN COAI, AND PIG IRON,
41 Slarket Street, comer Spear*
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Bartb Rudolph, watchmaker, r. 1032 Market
Barth William, galvanized iron worker, r. 335 )<i Ship-
ley
Barthel Robert, liquor saloon, 273-275 East, r. 3 Chath-
am Fl
Barthelemy Nicholas, boot and shoemaker, 825 Pa-
cific
Barthol Adam, teamster, r. 463 Minna
Bartholdt Herman, engineer, r. 2315 Mason
Bartboldt Max, driver, r. 218 Francisco
Bartholdy Otto, tinsmith, r. 1409 Mission
Bartholome Cornelius, bartender, r. 1055 Market
Bartholome John, liquor saloon, 1012 Battery
Bartholow W. E. B., clerk Clinton C. Tripp, r. 611
Taylor
Bartholy Andrew, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Barthrop Edward, assistant superintendent Indus-
trial School, r. 728 Clementina
Bartleson Edward A., waiter, r. 235}^ Minna
Bartlett Albert J., drayman, r. 122 Eddy
Bartlett Bacchus L., mercantile adjusting, r. 1124
Pine
Bartlett Columbus, attorney at law, 12 Montgom-
ery, r. 1131 Ellis
Bartlett Earl, attorney at law, 339 Kearny, r. SW cor
Point Lobos and Fifteenth Avs
Bartlett Edward, carpenter, r. 648 Howard
Bartlett Edward C, clerk Jno. Bcott Wilson & Co., r.
317 Eddy
Bartlett E. G., driver, r. 948 Harrison
Bartlett Erastus, capitalist, r. Ill Hayes
Bartlett Eva Miss, tailoress George Kuhn
Bartlett George C, bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. 615
Turk
Bartlett Hazen W., master mariner, r. 31 Liberty
Bartlett Harry E., collector, r. 948 Harrison
Bartlett J. A., assistant manager Studebaker Bros.
Mnfg Co., r. 112 Turk
Bartlett James, miner, r. W s Sanchez, bet Market
and Sixteenth
Bartlett Jared A., shipcarpenter, r. 308Beale
Bartlett Job C, foreman D. L. Farnsworth, r. 122
Eddy
Bartlett Joseph L., blacksmith, r. 1424. Howard,
rear<
Bartlett Mary A., widow, r. 616 Eddy
Bartlett PUny (Contra Costa Laundry Assn) r. Oak-
land
Bartlett Robert B., sergeant-at-arms Board of Super-
visors, r. 36 Moss
Bartlett Robert M., elevatorman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 36 Moss
Bartlett T. I., r. 444 Brannan
Bartlett T. J., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Bartlett W., r. Florence House
Bartlett Walter A., teamster Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 1620 West Mission
Bartlett Walter B., teacher vocal music, 117 Post, r.
Alameda
Bartlett Ward, waiter, r. 681 Mission
Bartlett William C, journalist Evening Bulletin, r.
Oakland
Bartley Charles H., housepainter, r. 125 Langton
Bartley George, rail-straightener, r. E s Louisiana,
bet Shasta and Napa
.Bartley George W., m^erman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
67 Langton
Bartley Thomas, teamster, r. 441 Clementina, rear
Bartling Anton L., optician, r. 8 Howard Court
Bartling Henry, civil engineer, and secretary Board
of City Uall Commissioners, ofl&ce new City Hall,
first floor, r. 24 Glen Park Av
Bartling William (Baitling it Kimball) r. Oakland
Bartlini^ & Kimball (William Bartling and
Henry Kimball) bookbinders and' blank book
manufacturers, 505 Clay
Bartlow William, porter John Stable, r. Oakland
Bartnian John B., millwright, r. 718}^ Grove
Bartmann Antone, carpenter, r. 1215 Filbert
Bartmann Clara Mrs., actress Tivoli Garden
Bartmann Ferdinand, millwright, r. 729 Grove
Bartmann John C, musician, r. 729 Grove
Bartnett Cyrus P., student Pac. Business College, r.
1310 Jackson
Bartold Louis, butcher, r. 270 Folsom
Bartole Antonio, restaurant, 210 >4 Washington
Bartolucci Giuseppe, Italian Bersaglieri See, 625
Broadway
Barton Benjamin F. (B. F. Barton & Co.) r. Ala-
meda *
BARTON B. F. & GO. .Benjamin
F. Barton) proprietors Pioneer Salt
AVorks and manufacturers Peerless
Yeast Pcivder, !211-213 Sacramento
Barton Carrie Mrs., bracemaker National Surgical In-
stitute, r. 319 Bush
Barton Daniel, plasterer, r. 45 Jessie
Barton George; civil engineer, r. 418 Brannan
Barton Harry F., clerk B. F. Barton & Co., r. 2422 Bu-
chanan
Barton Hugh, stonecutter, r. 811 Point Lobos Av
Barton James, liquor saloon, 819 Battery
Barton James S., mining engineer, r. 418 Brannan
Barton John, r. 212 Seventh
BARTON JOHNi president Union
Pacific Salt Co., S16 Sacramento, r.
Alameda
Barton John, waiter Palace Hotel Restaurant
Barton John A., milkman, r. 1232 Union
Barton Joseph C., clerk Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. 2319 Howard
Barton Phineas W., bookkeeper Firemans Fund In-
surance Co., r. Alameda
Barton Robert, painter, r. 2021 Polk
Barton S. M., insurance broker Hutchinson & Mann
Barton Thomas, canner, r. 309 Seventh
Barton Thomas S., clerk Coffin & Hendry, r. 1211
Bush
Barton William, stevedore, r. 754 Harrison
Barton William D., clerk, r. 1232 Union
Barton William H., traveling salesman B. F. Barton
& Co., r. 2422 Buchanan
Barton William J., painter, r. 1232 Union
Barton William W., shipping clerk B. F. Barton &
Co., r. 2422 Buchanan
Barton W. T., assistant secretary S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, r. 1605 Franklin
1^'Barton. See Burton
Bartrin Susan Mrs., tailoress, r. 12 Mason
Bartz Allen, laborer, r. 81 Stevenson, rear
Bartz Charles, tailor, r. 638}^ Mission
Baruch Frederick, salesman Hoffman & Co., r. 1405
Van Ness Av
Baruch Isaac, r. 1405 Van Ness Av
Baruch Paulina, midwife, r. 912 Folsom
Barucb Simon (B. Blumenthal & Co.) r. 657 Har-
rison
Barut Albert, bartender, r. 1418 Powell
Barut August, blacksmith, r. 1418 Powell
Barut Raymond (Barut & Bellocq) r. 1418 Powell
Barut & Bellocq (Raymond Barut and Alfred Bellocq)
liquor saloon, 1401 Powell
Baruth Ernest F., liquor saloon, SW cor Fillmore and
Post
Baruth Henry, tailor, r. 4453^ Natoma
Baruth William, cabinetmaker, r. 1910 Broderick
Barwell Charles, steward, r. 363 Minna
Barwich Antone, cooper, r. 120 Park Av
Barz August, blacksmith, 42 Vallejo, r. 2 Moulton PI
Barzuglia Achille, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Barzuglia Carlo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Basalt Co. The, Frank L. Palmer secretary, 633 Kear-
ny, room 1
Bascacci P. C, r. 3 Bannam PI
Basch Hugo, barber, r. 118 Post
Basch Louis, salesman Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r.
1311 Golden Gate Av
Basch Samuel, furniture, 200J4 and 805 Fourth, r. 203
Fourth
l^'Basch. See Bash
Basco David, porter, r. 267 Minna
Bascom Henry B., dressmaker, 115 Geary
Bascom Mattie E. Mrs., dressmaker, 115 Geary
Bascombe Annie Miss. r. 420 Eddy
Basendorf Michael, scroUsawyer, r. 14 Prospect PI
Basford Jacob K., capitalist, r. 2133 Bush
Basford John F., laborer, r. 20(i Fifth
Basford Mary, domestic 500 Sutter
Basford Raphael X., druggist, SE cor Bush and Fill-
more
Bash Hyman, tailor, r. 523 J^ Natoma
Bashford Julia, widow, r. 825 Jackson
Basilauski Alfonao, clerk Philip S. Mitrovich, r. 36
Austin
Basilio Jocchini, flowervender, r, 182 Jessie
Basker David R., waiter Palace Hotel
fiOSEWOOD, LIGNDI-yiM, BOXWOOD •
JOHN VS^IGMORE,
133 SP£AB STBKET.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
BAS
188
BAT
Baskenrille Edwin, machinist, r. 48 Minna
Easier George A., painter, 28 Geary and 923 Market,
r. 1005 Market
BasB George P., r. American Exchange Hotel
Bass I. H., proptr Echo Lodging House, 863M Market,
r. 215 Jones
Bass Thomas J. (T. J. Bass & Co.) r. SE cor Noe and
Fifteenth
Bass T. J. & Co. (Thomas J. Bass) artists' mate-
rials, paints, oils, glass and coach painters' sup-
plies, 27 Dupont
Bassen Joachim, maltster, r. 76 Everett
Bassett A, C, superintendent Southern Pacific
Railroad (northern division) NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 31, r. Menlo Park
Bassett Alice Miss, r. 50 Clementina
Bassett Alonzo, stonecutter Degan & Orford, r. Oak-
land
Bassett Byron 8., yardman John "Wigmore, r. 212
Broadway
Bassett Charles E., master mariner, r. 338 Eighteenth
Bassett C. F. <& Co. (Charles F. Bassett) grain
commission merchants, 304 Davis
Bassett Charles F. (C. F. Bassett & Co.) r. 1630 West
Mission
Bassett Daniel J., machinist, r. 50 Clementina
Bassett Edward, painter E. H. Gadsby
Bassett Elizabeth, widow, r. 50 Clementina
Bassett Henry D., salesman John Kentfield & Co., r.
West Oakland
Bassett James M.. with Wine and Tobacco Journal,
606 Clay, r. Oakland
Bassett John F., longshoreman, r. 30 De Boon
Bassett Joseph, produce commission merchant, 222
Clay, r. Fruit Vale
Bassett Lizzie L., bakery, SE cor Bush and Larkin
Bassett Madison H., teamster, r. 6 Creek Lane
Bassett Martin L., contractor and builder, r. 5 Mari-
posa
Bassett William, manager Summit Ice Co., 64
Minna, r. Arcade House
Bassi Giuseppe, r. 616 Post
Bassi Louis, boilermaker, r. 8 Pratt PI
Bassignanno Peter F., r. 306 Langton
Bassillio Joseph, engineer, r. 216 Union
Bassilio Milano, hostler, r. 427 Jackson
Bassini Bernardo, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1207 Pacific
Bassini Giovanni, gardener, r. N s Market, bet San-
chez and Church
Bassity James E., plasterer, r. 113 Jones
Bassity Matthew F., plasterer, r. ilih Fulton, rear
Basso Salvatore, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Basso Stefano, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Bastheim Joseph (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r. 2126
California
Bastian Benedict, tailor, 311 Sutter
Bastian John, gardener, 2027 Howard
Bastian John, mining expert, r. New Wisconsin Ho-
tel
Bastill B., r. 514 Bush
Baston Abner F., drayman, r. 1022 McAllister
Baston Joseph G., salesman Waterhouse & Lester, 16
Beale
Baston Joseph W., teamster, r. 1022 McAllister
Bastreim Hans, watchman, r. 16 Folsom
Bataille Albert P. (Bataille k Winterhalder) r. 726
Green
Bataille & Winterhalder (Albert P. Bataille and Jo-
seph Winterhalder) liquor saloon, 544 California
Batavia Philip S., barber, 53 Third, r. 22 Mary
Batchelder George, chief clerk quartermaster's dept
U. S. A., 36 New Moutgnmery, room 5
Batchelder H. L., clerk The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 4
Hopeton Terrace
Batchelder John, carpenter, r. 1053 Ji Golden Gate Av
Batchelder John H., blacksmith, r. 114 Austin
Batchelder Levi L.(L. L. Batchelder & Son) r. 4 Hope-
ton Terrace
Batchelder Levi P., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 4
Hopeton Terrace
Batchelder L. L. & Son (Levi L. and William S.)
stevedores, 34 California
Batchelder M. J. Mrs., r. 31 Third
Batchelder Nathan P., assistant transportation clerk
quartermaster's dept U. S. A., r. 1028M Folsom
Batchelder Ricliard N., major U. S. A., in
charge of depot quartermaster's dept, 36 New
Montgomery, room 3, r. Palace Hotel
Batchelder Samuel N., patternmaker, r. 34 Hawthorne
Batchelder William H., trackman Sutter St. RB., r.
114 Austin
Batchelder William H. Jr., painter, r..ll4 Austin
Batchelder William S. (L. L. Batchelder & Son) r. 4
Hopeton Terrace
8^" Batchelder. See Bachelder
Bateman Frank, groceries and liquors, 62 Jj West Mis-
sion
Bateman John, carpenter, r. 102 Natoma
Bateman John C, carpenter, r. 1912 Pacific Av
Bateman Joseph, carpenter, r. 3015 Laguna
Bateman Michael C, contractor, r. 1912 Pacific Av
Bateman Michael C. Jr., carpenter and builder, r. 1912
Pacific Av
Bateman Miles, carpenter, r. 812 Jj Jessie
Bateman Richard H., compositor, r. 3015 Laguna
Bateman W. A., r. 122 Chattanooga
Bateman William (J. Kemp & Co.) r. 16 Rausch
Bates A. B. Mrs., r. 1621 Washington
Bates Alfred, machinist, r. 11 Boardman PI
Bates Anson, farmer, r. .54 First
Bates Catherine M., r. 764 Harrison
Bates Daniel S., night inspector Custom House, r.
128 Tenth
Bates Dudley C. , mining secretary, 79 Keyadft
Block, r. 1705 Octavia
Bates Edward K., r. 606 Larkin
Bates Edward P., mining, 320 Sansome, room 52, r.
Oakland
Bates Eugene J., bookkeeper, r. 728)^ McAllister
Bates Frank D., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 1705
Octavia
Bates George, r. 1009 Powell
Bates George A., tinsmith, r. 603 Post
Bates George E., clerk Joseph Wolf, r. SW cor Vicks-
burg and Jersey
Bates George W., laborer, r. 560 Mission
Bates Herbert F. A., shipping clerk S. Mosgrove &
Bro., r. 603 Post
Bates John S., gardener, r. W s Vicksburg, nr Jersey
Bates Josepli C, attorney at law, 434 California,
rooms 8-9, r. 2412 Pine
Bates Kate E., widow, r. 603 Post
Bates M., clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Bates Marshall A., cashier W. J. Callingham b Co.,
r. 1405 Taylor
Bates Mary Miss, r. 1621 Washington
Bates Morris S., cashier Williams, Dimond & Co., r.
504 Geary
Bates Morris U. (Morris U. Bates & Co.) r. 2006
Jackson
Bates Morris V, & Co. (Morris TJ. Bates) pub-
lishers and proprietors Commercial News and
Shipping List and San Francisco Trade Review,
123 California, room 27
Bates Samuel P., master mariner, r. 1622 How&rd
Bates Thaddeus, salesman, r. 623 Harrison
Bates Thomas D., advertisement distributor Tivoli
Garden, r. 603 Post
Bates Thomas H., painter, r.917 Polk
Bates Walter E., physician, office 121 Montgomery,
r. 328 Turk
Bates William, cook, r. 5 Clara Lane
Bates William E., clerk, r. 110 Sixth
Bath William, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r.
cor Turk and Market
Batista Louis, cook, r. 10 Sumner, rear
Batiste John, bootblack, 24 Leidesdorff
Batkin Alfred, music clerk William A. Frey, r. 1023 H
Mission
Batkin Henry H., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1023 J$
Mission
Batlle Don Jos6, r. 367 Jessie
BatoUone Maztti, milk ranch, N s Greenwich, bet
Pierce and Steiner
BatoDi Francisco, tailor, r. N s Battery, bet Broadway
and Pacific
'Batoui Sylvester, tailor, r. N s Battery, bet Broadway
and Pacific
Batsere John, cook, r. 2713 Howard
Butt Henry, cigarmaker, r. 18 Harriet
Batt Jacob, peddlar,r. 18 Harriet
Battaglia Giovanni, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Battaglia Rafaelio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Battalora Angelo, Swiss Ben. Soc. ,'627 Commercial
Battalora Pietro, glazier, r. 1419 Dupont
Battens William, salesman W.W.Montague & Co.,
r. Occidental Hotel
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO., Jewelers, r.':."cr' !-riXr.rs*
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHINO CAK.I.ED FOR AND DET^ITERED.
OFFICE, 648 SIARKET KTRFET.
BAT
189
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Battelle George L., carpenter McAullffe & (Jard, r.
Oakland
Battelle Roger S., bootfltter, r. 514 Bush
Batten Evans D., stone cutter, r. 2921 California
Batten George, pressman, r. 209 Leldesdorff
Batten Sampson, stone j'ard, SW cor Point Lobos and
Masonic Avs, r. 2921 California
Batten Samuel H., law clerk J. 0. Bates, r. 2921 Cali-
fornia
Battenberg Otto, varnisher, r. 528 Sixth
Batterman Edward, baker, r. 226 Pacific
Battersby James, watchmaker and jeweler, 13 Third,
r. 632 Jessie
Battersby Kobert, mining, r. 331 Kearny
Battersby William, clerk, r. 22 Verona
Battersby William N., clerk, r. 835 Mission
Battei-y St. Bonded Wareliouse, George C.
Bode proprietor, NW cor Battery and Filbert
Batteux Carolina, widow, r. 106 Park Av
Batteux Daniel, clerk Pacific Pickle and Vinegar
Works, r. 106 Park Av
Battista A. G., r. 1028 Kearny
Battista Baglietto, with Pac. Vinegar Works, r. 560
Grove
Battista John, gardener, r. S s California, bet Fourth
and Fifth Avs
Battke Henry J., seaman, r. 225 Eitch
Battke John A., cabinetmaker, r. 225 Ritch
Battles Albert, cabinetmaker, t. 8^2 Freelon
Battles Augustus S., salesman Waltersen & Dewey, r.
862 Mission
Battles James, seaman, r. 103 King
Battles John Jr., boarding, S s King, bet Third and
Ritch
Battles Luke, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Clementina, r. 34 J^ Clara
Battles Ward, salesman Magee & Moore, r. 1113 Post
Battles William W. Mrs., widow, r. 1113 Post
Battleson Martin O., mate schr Marie Chevallier, r.
240 Clara
Battner John, patternmaker, r. 407 Third
Battu Hippolyte Jr., painter, r. 1413 Sacramento
Battu Zoe Mrs., r. 1413 Sacramento
Batturs Edward T., deputy Assessor, r. 910 McAllister
Bauch Peter G., ship and Custom House broker, 520
Battery, r. 719 Union
Bauchou Bernard, gardener, Presidio Reservation, nr
Mountain Lake
Bauchou John, gardener Bernard Bauchou, r. Presi-
dio Reservation, nr Mountain Lake
Bauck John H., cellar master Eisen Bros., r. Prescott
House
Baud Frank, proptr Hayes Valley Brass Works, 522
Fulton
Baudoin John, milder, r. 651 Third
Baudoin Louie, laborer, r. 651 Third
Bauduch Frank (Bauduch k Co.) r. 1504 Folsom
Bauduch Louis (Bauduch & Co.) r. 1504 Folsom
Bauduch & Co. (Louis and Frank Bauduch) fruits and
vegetables, 1504 Folsom
Bauer Abraham (Bauer Brothers & Co.) r. Paris,
France
Bauer Alexander, dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Bauer Brothers (John and Louis) cutlers and tool-
makers, 637 Kearny
Bauer Brothers <& Co. (Abraham and Moses
Bauer) importers and wholesale dealers fancy
goods, laces, embroideries and Victoria zephyr,
547 Market
Bauer Carl, milk dairy, NE cor Seventeenth and
Douglass
Bauer Charles, belt maker, r. 212 First
Bauer Charles A., clerk, r. 571 Minna
Bauer Charles F., carpenter, r. 611 Natoma
Bauer Charles G., liquor saloon, 804 Pacific
Bauer Charles H. F.. policeman, r. 721 J^ Clementina
Bauer Christian (Bauer & Schmidt)r.S s Chestnut, bet
Steinor and Pierce
Bauer E C, clerk James C. Scott, cor Market and
Kearny
Bauer Emil E., laborer, r. 7 .\lemany Av
Baaer Eiiiile, manager The San Francisco News
Co., 413 Washington, r. 1838 Geary
Bauer Frederick A., clerk Boericke & Tafel, r. 120
Fillmore
Bauer Frederick C, druggist John A. Bauer, r. 509
Post
Bauer Frederick W., longshoreman, r. 225 Green
Bauer George, r. 163 Jessie
Bauer George, barber, 44 Grove
Bauer Gustavus A., liquor saloon, SW cor Lett and Mc-
Allister
Bauer Henry, upholsterer, 1517 California, r. 1519
California
Bauer Henry G., paper cutter, r. 611 Natoma
Bauer J. C. & Co. (J. Christian Bauer) importers
hops, corks and brewers' stock, 632 Sacramento
Bauer J. Christian (J. C. Bauer & Co.) r. 1516 Franklin
Bauer John (Bauer Brothers) r. SE cor Clay and
Kearny
Bauer John, proptr Tivoli Brewery, 120 Fillmore
Bauer John A., manufacturing chemist and drug-
gist, 101 Post, r. 509 Post
Bauer John F., farmer. Lake Merced
Bauer John W., with John Bauer, r. 120 Fillmore
Bauer Joseph, r. 39 Moss
Bauer Joseph, laborer, r. 609 Seventh
Bauer Leonard, machinist, r. 14 Gilbert
Bauer Leopold, stonecutter, r. Ss Green, bet Franklin
and Gough
Bauer Louis (Bauer Brothers) r. 223 Stevenson
Bauer Louis, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 506 POBt
Bauer Martin, tinsmith, r. 1616 West Mission
Bauer Moses (Bauer Brothers & Co.) r. 1307 Gough
Bauer Otto, manager Joseph Michalitschke, r. 1621
Clay
Bauer Otto, milker Carl Bauer, r. NE cor Seventeenth
and Douglass
Bauer Pauline M., domestic 1405 Baker
Bauer Peter, r. 1321 J^ Stockton
Bauer Samuel, proprietor Western White Goods
Manufacturing Co., 547-549 Market, r. 1307 Gough
Bauer Simon, porter, r. 231 Ritch
Bauer William, clerk, r. Oil Natoma
Bauer William, upholsterer, r. 1619 California
Bauer William J., liquor saloon, 1042 Folsom
Bauer & Schmidt (Christ. Bauer and Philip Schmidt)
milk ranch, S s Chestnut, bet Steiner and Pierce
iS^Bauer. See Baur and Bower
Bauerfeld Frederick, cabinet maker, r. 1137 Harrison
Baugh Josephine Miss, r. 102 Mason
Baughan Edward, laborer, r. Clifton House
Baughn Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 126 Fifth
Bauboff Carl, baker E. A. Engelberg, 416 Kearny
Baulsir Nimrod, blockmaker, r. 1332 Washington
Baum Charles, consuf Argentine Repablic and presi-
dent American-Russian Commercial Co., 718 Bat-
tery, r. 1705 Powell
Baum David A., city agent Liverpool and London and
Glol)e Insurance Co., r. 310 Kearny
Baum George S., clerk, r. 10213^ Market
Baum George W., r. 418 Brannan
Baum Gustaf e, carpets and furniture, 871 Market,
r. 1715 Larkin
Baum Hyman, carpet layer, r. 1715 Larkin
Badm J. «fc Co. (Julius Baum, and Henry and Mor-
ris Shrier) importers and manufacturers clothing,
9-11 Sansopie
Baum Jean, r. 514 Bush
Baum John T. (Horton & Baum) and liquor saloon,
3240 California, r. 2703 Bush
Baum Julius (J. Baum & Co.) r. 1111 Van Ness Av
Baum Leonard F., salesman Hoffman & Co., r. 1016
Geary
Baum Morris (Fisher & Baum) r. 922 McAllister
Baum Reinhold, upholsterer, r. 35 )i Turk
Baum Rudolph, r. 1705 Powell
Baum William, r. 35^; Turk
Bauman .Andreas, milker Kenner & Russi, r. S 8 Eigh-
teenth, nr Clara Av
Bauman Anton, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Bauman Charles, tailor, r. 919 J4 Filbert
Bauman Frederick, cutler, 115 First, r. 332 Sixth, rear
Bauman George, tailor, r. 2 Graham PI
Bauman Jacob, blacksmith, r. Park Hotel
Bauman Joseph, milker, r. NW cor Clara and Eight-
I eenth
Bauman Sigmund, salesman Levi Strauss & Co.,r. 304
Sutter
Bauman Solomon, merchant, r. 5}fi Garden
Baumann B. Mrs., r. 110 Powell
Baumanu Fidel, milker, r. E s Scott, nr Chestnut
Bauaiann John, musician, r. 707 McAllister
Baumann Joseph J., milker Abram D. Miller, r. W 8
San Bruno Road, nr Silver Av
Baumann Philip, confectioner, r. 778 Jj Stevenson
Baumann Vincenz (Loretz & Baumann) r. E 8 Scott,
nr Chestnut
B^ Baumann. See Bowrnan
Bautnard Felix, mnfr corset steels, r. 322 Sutter
INTERIOR DECORATORS, G. W.CLARK & CO., 645 MarM St.
HINCKK.E'r, SPIEKS * HAYES, FUIiTOBr IRON WOKKS, 813 Fremont Mtreen
9Ianuf»ctDrers of STATIONARIT and HABINE EMOINEM and BOILERS.
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190
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Baumard Julia Mrs., mDfr corsets, 322 Sutter
Baumbach Benjamiu, seaman, r. 131 Harrison
Baumberger James, bookkeeper Breeze & Loughran,
r. San Leandro
Baumeister Alrich (C. Sancken & Co.) r. NE cor Stein-
er and Eddy
Baumeister Bernhardt H., medical stiident, r. 1805
Stockton
Baumeister Herman, helper Pac. Rolling Mills
Baumeister John A., tailor, r. 608 >4 Locust Av
Baumeister Joseph, carpenter, r. 523 Sixth
Baumeister Joseph, carrier Chronicle, r. 6 Clara
Lane
Baumer Joseph, shoemaker, r. 24 Mint Av
Baumgard Henry, moulder, r. 327 Jessie
Baumgarduer Etta M. Mrs., vice-principal Denman
Grammar School, r. 1422 Clay
Baumgardner Sylvester J., merchant, r. 1422 Clay
Baamgarten A. <!b Co. (Anton and Joseph Baum-
garteu) importers cloth, tailors' trimmings, etc.,
7 Montgomery
Baumgarten Anton (A. Baumgarten & Co.) r. 311 Du-
pont
Baumgarten Francis M., chemist Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. 715 Shotwell
Baumgarten Joseph (A. Baumgarten & Co.) r. 1219
Sutter
Baumgarten Joseph, shoemaker, 418 Fourth
Baumgerten Otto, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Baumgarten S. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 34
Grove
Baumgartner Richard, law student, r. New Washing-
ton Hotel
Baumgartner Valentine (Baumgartner & Bohls) r. 12
Capp
Baumgartner & Bohls (Valentine Baumgartner and
Henry Bohls) tobacco and cigarette factory, 230-
232 Fourteenth
Baumiller Johu, packer B. Nathan & Co., r. 825 Green
Bauml Philip, cigarmaker Meyer & Dabelstein, r. 18
Harriet
Baumstark Benjamin, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Baun Jasper, groceries and liquors, 921 Eighteenth
Baun M. E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 45 Twelfth
Baup John M., butcher, r. Fifth Av Hotel, South S.F.
Baup Joseph, butcher, r. Fiftti Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Baur Theresa Miss, dressmaker, r. 104 Taylor
Baus Caroline, widow, r. 5 Scheerer PI
Bausman , machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Bausman Henry S., shipping clerk Sanderson & Horn,
r. 552 Minna
Bausman William, editor Morning Call, r. 552 Minna
Bausmaun William W., assistant bookkeeper U. S.
Sub-Treasury, r. Palace Hotel
Bautz Leon, bottler Pioneer Soda Water Works, r. 307
Ivy Av
Bavaria Brewery, Phillip Frauenholz proptr, E s
Montgomery Av, bet Vallejo and Green
Bawden George, printer B. F. Sterett, r. Alameda
Baxter Charles, gardener, r. 2425 Filbert
Baxter Charles Q., collector, 330 Pine, rooms 25-27, r.
2425 Filbert
Baxter D. F., r. 222^ O'Farrell
Baxter Edward H., salesman Langley & Michaels, r.
Oakland
Baxter Elizabeth, domestic Clifton House
Baxter EUery E., helper S. F. Forge Co., r. Oakland
Baxter Frank C, pictures and frames, 120 Post.r. 1722
Bush
Baxter Hawley W., collector, 234 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Baxter James, assistant engineer State Dredger No. 2,
r. Oakland
Baxter James, cook, r. 64 First
Baxter Jane, domestic 517 Mason
Baxter John, machinist Eisdon I. and L. Works '
Baxter John T., butcher, r. 322 Third
Baxter Joseph P., policemnm, r. 915 Union
Baxter Lee, laborer H.W. Rice, r. Haywards
Baxter Mary, domestic 802 McAllister
Baxter P. H., farmer, r. 424 Sansome
Baxter Robert, machinist, r. 677 Harrison
Baxter Thomas T., porter, r. 1119 Folsom
Baxter William S., bookkeeper Redington & Co., r.
Oakland
Bay and Coast Railroad Co., A. £. Davis presi-
dent, office foot Market
Bay and Coast TelegrapU Co., M. L. Mowry
agent, office 222 Montgomery
Bay Central Saloon, Cord Wrede proprietor, 419
East
Bay City Market, 1138-1146 Market
Bay City Packing and Provision Co., Zim-
mermann, Strouse & Co. proprietors, E 8 San
Bruno Road, nr Cortland Av, office and salesroom
1146 Market
Bay City Soda Water Co., John Grennan superinten-
dent, 110-112 Golden Gate Av
Bay District Association, Thomas W. Hinchman sec-
retary, D, bet First and Sixth Avs
Bay District Hotel, James R. Dickey proptr, D, bet
Fourth and Fifth Avs
Bay Gottlieb, oaker, r. 24?^ Howard Court
Bay Harman, farmer, r. 909 Laguna
Bay Malt House, Bach & Lux prcpretors, S 8
Brannan. bet Seventh and Eighth, office 535-537
Sacramento
Bay State Silver Mining Co. (Lincoln Co., Nev.) John
W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 15
Bay Street House, Carl W. Knauth proptr, SE cor
Kearny and iiay
Bay View Distillery, Scofield & Tevis proprie-
tors, cor Eighteenth Av and H, South S. F., office
120-122 Front
Bay View Nursery, Mrs. J.,Brocq proptr, NE cor Twen-
ty-first Av and J, South S. F.
Bay Warehouse, T. F. Carvell proprietor,W 8 San-
some, bet Lombard and Greenwich
Bayer Annie Miss, r. 9 Tehama
Bayer Joseph, physician, office and r. 222 Post
Bayle John, tripe, etc., 7 California Market, and Fifth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.. r. Fifth Av. bet L
and M, South 8. F. .
Bayless Charles H., draftsman William H. Bayless, r.
2216 Mission
Bayless Joseph A., draftsman Dewey & Co., r. 2216
Mission
Bayless William H., architect, 106 Leidesdorff, room
4, r. 2216 Mission
Bayley Alfred H., bartender, r. 630 Green
Bayley C. G., fireman Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D., r.
719 Clay
Bayley Charles A., liquor saloon, 659 Clay, r. 630
Green
Bayley Charles H., clerk, r. 630 Green
Bayley Daniel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bayley George B., noteteller Nevada Bank of S. F., r.
Oakland
Bayley Peter, morocco mnfr, r. 5 Howard Court
Bayley Richard, steward stmr Reform, Washington
St. Wharf
fi^Bayley. See Bailey, Bailly and Bayly
Bayly Charles A., apothecary, SE cor Sixth and
Howard, r. 341 Fifth
Bayly C. M., real estate, r. 609 Ellis
Bayreuther Gustave, tinsmith, r. 118 Eddy
Bays Charles, glassblower, r. 1772 Folsom
Bays John, contractor, r. 1135^ Wildey
Bays William, boxmaker, r. 1772 Folsom
Bazan Ferdinand, physician and surgeon, office 850
Market, and proptr Mission Baths, 1633 Mission,
r. 1633 Mission
Bazel Joseph, barber, 1535 Geary
Baziadoly Auguste, waiter California House, 626 Cali-
fornia
Bazzuro Giuseppe (B. Perata & Co.) r. 105 Pacific
Beach A., r. 519 Sacramento
Beach Amelia Mrs., r. 613 Fell
Beach Andrew, clerk P. Comerford, r. 1911 Hyde
Beach Anson, teamster, r. 216 Austin
Beach Auguste, boilermaker, r. 3 William
BeacU Carnii W.. manager California Paint Co.,
419 Jackson, r. 2619 Clay
Beach Charles L., carriagemaker, r. 21 Willow Av
Beacli Cliilion, importer books and stationery,
107 Montgomery, r. 812 Powell
Beach Eliza, widow, r. 514 Sutter
Beach Frank W., pressman, r.' 21 Willow Av
Beach Gardiner E.. ticket agent 0. P. RR.. Oakland
Ferry, r. 1123 Howard
Beach George D., laborer, r. E 8 Mission, nr Ocean
View Station
Beach George H., secretary Cal. Paint Co., r. 26 Nine-
teenth
Beach Henry H., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r. Oak-
land
Beach Horace, cashier TJ. S. Mint, r. 501 Geary
Beach Joseph G., fruit and produce commission, 231
Washington r. 926 Mission
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^^^^ *'?.J!.1io^°sr '"»"^=«
i R/!A'^DONOU^H i^^ii'okter op axo dealer in alj. kinds of foreign
AND domestic COAI., 41 Market Street, comer Sjiear.
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191
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Beach Louisa, ■widow, r. 1123 Howard
Beach Ranson E., shipping clerk Charles M. Plum &
Co., r. (J41 Market
Beach Thomas M., glovemaker Boyal Glove Co., r. 568
Folsom
Beacon Light Oil and Commercial Co., A. Blackman
manager, 332 Washington
Beadle Alfred, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Beadle Donald (Beadle k. Co.) r. Alameda
Beadle 6i Co. (Donald Beadle) general commission
merchants and lumber dealers, 3 Spear
Beady John, mason, r. (338 Green
Beafil Giuseppe, cigarmaker, r. 314 Pacific
Beagle Mary Mrs., r. 233 Stevenson
Beahan John, butcher, r. E s Dolores, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Beahm Knop, salesman, r. 251 Stevenson
Beahm Monterey Miss, with Mrs. J. Coughlan, r. 919
Market
Beaizley George T., clerk W. M. Searby, r. 1225 Filbert
Beaizley Theophilus, pastor Larkin Street Presbyte-
rian Church, r. 1225 Filbert
Beal David, laundry oiiice, SW cor Third and How-
ard, r. 251 Tehama
Beal John, tanner, r. Twenty-fourth, nr Hampshire
Beal Samuel, mnfr mattresses and lounges, 49-53 Sec-
ond, r. 2520 Clay
Beal William A., mining, office 214 Sansome, room
18, r. 131 Perry, rear
Beal William L., salesman Eouse & Laws, r. 113
Wildey
Beale A. H., teacher music, r. 59 St. Ann'g Bldg
Beale B. C, engineer, r. 1537 Geary
Beale Henry, salesman, r. 118 Golden Gate Av
Beale John J., machinist, r. 443 Tehama
Beale John O., transcriber, r. 533 Sacramento
Beale Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 21 J^ Garden
Beale Sichard P., laborer, r. 957 Market
Beale Street Warehouse, McHugh & Pirrie proptrs,
NE cor Beale and Bryant
Beale Street Wharf, foot Beale
Beale Truxtun (Shoobert & Beale) r. 1007 California
Beale William B., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. Oakland
l»"Beale. See Beal, Beall, Beel and Beihl
Bealeck Adam, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Beales Thomas, r. 1017 Sutter
Beall Reason B., engineer Geary St. RR.,r. 1602 Geary
BealB Allda E. Miss, school teacher, r. 1436 Pine
Beals Caroline R. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School,
r. 1314 Jones
Beals Charles W., reporter Commercial Herald and
Market Review, r. 810 Filbert
Beals Edward C, billiardtablemaker, r. 1436 Pine
Beals Edward C, chemist Williams, Dimond & Co.,
r. 2407 Sacramento
Beals Eliza C. widow, r. 1436 Pine
Beals H. Cliabning^, editor Commercial Herald
and Market Review, 409 Washington, r. 2101
California
Beals John P., music engraver Matthias Orray.T. Oak-
land
Beals Joseph, steward SS. Mexico
Beals William A. S., clerk Joseph ^. Shain, r. 2101
California
Beam Arthur W., r. 2725 Howard
Beam I. Willard, salesman Cal. Wire Works, r. Oak-
land
Beamish Abraham, trackman Market St. RB., r. 1542
Eddy
Beamish John, shoemaker, r. 25 Oak
Beamitili Percy, gents' furnishing goods and shirt
manufacturer, 693 Market and 1 Third, r. 2130
Howard
Bean Albert, canmaker, r. 234 Fourth
Bean Benjamin F., machinist, r. 926 Pacific
Bean David F., porter, r. 27 Hartford
Bean D. H., engineer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Bean Edward, seaman, r. 60 Annie
Bean Edwin F. (Bean & Thompson) and deputy Col-
lector Internal Revenue, r. 1U39 Market
Bean F. W. wellborer, r. 710 Capp
Bean Georfee H., stevedore, r. 1816 Market
Bean James M., r. 3 Howard Court
Beau John, blacksmith, r. 516 Howard, rear
Bean Oscar B. (Mulloy, Bean & Co.) r. 129 Turk
Bean Patrick, plumber, r. 737 Brannan
Bean R. L., r. The Baldwin
Bean Wesley P., upholsterer, r. 1516 Howard
Bean William, salesman J. Ivancovich & Co., r. 332
Tenth
Bean William B., house and sign painter, 6 Pearl, r.
W s Noe,bet Fourteenth and Henry
Bean William H., salesman, r. 1022 Folsom
Bean William M., house and sign painter, 6 Pearl, r.
W s Noe, nr Fourteenth
Bean cfe Ttiompsoii (Edwin F. Bean and Albert
Thompson) publishers and proprietors Internal
Revenue Guide, First District of California, 320
Sansoiue
B^Bean. See Bien
Beane Joseph W. (Beane k PaiTish) r. 2039 Mission
Beane & Parrish (Joseph W. Beane and Norman Par-
rish) proptrs California Mills, 41.5-417 Mission
Beanston George, secretary Board of Education,
new City Hall, second floor, r. 317 Hyde
Beanston Peter, carriage blacksmith, r. 13 HoUis
Beanto Martin, laundryman, r.527 Hayes
Bear Alfred, salesman!). R. Billings & Co., r. 1014
Stockton
Bear John F., painter, r. SW cor Annie and Jessie
Bear Solomon, hides, leather, tallow, etc., 414 Sacra-
mento, r. 1024 Bush
fi^"Bear. See Baer, Bahr and Bare
Bearby Jennie Mrs., physician (homeopathic) office
and r. 81 St. Ann's Building
Beard A. M., teamster, r. 730 Fulton
Beard George, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Beard John, r. 608 3« Fourth
Beard Joseph, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Beard William H., produce, 28 Hayes
Beard William T., gunsmith, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
B®"Beard. See Baird
Beardsley Mrs., r. 326 O'Farrell
Beardsley Edward, physician, ofl&ce and r. 324 Ellis
Beardsley Emma F. Miss, assistant Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 631 Geary
Beardsley George F.,assayer, r. 217 Geary
Beardsley James, engineer, r. 316 Ivy Av
Beardsley John, butcher, r. 126 Hayes
Beardsley Sophia Mrs., r. 631 Geary
Bearing Rebecca, r. 420 Fremont
Bearman Henry, cooper, r. 9}^ Glover
Bearne Jacob, cook, r. 242 Jessie
Bearwald Jacob, compositor, r. 409 Gough
Bearwald Marks, shoemaker, r. 409 Gough
Beasey William H., house and sign painter, 54 Clay,
r. 48 Oak
Beasley Edward C, teacher Greek, Urba» School, r.
Saucelito
Beasley George, molder, r. 10 Stanford
Beasley Matthew, expressman, r. 1125 Turk
Beasley Thomas D., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-Gene-
ral's Office, r. 532 Geary
Beasley William Mrs., r. 415 Francisco
Beatie Walter C, clerk S.P. RR., r. 1719 Eddy
Beaton Angus, ship carpenter, r. 108 Hermann
Beaton John J., ship carpenter, r. 640 Stevenson
Beaton Neil, carpenter, r. 112 O'Farrell
Beaton Norman, teacher music, r. 103 Buchanan
Beaton Samuel, teamster, r. 8 Potter
Beattey Rebeckah Miss, laundress, r. 13 Lick PI
Beatty Annie Miss, r. Tenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South
8. F.
Beatty Charles, blacksmith, r. 1221 Folsom, rear
Beatty Christopher, porter, r. 530 Natoma
Beatty Emily Mrs., proptr Everett House, 55 Second
Beatty George W., pastor Twenty-seventh Street M. E.
Church, r. 222 Clipper
Beatty Hannah, cook 1820 Clay •
Beatty J., r. 771 Mission
Beatty James, hide curer, teamster, and agent Butch-
ers' Protective Assn, NE cor Seventh Av and N,
r. N B Eleventh Av, bet M and Railroad Av, South
S. F.
Beatty John, carnenter, r. 530 Natoma
Beatty John, gardener Industrial School
Beatty John, policeman r. 23 Hermann
Beatty John C. real estate agent, S. F. Chronicle
Building, r. 725 Bush
Beatty Martha Miss, r. 125 Hayes
Beatty Patrick, upholsterer, r. 5313^ O'Farrell
Beatty Samuel, shoemaker, r. 343 Jessie
Beatty Saniuel G., loan, commission and real estate
broker, 314 Montgomery, room 5, r. 415 Eddy
Beatty S. B. Mrs., widow, r. 518 Jones
Beatty T. N., r. Qailhard Hotel
Beatty William H., engineer stmr Pilot, r. 55
Second
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH, i'^
JOHN WIGMORE,
Spear st.
G. D. MORSE,
PHOTOGBAPHER. 826 9IARKET ST.
Pbotoerapby in all its brancbeH executed in any atyle.
BEA
192
BEC
Beatty William J., r. 681 Mission
Beauce Alexander, r. 4035^ Sixth
Beaiice Caroline Mine., dressmaker, 4033^ Sixth
Beauchamp Caroline M. Mrs., r. 863 Mission
Beauuhamp E., r. 312 Sixth
Beauchamp Julia A., widow, teacher music, r. 2430
Sacramento
Beauchamp L., fruit, 256 }<$ Fourth, r. 863 Mission
Beauharnais Sarah A., widow, r. H19 Broadway
Beaujardin M. T., musician, r. 823 Broadway
Beaujardin Theodore G., teacher violin, r. 823 Broad-
way
Beaulieu Adolph V., r. 715 Howard
Beauman Louis W., commission merchant, 123 Cali-
fornia, r. 71354 Union
Beaumann Josef, captain SS. Hylton Castle, office 620
East
Beaumont Elizabeth A., seamstress Protestant Or-
phan Asylum
Beaumont Joseph, r. 208 Shotwell
Beauregard Ella Miss, tailoress, r. 29 Garden
Beauregard Napoleou, machinist, r. 29 Garden
Beaux F. A., salesman William T. Garratt, r. Oakland
Beauxis Emile, baker, r. 911 Pacific
Beauxis Jean, bakery, 911 Pacific
Beaven David B., fish, 35-36 Mission Market, r. 304
Sixteenth
Beaver George W., capitalist, 414 California, r. 1300
Taylor
Beaver Henry, janitor S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r.l79 Perry
Beaver Samuel E., receiving teller Bank of California,
r. 118 Dupont
Beazley Francis C, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1312 Taylor
Beban Eocco, coffee and oyster saloon, SE cor Dupont
and Broadway, r. 1504 Powell
Bech Achille, pantryman, r. New Gilleaume Tell Hotel
Bechan Charles, r. 103 Mission
Becher Lizzie Miss, milliner, r. 622 Ash Av
Becher Henry, cook, r. 622 Ash Av
Becherer Charles, maltster, r. SE cor Fulton and
Webster
Becherer Charles F., liquor saloon, 615 Merchant, r.
824 Pacific
Bechler Joseph H., porter new City Hall, r. 1845 Stev-
enson
Bechler William H., miller, r. 112 Fourth
Becht George J., mnfrs agent, 124 Market, r. 237 Oak
Bechtel Charles, with S. Lachman & Co., r. 232 Jessie
Bechtel Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) George
W. Sessions secretarj', 62 Nevada Block
Bechtel Frederick K., capitalist, office 324 Pine, r.
1828 Eddy
Bechtel Louis, r. 36 Valparaiso
Becich George D., restaurant, 44 Fourth, r. 327
Jessie
Becir Lucas A., bartender, r. 648 Fourth
Beck Adam, butcher, r. 1527 Ellis
Beck Amanda Miss, cigarmaker, r. 405}^ Howard
Beck Andrew P., weigher Jackson St. Wharf, r. 8 St.
Charles PI
Beck Anthony H., musician, r. 106 Fourteenth
Beck August, locksmith, 18 Montgomery Av, r. 418
Broadway
Beck August D., cook, r. 24 Telegraph PI
Beck Charles, millhand, r. 1023 Treat Av
Beck Charles B., r. 308 Sutter
Beck David L. (D. L. Beck & Sons) r. 18 Stanly PI
Beck David L. Jr. (D. L. Beck & Sons) r. 18 Stan-
ly PI
Beck D. L. b Sons (David L., David L. Jr., and Wal-
ter F.) commission merchants and merchandise
brokers, 309 Sacramento
Beck Elizabeth, widow, r. 928 Pacific
Beck Eugene B. (Jones & Co.) r. Oakland
Beck Francis E. .general bookkeeper Anglo-Calif ornian
Bank, r. 816 California
Beck Frank W., collector Burnham, Beck & Co., r.
Oakland
Beck George (Beck & Hornung) r. 2015 Folsom
Beck George F., marhinist, r. 22 Natoma
Beck Gottlob, r. 340 Third
Beck Hans, captain schr John Frederick
Beck Henry, chicken ranch. Twenty-ninth Av, bet N
and P, South S. F.
Beck Henry, shoemaker, r. 518 Jessie
Beck Henry, tanner, r. 1023 Treat Av
Beck Henry S., plasterer and whitener, r. Turk St.
Hotel
Beck Jacob, bricklayer, r. 1527 Ellis
Beck James, painter, r. 327 Jessie
Beck John, maltster, r. 1420 Pine
Beck John C, Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Beck Ludwig, with New Zealand Fire and Marine In-
surance Co., r. Alameda
Beck M. Miss, r. 771 Mission
Beck Margaret, domestic Union Hotel
Beck Mary Miss, cigarettemaker, r. 134 Main
Beck Jleyer, salesman Heiman Bros., r. 478 Jessie
Beck Nathaniel A., liquor saloon. 2300 Folsom
Beck Philip, laborer, r. 120 Fillmore
Beck Reiuhold, confectioner, r. 19 Garden
Beck Robert, employee C. P. RR.
Beck Robert, upholsterer, r. 10 O'Farrell Alley
Beck Robert L., janitor Call, r. 25 J^ Stone
Beck S. B., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Beck Thomas (Bumham,Beck & Co.) r. 1409 VanNess
Av
Beck Walter A., clerk Pierce & Son, r. 636 Commercial
Beck Walter F. (D. L. Beck & Sons) r. Oakland
Beck William, cook, r. 11 Pacific
Beck William, hostler, r. 15 Washington
Beck William A., bookkeeper Burnham, Beck & Co.,
r. Oakland
Beck William F., tanner, r. 115 Twenty-sixth
Beck William J., tinsmith, r. 145 Main
Beck & Hornung (George Beck and Frederick Hor-
nung) butchers, lU-11 Mission Market
e^ Beck. See Bech
Beckedorff George H. C, teamster, r. 1000 Folsom
Becker Adam, baker, r. 110 Dupont
Becker Adolph, clerk Prescott House, SW cor Kearny
and Montgomery Av
Becker Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 13 Harlan PI
Becker Anton, baker, r. 625 Clay
Becker Anton, porter, r. 532 Pine
Becker August, cabinetmaker, r. Twenty-fifth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Becker August, driver, r. 1003 Geary
Becker August C, coffee saloon, 341 Bush, r. 11 Mon-
roe
Becker Augustus, carpenter, r. 919 Jackson
BEOKEE B. ADOLPH reai es.
tshte agvixt and Iiouse broker, 334 Kear-
ny, r. 901 Golden Gate Av
Becker Barbara, widow, r. 523 Sixth
Becker Brotliers (Diedrich, John H. and Charles
H.) groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter and Leav-
enworth, SE cor Sutter and Taylor, SE cor Geary
and Larkin and SE cor Turk and Larkin
Becker Casper J., tannery, E s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-eighth
Becker Charles H. (Becker Brothers) r. SE cor Larkin
and Turk
Becker Charles H., shoefitter, r. 519)^ Hayes
Becker Christian, bakery, 140 Eleventh
Becker Christian, farmer, r. 229 First
Becker Christian, tanner, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-eighth
Becker Daniel, tanner, r. 278 Tehama
Becker Diedrich (Becker Brothers) r. SE cor Leaven-
worth and Sutter
Becker E. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 1203 Turk
Becker Edward E., clerk The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 13
Harlan PI
Becker F., Barbers' Pro. Union, 312 Post
Becker Francis, sausagemaker, r. 1410 Polk
Becker Frank, clerk, r. 1116 Pacific
Becker Frank J., porter Weil Bros. & Co., r. Oakland
Bucker Frank W., shoecutter, r. 524 Linden Av
Becker Fred., porter, r. 519 >5 Hayes
Becker Frederick, woolsorter, r. 512 Fourth
Becker Frederick W., cigars and tobacco, 705 Davis
Becker Frederick W., clerk The Singer Mnfg. Co., r
13 Harlan PI
Becker George, confectioner, r. 4 Kramer PI, rear
Becker George F. , geologist U. S. Geological
Survey, 155 New Montgomery
Becker George J., cook, r. 23 Jessie
Becker George J., restaurant and saloon, 648 Fourth
Becker Gustave, porter, r. 1203 Turk
Becker Hannah, widow, r. 519 J^ Hayes
Becker Henry, baker, r. 1036 Clay
Becker Harry, clothing and furnishing goods, 873
Market, r. 417 Hyde
Becker Henry, operator American District Telegraph
Co., r. 13 Harlan PI
Becker Henry, real estate, r. 27 Oak Grove Av
I nillQ DRAUPDMAN fi. PR manufacturers of fine jewelry in all its
LUUlO DnAVtnlflAn&UU. branches. 119 MONTGOAIERY ST.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
OOOD WORK. liOW PRICES.
OFFICE, 648 9IARKET STREET.
BEC
193
BEG
Becker Henry, tanner, r. E s San Bruno Boad, nr
Twenty-eighth
Becker John, clerk Becker Bros., r. 822 Larkln
Becker John, milker, r. SE cor Warren and Thirtieth
Becker John H. (Becker Brothers) r. 622 Taylor
Becker Joseph, crockery and tinware, 329 Hayes, r.
222 Linden Av
Becker Joseph W. (Becker & Fischer) r. 1011 Howard
Becker Louis, baker, r. 825 Jackson
Becker Louis, bartender, r. 2i9 Stevenson
Becker Margaret, domestic 1315 Larkin
Becker Matilda Miss, boxmakcr, r. 523 Sixth
Becker Michael, bakery, 1325 Dupont
Becker M. Rudolph E., r. 901 Golden Gate Av
Becker Nicholas, proptr St. Louis Hotel, 11 Pacific
Becker Nicolaus, confectioner, r. NE cor Gough and
O'Farrell
Becker Otto F., proprietor Prescott House, SW
cor Montgomery Av and Kearny
Becker Otto J. (Becker &Dillman) r. 2327 Harrison
Becker Peter, lii^uor saloon, 415-417 Hayes
Becker Peter, liquor saloon, NE cor Sixth and Minna,
r. 25 Moss
Becker William, bakery, 1036 Clay
Beckei- William, basketmaker, 622 Market, r. 112}^
First Av
Becker William, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mis-
sion and Spear
Becker & Dillman (Otto J. Becker and George Dill-
man) furniture mnfrs, SW cor Bryant and Fifth
Becker & Fischer (Joseph W. Becker and George
Fischer) liquor saloon, 1152 Market
1^" Becker. See Bacher and Baker
Beckert Gustav, cook, r. 24 Third
Beckert Oscar, waiter, r. 229 Jessie
Beckett Frank A., painter, r. Oriental Hotel
Beckett F. G., foreman Joshua Hendy, r. Oakland
Beckett Henry, machinist, r. 1 Hubbard
Beckett William, blacksmith, r. Shasta St. House
Beckh Gustave, capitalist, r. 1315 California
Beckler George, barber, r. 540 Market
Beckman August, sesman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Beckman Jacob, cabinetmaker R. Thiele.r. S 8 Minna,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Beckman Robert, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Beckmaiin Brotliers (John and Wilhelm) gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Greenwich and Taylor
and SW cor Green and Hyde
Beckmann Charles, liquor saloon, NW cor Pacific and
Taylor, r. 1102 Pacific
Beckmann Charles F., liquor saloon. 536 Sacramento,
r. Capitol House
Beckmann Claus, bookkeeper Back &Lnx, r. 521Jones
Beckmann Heury, maltster, r. 108 Valparaiso
Beckmann John (Beckman Brothers) r. NW cor Green-
wich and Taylor
Beckmann John, cellerman, r. 719}^ Lombard
Beckmann Peter W., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Fifteenth and Mission and driver Humboldt
Brewery, r. SW cor Fifteenth and Mission
Beckmann Wilhelm (Beckmann Brothers) r. SW cor
Green and Hyde
fl^Beckmann. See Bachman
Beckwith Edward G. Rev., pastor Third Congrega-
tional Church, r. 1546 Howard
Beckwith Elliott S., carpenter, r. 641 Commercial
Beckwith F. A., r. 35 Twelfth
Beckwith Jacob, waiter, r. 309 Tehama
Beckwith James R., driver Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, r. 706 Bush
Beckwith John, r. cor Twenty-fourth and Kansas
Beckwith John W., policeman, r. 565 Tehama
Beckwith Mary Miss, copyist The Rescue, r. 2505 Ji
Mission
Beckwith Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 565 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Beckwith Seth L., boatbullder, r. 719 Gough
Beckwith W Uiam, shoemaker, r. 565 Tehama
Becraft Almarin T., horseshoer, r. 824 Capp
Becsey Joseph A., interpreter French and Spanish,
Police Courts, r. 1713 >4 Post
Bedbury Joseph H., iron cornicemaker, r. 224 Fourth
Bedell Cemauthe Mrs., r. 1933 Geary
Bedell D. C, liquor saloon, 1332 Bush
Bedell Joseph C, tinsmith, r. 702 Valle,io
Bedell Manuel, tinsmith, r. 5 Morey Alley
Bedell O., salesman Messager & Cailleau, r. 1933 Geary
BeDell William, general agent Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern and Michigan Central Railroads, 22
Montgomery, r. 918 Van Ness Av
Bedell William, machinist coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 15 Mission Av
Beder Frank, oiler P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Bedford Henry, machinist, r. 32 Fourth
Bednawski Alexander, civil engineer, r. 16 Clinton
Bedoni Luigi, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Bedoni Maria, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Bedorf Ferdinand, laborer, r. Mission St. Road, nr
Four Mile House
Bee Caniille T., tailor, r. 33 Hinckley
Bee Emil, tailor, r. 5 Quincy PI
Bee Florence, glovemaker, r. 5 Quincy PI
Bee Frank M., day inspector Custom House, r. 620
Eddy
Bee Frederick A., consul China, office 917 Clay,
r. 620 Eddy
Bee Helen Miss, r. 10 Golden Gate Av
Bee John F., hardware, 346 Third
Bee Joseph, corporal police, r. 959 Mission
Bee Theodore C, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 213 Scott
Beebe Charles W. (R. J. Trumbull & Co.) r. Oakland
Beebe J. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2200 Broadway
Beebe Joseph J., compositor, r. 710 Bush
Beebe William S., foreman Cutting Packing Co., r. 135
Sixth
Beecher Andrew J., carpenter, r. 6 Laskie
Beecher Charles, clerk N. Thorson, r. 6 Laskie
Beecher Delaware A., lastmaker, r. 119 Third
Beecher Philip T., traveling salesman M. W. Hanks &
Co.
Beecking Robert, manager San Francisco Benevo-
lent Association, 20 Webb, r. Alameda
Becching Robert A., attorney at law, 20 Webb, r. Ala-
meda
Beechinor Norman, teamster, r. Burcham PI
Beede Alexander C, salesman John S. Hand, r. TH
Oak Grove Av
Beede David H., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 7}<S
Oak Grove Av
Beede Jeremiah, clerk Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 7 J^ Oak Grove Av
BeedeJohn W.,mnfr Sewing Companion, r. 413 Polk
Beede Napoleon B., merchant, r. IH Oak Grove Av
Beede Stephen, clerk Western Union Tel. Co., r.
7 J^ Oak Grove Av
Beede William A., clerk Samuel Carson, r. 73^ Oak
Grove Av
Beegan John, r. 26 Bluxome
Beegan John Jr., salesman Keane Bros., r. 26 Blux-
ome
Beeger Julius, clerk Charles T. Stanley, r. 59 Zoe
Beekman Helen C, widow, r. Es Goettingen, nr Silver
Av
Beelard Sarah J., domestic 652 Folsom
Beeler Mattie, widow, r. 16 William
Beeman , conductor Geary St. RR.
Beeman L. K. Mrs., r. 424 O'Farrell
Beeman William, elastic trusses, 32 O'Farrell, r. 424
O'Farrell
Beer Bernard (S. Levy & Co.) r. 1624£lear7
Beer Fred., bartender, r. 127 Jackson
Beer George, longshoreman, r. N s Greenwich, nr
Montgomery
Beer Henry, physician, r. 5 Bonita
syBeer. See Behr
Beers Barrett B., dentist, office 230 Kearny, r. 1124
Golden Gate Av
Beers Eli F., clerk B. M. Atchinson & Co., r. 426 Post
Beers Gustav, teamster, r. Turk St. Hotel
Beers Hiram W. Rev. D. D., rector Trinity Church, r.
lOOG Sutter
BeerstecUer Ckarles J., attorney at law, and
Railroad Commissioner Second District, office
320 Sausome, rooms 42-46, r. 220G Stelner
Beerstecher Frederick, r. 2206 Steiner
Beeson Charles, seaman, r. 162 Clara, rear
Beeson Frederick P., teamster, r. 807 Kearny
Beeson Robert, waiter, r. 529 Sacraipento
Beeson William F., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
817 Mission
Beevan Isaac, porter, r. 12 White
Beffa F., bartender, r. 1111 Montgomery
Begtfs Ellen, widow, groceries, 122 William
Beggs Emma G., widow, r. 1710 Geary
Beggs Hugh, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Shasta and
Sierra
Beggs Jane, dressmaker, r. 122 William
Beggs Mary E., shoefitter, r. 122 William
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Agents for the celebrated I>EAS[£ STEAM PUMrS.
BEG
194
BEL
Beggs Samuel C, first assistant engineer P. M. SS.
City of Panama, r. S s Twenty-sixth, nr Noe
BeggB William F., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
122 William
Begley Hugh J., laborer, r. Niagara House
Begley James, clerk, r. 3 Natoma
Begley James, helper Risdon I. andL. Works
Begley John, laborer, r. 3 Natoma
Begley John, shoedresser, r. 21 Telegraph PI
Begley John A., gasfitter, r. 3 Natoma
Begley John L., butcher, 579 Sixteenth, r. Cincinnati
Hotel
Begley Josephine, domestic 888 Seventeenth
Begley Michael, lamplighter, r. cor Seventeenth and
Sherman
Begley Patrick, laborer, r. 104 McAllister
Begley Peter, laborer, r. 3i Frederick
Begley Wilhelm, r. Mechanics' Home
ft^ Begley. See Bagley
Begovich J., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Begrold Charles, waiter, r. 5 Cottage PI
Beguelin Fannie V., widow, r. 1306 Vallejo
Beguhl Adolph F. F., painter, r. NE cor California Av
and Montcalm, B. H.
Beguhl Ida Miss, dressmaker, r. NE cor California Av
and Montcalm, B. H.
Behan Charles, compositor, r. Branch House
Behan Edward, laborer, r. N s Islais Creek, nr San
Bruno Road
Behan Edward Jr., brushmaker, r. Ns Islais Creek,
nr San Bruno Road
Behan Edward J., trackcleaner Market St. ER., r. E s
Gates, nr Crescent Av,B. H.
Behan Eliza Mrs., lodgings, 246 Fourth
Behan Frank, brushmaker R. W. Simpson, r. N s Islais
Creek, cr San Bruno Road
Behan James, painter, r. 206 Twenty-third
Behan Mary A., widow, r. 742 Minna
Behan Maurice, policeman, r. 728 Union
Behan Patrick, packer Heerdink & Co., r. cor Six-
teenth and Dolores
Behan Patrick, teamster P. A. McDonald, r. 246
Fourth
Beharrell E. E., r. 813 Howard
Behlmer Henry, maltster S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 119
Francisco
Behlow Charles J. (H. Liebes & Co.) r. 1807 Octavia
Behlow Emil R., furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 1807
Octavia
Behlow John, r. 1538 Eddy
Behlow Robert, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 1538 Eddy
Behlow William, furniture and upholstery goods, 31
Post, r. Oakland
Behm J. W., conductor Market St. RR., r. 212 Second
Behn John J., brassfinisher Morris Greenberg, r.
5213^ Stevenson
Behn Walter, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1717
Mason
Behnemann Henry (Behnemann & Joost) r. 401
O'Farrell
Belineinann,& Joost (Henry Behnemann and M.
Joost) groceries and liquors, SW cor Taylor and
O'Farrell
Behnke Emma, domestic 1031 Harrison •
Behnke John, cabinetmaker Richard Herring, r. 938
Folsom
Behnke Nicholas, laborer Milly Brothers & Qetz, r.
cor Fourth Av and M. South S. F.
Behnken John, speculator, r. 1917 Polk
Behr Andrew M., cabinetmaker, r. 262 Clementina
Behr Frtderick, teamster, r. 129 Jackson
Behr Hans C., mechanical engineer Salkeld & Eckart.
r. 724 California
Behr Hermann H., physician, ofljce and r. 15 Powell
Behr Otto, glass polisher Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., r.
Point LoboB Av, bet Cook and Ferrle
BS^Behr. See Beer
Behre Frederick (Eoehncke, Behre & Co.) r. 429 Mc-
Allister
Behre Robert L., assistant City and County Attorney
r. 429 McAllister
Bohrend John, shoemaker, r. 1825 Hyde
Behrends John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Behrends Joseph, rigger, r. North Pacific Hotel
Behroudt Albert, tinsmith, r. 117 Natoma
Behrendt Hermann, office 107 Sansomc, r. 1318 O'Far-
rell
Behreudt Richard, salesman Hermann Cohen, r. 244
Taylor
Behrendt Wolf, merchant, r. 406 Octavia
Behrens A., r. 614 Minna
Behrens Adolph, peddler, r. 19 Caroline
Behrens Adrian G., with Central Gas Co., r. 325
Twenty-seventh
Behrens Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1326 Howard
Behrens Bernard H., mnfr briishes and dealer wood-
en, willow and hardware, 1616 Polk
Behrens Diedrich, carpenter Presidio Reservation, r.
2196 Devisadero
Behrens George H., r. 1517 Dupont
Behrens H. C. F., physician, office 43 Second, r. 334
Duncan
Behrens Johann, shoemaker Herman Besthorn, r. 4
Virginia PI
Behrens Julius, expressman, SW cor Merchant and
East, r. NW.cor Washington and East
Behrens Louis, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Behrens Rudolph, cooper David Woerner, r. 270 First
'Behrens Sophia, widow, r. 938 Pacific
Behrens Walter N. F., engineer Palace Gas Works, r.
241 Sixteenth, bet Mission and Howard
Behrens W. C, first mate brig Consuelo, r. Oakland
Bebringer Christian, trunkmaker, r. 2 Harriet
Behringer William, scenic, landscape and portrait
artist, r. W s Cook, bet Post and Sutter
Behrle Juliette Mme, dressmaker, r. 605 Post
Behrmann August, baker, r. 1030 Clay
Behrmann Christian F., bakery, 1218 Powell
Behrmann Franz E., special agent German General
Ben. Soc. 535 California, r. 262 Minna
Behrmann Henry O., cooper Lachman & Jacobi.r. 7J4
Glover
Behrmann John, clerk F. Mohrmann & Co., r. 501
Broadway
Behrmann John H., wood and coal, 838 Harrison
Behrmann Marie Mrs., midwife, r. 838 Harrison
B£?'Behrmann. See Berman
Behrs Joseph, teamster S. Morton & Co., r. SW cor
Sherman and Eighteenth
Beicke Louis, apprentice W. A. Meeker, r. 875 Shot-
well
Beicke Mary, widow, r. 875 Shotwell
Beiel Paul, tailor, r. 15 Monroe
Beier William, blacksmith Joshua Hendy, r. 417}^
Clementina
Beigbeder Victor.laundry, 527 Payes
Belghle George W., salesman, r. 623 Post
Beilhes Juan B. (Beilhes&Co.) and carrier The Guide,
r. 540 Washington
Beilhes & Co. (Juan Baptista Beilhes and Frank La-
cua) barbers, 124 Montgomery Av
Beiliner Sarah, widow, r. 433 Clementina
Beilstein Leonard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Eighth and Bryant
Beln William, machinist, r. 12^ Bluxome, rear
Beiner Charles, polisher, r. 411 Fourth
Beinert George, barber, r. 902 Twentieth
Beirne Bedford C, receiver Sutter St. RR.,r. 1408 Pine
Beirne Patrick, groceries and liquors, 123 Shipley
B£^Beirue. See Byrne
Beisel Jacob, tannery, W s Pennsylvania Av, bet Mari-
posa and Santa Clara, r.W s Mississippi, bet Mari-
posa and Santa Clara
Beiser Andrew, employee Pioneer Malt House, r. E s
Stockton, bet Francisco and Bay
Beisner Herman F. W., seaman, r. 12 Washington
Beith Annie, groceries and liquors, 247 Clara
Beith John, carpenter Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
247 Clara
Beither F. L., packer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
620 Fourth
Bekeart Julius, hardware, 346 Third
Bekeart Philip B., salesman Edward T. Allen, r. 346
Third
Bel Jean Marc, r. Palace Hotel
Belaudo John, r. 258 Minna
Belando John, teamster Oregon Imp. Co.
Belaudo P. & Co. (Piter Belando aud John Daneri)
wood and coal, 1210 Powell
Belaudo Peter (P. Belando & Co.) r. 1208 Powell
Belanger Charles, carpenter, r. 2 Sheridan
Belauger Henry, plumber McNally & Hawkins, r. 15
Eleventh
Belanger Louis, miner, r. Chicago Hotel
Belasco Abraham, trader r. 174 Clara
Belasco Abraham Jr., mattress maker Mrs. F. Stamper,
r. 174 Clara
Belasco David, author, r. 345 Clementina
Belasco Ike, barber P. Batavia, r. 174 Clara
Belasco Isa, trunk maker, r. 174 Clara
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
J. MACDONOUGH, ^^^^=«^^°ii^S'^e? str^eft.
AND ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
corner ^pear.
BEL
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BEL
Belau Bertha Miss, dressmaker, r. 1317 Kearny
Belau Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 1317 Kearny
Belau Micbal, tailor, r. 1317 Kearny
Belau Otto, clerk Greenebaum & Co., r. 1710 Stockton
Belau Richard, messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1317
Kearny
Belau Rudolph, clerk, r. 1317 Kearny
Belcher E. B. Mrs., r. 712 Capp
Belcher Edward S., compositor S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. Oakland
Belcher Frederick P., triickman, 21 Fremont, r. Oak-
land
Belcher Gilbert L., salesman H. P. Gregory & Co., r.
Oakland
Belcher Robert H., manager Frederick P. Belcher, r.
1015 Union
Belcher Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) John
Crockett secretary, 327 Pine, room 8
Belcher W. C. (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick) attorney
at law, 520 Montgomery , r. Palace Hotel
Belden Mrs., r. Abbotsford House
Belden Block, 8W cor Bush and Montgomery
Belden Charles A. (W. W. Montague & Co.) r. 907
Sutter
Belden Edward J., machine hand Union Box Factory,
r. 586 Howard
Belden Ed'win S. (Maxwell & Belden) official
shorthand reporter, ti6 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Belden Henry K. (Belden & Orton) r. Piedmont
Belden James S., foreman George H. Fuller, r. 22 Zoe
Belden Joseph W., receiving teller Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 2434 Pine
Belden Josiali, capitalist, 314 California, r. San
Jose
Belden Margaret S., widow, r. 510 Mason
Belden Tabitha Mrs., r. 2434 Pine
Belden Truman, shipcarpenter, r. Humboldt House
Belden & Orton (Henry K. Belden and Richard
H. Orton) local agents Hartford Fire Insurance
Co., 313 California
Belding L. Mrs., widow, r. 607 Turk
Belding Mary L. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 2 Bond
Belding Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.)
R. W. Heath secretary, 318 Pine, rooms 16-17
Belding Orrin, r. 2 Bond
Belduke J., machinist, r. 32 Fourth
Belender Charles, varnisher and polisher, r. 511 Oak
Belenz George, clerk Philip S. Mitrovich, r. S£ cor
Bush and Polk
Belfrage Gustave, butler John Parrott, 620 Folsom
Belgarte Jean, baker Emile Pierron, r. 621 Broadway
Belgrave Richard B., r. Ahlborn House
Belin Louis, confectionery, 318 Third
Beliuge Felix A. A., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 1911 Polk
Belitzer Jacob, salesman Inward Cohn & Co., r. 225
Montgomery
Belknap David P. (Winans, Belknap & Godoy) attor-
ney at law, 604 Merchant, r. 24 Metcalfe PI
Belkouski Martin F., marble cutter W. Black, r. 555
Natoma
Bell Abraham P., engineer, r. 1205 Howard
Bell Alexander, bartender Charles Broughton, r. 612
Sacramento
Bell Alexander D. (Merchant Publishing Co.)
office 323 Front, r. Saucelito
Bell Alexander G., bookkeeper People's Ice Co., r.
Brunswick House
Bell Alexander G., manager Merchant Publish-
ing Co., 323 Front, r. 1826 O'Farrell
Bell Alfred, r. 816 Jackson
Bell AmoryF., collector and auctioneer, r. 2609 Sacra-
mento
Bell Annie, widow, r. 202 Second
Bell Arthur F., draftsman 8. F. Tool Co., r. 1826
O'Fairell
Bell Augustus, cook P. C. SS. State of California, r.
410 Jackson
Bell Benjamin C, millwright Philip Hinkle, r. 812
Jessie, rear
Bell Burleigh C, druggist, SW cor Howard and Six-
teenth
Bell Carrie Mrs., furnished rooms, 631 Sacramento
Bell Charles, fireman Engine No. 4, 8. F. F. D., r.
75 "^ Natoma
Bell Charles, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Bell Charles H., clerk Edwards & Co., r. 2609 Sacra-
mento
Bell Charles W., confectioner,*. 1314 Pine
Bell Conrad, proprietor Capitol Restaurant, 29
Drumm
Bell Conrad, upholsterer, r. 7 Maiden Lane
Bell Daniel P., bookkeeper Davisson, Hall & Co., r.
915 J^ McAllister
Bell David B., salesman A. Silvestri, r. 467 Stevenson
Bell Edward, butcher Llness A. Terry, r. 624 Turk,
rear
Bell Ellen, widow, r. 1202 Powell
Bell Emma Mrs., copyist County Recorder, r. Bruns-
wick House
Bell Francis V., managing clerk W. H, L. Barnes, r.
930 Market
Bell Frank, engineer California St. RR., r. 20 Myrtle
Av
Bell Frank C, carpenter, r. 828 Union
Bell George, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 20 Myrtle Av
Bell George, painter, r. 1418 Jackson
Bell George, Ship Joiners' Assn, 71 New Montgomery
Bell George Mrs., r. 712 Folsom
Bell George H. (Bell k Co.) r. SW cor Twenty-second
and Bartlett
Bell George J., saloonwaiter P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia, r. 2104 Van Ness Av
Bell George W., messenger J. W. Pew, r. 1202 Powell
Bell H. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 214 Powell
Bell Hattie Miss, r. C31 Sacramento
Bell Henry, boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s Ten-
nessee, bet Butte and Solano
Bell Henry, gardener, NW cor Lily Av and Buchanan
Bell Henry, porter H. B. Slaven, r. 524 Turk, rear
Bell Henry S., waiter Baldwin's Dining Palace, r. 618
Minna, rear
Bell Herbert, r. 210 Hyde
Bell Horace, branch bakery. 111 Fifth
Bell Isabelle Miss, dressmaker, r. 1224 Folsom
Bell J., driver Baldwin Stables
Bell James H., baroer, r. 27 Lewis
Bell John, carpenter, r. Union Hotel
Bell Johu, expressman, cor Market and Beale, r. N 8
Nineteenth, bet Hartford and Noe
Bell John, mining, r. 1323 Jackson
Bell John, plumber Thomas Day, r. 1715 Jones
Bell John B., barber, r. 1244 Folsom
Bell John C, clerk, r. 711 Greenwich
Bell John C. Jr., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 711
Greenwich
Bell John F., horseshoer, r. 182 Jessie •
Bell John P. (J. P. Bell & Co.) and attorney at law,
310 Pine, room 6, r. 2404 Clay
Bell John W., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co. 'b
Express, r. 46 Liberty
Bell Joseph, carpenter, r. S s Greenwich, bet Pierce
and Scott
Bell Joseph, chief engineer California St. RR., r. 1314
Pine
Bell Joseph, shoemaker, r. 21 Ohio
Bell Joseph, watchman quartermaster's dept, Presidio
Reservation
Bell Joseph S., cigars and tobacco, 113 Jackson
Bell J. P. & Co. (John P. Bell, Frank Woodward and
Henry A. Reimann) proprietors Phoenix Brass
Works, office 7 First
Bell Lucy, widow, r. 102 Natoma
Bell Maggie, widow, lodgings, 120 Seventh
Bell Margaret R., widow, r. 10 Rausch
Bell May Miss, cashier Matthias Gray, r. 1051 Mis-
sion
Bell MoUie Mrs., waitress J. Reasan, r. 57 Third
Bell Montford W.. salesman Newman & Levinson, r.
313?^ Eluj Av
Bell Nancy, widow, r. 1119 Folsom
Bell Otto, roofer H. G. Fiske, r. 454 Stevenson
Bell P.. r. 915 M McAllister
Bell P. E. Mrs., r. 737 Folsom
Bell Philip A., editor and proprietor The Elevator,
office and r. 612 Battery
Bell Robert, r. Greenwich, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Bell Robert, laundryman Occidental Laundry
Bell Robert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bell Robert, solicitor A. T. Eygleston, r. 1114 Bryant
Bell Robert, steward City and County Hospital, r. 311
Waller
Bell Robert, upholsterer, r. 1114 Brj-ant
Bell Samuel, carpenter, r. 716 Natoma
Bell Samuel, S F. Ship Caulkers' Assn, 44 Spear
Bell Thomas (Thomas Bell & Co.) r. 1661 Octavia
Bell Thomas, hostler, r. 118 Post
Bell Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
SHIP PLANK ai TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS : '"tS'sZ^'S?"'
G. D, Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
BEL
196
BEM
Bell Thomas, longshoreman, r. 608 M Fourth
Bell Thomas, lumberman, r. 3M Gilbert, rear
Bell Thomas, painter, r. 127 Jackson
Bell TUoinas «Ss Co. (Thomas Bell and George
Staacke) commission merchants, 305 Sansome
Bell Thomas H., cook Henry Kock, r. 964 Mission
Bell Walter, map mounter, r. 711 Greenwich
Bell William, r. 421 Dupont
Bell William, r. 462 Jessie
Bell William, clerk freight auditor C. P. RE., r. 418
Sutter
Bell William, compositor Morning Call,r. 1522 Powell
Bell William, hammerman Pac.Rolling Mills, r.White
House Hotel
Bell William, shipcarpenter, r. Greenwich, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Bell William, shipcarpenter, r. SE cor Butte and
Minnesota
Bell William D., compositor S. W. Raveley, r. 706
Pacific
Bell William H., driver, r. 524 Turk, rear
Bell William H., steward, r. 102 Natoma
Bell William S., draftsman Pac. Iron Works
Bell & Co. (George H. Bell) booksellers, stationers
and periodical agents, 639 Kearny
Bella Svisanna, domestic 724 O'Farrell
Bella Union Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.)
A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Bella Union Theatre, Patrick McAtee proptr, 805
Kearny
Bellau Eugene, expressman, r. 253 Clementina
Bellay Francois, artist, 718 Greenwich, rear
Belle Isle Mining Co. (Elko Co.,Nev.)E. M. Hall
secretary, 327 Pine, room 20
Bellegarde J. B., capitalist, r. Fifth Av Hotel, South
S. F.
Bellegarde Pascal, laborer F. Larroche, r. cor Fifth
Av and M, South S. F.
Bellemere Adolph, r. 115 Stockton
Bellemere Anna B., widow, r. 1163 Mission
Bellemere Augustus, mnfg jeweler, lapidary and
quartz cutter, 331 Kearny, r. 115 Stockton
Bellenot Jean, carpenter, r. 1002 Montgomery
Bellerieve Charles L., salesman Held & Co., r. 312
Minna
Bellermann Em>l, accountant Pacific Bank, r. 1115
Shotwell
Bellet Auguste M., cook John Bergez, r. 605 Broadway
Bellet Frank (Albert Arnaud k Co.) r. 118 Post
Belleville Mining Co. (Columbus District, Nevada)
George W. Fisher secretary, 324 Pine, rooms 1-2
Bellew James, teamster, r. NW cor Bay and Powell
Bellew James H., upholsterer, and extraman Hose No.
" 1, S. F. F. v., r. 19 Ohio
Bellew John, capitalist, r. 19 Ohio
Bellew Thomas, r. 121 Olive Av
^ Bellew. See Bellue
Belli Agostino, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Belli Angelo, teamster, NE cor Sansome and Wash-
ington, r. 425 Green
Belli Antonio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Belli Benedetto, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Belli Constanti, laborer, r. 115 Clark
Belli Daniele, Italian Bersaglieri Soc. 625 Broadway
Belli Eustachio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Belli Giovanni, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Belli Mansuetto, vegetables, 67 Colombo Market
Bellingall Peter W. (Bellingall & Miller) r. Oakland
Bellingall & Miller (Peter W. Bellingall and Peter
Miller) ship and Custom House brokers, 425 Bat-
tery
Bellinger Louis, r. Chicago Hotel
BelHnger M. H., r. Gercke's Hotel
Bellin|;Iiniu Bay Coal Co., Pierre B. Cornwall
president, SE cor Spear and Folsom
Bellingham Edward, shoemaker, r. 1120 J^ Broadway
BcUinghani James, shoefitter Charles W. Pope r
1120 !<S Broadway
Bellingham Robert, shoemaker, r. 1120M Broadway
Bellingtoque Frederick, clerk G. D. Mariani, r. Pow-
ell, bet Broadway and Vallejo
Bellini Antonio, umbrella maker Thomas T. Yeager,
3 Dupont
Bellisle Frank N., master carbuilder S. P. ER., r. N s
Bryant, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Bellisle Philibert, shoemaker, r. 429 Minna
Belllzia D. M., musician, r. California Hotel
Bellman Oliver P., painter, r. 322 Fifth
Bellman Robert A., machinist Pac Rolling Mills, r.
E 8 Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Bellman Vincent, real-estate, r. E s Tennessee, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Bellman Vincent Jr., clerk Herbert H. Judson, r. E 8
Tennessee, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Bellmer Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1137 Har-
rison
Bellmer Herman A. (Schwltert & Bellmer) r. 12 Selina
PI
Bellmer Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. NW cor Baker
and Lombard
Bellmeyer Georgiana Miss, dressmaker, r. 219 Hayes
Bellmore Eva Mrs., r. 706 California
Bellnow Louis, asphaltum roofer, r. 43 Ecker
Bello Vincenzo, produce dealer, r. 74 Jessie
Belloc Hippolyte (Belloc & Co.) r. Paris, France
Belloc & Co. (Hippolyte Belloc and Henry Bar-
roilhet) bankers and general agents General Trans-
Atlautic Co. (Paris, 78 Rue de Courcelles) 524
Montgomery
Bellocq Alfred (Barut & Bellocq) r. 1320 Powell
Bellocq Armand, r. 1337 Dupont. rear
Bellocq John, laborer F. Larroche, r. cor Fifth Avand
M, South S. F.
Belief Anna, domestic 2209 Webster
Belloff Jacob, butcher, r. 637 Broadway, rear
Bellorio Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Bellows Arthur E., painter, r. 219 Sixteenth, bet How-
ard and Mission
Bellows Henry, r. 541 Fourth
Bellows Henry H., bridge contractor, r. 219 Sixteenth,
bet Howard and Mission
Bellows Herbert, harnessman Hinman & Chapman, r.
126 Ellis
Bellows William H., mining engineer, 430 California,
room 6, r. 4 Codman Place
Bellrude Jacob M., r. W s Mission, nr Thirty-second
Bellstedt John, assistant engineer Cal. Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 25 Ji Decatur
Bellue August, r. 432 M Vallejo
Bellue Charles, liquor saloon, 511 Valencia
Bellue Josephine Miss, with Mrs. Zoe Dufour, r. 939
Folsom
Bellue Pierre (G. HenriouUe & Co.) r. 530 Stevenson
B^Bellue. See Bellew
Bellville W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Belly A., painter, r. 706 Washington
Belmont Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) John W. Pew
secretary, 310 Pine, room 15
Belmont Park (San Mateo) ofl&ce 545 California
Belmore George E., boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 36 Natoma
Belmore James, brakeman C.P.RR.,r. 215Austin
Belmour Louis P., assistant stage manager Baldwin
Theatre, r. 701 McAllister
Belnez George, salesmam Philip S. Metrovich, r. 2111
Mason
Belsear John, machinist, r. 20 Frederick
Belser Julius H., bricklayer, r. NE cor Haight and
Fillmore
Belshaw Mortimer W., mining, ofiice 402 Front, r.
1626 Jackson
Belt Alfred M. Jr., manager Earnest, Wall & Co., r.
Lick House
Belt J. W. Mrs., r. 730 Geary
Belting Henry, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 117 Ship-
ley
Belton Henry, carpenter, r. 31 H Welsh
Belton Philip M., clerk John F. Knox, r. 1019 Ji Ala-
bama
Beltrame Giovanni, gardener Campodonico & Fino-
chlo, r. H, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth Avb,
South S. F.
Beltraminelli Angelo, Swiss Ben . Soc, 627 Commercial
Beltraminelli A. G., Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Beltram Jose, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Belvedere House, Albino Abbiati proptr, 1108 Stock-
ton
Belvidere Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) C. Van Dyck
Hubbard secretary, 310 Pine, room 11
Belville Eli, broomtaaker, r. 273 Stevenson
Belvin W. W., broker, r. 614 Sutter
Belvoir Mill and Mining Co., J. L. Fields secretary,
313 Montgomery
Belz Johannes, tailor, r. Ahlborn House
Bemis Charles C, U. S. Supervising Inspector Steam
Vessels.ofiice U. S. Appraiser's Bldg, room 23, r.
419 Bryant
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CQ. ""'"""• ni'l^o'^H^^lf If" '"^''
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
•WASWi^G WEI^Ii DONE AT VERY I,OW RATES.
OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET,
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BEN
Bemis Elizabeth N. Mrs., r. 771 Mission
Bemmerer A., cutler, 318 Pine, r. 1317 Jackson
Bemmerer Robert, cutler, r.244 Stevenson
Bemus James, magazine keeper Cal. Powder
Co., r. NE cor Tonquin and Baker
Ben Ali, quartz cutter J. V. Bretonnel, r. 616 Broad-
way-
Ben George, laborer, r. 121 Bernard
Benadom George A., blacksmith, r. Overland House
Beiiard Ang-uste F. liquor saloon, 862 Howard
Benard Edward, cook Palace Hotel, r. 657 Howard
Benassini Pietro, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Benavides Alfred, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 917 Vallejo
Benbow David, painter Thomas Downing, r. 2309
Larkin
Bench John F. A., tallow Tenderer, r. SE cor El Dora-
do and Utah
Benchley Lieonidas B., general manager Pacific
Rolling Mill Co.. office 203 Market, r. 907 Sutter
Benckert Jennie E. W., milliner, r. 211 Franklin
Bendegard Morton G., master mariner, r. 1731 Jessie
Bendel Herman (Tillmann & Bendel) r. Oakland
Bendel Louis, clerk H. Hillebrand, r. 1712 Eddy
Bender Albert, student Barnard's Business College
Bender Frank, molder, r. 20)^ Clara
Bender Frederick C, car builder, r. 1516 Leaven-
worth
Bender George L., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 1009 Clay
Bender Isaac, peddler, r. 4 Caroline
Bender Jacob, butcher, 1020 Howard
Bender Jacob, waiter, r. New Helvetia House
Bender Jacob A., bricklayer and contractor, r. 1009
Clay
Bender Josiah D., collar maker, r. 119 Perry
Bender Josiah P., mason, r. 421 Twenty-ninth
Bender Louis, cook, r. 911 Sacramento
Bender Max F., teacher languages, r. 1223 Wash-
ington
Bender M. J., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 120 Fourth
Bender Noah W., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1522
Howard
Bender Thomas, mason W. W. Montague & Co. and
extraman Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D., r. 112Ji Sil-
ver
Bender William A., bookkeeper William H. Wright,
r. 1009 Clay
Bendit Herman, salesman S. Bendit, r. 17 Hyde
Bendit Isaac, peddler, r. 246 Clara
Bendit Morris, expressman, r. 1400 Golden Gate Av
Bendit Samuel, auctioneer,' 538 California, r. 17 Hyde
Bendixen Alfred, driver William Lange, r. NW cor
Cole and Carl,nr Golden Gate Park
Bendt William, liquor saloon, 12 Clay, r. 10 Clay
Benecke Charles, waiter,331 Bush, r. 28 Anna
Benecke H. D., groceries, 520 Broadway
Benedette Louis, bootblack, r. 738 Vallejo
Benedict A. W., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Benedict Charles E., driver Jersey Farm Milk Depot,
r. 350 Tehama
Benedict Courtland S. (Benedict & Smith) r. W B
Valencia, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Benedict Jacob, carpenter, r. 10 Beaver
Benedict James, driver Jersey Farm Milk Depot, r.
350 Tehama
Benedict Jane Mrs., fruits and confectionery, 412
Fourth
Benedict Joseph, waiter, r. 228 Bush
Benedict Martin, laborer, r. W s Virginia, bet Pacific
and Broadway
Benedict & Stnitli (Courtland S. Benedict and
James R. Smith) merchant tailors, 136 Mont-
gomery
Benenato Antonio, barber, 619 Sacramento
Benessini Pietro, cook, r. 12 Ohio
Bengal Mining Co. (Tombstone, A. T.) John H. Sayre
secretary, 3.30 Pine, room 36
Benger Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
BENHAM AZEL M. wUCe^ale
dealer pianos, or •raiL« and musical mer-
cliandiise, 647 Market, r. Oakland
Benham Calhoun, attorney at law, r. 1112 Leaven-
worth
Benbam Charles S., mining, office 411 California, r.
New York
Benham M. E. Mrs., r. i Turk
Benham Raymond S., agent Benham. Trumbull & Co.
(Chicago) r. 2322 Mission
Benhayon Henry, actor, r. 923 Geary
Benhayon Jacob, boarding, 923 Geary
Benicia Agfricaltaral Works (Benicia, Cal.)
Baker & Hamilton proprietors, office NW cor
Davis and Pine
Benicia Tannery (Benicia, Cal.) Eullman, Salz &
Co. proprietors, office 106 Battery
Benidet Antonio Rev., assistant pastor, Tglesia de
Nuestra Seiiora de Guadaloujje r. 908 Broadway
Bening August, clerk H. Schroder & Co., r. 1114
Webster
Bening George F., r. 1114 Webster
Benjamin A. F. , notary public and attorney at
law, 440 California, r. 2310 Jackson
Benjamin Alexander E., cashier Golden Rule Bazaar,
r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Alfred, cook, r. Brannan, nr Sixth
Benjamin Alfred D., carriagetrimmer Milo P. Holmes,
r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Arthur, planer Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 520
Sixth
Benjamin Benjamin S., bookkeeper Nonpareil Soda
Water and Syrup Co., r. 618 Eddy
Benjamin Charles E. (Crane, Hastings & Co.) r. 1607
Howard
'Benjamin Charles Y., compositor, r. 468 Jessie
Benjamin Daniel, stock clerk Davis Bros., Toklas &
Co.,r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Edward C, clerk Allen, McGary & Co., r.
215 Post
Benjamin Edward H., traveling piano tuner Kohler
& Chase
Benjamin E. F., r. 122 Turk
Benjamin Elias H., second hand clothing, 237 Third
Benjamin E. M., r. 515 Jones
Benjamin Frederick A., mining engineer, r. 433 Sec-
ond
Benjamin Henry, gardener, 15 Eleventh
Benjamin Jacob, broker, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Jacob H., r. 520 Sixth
Benjamin Joseph B., clerk Samuel Benjamin, r. 618
Eddy
Benjamin Moses H., clerk, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin O. C, freight clerk O. and O. SS. Belgic, r
2808 Pine
Benjamin Philip L., law student H. E. Highton, r.
Oakland
Benjamin Philip S., instrumentmaker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Samuel, proprietor Nonpareil Soda
Water Co., and Nonpareil Syrup Co., r. 618 Eddy
Benjamin Sarah G., ladies' nurse, r. 616 Harrison
Benjamin Wallace A., clerk M. Herman, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin William K., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 2808
Pine
Benkelmann Louisa Miss, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Benkelmann Matilda Miss. r. Fifteenth Av. bet P and
Q, South S, F.
Benkelmann Rosalie,wldow,r. Fifteenth Av,bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Benker George, cigarmaker, r. 511 O'Farrell
Benn James, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 150 Eighth
Benn John S., artificial flymaker, r. 603 Brannan
Benn Thomas, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 150 Eighth
Benner Edwin, apprentice Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. Oakland
Benner Felix D., printer, r. 516Jj Sixth
Benner Frederick M., melter.melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Bennerscheidt Bruno, brassfinisher, r. 611 Howard
Bennet Charles, driver, r. nr Ocean View Station
Bennet H. W. Mrs., artist, 617 Larkin
Bennet John, baker, r. 33 Hinckley
Bennet Thomas, general agent Travelers' Insur-
ance Co., 410 California, r. Oakland
Bennett A., r. 2600 Mission
Bennett A., painter, r. 454 Sixth
Bennett Albert, teamster F. Rochford, r. 1024 Clay
Bennett Albert A., architect, r. 2323 California
Bennett Alfred E., benchhand W. B. Bradbury, r.
Oakland
Bennett Brothers (John R. and George) Point Reyes
Butter Depot, 35-36 and 88-91 California Market
Bennett Charles A., salesman Rebman & Chetwood,
r. 31 Haight
Bennett Charles D"., bookkeeper Eenney & Dyer, r.
Oakland
Bennett Charles E., clerk W. Haker & Hinz, r. 569 }<
Minna
niinm LIAHOIMOO Iniporters of French. American and
rArtn nANblrlbo s"-«r»i- "»««,,„«.. ir ae
Residences Decorated in Artistic btyle.
G. W. CLARK & CO.
645 Market st.
lllkim/l r-V OnirDO S UAVCC FUIiTON IBON WOKKS, 213 Fremont si.,
nlNuKLtT, OrltnO tX rlAlCO, Mannfactarers of <IUARTZ 9IIl.XJS and Mining MacblDery.
BEN
198
BEN
Bennett Charles G., currier Herman Royer, r. 123
Park Av
Bennett Charles M.. bartender J. B. Bacon, r. 481
Jessie
Bennett Charles S., clerk Gibson & Covert, r. 481
Jessie
Bennett Charles S., machinehand J. S. Bennett, r. 580
Brannan
Bennett Christ., confectioner Or. Poletes, r. 3 Perry
Bennett Clement, official short-hand reporter, 434
California, r. The Baldwin
Bennett Daniel, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 441 Twentieth
Bennett Edward, baker Eclipse Bakery, r. 428 Green
Bennett Edward, clerk J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 1604
Bush
Bennett Edward J., clerk Mary Bennett, r. 55.5 Bryant
Bennett Edward O., machinist, r. E s Alabama, nr
Twenty-seventh
Bennett Edwin D., salesman Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 727 Treat Av
Bennett Edwin S., foreman Fashion Stables, r. 116
Turk
Bennett E. J. Miss, restaurant, 641 Washington
Bennett Elizabeth, widow, r. 31 Haight
Bennett E. M., r. Grand Central Hotel
Bennett Emma, r. 147 Third
Bennett Fanny, widow, t. Sli St. Mary
Bennett Frederick, r. 308 Tehama
Bennett Frederick, horsetrainer, r. NW cor First Av
and McAllister
Bennett Frederick, liquor saloon, 230 Brannan
Bennett Frederick, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont-
gomery
Bennett Frederick T., clerk delivery dept Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, r.l21 Montgomery
Bennett George (Bennett Brothers) r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett George, clerk, r. 310 Tehama
Bennett George, hostler, r. 420 Chestnut
Bennett George, laborer Long Branch Hotel
Bennett George, miner, r. 52 Second
Bennett George J., abstract clerk U. S. Mint, r. 730
Shotwell
Bennett George M., r. 268 Golden Gate Av
Bennett George W., musician, r. .569}^ Minna
Bennett George W., policeman, r. Es Tennessee, bet
Butte and Solano
Bennett George W., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
Alameda
Bennett Gilbert L., r. 1301 Sacramento
Bennett Grace, widow, r. 315 Geary
Bennett Harold E., compositor, r. 113 Prospect PI
Bennett Harry, boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s
Iowa, bet Solano and Mariposa
Bennett Harry, laborer, r. 216 Ninth
Bennett Harry C, teamster, r. 920 Harrison
Bennett Hattie Miss, r. 268 Golden Gate Av
Bennett Henrietta, teacher music, r. 145 Foarth
Bennett Henry, longshoreman, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Bennett Henry, painter, r. 32 Fourth
Bennett J., boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W a Ken-
tucky, bet Mariposa and Solano
Bennett James, clerk Bennett Bros., r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett James B., r. 13 Hickory Av
Bennett James G., clerk, r. 1925 Geary
Bennett Jay S., furniture mnfr, 556-566 Brannan, r.
Alameda
Bennett J. B., master mariner, r. 321 Pacific
Bennett John, r. 8 Bernice
Bennett John, r. 264 Clementina, rear
Bennett John, carpenter, r. 1325 Natoma
Bennett John, clerk John H. Boden & Co., r. 1015
Folsom
Bennett John, salesman Keane Bros., r. Alameda
Bennett John P., baker, r. 932 Montgomery
Bennett John R. (Bennett Brothers) r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett Joseph F., pressman S. F. Candle Co.. r. 219
Bitch
Bennett Joseph P., seaman, r. 829 Pacific
Bennett Julia, domestic 1200 Van Ness Av
Bennett Laura Mrs., operator- Greenebaum, Sachs &
Freeman, r. 308 Tehama
Bennett Lizzie, widow, r. 5G93^ Minna
Bennett Louisa H., widow, r. 9 Freelon, rear
Bennett Margaret A., widow, r. E s Iowa, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Bennett Martin, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Bennt'tt Martin, stonecutti^r, r. 1925*Geary
Bennett Maiy, domestic New Helvetia House
Bennett Mary, widow, laundry, 555 Bryant
Bennett Mary Miss, r. 617 J^ Mission
Bennett Maurice, laborer, r. 1604 Bush, rear
Bennett Maurice, seaman, r. 308 Pacific
Bennett Nathaniel (Bennett & Wigglnton) r. 2425 Fil-
bert
Bennett Peter, stonecutter, r. 2416 Sacramento
Bennett Robert, laundryman Occidental Hotel
Bennett Samuel, pri.son guard Folsom, r. 1336 Pacific
Bennett Samuel, speculator, r. 1426 Ellis
Bennett Sanford, bookkeeper Dunham, Carrigan &Co.,
r. 315 Geary
Bennett Sarah, widow, r. W s Kentucky, bet Mariposa
and Solano
Bennett Sarah Miss, dressmaker Miss 0. McCabe, r.
506 Bryant
Bennett Stephen, drayman, 221 Drumm, r. 906 Filbert
Bennett Stephen E., student Heald's Business Col-
lege
Bennett Thomas, cook, r. Ill Oregon
Bennett Thomas, physician, office 46 0'Farrell,,r. 716
Pine
Bennett Thomas, salesman Keane Bros., r. 1404
Leavenworth
Bennett William, laborer, r. 214 Ritch, rear
Bennett William, machinist, r. 42 Louisa
Bennett William, physician, office and r. 145 Fourth
Bennett William, plumber and gasfitter, 1015 Clay
Bennett William, printer, r. SE cor Ninth and Minna
Bennett William H., laundryman Mary Bennett, r.655
Bryant
Bennett William J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills,
r. 34 Louisa
Bennett & Wigglnton (Nathaniel Bennett and P.
D.Wigginton) attorneys at law, 330 Pine, rooms
24-27
JS^Bennett. See Bennet
Benning Antone, beer bottler, r. 136 Shipley
Benning John, weigher Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 225
Langton
Benning William, stove mounter, r. 8 Drury Lane
Bennink Adrian W., printer, r. 729 California
Eenoit Amedee J., compositor, r. 16 Montgomery Av
Benoit Charles, helper Lafayette Brewery, r. 1135
Dupont
Benrimo Joseph, stockbroker, r. 1500 Mission
Benrimo M. A., bookkeeper Madison & Burke, r. 11
Kearny
Bensel James H., paperhanger and whitener, 775 Mis-
sion, rear
Bensen Conrad, groceries and liquors, 1501 Buchanan
Bensen E., seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking, r. 234
Brannan
Bensen Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth and
Bryant
Bensen Jerome, carpenter, r. 959 Market
Bensen Tillie, domestic 2213 Howard
B^"Bensen. See Benson
Bensinger Daniel, baker O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Benson Andrew, longshoreman, r. W s Pringle Court,
nr Greenwich
Benson Andrew W., tailor, r. 218 O'Farrell
Benson Annie, widow, laundress, r. 83 Stevenson, rear
Benson Annie E. Miss, assistant Noe and Temple St.
Primary School, r. 2710 Howard
Benson Benjamin C, pilot stmr Mary Garratt
Benson Benjamin F.M., bookkeeper Boca Brewing Co.,
r. 700 California
Benson Building, NE cor Pine and Leidesdorfif
Benson Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Benson E., seaman, r. 12 Washington
Benson Edward, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Benson Frank, peddler, r. 14 Maiden Lane
Benson Frank R., clerk, r. 2710 Howard
Benson George, clerk Oakland Lumber Yard. r. 110
Sixth
Benson Harry, deck hand stmr Reform, r. Ill Harri-
son
Benson Henry, furniture dealer, r. 521 H Valencia
Benson James, secretary Odd Fellows' Savings
Bank, 20 Montgomery, r. 2710 Howard
Benson James A., policeman, r. 310 Eighth
Benson James E. R., pressman, r. 2710 Howard
Benson Johanna, groceries, 51 Brady
Benson John, laborer, r. 1017 Battery
Benson John, real estate, r. 803 Stockton
Benson John A., surveyor and civil engineer, 507
Montgomery, r. Seminary Park, Oakland
Benson John B. , engineer, r. SE cor Clay and Powell
Benson Kate Mrs., bakery and variety store, SE cor
Clay and Powell
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ 8«;i.«?.l'>L^Jllrj;». s*^"''
I MAPnnMnilPU importer of and deaijbr in coal and pig iron,
J. ITIHOUUIlUUUn, 41 Market street, corner Spear.
BEN
199
BER
Benson Louis, laborer, r. 129 Folsom
Benson Lucy, widow, r. 411 Powell
Benson Matilda Mrs., r. 18 Frederick, rear
Benson N., student Heald's Business College
Benson Oliver, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Benson Olof, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Benson Peter, laborer, r. Seventh Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
Benson Peter, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Benson Samuel H., foreman boilermaker S. P. KR., r.
37 Hoff Av
Benson Sarah, domestic 930 Valencia
Benson Simon J., master mariner, r. 925 Jones
Benson S. J. Mrs., cloakmaker, 1105 Pine, r. 925
Jones
Benson Thomas, salesman, r. 353 Jessie
Benson Thomas, teamster, r. W s Pringle Court, nr
Greenwich
Benson Thomas A., clerk Banner Bros., r. 421 Bush
Benson W. H., with Bancroft Library, r. 33 Powell Av
Benson William, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo
Benson William F., surveyor, r. 14 Eleventh
B^Benson. See Bensen
Benston Jeannette, widow, r. 1316 Webster
Bent Charles (A. F. Horn & Co.) r. 2800 Sixteenth
Bent Cyrus, carpenter, r. Columbia Hotel
Bent Edward F. (E. F. Bent & Co.) r. 801 Leaven-
worth
Bent B. F. & Co. (Edward F. Bent and Lewis W.
McGlauilin) grain commission merchants, 18 Cal-
ifornia
Bent John T., bookkeeper, r. 209 Turk
Bent Peter S., seaman, r. 605 Broadway
Bent Silas E., carriagemaker Carvill Mhfg Co., r. 741
Market
B^Bent. See Bendt
Benter Henry, fringe weaver Pac. Fringe Factory, r.
Oakland
Benter John, weaver S. Ettinger, r. Oakland
Bentfield Conrad B., master mariner, r. 12 Liberty
Bentfield George, cook A. Beth, r. 403 Brannan
Bentham Henry, liquor saloon, and cigars and to-
bacco, 538 Market
Bentick Eric, seaman, r. 702 Front
Bentle George, porter, r. 21 Stockton PI
Bentley Frederick, teamster, r. 1619 Eddy
Bentley H., engineer, r. 120 Fourth
Bentley Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bentley William R. (Burt & Bentley) r. Oakland
Benton Charles J. (Benton & Maher) r. 1143 Howard
Benton Charles L., bookkeeper F. N. Woods & Co., r.
710 California
Benton Consolidated Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) William H.
Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Benton John, driver Warden & McClure, r. 423 Ful-
ton '
Benton John, waiter, r. 1014 Stockton
Benton & Maher (Charles J. Benton and James V.
Maher) liquor saloon, 115 Sixth
Benussi Louis, bookkeeper, r. 328 Chestnut
Benvenuti Felice, fish dealer, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Benvenutl Germano, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Benvenuti Pietro, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Benz John C, salesman J. H. Kessing, r. 723 Vallejo
Benzenhofer David, baker, r. NE cor Grove and Buch-
anan
BeornskowNiles 8., laborer, r. 17 Clinton
Beppler Frederick, machinist, r. 103 Eighth
Beppler Jacob, r. 225 Folsom
Beppler John, market, 1516 Dupont
Beppler Joseph, r. 225 Folsom
Bequette Derville, millwright and civil engineer, r.
1810 Post
Bera Antonia Mrs., r. 314 Fifth
Beran Adolph, shoemaker, SE cor Mason and Lom-
bard
Beran Emanuel, shoemaker, r. 922 J<s Folsom
Beran Emma, domestic 1136 Dupont
Beran Frank, shoemaker, 1001 Pacific
Beran John, compositor California Demokrat, r. 922)4
Folsom
Berard Alfred, laundryraan, r. 311 Seventeenth
Berard Edward, furnished rooms, 1403 Stockton
Beratty John, machinist, r. S b Nineteenth, bet Castro
and Hartford
Berbora Giovanni N. (G. N. Berbora & Co.) r. 809
Jackson
Berbora G. N. & Co. (G. N. andN. G. Berbora) coffee
saloon, 624 Kearny
Berbora Nicolas G. (G. N. Berbora & Co.) res 809
Jackson
Berbonl Joseph, cook, r. 627 Broadway
Berck Isaac, teamster, r. 704 Fulton
8^'Berck. See Berk, Bourke and Burke
Bercovich L., r. 413 Powell
Bercowitz Simon, shoemaker, 534 Pacific
Berdan Frank C, weigher coiner's dcpt II. S. Mint, r.
433 McAllister
Berdesto John, tinsmith, r. S 8 M, bet Noe and San-
chez
Berel Jacob, merchant, r. 1806 Stockton
Berenger John, r. 523 Geary
Berens Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Berenz Adolph, boots and shoes, 315 Bush, r. 1616
Polk
Beresford Hotel, William Chamberlin proprietor,
NW cor Bush and Stockton
Beresford John, caterer Russ House
Beresford Matthew W., watchman ships and cargoes,
r. 613 Turk
Beretta Angelo, groceries and liquors, Presidio Reser-
vation
Beretta Georgio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Beretta Letterino, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Beretta Pietro, Fishermen's Assn, 307 Broadway
Beretta William, Sheriff's keeper, r. 1114 Vallejo
Berg Adolph, clerk Post Office, r. 208 Nineteenth
Berg Anthony, clerk G. A. Ammerup, r. 12 Mary
Berg Anton E., river pilot, r. 100 Ji Jackson
Berg August F., steward schr Big River, r. North Pa-
cific Hotel
Berg Carl, physician, office and r. 213 Powell
Berg Charles G. F., surgical instrument maker Hat-
teroth & Russ,r. 260 Tehama
Berg Erasmus, laborer, r. 477 Clara
Berg F. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 428 Grove
Berg Frederick R., bookkeeper Gutte & Frank, and
secretary Golden Gate Mutual Loan Assn, 309
California, r. 12 Oak
Berg George, driver Vienna Model Bakery, r. 19 Har-
lan PI
Berg George C, teamster Deming, Palmer & Co., r.
Erie, bet Howard and Folsom
Berg Henry, seaman, r. 233 Third
Berg John A., clerk, r. 38 Ritch
Berg John H., manager Neptune and Mermaid Baths,
r. cor Hyde and Beach
Berg Julius, r. 330 Minna
Berg Julius C, bootmaker, r. 19 Harlan PI
Berg Mary, widow, r. 537 Minna
Berg Peter, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Berg Peter A., molder, r. 1016 Pacific
Berg Rudolph R., clerk Herrmann & Co., r. 12 Oak
fitF"Berg. See Berge and Bergh
Bergdahl Oloff, shipcarpenter, r. 243 Clara
Berge Emil, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 116 Fell
Bergen Alexander, clerk Charles Durr, r. 1208 Clay
Bergen Christian, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Bergen Gustave, blacksmith's helper, r. 324 Vallejo
Bergen James, machinist, r. 12 Perry
Bergen Joseph, r. 736 Pacific
Bergen T. Adrian, clerk, r. 816 California
Bergen William, r. 3106 Sixteenth
tt^Bergen. See Bergin and Burgin
Berger Andrew, painter, r. 1307 Green
Berg'er Christian G., druggist, SE cor Union and
Larkin
Berger Gabriel, r. Ill Franklin
Berger Henry J., painter, r. 90 Colton
Berger Julius (Edward Cohn & Co.) r. 209 Dupont
Berger L., stockbroker, r. 1601 Polk
Berger Peter (Muriset & Berger) r. 422 Bush
Berger Rosa Mrs., clerk Charles J. Holmes, r. 422
Bush
B^Berger. See Burger
Bergerole Louis E., compositor, r. 273 Jessie
Bergerot Ellen L. Mrs., teacher music, r. 613 M Stock-
ton
Bergerot John, teacher languages, r. 613)4 Stockton
Bergerot John A. (Bergerot & Lacoste) r. NE cor Kan-
sas and Centre
Bergerot & Lacoste (John A. Bergerot and Thomas La-
coste) gardeners, NE cor Kansas and Center
Bergerseu Charles, seaman, r. 754 Folsom
Bergersen Tiberut, seuman, r. 754 Folsom
Berges Nicholas, policeman, r. 39 Lafayette
Bergea Peter, vegetables, 22 Colombo Market, r. 1611
Steiner
Berges Peter B. (FrapolU, Berges & Co.) r. 411 Post
JOHN WIGMORE-HARDWOOO LUMBER, 129 to MnoearSt.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
826 at ARKET KT.,
Makes a specialty in taking Children's Pictures.
BER
200
BER
B^Berges. See Bergez, Burges and Burgess
Bergevin Nelson L., salesman John Renz, r. 1230 JS Fol-
Bom
Bergevin Peter, expressman, cor First and Brannan,
r. 51 Frederick
Bergez Jobn, proptrBergez'sRestaurant,332-334Pine,
r. 1428 Jackson
Bergez Peter, cook John Bergez, r. 530 Merchant
Bergez's Restaurant, John Bergez proptr, 332-334 Pine
Bergfeld Robert, carpenter and builder, 1534 Dolores
Berggren August, consul Sweden and Norway,
4U(i Montgomery, r. San Mateo
Bergh Herman J., carpenter, r. 1211 Folsom, rear
Berghauser Margaret, widow, r. 1319 Mason
Berghofer Bridget Mrs., groceries, 550 Mission
Berghold Charles V., -waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, r.
228 Kearny
Berghold T., cloakcutter, r. Ahlborn House
Bergin Ellen Miss, r. 2020 Franklin
Bergin John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Bergin John, laborer C. P. RR., r. S s Vermont, bet
Santa Clara and Mariposa
Bergin John J., fever and ague cure, r. 917 Polk
Bergin Michael, attorney at law, 79 Montgomery
Block
Bergin Michael W., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Harrison and Ritch
Bergin Thomas I. (McAllister & Bergin) attorney
at law, 38-39 Nevada Block, r. 2012 Jackson
B^Bergin. See Bergen and Burgin
Bergland Edward, actor, r. 502 Fourth
Berglund Andrew, tailor, r. 1310 Jackson
Berglund Charles, shoemaker, r. 326 O'Farrell
Berglund Emily, dressmaker, r. 326 O'Farrell
Berglund Hans, carpenter, r. 38 Perry
Berglund Nils, boots and shoes, 518 J^ Geary, r. 3 Ra-
phael PI
Berglund Olof, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Bergman Alexander, Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Bergman Charles, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kear-
ny and Morton
Bergman Louisa, dressmaker, r. 1226 Pine
Bergman Mary, cook, NW cor California and Taylor
Bergmann A., confectioner Rothschild & Ehrenpfort,
r. 1435 O'Farrell
Bergmann August, teacher First School of the German
School Union, r. 21 Taylor
Bergmann Henry, shoemaker H. Thummler, r. 724
Mission
Bergmann Jacob (Davis Brothers, Toklas & Co.j r.
1603 Gough
Bergmann Joseph L., musician, r. 1515 Post
Bergmann Nathan, confectioner Rothschild & Ehren-
pfort, r. 1435 O'Farrell
Bergmann Samuel R., butcher Zimmermann, Strouse
& Co., r. 506 Jessie
Bergner Charles F., bartender Peter Blohme, r. 131
Turk •
Bergner Charles P., barber William Ratz, r. 131 Turk
Bergner James, locksmith, r. 131 Turk
Bergquist E. H., helper G. Olsen, r. 572 Folsom
Bergschicker William, foreman Broadway Brewery,
r. 628 Broadway
Bergsen Charles, laborer, r. 704 Powell
Bergsen Frank, tenthelper E. Detrick & Co., r. 704
Powell
Bergson E., clerk Samuel Carson, r. 312 Fulton
Bergson Emma L. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 312 Fulton
Bergson Ole, carpenter, r. 312 Fulton
Bergson Oscar, brass molder, r. 312 Fulton
Bergstein Mariana, widow, r. 1439 Pine
Bergstein Sigmund, gripman Sutter St. RR., r. 1439
Pine
Bergstrom Charles, cook New Atlantic Hotel
Bergstrom Charles, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Bergstrom John, church organ builder, W s Califor-
nia Av, bet Virginia and Esmeralda Ave
Bergstrom Olaf , seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Bergstrom Peter, Swedish Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Bergstrom S. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bergwall Gus., bookkeeper William York, r. 845 Mis-
sion
Bering James E., teacher music, r. 511 Lombard
Bering Jobn, plumber, r. 511 Lombard
Bering John P., salesman Justinian Caire, r. 511 Lom-
bard
Beritzhoflf Alexander C, storekeeper U. S. Internal
Revenue, r. 636 Stevenson
Berjeson Edward, tailor Joseph Lancaster, r. 531 Cali-
fornia
Berk Morris G., merchant, r. 700 California
Berkeley Branch Railroad, J. O. B. Gunn
secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 1
Berkeley Express (Boyd's) John E. Boyd proptr, 717
Montgomery and Berkeley Ferry
Berkeley Ferry Wharf, E 8 East, bet Washington and
Jackson
Berkholm C. C, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Berkholm H. H., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Berkhout Jacob, laborer, r. 11 Valparaiso
Berkley Mary, widow, r.21 Caroline
Berkowitz Meyer, suits and cloaks, 15 Dupont, r. 730
Hayes
Berkowitz Morris, musician, r. 732 Hayes
Berlin Frederick A., attorney at law, 420 Mont-
gomery, rooms 29-30, r. 1237 Stockton
Berlin Otto, driver Sanders' Hotel, SW cor Battery
and Vallejo
Berlin Simon, clerk William Saalburg, r. 416 Golden
Gate Av
Berlin William, stevedore, r. 31 Erie
Berliner Herman A., merchant, r. 134 McAllister
Berliner Isadore A., tailor, 3 Mason
Berling Richard, baker, r. 313^ Dorland
Berlinger Jacob, cigarmaker, r. Prescott House
Berlingbam Elizabeth, domestic 8 Liberty
Bermingham Bridget, widow, r. 130 Eleventh
Bermingham John, agent California and Mexi-
can Steamship Line, 10 Market, r. 611 Chestnut
Bermingham John, policeman, r. 340 Eighteenth
Bermingham Thomas I., harnessmaker, r. 130 Eleventh
Bf^ Bermingham. See Birmingham
Berna Frederick, deputy assessor, r. 411 Brannan
Bernal Antonio H., Spanish Ben. Soc, .510 Bush
Bernal Frederico, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Bernal G. R. Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Seventeenth and
Church
Bernal Heights School, Philip Prior principal, Cort-
land Av, nr Moultrie
Bernal Jos6 C, bookkeeper L. J. Rufl&no & Co., r. SE
cor Seventeenth and Church
Bernard Antone, milker N. Y. Dairy, r. Old San Jo86
Road, nr Industrial School
Bernard Barney, cook, r. 207 Minna
Bernard Bernard, driver Nicholas Byrne, r. 348 Fourth
Bernard Charles, coffee and spice mills, 707-709
Sansome, r. 312 Oak
Bernard Charles, dental student, r. 121 Powell
Bernard Charles A., house and sign painter, 62?
Merchant, r. 722 O'Farrell
Bernard Chris., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Bernard Florence, expressman, 213 Jackson, r. 108
Lily Av
Bernard Francis, carpenter and builder, 506 Kearny,
r. 1513 Hyde
Bernard Gustave, clerk U. Simon, Sons & Cook, r. 2914
Sixteenth
Bernard Henry, eivil engineer, r. 863 Folsom
Bernard Horace, barber, 20 Stockton, r. 22 Mary
Bernard Ida L. Miss, assistant Greenwich Street
Grammar School, r. 1513 Hyde
Bernard Isaac, crockery, 2914 Sixteenth
Bernard James, coUarmaker, r. 1220 Hampshire
Bernard Jane Mrs., r. 863 Folsom
Bernard John, barber, 631 Union
Bernard John, master mariner, r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Bernard John, seaman P. C. SS. Bonita
Bernard John F., clerk A. B. Elfelt &Co.,r. 28 Rincon
PI
Bernard John F. G., clerk, r. 11 Oak Grove Ay
Bernard John L.. miller, r. 736 J6 Clementina
Bernard Josejih F., laborer, r. 1403 Mason
Bernard Jules (Bernard & Pouzadoux) r. 325)^ Geary
Bernard Margaret, widow, r. 1 August Alley
Bernard Mary Miss, operator, r. 108 Lily Av
Bernard Michael D., harnessmaker, r. 1220 Hampshire
Bernard Michael D. Jr., r. 1220 Hampshire
Bernard Reinhardt, r. 124 O'Farrell
Bernard Walter, bartender, r. 525 Pine
Bernard William J., bookkeeiJer, r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Bernard W. Robert, salesman George W. Gibbs & Co.,
r. Oakland
Bernard & Pouzadoux (Jules Bernard and Louis Pouz-
adoux) furniture and carpets, 312 Sutter
IKy Bernard. See Barnard, Benard and Bernbard
LOUIS BRAVERNIAN & CO. '"'°"'"' °' ''*"■"' *"' **''""'
119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House in this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR WASHINO PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET.
BER
201
BER
Bernard! Frank, cook Nevada Restaurant, r. 412 Green
Bernardini A., r. 627 Broadway
Bernau Alexander, r. 501) Stevenson
Bemau John, porkpacker, 205 Sixth, r. 569 Stevenson
Bernecich George, seaman, r. 503 East
Bernert Ferdinand, bartender, r. 1009 Stockton
Bernert John, laaoker clothing dept U. 8. A., r. 264M
Clementina
Bernges John, brewer Pioneer Malt House, r. 2219
Powell
Bernhamer Henry, restaurant, 504 Market and 5 Sut-
ter, r. 949 Mission
Bernhard Beriiliarcl, jiroprietor baths and hair-
dressing saloon. Palace Hotel, r. 215 Prospect PI
Bernhard F., r. 444 Brannan
Bernhard George Jr., liquor saloon, SW cor Summer
and Spring, r. 15 Twenty-second
Bernhard Henry, laborer, r. a41 Jessie
Bernhard Henry J., clerk J. M. Pearlman & Co., r.
1601 Post
Bernhard James, clerk Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r. 341
Jessie
Bernhard Joseph, druggist, r. 900 McAllister
Bernhard Joseph , stockbroker, 404 Montgomery, r.
1601 Post
Bernhard Peter D., foreman B. Bernhard, and barber
O. and O. SS. Oceanic, r. 215 Prospect PI
Bernhard Robert, ship and freight broker, 40 Califor-
nia, room 4, r. 1801 Stockton
Bernhardt Ferdinand, gardener E. Chielovich, r. Chi-
cago Hotel
Bernhardt Frederick, cooper David Woerner, r. NE cor
Fourth and FOlsom
Bernhardt George W., clerk, r. 113 Powell
Bernhardt Jacob, machinehand Gilbert & Moore, r.
615 Natoma
6^ Bernhardt. See Barnard, Benard and Bernard
Bernhardy Gustavus, club rooms, 112 Kearny, r. 1500
Buchanan
Bernheim William A., entry clerk Frank, Goldsmith
& Co., r. 1309 Larkin
Bernhofer Lena, domestic 2.324 Pacific Av
Bernier Hortense, widow, r. 2011 Webster
Bernieri Giovanni, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Bernstein Abraham, clerk, r. 233 Golden Gate Av
Bernstein Abraham, laborer, r. 156 Shipley
Bernstein Abraham, oyster saloon, 1140-1142 Market,
r. 233 Golden Gate Av
Bernstein Alexander, waiter Abraham Bernstein, r.
233 Golden Gate Av
Bernstein B. Mrs., r. 219 Ninth
Bernstein Charles, clerk George W. Clarke, r. 1325
California
Bernstein David, tailor, 729 Folsom
Bernstein Edward, clerk, r. 791 Mission
Bernstein Edward, clerk Elias Bernstein, r. 1765
Howard
Bernstein Elias, secondhand furniture, 957 Market, r.
1765 Howard
Bernstein Henry, merchant, r. 1304 Mission
Bernstein Hermann, tailor, 791 Mission
Bernstein Hyman, junkdealer, r. 219 Ninth
Bernstein Isaac, clerk, r. 233 Golden Gate Av
Bernstein Isaac, tailor and fancy goods, 320 Fifth
Bernstein Joseph, r. 1833 Howard
Bernstein Julius C,, speculator, r. 354 Eleventh
Bernstein Louis, r. 18 3< Harriet
Bernstein Louis, r. 22 Taylor
Bernstein Louis, jeweler, 900 Market, r. 316 Jessie
Bernstein Louis, salesman J.Wisluzil, r. 1833 Howard
Bernstein Marks, plumber Thomas Day, r. 233 Golden
Gate Av
Bernstein M. C, clerk George W. Clarke, r. 1325 Cali-
fornia
Bernstein Morris A. furniture, r. 4 Jacoby PI
Bernstein Oscar, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 233
Golden Gate Av
Bernstein Philip, butcher, r. cor Polk and Union
Bernstein Rebecca, widow, r. .520 Jessie
Bernstein Samuel (Dixon, Bernstein & Co) r. Port-
land, Or.
Bernstein Sigmund, traveling agent Louis Sloss &
Co., r. 18;^ Harriet •
Bernstein Solomob, clerk, r. 219 Ninth
Bernstein Solomon, fancy goods, 38 Fourth, r. 316
Jessie
Bernzott Michael, cooper David Woerner. r. 08 Sacra-
mento
Berolzhime Joseph, cashier Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 32^ Geary
Beroni Peter, scavenger, r. 21 Vandewater
Beronio Antonio, laborer, r. 337 Union
Berunio Augustin, laborer, r. 337 Union
Beronio Augustino, fruit and produce, r. 1436 Califor-
nia
Beronio Gaetano, proptr Roma Hotel, 818 Sansome
Beronio Luigi, miner, r. Colombo Hotel
Beronio Pietro, manager Roma Hotel, 818 Sansome
Beronio Pietro Jr., clerk Roma Hotel, 818 Sansome
Berrand Philip, cook, r. 730 Vallejo
Berrard Modesto Mrs., laundry, 2938 Sixteenth
Berre Elise Mrs., laundry, 341 Third
Berre Thurien, laundryman, r. .341 Third
Berrill Joseph B.,patternmaiver Risdon I.andL.Works,
r. 142 Seventh
Berrill William W., patternmaker Riedon I. and L.
Works, r. 142 Seventh
Berroa Espiridion, cigardealer, r. 1326 Dupont
Berroa Margarita, widow, r. 1326 Dupont
Berry Charles, laborer, r. N s Greenwich, nr Mont-
gomery
Berry Edward, stableman Oregon Imp. Co.
Berry Edward T., teamster Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
1401 Powell
Berry Edward W., foreman Spirit of the Times, r.
Oakland
Berry Elizabeth, domestic 460 Guerrero
Berry Enoch, carpenter, r. 2 Potter
Berry Freedom S., suspender maker Mathes & Co., r.
601 Howard
Berry Freeman, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Berry Fulton N., clerk Liveijiool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. San Quentin
Berry George H., clerk District Attorney's Office, r. 634
Bush
Berry George H., painter and whitener, r. 30 Erie
Berry George W., teamster George B. Knowles & Son
Berry G. M. Mrs., candies, 128 Kearny
Berry Gordan G., captain P. M. SS. City of Peking, r.
515 Webster
Berry Hannah Mrs., r. 427 Filbert
Berry James, laborer, r. 1139 Folsom
Berry James, ship carpenter, r. 20 Hampton PI
Berry James L., livery stable, 552 Bryant
Berry John (Griswold & Berry) r. 206 ;<5 Ninth
Berry John, wooldrier, r. 961 Folsom
Berry Judith B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 Mont-
gomery
Berry Julia, widow, seamstress, r. 24 Third
Berry Lucretia S., widow, r. 1419 Taylor
Berry Manuel J., clerk Arn;es & Dallam, r. 518 Ji Mont-
gomery Av
Berry Mary, widow, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Buss and Natoma
Berry Michael, engineer, r. 82 Clementina
Berry Michael J., groceries, NE cor Nevada and
Nebraska
Berry Nicholas B., printer, r. 618 Jessie
Berry Patrick, gasfitter, r. 108 Tehama
Berry Richard, first assistant engineer SS. Mexico, r.
Oakland
Berry T. Brien, clerk Nevada Bank of S. F., r. 420
Eddy
Berry Thomas, carpenter, r. 17!23 Jessie
Berry Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 122 Ellis
Berry W. D., helper melter and refiner's dept U.S.
Mint, r. Oakland
Berry W. F., r. The Beresford
Berry William, bartender R. Barthel
Berry & Place Machine Co., Parke & Lacy proptrs, mill
and mining machinery, 323-325 Market
B^Berry. See Barry and Bury
Berryman Arthur, bookkeeper, r. 130 Guerrero
Berrj-man James, r. 720 California
Bersaglieri Italian Mutual Benevolent Society, 625
Broadway
Berson A. & Son (Adolphe and Gustave) carpets,
furniture and draperies, 26 Post
Bersou Adolph (A. Berson & Son) r. 429 Sutter
Berson Alexandrine, French Laundry, 429 Sutter
Btrson Emily, laundress, r. 429 Sutter
Berson Gustave (A. Berson & Son) r. 429 Sutter
Bert Charles, r. 602 Twentieth
Bert Edward G., theatrical manager, r. 229 Kearny
Bert Eugene F., clerk Gunnison & Booth, r.662 Twen-
tieth
Bert Frederick W., theatrical manager, r. 662 Twen-
tieth
Bert John, seaman, r. 104 Berry
KF"Bert. See Burt
Wmow mDErKsS!S'iJeG.W.CM& Co., 645 MartetSt.
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IINCK1.KV, SPIEBS tV HA1 KS. FUJLiTOBr IRON WORKS. 213 Fremont !»iree(,
I ]H»iiuf'acturer» of nOJNTI]y« WORK.S, C'A«>E!>i, RVC'JK£TS and C'AR.S.
BEE
202
BES
Berta Achille, Societe Culinaire Francais, 510 Bush
Berta D. W., waiter, r. 12 Ellis
Berta Felice, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Bertaud Hyppolite, cook, r. 1 Jacoby PI
Berteliug Louis A. (Berteling k Watry) r. 8 Howard
Court
Berteling & Watry (Louis A. Berteling and Nich-
olas Watry) scientific opticians, 427 Kearny
Bertels Albert, cabinetmaker H. Granz, r. 8^ Freelon
Bertelsen Adolphe, clerk Loreutz Foard, r. 5 Market
Bertelsen Andrew, waiter, r. 5 Market
Bertelsen Cliristoijher, shoemaker, r. 1324 Harrison
Bertelsen Otto, salesman Hubert k Co., r. Alameda
Bertelsen Peter, shipping clerk William F. Nelson, r.
127 Jackson
Beithe Louis RJme., ladies' nurse, r. 515 Filbert
Bertlieau Ce.sar, manager New York Underwriters
Agency, 209 Sansome, r. 74.') Golden Gate Av
Berthier Albert C, clerk, r. 142 Seventh
Berthold Charles Louis, butcher, r. 270 First
Berti Joseph, fruits and vegetables, 1235 Pacific, r.
1320 Pacific
Berti Michele, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Bertin A,, dyeing and scouring, 430 Bush, 108 Fourth,
59 Second and 325 Montgomery Av. r. 430 Bush
Bertin Felix, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 625 Bush
Bertin Gabriel, dyer A. Bertin. r. 430 Bush
Bertin Leonce C. (Bertin & Lepori) r. 1430 Jackson
Bertin & Lepori (Leonce C. Bertfn and Constantine
Lei^ori) Coffee and Spice Mills, 517 Commercial
gr^Bertin. See Berton and Burton
Bertini Joseph, clerk Dominico Mancuso, r. SW cor
Valencia and Twentieth
Bertini Rafaello, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Bertody Charles, physician, oflice and r. 1005 Stockton
Bertola H., Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush
Bertola Peter, painter, r. Ticino Hotel
Bertola P. G., r. 8 Jasper PI
Bertolacci Francis Mrs., widow, r. 518 Valle.io
Bertolani P., groceries and liquors, NE cor ikaiu and
Folsom
Bertoldo Antonio, driver Isaac Rivas, r. 1321 Powell
Bertolucci G. & Co. (Giuseppe Bertolucci and V. Ven-
tura) proptrs Hotel di Lucca, 307-309 Broadway
Bertolucci Giuseppe (G. Bertolucci & Co.) r. 307
Broadway
Berton F. 6i Co. (Francis Berton and Edward
Galliard) bank and assay oflice, 527 Clay
Berton Flavien (Faure & Berton) r. 419 Pine
Berton Franci.s (F. Berton & Co.) and consul
Switzerland and Portugal, 527 Clay, r. Grand
Hotel
Berton George A., clerk F. Berton & Co., r. Grand
Hotel
^g°Berton. See Bertin and Burton
Bertram Charles L., liquor saloon, 813 Kearny, r. 3
Clay Av
Bertram Darius, cook, r. 526 Merchant
Bertram Johannes, salesman Herman Friedlander, r.
333 Eddy
Bertram John, tinsmith, r. 219 Eleventh
Bertram Joseph, tinsmith, r. 219 Eleventh
Bertram Mary, widow, .r. 1126 Leavenworth
Bertram Thomas, tinsmith, r. 219 Eleventh
Bertrand Andrew, furrier, 309 Sutter
Bertrand Baron, blacksmith, r. 030 Broadway
Bertrand David, cook R. B. Swain, r. 17}^ St. Mary
Bertrand Denis, cook Henry Hoesch, r. 521 Union
Bertrand Emile, musician, r. 7 Kohler PI
Bertrand John B., cook, r. 4 Virginia PI
Bertrand Joseph F., saloon, 30 Fremont, r. 1850 Stev-
enson
Bertrand Marius, cook R. R. Swain, r. 526 Mercliant
Bertrand Mary, douK^stic 1319 Mason
Bertrand Uosina, widow, lodgings, 803 Mission
Bertrandias Alplionse, carpenter, r. 409 Fourth
Bertsch Gottlieb, r. 1428 Broadway
Bertucci Louis, porter, r. 210!^ Washington
Bertucci Salvator, driver, r. 506 Union
Bertz George, domestic 1728 Golden Gate Av
Bertz Guido, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Bertz Jacob, restaurant, 737 Market, r. 616 Jones
Bertzkofif J., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 636 Stev-
enson
Bervert Mary, domestic 1709 Hyde
Berwick David, plumber Sutherland & Gray, r. 11 Au-
burn
Berwick MoUie E. Miss, bookfolder Bartling & Kim-
ball, r. 11 Auburn
Berwick Nettie W. Miss, r. 824 Filbert
Berwick Robert C, butcher, r. (419) 519 Franklin
Berwick William B., helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
NE cor Wool and Lincoln Avs. B. H.
Berwiu Herman R., salesman P. Berwin & Bro., r. 1320
Golden Gate Av
Berwiu Lizzie Mrs., dressmaking, 318 M Third
Berwin Louis D., second hand clothing, 1061 Market
Berwin Moses, watchmaker Frederick O. Cornelius, r.
Devisadero, bet Hayes and Grove
Berwin M. P., assistant bookkeeper P. Berwin & Bro.,
r. 1320 Golden Gate Av
Berwin P. & Brother (Pincus Berwin) importers hats
and caps, 111 Battery
Berwin Pincus (P. Berwin & Brother) r. 1320 Golden
Gate Av
Besant A., purchasing dgent, 605 Sacramento, r. Oak-
land
Besby Henry, saloon keeper, r. 314 Ivy Av
Bescheinen Brothers (William and Henr.y) watchmak-
ers and jewelers, 613 Kearny
Bescheinen Henry (Bescheinen Brothers) r. 1609 How-
ard
Bescheinen Julius, watchmaker H. A. Thompson, r.
1609 Howard
Bescbeinen William (Bescheinen Brothers) r. 1609
Howard
Bescherer John M., house jsainter, r. 213 H Clara
Beschorman Adolph, upholsterer, r. 546 Jessie
Beschormann August H., with William Kock, r. 915}<
Howard
Beschormann Charles F., clerk, r. 1810 Mason
Besecke William (Wagener & Beseoke) r. 1906 Lar-
kin
Besendorf Michael, sawyer Kragen & Geist, r. 14
Prospect PI
Beseuthal Ernest, restaurant, r. 617 Mason
Beshlich Jean, machinist, r. 10 Minna
Beslev Hans C, pressman Pac Oil .ind Lead Works,
r. W 8 Sanchez, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-
ninth
Bess Mrs., r. loj^ Washington Av
Bess SilvaJ., r. 1513 3<i Market
Besse Henri, teacher music, r. 1909 Broderick
Besse Josejah O., salesman Verdler, Moreau & Co., r.
1909 Broderick
Bessemer Henry L., chemist, r. 1587 Turk
Besser Ferdinand, laborer, r. Thirteenth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Besser Joseph, deckhand S. P. C. RR., Oakland Ferry,
r. 13 Natoma
Besso Giuseppe, barber, r. 1318 Dupont
Bessogni F. Mrs., housekeeper 506 Fourth
Bessolo John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Besson Auguste, cook, r. 824 Montgomery
Besson C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 741 Howard
Besson Emile, clerk N. Ten Bosch ft, Co., r. 741
Howard
Besson Frederick, drayman, r. Portland Lodging
House
Besson G. G., collector, r. 526 Vallejo
Best Si BelcUer Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
William Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Best Clermont L. Jr., first lieutenant First Artil-
lery, U. S. A., Fort Point
Best David A., steward, r. 8 Montgomery Court
Best Edward, clerk American District Telegraph Co.,
961 Mission, r. 516 Leavenworth
Best George W., conductor California St. RR., r. 1122
Larkin
Best J. Miss, r. 1160 Market
Best James, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Best John, offtce furniture, 405}^ California, r.
Alameda
Best John T. Mrs., r. 319 Fremont
Best Maria Mrs., widow, r. 437 Eddy
Best William, stairbuilder, r. 516 Leavenworth
Bester John H., liquor saloon, 543 Jackson, r. 627
Green, rear
Besthorn Christopher, ironworker, r. 202 Perry
Besthorn George, housepainter, r. 1105 Scott
Besthorn Henry, clerk Redington & Co., r. 65 Minna
Besthorn Herman, shoemaker, 206 Post, r. 9 William
Besthorn Herman E., liquor saloon, 7 Stevenson, r.
65 Minna
Bestmann Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bestor Henry T., architect, oflice 652 Market, r.
1921 Sutter
Besy Bernard, gardener, 25 Colombo Market
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERLAND, LEHIGH ANI> ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
BET
203
BIA
Betancue Joseph p., jihotographer Rieman & Co, r. j ^^
Oakland
Betch Hermann, leather dresser Phillip, Hesthal &
Co.,r. Tremont House
Betger Edward, shoemaker, 543}^ Merchant, r. 736
Green
Betger Gustave H., bookkeeper J. J. Pfister & Co., r.
736 Green
Belli Aclolpli, liquor saloon and restaurant, SE
cor Post and Kearny, r. 210 Eleventh
Beth Beniamiu F., boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
210 Eleventh
Bethany Congregational Church, Rev. William C.
Pond pastor, Bartlett, bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Bethel George F., waiter stmr Humboldt, r. 2 Stanly
Court
Bethell Thomas W., sergeant police, r. 005 Fell
Betliesda Mineral AVater (Waukesha, Wis.)
Louis Cahen & Son agents for Pacific Coast, 416-
418 Sacramento
Bethke William, bookkeeper Pac. Soda Co., 767 Bryant
Betkowski Ellen, widow, r. 23 J^ Silver
Betkowski John, baker, r. 2009 Hyde
Betkowski Martin, marblecutter, r. 555 Natoma
Betsche .4ug\ist, cooper, r. 502 Bush
Betsche Charles, locksmith Jackson Foundry, r. 509
Olive 4.V
Bettebenner Robert V., carpenter, r. 129 Valencia
Bettelheim Aaron S. Rev. Dr., rabbi Congregation-
Ohebai Shalome, r. 1311 Larkin
Bettelheim Felix A., surgeon P. M. SS. Colima, r. 1311
Larkin
Bettelin Brother Rev., president St. Mary's College,
r. Mission Road, 4 miles from old City Hall
Betten William, gunsmith and shooting gallery, 712
Washington, r. Alameda
Bettencourt Caesar, barber Adam Grimm, r. 757 Mis-
sion
Bettencourt J. De Sousa, physician, oflice and r. 224
Kearny
Bettencourt Joseph S., barber C. Laubenheimer, r.
417 Kearny
Bettencourt Nellie, widow, r. 32 Second
Bettencourt Sostenes, compositor, r. 18 Valparaiso
Bettger Frank, carwasher Geary St. RR.
Betti Pasqiiale, dishwasher, r. 8 Ohio
Bettiuger Peter, carpenter, r. 812 Jessie, rear
Bettini A., r. 518 Pacific
Bettini C, r. 518 Pacific
Bettis Harry S., blacksmith, r. 1808 Larkin
Bettis Otis J., blacksmith and wagonmaker, 1434
Jackson, r. 1808 Larkin
Bettman Frederick, machinist, r. 16 Clinton
Bettman Gustav M., bookkeeper L. & E. Wertheimer,
r. 1355 Post
Bettman Moses, soap mnfr, 311 Commercial, r. 1355
Post
Bettnraii Sigmund M., proprietor Royal Glove Co.,
506 Market, r. 1355 Post
Betts Spring Co., William M. Betts president,
Edwin Fretwell secretary, 218 Fremont
Betts William, springmaker Betts Spring Co., r. 10
Harriet
Betts William M., president Betts Spring Co.,
218 Fremont, r. Oakland
Betty O'Neal Mining Co. (Lander Co., Nev.) R. W.
Heath secretary, 318 Pine, rooms 16-17
Betz C, carpenter, r. 2512 Bryant
Betzel Isidor L., salesman F.Toplitz k Co., r. 2625
Howard
Betzel Lomis, r. 1909 Bush
Betzner Philip, laborer, r. 110 Perry
Betzold Anna R. Mrs., branch bakery, 1305 Polk, r.
418 O'Farrell
Betzold Jacob, butcher, r. cor Thirteenth Av acd N,
South S. F.
Betzold Matthias (Betzold & Nieman) r. 418 O'Farrell
Betzold Robert, bartender Max Vogelsang, r. 17 Verona
Betzold k Nieman (Matthias Betzold and Henry Nie-
man) proptrs California Bakery, 418 O'Farrell
Beucler Julius J., laundrymaii, r. Ill Jessie
Beuman Autone, milker New York Dairy, r. Old San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Beuntielic Antonio, chickenranch, W a Amherst, nr
Henry, U. M. T.
Beuten Frank, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Beutler Emily, widow, r. 1111 Jones
Beutler Frank B., salesman G. W. Clark & Co., r. 1721
Hyde
Beutler. See Butler
Bevan James, waiter, r. 537 Sacramento
Bevau Washington J., mining, r. 28 Mary
Bevans Isaac L., clerk, r. 423 Laguna
Bevell Henry B., machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 8 Park
Av
Bevell Mary M. Miss, c:irpet sewer, r. 8 Park Av
Bevell Richard M., seaman, r. 8 Park Av
Bevell R. M. Mrs., widow, r. 8 Park Av
Bevell William T., stockdriver, r. 8 Park Av
Beveridge Horatio (Henry Lund k Co.) r. 2120 Pacific
Av
Beverly Edward H., engineer Cutting Packing Co., r.
232 Minna
Beverly Herbert, salesman Joseph A. Allen, r. 675
Mission
Beverly John, salesman A. W. Fink, r. 1915 Jones
Beverseu Brothers (Martin andCarsten) groceries and
liquors, 570 Mission
Beverseu Carsten (Beversen Brothers) r. 568 Mission
Beverseu Henry, clerk A. H. LUl, r. 16 Eddy
Beverseu Henry, groceries and liquors, 765 Folsom, r.
25 Clara
Beversen Martin (Beversen Brothers) r. 568 Mission
Beviloekway Louis M., machinist, r. 1121 Twenty-
first
Bevis Thomas, machinist William T. Garratt, r. 308
Beale
Bewley Clifton L., clerk Samuel S. Sample, r. 609
Hyde
Bewley Margaret L., widow, r. 609 Hyde
Bewley William J., clerk S. F. Directory, r. 8 Cen-
tral PI
Beyer A. & Co. (Anthony Beyer) mnfrs paper bags and
envelopes, 258 Market
Beyer Adolph, liquor saloon, NE cor Capp and Six-
teenth
Beyer Anthony (A. Beyer & Co.) r. Oakland
Beyer Edwin, seaman Oregon Imp. 3S. Walla Walla
Beyer George, liquor saloon, SW cor Bay and Powell
Beyer Herman, r. 737 McAllister
Beyer Louis H., barber, r. 625 Vallejo
Beyer Marietta Mrs., widow, r. 625 Vallejo
Beyer Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1908 Ellis
Beyer Otto, cook Long Branch Hotel
Beyer William E. C, bartender Carroll k Gampor, r.
Oakland
B^" Beyer. See Buyer and Byer
Beyerle John E., brazier Jackson Foundry, r. 627
Green
Beyersdorf Louis, r. 17 Powell
Beyf uss Carl, ship and freight broker, 206 Front, r.
1227 Pine
Baynon David, rougher Pac. Rolliug Mills, r. S s
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Bez Charles, plater S. F. Brass Works, r. 1129 Folsom
Bezerle Joseph, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Beziade Eleanor, seamstress, r. 1502 Powell
Biagi Biagio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 025 Broadway
Biagi Carlo, hostler, r. 818 Sansome
Biagi D. & Co. (Domenlco Biagi and John L.
Radovich) fruit and produce commission, 520
Sansome
Biagi Domenico (D. Biagi k Co.) r. 108 Geary
Biagi Giovanni, vegetable peddler, r. 1431 Natoma
Biagini Casimiro, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Biagini Florindo, r. 15 Ohio
Biagini Jacopo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Biagini Lonnzo, blacksmith, r. 4 Broadway
Biagini Pacltico, Itiilian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Biagini Pletro, fruit peddlft-, r. 131 Pacific
Biagini Rafaele, cook, r. 103 Pacific
Biago Julius, longshoreman, r. 12 Sonora
Blanca A., cabinetmaker, r. 818 Sansome
Bianchi Amerigo, Italian Bersaglieri 8oc., 625 Broad-
way
Bianchi Angelo, granite worker, r. 974 Bryant
1 Biauchi Angelo, tailor, r. 11 Banuam PI
Bianchi Antonietta, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Wa.shington
' Bianchi Carlo (L. J. Ruffiuo k Co.) r. 974 Bryant
! Biauchi Eugenio, teacher vocal music r. 765 Mar-
I ket
Bianchi Giovanni, Fishermen's Assn, 307 Broadway
Bianchi Giuseppe, macaroni maker, r. Colombo Ho-
tel
Bianchi Guerino, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
1 Bianchi Maria, Kalian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
WALNUT, MAPLE, CHEERY
JOHN WICNIORE, Office «33SpearSt.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
BIA
204
BIG
Bianchi Pietro, foreman L. J. Euflano & Co., r. 974
Bryant
Biancbi Virgilio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Bianchini Giovanni, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Bianchini Michael A., clerk S. P. Soule.r. 804 Jackson
Biancolano Leonildo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Biancolano Matteo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Blarnez Amaria Mme., French laundry, 918 Larkin
Biarnez Marie Miss, laundress, r. 918 Larkin
Biart Henry G., mnfg jeweler, 325,'^ Bush, r. cor Mis-
sion and Sixteenth
Bibbero David, salesman M. Spiro & Co., r. 18 Kearny
Bibbins G. W., miner, r. Lick House
Bibbins Tracy E., compositor, r. 1401 Jackson
Bibbins Tracy L., mining agent, r. 1401 Jackson
Bibby Augusta M., widow (T. Henry Asche & Co.) r.
San Rafael
Bibby Francis, farmer, r. Eleventh Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Bibeau Philomena, widow, r. SE cor Mission and Eu-
genia
Bibend Ferdinand, machinist, r. 1013 Lombard
Bibend Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 510 Fell
Biber Bertha Mrs., dressmaker, 311 Sutter
Biber Stephanie, widow, governess, 1422 California
Bibergall Jacob, peddler, r. 1317 Sacramento
Bibo Samuel (Weitz & Bibo) r. 2011 Fillmore
Bichard Charles N., clerk N. Bichard, r. 23 South Park
Bichard Nicholas, coal, 16-18 Howard, r. 365 First
Bick Robert, upholsterer, 211 Ellis, r. 213 Ellis
Bickel Magdelina C, widow, r. 28 Haight
Bickerstaff Joseph I., machinist, r. W s Kentucky, bet
Solano and Mariposa
Bickford Chauncey, soap peddler, r. E s Carolina, bet
Alameda and Channel
Bickford Clarence E., clerk Rudolph Hochkofler, r.
524 Jones
Bickford John F., packer, r. E s Carolina, bet Alame-
da and Channel
Bickford Louise G., housekeeper, 800 Bush
Bickford Thomas M., drayman, r. 2939 Howard
Bickleman Frederick, millwright, r. 317 Bush
Bickmore George, carpenter, r. 5 Burcham PI
Bicknell Clifford N., r. E s Minnesota, bet Mariposa
and Solano
Bicknell James N., furnished rooms, 1222 Leaven-
worth
Biconso Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Biddick Ann, widow, r. 21 Rausch, rear
Biddick James, carpenter, r. 21 Rausch, rear
Biddolph A. Miss, actress Tivoli Garden, r. 6 Vernon
PI
Biddolph William, laborer, r. Spring Valley Home-
stead, nr Mission Road
Bidekoflf August, barber, r. 14J<S Folsom Av
Bidinger Charles, barber, r. 3 Jackson PI
Bldinger William, barber, r. 9 Howard Court
Bidlack William W., physician, office and r. 142)4
Fourth
Bidleman Enoch G., bookkeeper E. Martin & Co., r.
Grand Hotel
Bidleman William A., salesman E. Martin & Co., r.
211 Thirteenth
Bidwell John E., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 514
Guerrero
Bidwell Richard, policeman, r. 1015 Jackson
Bieber August, laborer, r. Union Hotel
Biebesheimer Peter, laborer, r. 8 Vandewater
Biechel Frank, plasterer, r. Chicago Hotel
Biedenbach August, r. 140 Silver
Biedermann Louis, cook, r. 625 Stevenson
Biedolph Edward, clerk I. S. Van Winkle & Co., 413
Market
Bieghle George, salesman Schlueter & Volberg, r. 27
Turk
Biehl Herman, porter, r. 127 Jackson
Bielar Mary Miss, teacher Domestic Sewing Machine,
r. 120 Sixth
Bielawski Casimir, draftsman U. S. Surveyor-Gen-
eral's Office, r. 2344 California
Bleleck Adam A., clerk N. Thorson, r. 1007 Harrison
Bieleck Hermine M^s., midwife, r. 1007 Harrison
Bielenberg Hermann, butcher, r. SW cor Valencia
and Market
Bielenberg Peter H., groceries and liquors, 31 Te-
hama •
Bieler Adolph, tailor, r. 8 Virginia PI
Bielski Max, r. 629 3^ Grove
Bien Abraham J., machinist, r. 1216 Pierce
Bien Joseph, locksmith and machinist, 412 Commer-
cial, r. 1216 Pierce
Bien Morris, assistant topographer U. 8. Geological
Survey, r. 1216 Pierce
l3^"Bien. S^-e Bean
Bienenfeld Bernard, student, r. 1015 Larkin
Bienenfeld Elias, dry goods, 1015 Larkin
Bienenfeld Herman, clerk, r. 1015 Larkin
Blentz R., commission produce, r. 322 Taylor
Bierbrauer Charles F., bookkeeper Wieland Bros., r.
1205 Folsom
Bierbrauer George, clerk K. Meussdorffer, r. 1205 Fol-
som
Bierbrauer John, cabinetmaker, r. 1205 Folsom
Bierce Albert S., sweepcellar operative melter and
refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 15 Seventh
Bierce Ambrose G., editor S. F. Illustrated Wasp, r.
Oakland
Biermann Julius, bakery, 1216 Pacific
Biers Charles H., cabinetmaker, r. 116 Gilbert
Bierstrom Jacob, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Biesta Frederick, clerk, r. 331 Montgomery
Blester William, cook, r. 700 Front
Big Prize Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.) William
Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13
Bigaze L. A. & Co. (Louis A. Bigaze and Joseph A. Or-
tiz) sewing machine agents, 328 Montgomery Av
Bigaze Louis A. (L. A. Bigaze & Co.) r. 328 Montgom-
ery Av
Bigelow A. R., carpenter, r. 2920 Folsom
Bigelow Benjamin D., shipwright, r. 1407 Church
Bigelow Charles L. (Bigelow & Morris) r. 313 Leaven-
worth
Bigelow Clara J. Mrs., assistant Columbia St. Gram-
mar School, r. 228 ShotweU"
Bigelow Cornelius, machinist, r. 210 Langton
Bigelow Daniel, lamplighter, r. 210 Langton
Bigelow Daniel J., millhand, r. 210 Langton
Bigelow Francis H., compositor, r. 503^ Zoe
Bigelow George H., clerk Cal. Glass Works, r. 1608
Polk
Bigelow George T., r. 1518 California
Bigelow Harry L. , journalist -The Argonaut, r. Oak-
land
Bigelow fl. H., city agent Imperial, London, North-
ern and Queen Insurance Cos., 441 California, r.
Oakland
Bigelow John K., machinist, 13 Fremont, r. 737 Mar-
ket
Bigelow Louis, driver City RR., r. 1807 Mission
Bigelow Lyman M., machinist, r. 737 Market
Bigelow Mary Miss, glovemaker, r. 210 Langton
Big:elo\v Samuel C. , capitalist, 314 California, r.
NW cor McAllister and Steiner
Bigelo-»v Sainnel F., attorney at law, 528 Califor-
nia, rooms 11-14, r. Lick House
Bigelow Susan H. Mrs., assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 1608 Polk
Bigelow & Morris (Charles L. Bigelow and Wil-
lard B. Morris) proprietors Western Iron Works,
323 Mission and 103 Fremont
Bigger Alexander, steward P. 0. SS. Senator, r. 1808
Stevenson.
Bigger William H., jWDrter, r. 26 Louisa
Biggi Narcisso, laborer, r. 1713 Leavenworth, rear
Biggin John G., porter P. M. SS. Granada
Biggins James, expressman, SW cor Third and Steven-
son, r. 24 Third
Biggins John, machinist, r. SE cor Norwicn and Te-
hama
Biggins John J., laborer, r. E s Tehama, nr Twenty-
eighth
Biggins Patrick, proptr Haight House, 630 Brannan
Biggins Thomas, seaman stmr Mary D. Hume, r. 407
Main
Biggio Domenico (Mussant^ & Biggio) r. 1334 Du-
pont
Biggio Giovanni, teamster, r. N s Broadway, bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Biggs Albert E., mechanic, r. E s San Bruno Boad, nr
Colusa
Biggs David, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
Biggs David A., butcher, r. E 6 San Bruno Road, nr
Colusa
Biggs Donald, tanner, r. E s San Bruno Boad, nr Co-
lusa
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
fSaccessors to Braverman A l.e\y
I 19 MONTGOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
'WANBIING C'Ai:.L.EI> FOB AND DEI^IVKRED.
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Biggs Harry C, bookkeeper Cal. Machine Works, r.
1906 Laguna
Biggs Jesse E., r. 1111 Jones
Biggs John, vaquero, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Co-
lusa
Biggs Mark, stonecutter Began & Orford.
Biggs Mary K., widow, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Co-
lusa
Biggs N. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1041 Polk
Biggs Thomas, r. 122 William
Biggs William, butcher, r. Seventh Av,betM andN,
South S. F.
Biggs William O., vaquero, r. E s San Bruno road, nr
Colusa
Biggy Francis, canvasser P. F. Collier, r. 602 Ellis
Biggy James P., driver Cal. Laundry, r. 523 How-
ard
Biggy -John, expressman, cor Ellis and Market, r. 618
Ash Av
Biggy Joseph J. (Ferguson & Biggy) r. Santa Bar-
bara
Biggy Terrence, hostler, r. 523 Howard
Biggy William J. (Ferguson & Biggy) r. 523 Howard
Bighani Charles, fish dealer, r. E s Church, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Bigham Frederick J., vice-president The Cal. Marriage
Endowment Assn, 321 J^ Montgomery
Bigley Brotlier^ (Daniel and George) wholesale
groceries and iirovisions, NE cor Clay and Davis
Bigley Daniel (Bigley Brothers) r. 619 Nineteenth
Bigley Edward A., clerk Macdonald &. Hawea, r. 402
Golden Gate Av
Bigley Ella Miss, copyist Superior Court Dept
No. 9, r. 402 Golden Gate Av
Bigley George (Heriot, Bigley & Co. and Bigley
Brothers) r. 215 Eleventh
Bigley Jennie Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. 402 Golden Gate Av
Bigley John, helper, melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 229 Capp
Bigley John, shoemaker, r. 21 Telegraph PI
Bigley John G., clerk Heriot, Bigley & Co., r. 229
Capp
Bigley Josephine T. Miss, copyist County Recorder,
r. 402 Golden Gate Av'
Bigley Thomas, superintendent repairs State Harbor
Commissioners, r. 402 Golden Gate Av ,
Bigue Vincent (G. Wittman & Co.) r. 1407 X Powell
Bignes Thomas, tripeman, r. Fifth Av bet L and M,
South S. F.
Bignotti Federico, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Biguotti Gjacomo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Bignotti Giovanni, vegetables, 46 Colombo Market,
r. SE cor Hayes and Baker
Bigovich John (Josich &Bigovich) r. 212 Brannan
Bigu* Jeanne, domestic 1406 Sacramento
Bigue Pierre, nur.^e French Hospital, Bryant bet
Fifth and Sixth
Bihan Napoleon, porteir, r. 251 Stevenson
Bilay Anthony B\, manager Lachman & Jacobi, 113
Second, r. 4 Ridley
Bilay Hugo A., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r. i
Ridley
Bilfinger Qus., carrier The Guide, .521 Clay
Bilkey James H., driver Market St. RR., r. 620
Fourth
Bill Conrad, mattress maker, r. 7 Card Alley
Bill Conrad, restaurant, 29 Drumm
Bill George (Tyson k Bill) r. 5 Hopeton Terrace
Bill Jacob, baker, r. 1419 Stockton
Bill John, butcher, r. 738 Minna
Bill Philip, r. 29 Hitch
Bill W., laborer Hancock & Kelso
Bill William A., salesman D. S. Weaver, r. 47 Third
Billberg Magnus F., clerk estate of P. Eruns, r. NW
cor Third and litrry
Bille Catherine, domestic 922 Jackson
Billor M., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Billermanu E.,cltrk, r. 1115 Shotwell
Billi B., .seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Billiard Constant, r. 408 'i Natoma
Billing Henry, clerk New Wisconsin Hotel, 902 Mont-
gomery
Billings David R. (D. "R. Billings & Co.) r. 7 Tele-
graph PI
Billings D. K. k Co. (David B. Billings and George
E. Cook) groceries and liquors, 1311 Stockton
Billings Edward, paper carrier, r. 215 Stevenson
Billings George E. (Billings, Harboume&Ou.) r. 1612
Clay
Billings, Harbourne & Co. (George E. Billings
and John W. Harbourne) books and stationery, 3
Montgomery
Billings Harriet Mrs., r. 31 Eddy
Billings Joseph, seatuan SS. Humboldt, r. 531 East
Billings Kate, widow, dressmaker, r. 55 Minna
Billings S. O. Mrs., shoefitter, r. 37 Eddy
Billiugsley William J., gardener, NE cor Steiner and
Sutter
Bilse AdolphD., bookkeeper Phcenix and Home In-
surance Co., r. NE cor Lily Av and Laguna
Bilty S. A. D., lettercarrier Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, r. 1420 Powell
Bilty Theodore G., miner, r. 1420 Powell
Bilz Susan, widow, r. 1834 Larkin
Bilz Susanna, widow, r. 706 California
Binder Albert, barber, r. 320 Francisco
Binder Charles, varnisher, r. 411 Fourth
Binder Clarence A., bartender, r. 102 Stockton
Binder Michael, butcher, r. 523 Brannan
Bine Charles K., teamster, r. 421 Bush
Bine John, seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Bine Leon (Bine& Georges) r. 1012 Geary
Blue Solomon, importer and retail trimmings and
fancy goods, 130 Kearny, r. 1006 Geary
Bine & Georges (Leon Bine and Hippolyte Georges)
merchant tailors, 119 Sutter
Binet Joseph, laborer, r. 335 Vallejo
Binford John, sawyer, r. 628 Brannan
Bing George, barber Hammam Baths, 13 Dupont *
Biug ilichael, merchant, r. 537 Sacramento
Bing Plumeto M., hairdresser, r. 103 Jackson
Bingham Alexander, wireworker, r. 512 Bush
Bingham Charles E., boilermaker, r. 737 Howard
Bingham C. V. S., lighthouse tender, r. lOOJj Jackson
Bingham Daniel, foreman forger Pac. Rolling Mills,
r. 336 Sixth
Bingham Ellis, boltcutter, r. 336 Sixth
Bingham Henry (Menzies, Bingham & Co.) r. 1808
Dupont
Bingham Lindsley G., bookkeeper L. P. Fisher, r. 512
O'Farrell
Bingham M. Mrs., widow, r. 512 O'Farrell
Bingham Thomas, hammerman Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
336 Sixth
Bingham Thomas R., r. 1624 Sutter
Bingham W. G., r. 126 Sixth
Bingham William F., mail clerk Evening Post.r. 2929
Sacramento
Bingle William, policeman, r. 1421 Jackson
Bini Giuseppe, paste mnfr, r. 214 Broadway
Bini Luigi, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Binnick John, i:)icture dealer, r. 853 Harrison
Binning Herman, blacksmith, r. 105 Eighth
Binola Christox)her, gardener, r. N s Lake, bet Second
and Third Avs
Biocina Nicholas, porter, r. SW cor Fourth and Berry
Biorch Frank, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Biorch Jacob, Swiss Ben. Soc. , 627 Commercial
Birabent Eugene, baker, r. 724 Filbert
Birabent Marc A., r. 724 Filbert
Birbe Henry C, salesman Michelssen, Brown & Co.
and treasurer Tule Carpet Lining Co.,r. Sixth Av,
bet L and M, South S. F.
Birch Frank, r. 17 Freelon
Birch Henry, stevedore Chase & Wolff, r. NW cor
Montgomerj' and Vallejo
Birch John, waiter Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla
Birch John Jr., pantryman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r.
11 Bryapt
Birch Joseph, butcher, r. W s Castro, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Birch Martin, stevedore George Wiiitney
Birch Patrick, laborer, r. 110 Dore
Birch Samuel, gardener, r. W s Castro, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Birch Thomas J., clerk, r. 1116 Filbert
Birch Walter W., machinist, r. 1906 Laguna
Birch William, bartender, r. 430 Sixth
Birch William X., accountant and shorthand writer,
r. 913 Sacramento
Biri-h WiUinni H., proprietor California Machine
Works, 119 Beale, r. 1906 Laguna
ffF"Birch. See Burch
Birchell Edward, pedd'er, r. 1603 Eddv
Bird Bridget Mrs., r. 159 Second
Bird Charles K., teamster, r. 319 Bush
Bird Charles L. (Perrin & Bird) r. 426 Post
Bird Edward, engineer, r. 524 Filbert
Bird Edward J., porter, r. 126 Silver
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INTERIOR DECORATORS, shade Materials and Fixtures.
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Bird Frank W., salesman West Coast Furniture Co., r.
332 Page ' j
Bird Harry, helper Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 908 Lom- j
bard
Bird James, porter, r. 415 NatomS
Bird Jeanette W. Mrs., midwife, r. 209 Valencia
Bird John F., machinist, r. 439 Clementina
Bird Margaret, domestic 2225 Jackson
Bird Mary, widow, r. 415 Natoma
Bird Mary, widow, r. 713 M Vallejo
Bird Michael, machiuLst, r. 229 Second
Bird Michael, plumber, r. 439 Clementina
Bird Mrs., r. SE cor Ellis and Mason
Bird Nelson J., M. D., consulting surgeon Travelers'
Insurance Co., 410 California, r. San Quentin
Bird Patrick F., assistant bookkeeper C. Curtin, r. 717
Natoma
Bird Richard, laborer C. P. KPv., r. 119 Clinton
Bird Robert, jeweler and diamond setter, 912 Powell
Bird Samuel, foreman John Utschig, r. 161 Clara
Bird Thomas, clerk H. Levi <& Co., r. 415 Natoma
Bird Thomas, liquor saloon, 730 Washington
Bird William, oiler P. C. SS. Idaho
Bird William, tailor, r. 2563iJ Jessie
Birden Deli)henia, widow, r. 1619 Devisadero '
Birdsall David H., traveling agent Giant Powder Co.,
T. SH Harriet
Birdsall Elizabeth, widow, r. 824 Folsom
Birdsall George, sergeant police, r. 320 Ritch
Birdsall Samuel T., attorney at law, office 230 Mont-
gomery, r. 20 Montgomery
Birdsall Walter B., clerk, r. 824 Folsom
Birdsall William, foreman JohnW. Morshead, r. 31
Merchant
Birdsall William L., clerk C. F. Bassett & Co., r. 824
Folsom
Birdsall Wyatt, engineer, r. G02 Stockton
Birdsall Zephariah, wagonmaster Wells, Fargo & Co. 's
Express, r. 821 Green
Birge Frederick E. (DeGroot & Birge) r. 907 Bush
Birge James J., dentist, office and r. 313 ^earny
Birkholm C. C, captain schr Aurora
Birmingham Catherine, widow, furnished rooms, 311
Sutter
Birmingham Delia, domestic NW cor Eddy and Van
Ness Av
Birminghi^m Hannah, domestic 905 Ellis
Birmingham John, farmer, r. W s Cheuery, nr Fair-
mount
Birmingham Margaret, widow, r. 341 McAllister
B^Birmingham. See Bermiugham
Birnbaum Herman B., clerk Charles P. Lolor, 31
Merchants' Exchange
Birnbaum Isaac, clerk Feigenbaum & Co., r. 706
Ellis
Birnie Michael, laborer, r. 26 Everett
Birt Isaac R.. mnfr hosiery, 905 Mission
Birth L. Henry, niillhand," r. 807 Treat Av
Bisagno Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 924 Pacific
Bisagno Luigi, capitalist, r. 924 Pacific
Bisagno Victor, r. 924 Pacific
Bisazza F. G., restaurant, 1304 Stockton
Bisbee De Witt F. (Bi.sbee, Williams & Co.) r. 1016
Geary
Bisliee, Williams & Co. (Dewitt F. Bisbee, and
John, Lewis, John J. and Benjamin Williams)
mining and metallurgy, 32 Merchants' Exchange
Bischoff Anton, clerk Herman Hons, r. 252 First
Biscboff Frederick, r. 417 Third
Bischoff Henry (Rotger & Bischofl:") r. 312 McAllister
Bischoff John A. (M..Detels & Co.) r. SE cor Main and
Harrison
Biscou Benoit (Castagnet & Co.) r. 530 Merchant
Biseiiir Adam, wirebasket-maker, r. 247 Stevenson
Bishop Catherine, widow, r. 421 Fifth
Bishop Daniel L., law student York & Whitworth, r.
Berkeley
Bishop Duncan M., printer ,521 Clay
Bishop Ephraim B., r. 10;i9 Valencia
Bishop Edward, shipcarpenter, r. 434 Sixth
Bishop Francis .\., chief engineer Slate Harbor
Commissioners and California and Nevada R. R.
Co., office 10 California, r. 1414 Post
Bishop Frank, carpenter, r. 1320 Steiner
Bishop George, carpenter,' r. 8 Quincy
Bishop George W., r. 423 Ellis
Bishop Gordon, clerk Santa Clara Hotel, 444 Brannan
Bishop H., cook, r. 21 St. Ann's Building
Bishop Henry, liquor saloon, 136 Main, r. NW cor
Chenery and Roanoke
Bishop Henry N., fireman California St. RE., r. 1330
Broadway
Bishop James H., carpenter, r. 33 Buss
Bishop James W., sawyer, r. 1249 Market
Bishop John A., teamster, r. 1312 J^ Mason
Bishop Michael, laborer, r. 14 Gilbert
Bishop Oliver H!., porter Spniance, Stanley & Co., r.
153 Sixteenth
Bishop P. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 20G Stockton
Bishop Richard A., drayman, r. 421 Fifth
Bishop Susan, widow, r. 421 Vallejo
Bishop Thomas B. (Garber, Thornton <Si Bishop)
attorney at law, 11-15 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg,
r. 1503 Larkin
Bishop Walter, bartender, r. 606 Fourth
Bishoi) Walter N., compositor, r. 1330 Broadway
Bishop W. F., vocalist Standard Theatre, r. 137 Mont-
gomery
Bishop William D. Rev., missionary Mariners Church,
NE cor Sacramento and Drumm, r. 2 Hop'eton
Terrace
Bishox) William H. J., salesman E. H. Jones & Co., r.
153 Sixteenth
Bismarck Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) Alfred K.
Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada Block
Bismark August, cook Conrad Bill, r. 29 Drumm
Eisners August, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Bisordi Luigi, laborer, r. 124 Pacific
Bisordi P. .expressman, NE cor Washington and Front,
r. 320 Broadway
Bissell Lewis H., clerk D. O. Mills, r. Alameda
Bissell W. A., chief clerk freight dept C. P.RR., r. 614
Sutter
Bissert Mary, widow, r. 2001 Powell
Bisset Andrew, r. 2003 Polk
Bissett Edward T., medical student, r. 311 Stockton
Bissett Horatio N., boarding, 311 Stockton
Bissett James M., first mate bktn Ella, r. 311 Stockton
Bissinger Adolph (Bissinger & Co.) r. Portland, Or.
Bissinger & Co. (Adolph Bissinger and Max Heil-
bronner) hide dealers, 310 Sansome
Bisso Bernardo, ^oceries, oils and lamps, 1411 Du-
pont
Bitau Isadore, waiter, r. coi; Dupont and Pacific
Biter John, nursery and florist, S s Waller, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Bither Fi*d. L., bookkeeper, r. 2603 }<; Sacramento
Bither G.W., widow, lodgings, 1 Fifth
Bitley F. W., oiler P. M. SS. City of Peking
Bitska Christian, gardener, r. NW cor Folsom and
Twenty-ninth
Bitter August, tinsmith, 246 Sutter, r. Oakland
Bitter Edward H.. upholsterer, r. 2603)^ Sacramento
Bitter Fernand W., lithographer, r.2603J<i Sacramento
Bitter Georgette, widow, r. 2603 M Sacramento
Bitter Johanna, widow, r. 215 O'Farrell
Bitters Julius, glassblower, r. 720 Fourth
Bittner Henry, baker, r. 210 Clara
Bixby A. W., physician and surgeon, office and r. 606
Hayes
Bixby Edward M., student Pac. Business College, r.
1423^ Fourth
Bixby John, engineer, r. 562 Howard
Bixby Llewellyn (Flfnt, Bixby & Co.) r. Los Angeles
Bixby Sarah J., widow, furnished rooms, 527 Pine
B^Jiixby. See Byxbee
Bixio Antonio, vegetables, 27-28 Colombo Market
Bixler David (Williams & Bixler) r. 920 Van Ness Av
Bizcarra Florencia, domestic 1321 Powell
Bizearra Petra, domestic 1321 Powell
B.ziou Louis, r. 1413 Dupont
Bizziui Daniel, cook, r. 8 Telegraph PI
Bjerremark Chris., r. 228 Bush
Bjoern Hakon, chemist F. C. Keil, r. 18 Eddy
Bjorkman August (Bjorkman k, Wilkinson) r. 1305
Howard
Bjorkman Elleu Miss, dressmaker, r. 617 Natoma
Bjorkman Kicliard, plumber, r. GH Natoma
Bjorkman & Wilkinson (.-Vugust Bjorkman and Phil-
itus C. Wilkinsoujdraymeu, 108-110 California
Bjornsen Martin, seaman, r. 572 Folsom
Blab Joseph, news agent, r. Turk St. Hotel
Blacli Cliarles, city physjcian and surgeon, 514
Kearny, r. 513 McAllister
Blachree Francis D.. bookkeeper Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 1620 Washington
Black , helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Black Albert, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Black Alexander, carpenter, r. 2 Leroy PI
Black .4.ndrew, stevedore A. C. Freese
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Bank, r. Saucelito
Black Asa J., carpenter, r. 422 Natoma
Black Bear Quartz Mining Co. (Siskiyou Co.) William
Letts Oliver secretary, 32» Montgomery, room 13
Black C. S., r. 741 Howard
Black Daniel R., boilermaker, r. 327 Beale
Black Diamond Coal 3Iiniii{>f Co. , Pierre B.
Cornwall president, SE cur Spear and Folsom
Black Edward, framemaker, r. 71 Water
Black Edward, teamster, r. 624 Fourth
Black Edwin H., house and sign painter, 14 Stockton,
r. 2941 Sixteenth
Black Ellen Mrs., iipholsterer Gal. Furniture Mnfg
Co.
Black Fingal M., foreman Joseph Wagner & Co., r. 2
White's PI
Black George W.. shirt cutter, r. 127 Kearny
Black Hawk Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Henry
A. Charles secretary, 419 California, room 21
Black Henry (Pacific Spring and Mattress Co.) r. 221
Seventli
Black Henry, carriage trimmer, r. 410 Larkin
Black Henry M. (H. M. Black & Co.) r. 511 Gough
Black H. M. »& Co. (Henry M. Black) carriage
manufactory, 74-76 New Montgomery
Black Howard, custom shirtmaker, 126 Kearny, room
8,r. 320 Turk
Black James, employee Palace Hotel, r. 171 Minna
Black James, tinsmith, r. 327 Beale
Black James C, electrician, r. 314 Bush
Black James F., cooper, r. 307 ]4 Seventh
Black James J., business manager Figaro, r. 424 San-
some
Black Jane Miss, nurse, r. 405 Turk
Black John, bellman Occidental Hotel
Black John, expressman, 729 Market, r. 530 Ivy Av
Black John, painter, r. 51 Minna
Black John, woolsorter. r. cor Mariposa and Alabama
Black John A., shoemaker, r. 711 Minna, rear
Black John W., boilermaker, r. 319 Beale
Black John W., salesman W. T. Garratt, r. 22 Elgin
Park
Black Joseph, blacksmith, SW cor Railroad and
Thirty-second Avs, South S. F.
Black Joseph F., rancher, r. 632 Geary
Black Julia, widow, r. 526 Natoma ..
Black Kate Mrs., bakery, 410 Larkin
Black Louis F., millhand, r. 335 Broadway
Black Mary C, widow, r. 1012 Kearny
Black Maurice H., bookkeeper Charles Mayer, r. 510
Eddy
Black Nellie, widow, seamstress, r. 421 Folsom
Black Peter R. , janitor and librarian Improved Order
Bed Men, 320 Post
Black Point Packin^: House, Merry, FauU &
Co. proprietors, cor Bay and Buchanan, office
125-127 California
Black Robert M., gents' furnishing goods, 209 Mont-
gomery, r. 1020 Geary
Black Sarah A., widow, r. 663 Howard
Black William, butcher, r. "llTVIinna
Black William, gardener, r. W s Lyons, bet California
and Sacramento
Black William, marbleworks, 1121 Market, r. NE cor
Twentieth and Florida
Black William B., traveling salesman Stevenson &
Longwill, 603 Market
Black William H., laborer, r. E s Lyon, bet Union &
Filbert
Black William W., liquor saloon, 448 Valencia, r. 29
Second Av
Blackburn Allen H., salesman White Bros., r. 665 Sev-
enteenth
Blackburn Benjamin F., cashier Evening Post, 500
Montgomery, r. 905 Valencia
Blackburn Catherine, domestic 717 Broadway
Blackburn Charles, carriagemaker, r. 1013 Market
Blackburn Charles, cltrk, r. 8 Grove
Blackburn Charles Jr., driver, r. 8 Grove
Blackburn Charles J., r. 1065 Howard
Blackburn ^'harlotto M., widow, r. 5 Tay
Blackburn Pavid O., master mariner, r. 1640 Mission
Blackburn Emma, laundress, r. S s Eddy, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Blackburn Francis A., principal Boys' High School, r.
1415 Bush
Blackburn Mason S., clerk, r. 1211 Fillmore
Blackman Abraham, manager Beacon Light Oil and
Commercial Co., r. 712 O'Farrell
Blackman Cassius H., r. 12 Ellis
Blackman Henry, city agent Fireraans Fund Insur-
ance Co., 401 California, r. 845 Mission
Blackman Isaac, signcleaner, r. 529 Sacramento
Blackman J. D., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
1306 Twenty-second
Blackman Morris J., stoves and tinware, 223 Hayes, r.
310 Fell
Blackman William E., physician, office and r. 136
Ridley
Blackmar Ransom C, salesman E. W. Forsaith & Co.,
r. 14 Elgin Park
Blackmore Albert F., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
829 Folsom
Blackmore Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 319 Geary
Blackmore William (Rathbone & Blackmore) r. 234
Bush
Blackstaflf Anne D., widow, r. 1227 Green
Blackstatr James D., coffee roaster, r. 1227 Green
Blackstatf Jeremiah D., upholsterer, r. 1227 Green
Blackstaff Maggie D. Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 1227 Green
Blackstoue William H., shipcarpenter, r. 20 Clemen-
tina
Blackwell Edward S. factory foreroan F. Toplitz &
Co., r. 1906 Market
Blackwell Enoch, carriagetrimmer, r. 108 Seventh
Blackwell Horatio S., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR.,
r. 320 O'Farrell
Blackwell James, night clerk What Cheer House, 529
Sacramento
Blackwell Kate C. Mrs., operator Greenebaum, Sachs
& Freeman, r. 1065 Howard
Blackwell Michael, floorwalker C. Curtin, r. 1020 Mis-
sion
Blackwell Sarah B. Mrs., fancy goods and notions, 108
Seventh
Blackwell Spencer W., clerk E. J. Bowen, r. S'VV cor
Green and Taylor
Blackwood Charles A., waiter, r. 612 Bush
Blackwood Joseph, carpenter, r. South Park House
Blackvrood WiUiam, office 109 California, r.
NW cor Bi-yant and Oak Grove Av
Blade Arthur M., salesman Martin Meussdorffer, r. 703
O'Farrell
Blade John, teamster Hancock & Kelso
Blaess Josej^h, baker, r. 210 Clara
Blaess Michael, steward, r, 601 Taylor
Blaich Adolph, salesman Charles Mayer, r. 1622
Larkin
Blaikie E. J., r. 126 Henry
Blaikie Richard T., shipcarpenter, r. 126 Henry
Blain Oscar, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 1129 Clay
Blain Rodman P., bookkeeper, r. 1129 Clay
Blaine Charles, captain scbr Sacramento
Blaine James W., driver Abram D. Miller, r. W e San
Bruno Road, nr Silver Av
Blaine Walter S., brakeman S. P. RR., r. 319 Fourth
Blaine W. A., r. 756 Folsom
Blair August W., attorney at law, 302 Montgom-
ery, rooms 27-28, r. Oakland
Blair C, patternmaker, r. 304 Third
Blair Charles M., bookkeeper The State Investment
and Insurance Co., r. 2118 Howard
Blair Chauncey S., drayman, 237 Firsi, r. 304 Third
Blair Frank B., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
104 Mason
Blair George, driver, r. NW cor Cortland Av and San
Bruno Road
Blair Henry, policeman, r. 823 Valencia
Blair James A. W., boottreer, r. 27 Minna
Blair James C, salesman Robert Blair, r. 8 Zoe
Blair John B., cabinetmaker, r. 533 Commercial
Blair John G., captain schr Leon, office 310 Sansome,
r. .503 Folsom
Blair J. N., clerk Spring Valley W. W., r. Oakland
Blair Matthew, r. 224 Capp
Blair Robert, manager Atlantic Brush Co., 510 Mont-
gomery, r. 8 Zoe
Blair S. Mrs., r. 104 Mason
Blair Samuel, capitalist, office 34 Market, r. 1315 Van
Ness Av
Blair Thomas M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 2 Chatham
PI
Blair Thompson, assistant bookkeeper Matthias Gray,
r. 614 Nineteenth
Blair Walter B., watchman, r. 104 Mason
Blair William, gardener, r. 1203 Market
Blair William B., salesman Harrison & Dickson, r. 110
Fourth
CABINET WOODS m VENEERS, 133 spear st. JOHN WIGMORE
G. D. MORSE,
PIIOTO<>iBAPB[ER, 83S Iff ARKET ST.
FIRST CIiAS!!« TALENT OKIiT EMPI>OYKD.
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Blair William H., groceries and liquors, 167 Silver
Blaisclell Charles S., schoolteacher, r. i27 Fulton
Blaistlell Elizabeth F., widow, r. 1317 Gough
Blaisdell George E., baguiaker, r. 54 Third
Blaisdell Lawrence, waiter International Hotel
Blaisdell Mary M. Miss, r. 227 Leavenworth
Blaisdell Samuel S., photographer I. West Taber, r.
Oakland
IIS"Blaisdell. See Blasdell
Blaize Jean, baker, r. 507 Pine
Blake Alexander, laborer, r. 6 South Park Av
Blake Alfred E., compositor, r. 79 Elizabeth
Blake Alfred E., dentist Charles Simms, r. 500 Eddy
Blake Alverson Mrs., r. 307 Leavenworth
Blake Andrew, stevedore A. C. Freese
Blake Arthur L., insurance agent, r. 79 Elizabeth
Blake C. C, stationer, r. 118 Post
Blake Cliarles E., physician, office 906 Market,
r. 1614 Geary
Blake Cliarles E. Sr., dentist, office 5}^ Kearny,
r. 500 Eddy
Blake Charles M. Kev., chaplain U. S. A., r. 435
Geary
Blake Charles W., bartender, r. 130 Steuart
Blake Elizabeth, widow, r. 121 Shipley
Blake Fanny, widow, r. 22 Metcalfe PI
Blake Francis (Blake, Eobbins & Co.) r. Oakland
Blake George, truukmaker, r. cor Vicksburg and Eliz-
abeth
Blake George E., sawyer, r. 36% Garden
Blake George L., musician, r. 307 Leavenworth
Blake George M., capitalist, r. 1601 Van Ness Av
Blake George W., salesman Fisher & Co., r. 710 Bush
Blake H. C, student Heald's Business College
Blake Henry C. r. 42 Louisa
Blake Henry L., clerk, r. 79 Elizabeth
Blake Herbert, house painter, r. 1301 Mason
Blake Isaac E., president Continental Oil and
Transportatien Co. of California, 123 California,
rooms 1-2, r. 2319 Howard
Blake James, declthand 0. P. RR. stmr Transit, r. 6 Zoe
Blake James, driver, r. 526 Natonia
Blake James, expressman, cor Market and Montgom-
ery, r. 716 Bryant
Blake James, sailmaker, r. 410 Pacific
Blake James E., piano tuner Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
Blake James W., physician, office and r. 1911 Geary
Blake J. G., brick masoUi r. 137 Fifth
Blake John, carpenter, t. 1713 Jessie, rear
Blake John, shoemaker, r. 454 Clementina
Blake John, tailor, 316 Post
Blake John Jr., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 454 Cle-
mentina
Blake John J., salesman J. H. Curley & Co., r. 411
Post
Blake John T., blacksmith, r. 57 Shipley
Blake Joseph H., captain schr Bertha Dolbeer, office
22 California
Blake Joseph W., millhand,r. 115 Taylor
Blake Julia, domestic 1614 Washington
Blake Lillie, widow, r. 1928 Sutter
Blake Lincoln, trunkmaker, r. 79 Elizabeth
Blake Mary Miss, milliner Mrs. R. Riordan, r. 454
Clementina
Blake Mary Lee, widow, r. 2 Leroy PI
Blake Maurice B. (Blake k Blake) r. 805 Hyde
Blake Maurice C, Mayor of San Francisco, office
new City Hall, first floor and (Blake & Blake) r.
325 SeVL-nteeuth
Blake Patrick, laborer, r. 459 Minna
Blake Philip H., deputy County Assessor, r. Ns Point
Lobos Av, bet Wo^d and Ferrie
Blake, Rol>bius&Co. (Francis Blake, Charles
F. Robbius, James Moffitt and James W.
Towne) importers and jobbers news, writing and
wrapping paper, and manufacturers paper bags,
510 Sacramento and 519 Commercial
Blake Rowena, widow, r. 558 Folaom
Blake Seth B., r. 1111 Mason
Blake Sherman T., photographer George D. Morse, r.
.500 Eddy
Blake Sumner C, books and stationery, 617 Mont-
gomery and 503 Kearuy, r. 118 Post
Blake Thomas F., drug clerk Edward Petibeau, r. 454
Clementina
Blake Walter W., housepainter, r. 813 Harrison
Blake William, painter, r. 523 ', Branuau
Blake William E,, teamster, r. 307 Leavenworth
Blake William H., barber, r. 931 Sacramento
Blake & Blake (Maurice 0. and Maurice B.) attor-
neys at law, 417 Kearny
Blakeley Bridget, widow, r. 10 Clara
Blakeley Bridget, widow, r. 218 Van Ness Av
Blakeley John, agent, r. 1159 Mission
Blakeley John, laborer, r. 41 Natoma
Blakeley Shelden E.. mnfrs agent, r. 1150 Mission
Blakely Alexander, fruits and vegetables, 1648 Mis-
sion
Blakely Calvin, groceries and liquors, SW cor Powell
and California Avs
Blakely Charles, machinist, r. 15 J^ Garden
Blakely J. M., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Blakely John E., chemist, r. 26 Eausch
Blakeman T. Z ,, attorney at law. 605 Montgom-
ery, room 10, r. 1329 Pine
Blakeny Thomas J., mining, r. Palace Hotel
Blakeslee Charles A., policeman, r. 1153 Mission
Blakeslee Charles C, agent Parke, Davis & Co., mnfg
chemists (Detroit, Mich.) 116 Front and (Blakes-
lee & Week) r. 1225 Market
Blakeslee & Week (Charles C. Blakeslee and Frank A.
Week) mnfg pharmacists, 1225 Market
Blakie J., r. 7 Pratt PI
Blakiston John S., sailmaker, 6-8 Clay
Blanc , painter, r. California Hotel
Blanc Alexander, real estate, r. 837 California
Blanc Alphonso, mining, r. 107 Montgomery Block
Blanc Maurice, liquor saloon, 217 Beale
Blanc Paul, proptr Hotel des Alices, 621 Pacific
Blanch Bernard, carriageniaker, 1330 Market, r. 314
Third
Blanchard Mrs., dressmaker, r. 118 Post
Blauchard Almon, billposter T. N. Dunphy & Co., r.
506 Commercial
Blanchard .\nn, widow, r. 434 Second
Blanchard Candace H., widow, r. 511 Mason
Blanchard Carlisle P., bookkeeper Huntington, Hop-
kins & Co., r. 520 Van Ness Av
Blanchard David (Harrison & Blanchard) r. 340 Sev-
enth
Blanchard D. L. Mrs., widow, r. 321 Ellis
Blanchard Edward, teamster, r. .520 O'Farrell
Blanchard F. B., r. 2619 Sacramento
Blanchard Francis A., bakery, 1507 Market
Blanchard James B., showcasemaker, r. 22 Welsh
Blanchard Josephine, widow, r. S s Fourteenth Av,
bet N and P, South S. F.
Blanchard Jules, bedspring mnfr, r. 719 Minna
Blanchard L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 203 Turk
Blanchard Leopold, wiredrawer, r. 719 Minna
Blanchard Louisa Miss, shoefitter, r. 329 Fourth
Blanchard Marcellus C, captain schr Georgie Woods,
office 7 Clay, r. 100 3i^ Second
Blanchard Martin, laborer, r. 2214 Mason
Blanchard Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 232 Minna
Blauchard Montie F., wellborer, r. 511 Mason
Blanchard Phiueas V., milkman, r. 1703 Jessie, rear
Blanchard AViUiam L., conductor Market St. RR.,
r. 1215 Fillmore
Blanchet Henry, tailor, r. 407 Third
Blanchet Henry Jr., bookkeeper The Singer Mnfg
Co., r. 407 Third
Blanchette Louis, boots and shoes, 1736 Market
Blanchfield James, laborer, r. 14 Baldwin Court
Blanchfield Jtihn, molder, r. 14 Baldwin Court
Blanchfield John, laborer, r. 10 Ecker
Blanchfield Oliver McD., laborer, r. 267 Third
Blanchfield Thomas, contractor, r.' 228 ^^ Oak
Blanchfield Timothy, pressman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 14 Baldwin Court
Blanckenburg Adolph, clerk, r. 1717 Clay
Blanckenburg Theodore (Dresel & Co., Sonoma) r.
1717 Clay
Blanco Bcnicio B., compositor, r. 516 Vallejo
Blanco Lorenzo, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Blanco Simona, compositor, r. 516 Vallejo
Blanco Theresa, r. 1318 Dupont
Blitnd M. A. Mrs., r. 37 Secoud
Bland Washington, waiter, r. 108 Second^
lilanding Edward J., r. 1019 Capp
Blandiii^ Gordon (Wallace, Greathouse & Bland-
iug) attorney at law, 324 Pine, roonis 15-21, r.
1900 Franklin
Blanding Henrietta, teacher elocution, 126 Kearny,
room 54
Blanding Louis, mining expert, r. 4lS Braunan
Blaitdln^ William, attorney at law, 324 Pine,
room 7, and State Harbor Commissioner, 10 Cali-
fornia, r. 913 Van Ness Av
LOUIS BRAVI
STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
CiOOD WORK. r.OW PRICES.
OFFICe, 648 9IARKET STREET.
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Blaney Ed'^vard W. , prosecuting attorney Police
Court No. 1, ofiaces old City Hall and 520 Mont-
gomery, room 3, r. 507 Ellis
Blam-y Henry, collector O. Lawton & Co. r. 530 Jessie
Blaney James A., liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and
Fourth, r. 23 Laskie
Blaaey John, house and signpainter, r. 507 Ellis
Blaney John H., assistant bookkeeper Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Soc, r. 530 Jessie
Blank Christian, boilermaker, r. 5 Geneva
Blank C. F., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Blank Harry, waiter, r. 6^ Prospect PI
Blank J., machinist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Blank J. W., fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Blank John, cook, r. G36 Commercial
Blank Louis, secretary B'nai B'rith Hall Assn, r. 1151
Mission
Blaiikardt Otto, teacher music, r. 1322 Fillmore
Blanke J. H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Blanke Louis, clerk John Ficken. r. 828 Clay
Blanke T. \V., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Blanken Henry, proptr Six Mile House, W s San
Bruno Eoad,nr County Line
Blankfen Herman G., clerk, r. Six-Mile House, San
Bruno Road
Blanken Jacob, r. N s North Point, bet Larkin and
Polk
Blanken Nicholas (F. Mohrmahn & Co.) r. 501 Broad-
way
Blankenhorn Gottlieb, baker, r. 132G Dupont
Blankenstein Henry N., manager D. Samuels, r. 311
Leavenworth
Blankman E., clerk Julius Buhlei't, 605 Clay
Blankman Harry, clerk warehouse dept Custom House,
r. Oakland
Blankman Henry G., dentist, office and r. 106 Post
Blankman L. W. Mrs., teacher music, elocution and
languages, r. 313 Ellis
Blankman William, surgeon-dentist, office 719 Market,
r."1517 Sacramento
Blasdel H. G., office 330 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Blaser Edward, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Blaser John Ch. , r. 1208 Turk
Blasgeu Henry, cigars and tobacco, 1219 Mission, r.
1239 Mission
Blaskower Marks, salesman Edward Cohn & Co., r.
1209 Bush
Blaskower Pauline, widow, r. 1209 Bush
Blass J. C, newspaper carrier, r. 611 Natoma
Blass Maurice, salesman, r. 1142 Mission
Blatchly Ambrose, metallurgist and mining expert, r.
1733 Broadway
Blath Sigmund, commercial traveler, r. 736 Geary
Blattner Margaret, widow, r. 32 Everett
Blattner Nicholas, carriages, Lick House, r. 228
Green
Blattner William J., clerk, r. 32 Everett
Blaut Louis, molder, r. 66 Clementina
Blaut Samuel, butcher, r. 913 Post
Blauvelt Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 129 Third
Blauvelt Richard D., deputv County Recorder,
Eddy
Blay Adolph, boatman, r. 11 Pacific
Blazer Edward, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 812 Cali-
fornia
Bleasdale John I., physician, office and r. 609 Mer-
chant
Blecher William, chicken ranch, W s Merrill, bet
Hale and Sweeny
Bleehschmidt Theresa, r. 1812 Geary
Bleeker James, deckhandC. P. RR. stmr Transit, r. 6
ZoePl
Blelly Joseph R., barber, 42 O'Farrell, r. 815 Twen-
tieth
Bleiss Michael, Steward, r. 601 Taylor
Blennerhassett Arthur, seaman P. M. SS. Colima, r.
234 Brannau
Blennerhassett John, shoemaker, r. 548 !4 Mission
Blennerhassett Richard, shoemaker, r. 22 Clara
Blesi Sebastian, patternmaker, r. 20 Pago
Blessing Frederick, janitor Free Public Library, r.428
Bush
Blethen Clement P., capitalist, office 124 California, r.
2124 California
Blethen Eugene O., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. Oakland
Blethen J. H., master mariner, r. 929 Golden Gate
Av
Blewett Joseph H., clerk Osbourne & Jones, r. 423 El-
lis
34
Bley Abraham, millinery goods, 750 Market, r. 101^
Mission
e^ Bley. See Bly
Bleydorn Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 314 Jessie
Bleydoru John, cabinetmaker, r. 314 Jessie
Bliik Alphonse S., cigarmaker, r. Twenty-third, bet
Harrison and Alabama
Blick Peter C, cigarmaker, r. SW cor Twenty-thlrd
and Alabama
Blicker Mary, domestic 1500 Van Ness Av
Bliflens Thomas V., master mariner, r. Fifteenth Av,
bet L and M, South S. F.
Blight Frederick, waiter, r. 308 Mason
Blikie Richard T., carpenter, r. 126 Henry
Blineau Eugene, seaman, r. 16 Frederick
Blinn Charles H., permit clerk Custom House, r. 1527
Post
Blinn Clara A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 58 Tehama
Blinn Frederick G., clerk, r. 542 Second
Blinn Hannah Mrs., r. 3 Elizabeth
Blinn H. B. Mrs., widow, r. 542 Second
Blinii Lumber Co. The L. W., George W.
Hooper secretary and treasurer, office cor Fourth
and Channel
Blinn Marshall, r. 13 Van Ness Av
Blinn Nellie H., actress, r. 1527 Post
Blinn William P., watertender Oregon Imp. SS. Walla
WaUa
Blint Louis, molder, r. 66 Clementina
Bliss George D., cattle dealer, r. 1597 Pacific Av
Bliss Tasker H., first lieutenant First Artillery U. 8.
A., Fort Point San Jose
Bliss Theodore, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom-
ery
Blitz Caroline, widow, boarding and lodging, 501
Geary
Blitz Joseph, baker, r. 210 Minna
Bliveu A. P., master mariner, r. 13 Powell
Bliven F. M. Miss, assistant Starr King Primary
School, r. 910 Post
Bliven James I. (Bliven & Mitchell) r. 29 Eighth
Bliven Kate, widow, r. 910 Post
Bliven & Mitchell (James I. Bliven and D. C. Mitch-
ell) proptrs Pac. Congress Springs, depot 29 New
Montgomery
Bloch Abraham B., capitalist, r. 2106 Mason
Bloch Abraham I., bookkeeper Hecht Bros. & Co., r.
820 Larkin
Bloch B. & Co. (Bernard Bloch and Joseph Hirsch)
clothing and furnishing goods, 204 Montgomery
Av
Bloch Bernard (B. Bloch & Co.) r. 2106 Mason
Bloch Bertha B. Miss, assistant Union Primary
School, r. 615 Green
Bloch Constantin, dentist, office ana r. 420 Octavia
Bloch EliaSj salesman W. Cohen & Co., r. 2106 Mason
Bloch Henry M., clerk Bloch & Davidson, r. 820 Lar-
kin
Bloch Isaac F. (Bloch & Davidson) r. 820 Larkin
Bloch Jules, merchant, r. 604 Geary
"Bloch Leon (F. Pyat k Co.) r. 225 O'Farrell
Bloch Leon Jr., salesman Strauss & Frobman, r. 615
Green
Bloch Mitchell, fringemaker, r. 1515 Powell
Bloch S. & Co. (Samuel Bloch and Jacob Joseph)
butchers, 1 New Jletropolitan Market
Bloch Samuel (S. Bloch & Co.) r. 532 O'Farrell
Bloch TiUie Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros., r. 1515
Powell
I Bloch Valence V. Miss, copyist County Recorder, r.
61.") Green
j Bloch William, boots and shoes, 1319 Stockton, r. 1615
Powell
Bloch William, laborer, r. Sansome, bet Union and
I Green
I Bloch & Davidson (Isaac F. Bloch and James W. Dav-
] idson) morocco mnfrs, tannery 317-319 Eleventh.
office 223 Batterv
l^^Bloch. See Block
I Blochman E. Mrs., millinery, 1019 Larkin
\ Blochman Emanuel, r. 1019 Larkin
I Blochman Herman, shoemaker, r, 1019 Larkm
Blochman & Cerf (Moses Cerf) commission mer-
, chants and dealers lime, 5-7 Drumm
j Block Archibald, cook Palace Hotel
Block Benjamin, r. Commercial Hotel
' Block Bernard, cashier Zadig, Wollbtrg & Co.,r. 1800
I Laguna
I Block Charles, speculator, r. 417 Stockton
I Block Constant, r. Gailhard Hotel
PFii \Hrs nFrnRATFn"^'''^"^^^"^'^''" '"*''« G- W.CLARK & CO.
ULlLlllUO ULbUilM I LU most Artistic manner. oi5 Market su
H
INCKIiEY, SPIKKS <& HAY^S. FITI.TOX IRON TVORKS, 213 Fremont $»t.,
Slanufacturers or»AW :MII<1. MACUIK£BY ana SIIINGI.E MACHINES.
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Block D. & Co. (Daniel Block, Emanuel Mandel,
Michael Long and Charles Zinkand) trunks, val-
ises, etc., factory Crook, bet Townsend and Bran-
nan, salesroom 107 SRnsome
Block Daniel (D. Block & Co.) and merchant (Stock-
ton and Virginia City) r, 1326 Geary
Block £lia8 M. , proprietor Carmen Island Salt
Works, Pier 23 Steuart, office 207 Front, r. 619
Eddy
Block Emanuel D., merchant, r. 1816 Sacramento
Block Felix, traveling agent Reiss Bros, k Co., r. lil.5
Stockton
Block Frederick, blacksmith, r. 912 Jackson
Block Harry, pawnbroker, 316 Kearny, r. 1717 La-
gun a
Block Hattie Miss, r. 213 Powell
Block Israrcl, cigars and tobacco. 228 Sutter, r. Oakland
Block James N. (Comegys, Block & Co.) r.428 Golden
Gate Av
Block John, tailor, 648 Commercial, r. 508 Leaven-
worth
Block Mark, salesman Newman & Levinson, r. 508
Leavenworth
Block Maurice, bookkeeper Sam. Lewis & Co., r. 728
Fulton
Block Samuel, r. 34 Eddy
Block Simon, hidedealer, r. 1124 Folsom
Block William N., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 619
Eddy
B^Block. See Bloch
Blocksom Ensign C, with S. P. RR., r. 311 Stockton
Blocksom F. Aubrey, salesman D. Samuels, r. 311
Stockton
l3S"Blocksom. See Bluxome
Blodes Theodore, barber, r. 1239 Folsom
Blodgett Edwin A., shipping clerk Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 1909 Jessie
Blohm August, bookkeeper Jean L. Vermeil, r. N s
Clipper, bet Dolores and Church
Blohm Francisca L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1028 Mar-
ket
Blohm John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Stockton
and Greenwich, r. 1800 Stockton
Blohm John, liquor saloon, 923 Kearny, r. 435 Broad-
way
Blohm Peter, liquor saloon, NE cor Mission and
Beale, r. Berkeley
Blohme Elizabeth, domestic 1913 Sacramento
Blohme John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Second
and Tehama and NW cor Sutter and Polk, r. NW
cor Polk and Sutter
Blom Charles, seaman P. C. SS. Salinas, r. 106 Jack-
son
Blom John, calker, r. 426 Vallejo
Blomberg Robert L., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New-
Montgomery
Blome H. & Co. (Henry Blome and Henry Meyer)
liquor saloon, 3 Clay
Blome Henry (H. Blome & Co.) r. 11 Commercial
Blome Laborius, helper Albany Brewery, r. 86 Ev-
erett
Blomquist Olof, watchmaker George C. Shreve &
Co.,r.l232;«i Vallejo
Blonde Louis, cook Dominican Monastery
Blondcau Zachary, foreman Em. Meyer & Co., r. 8
Pratt PI
Bloudell August, bartender, r. California Hotel
Blondell John W., sailmaker, r. 156 Silver
Blondell Thomas, drayman, r. 606 Fulton
BlondiUl William G., drayman, r. 606 Fulton
Blondiu A., r. CO'.I Pine
Blondiu John, calker, r. 826 Broadway, rear
Blondiu Walter, louk N. Y. Bakery, r. 1306 J^ Stockton
Blood James, pilot, office 505 Buttery, room 9, r. 116
Francisco
Blood J. H., attorney at law, notary public and
commissioner of deeds, 304 Montgomery, r. 409
Mason
Blood Mary L., widow, r. 320 Dupont
Blood William, sailmaker, r. 1703 Stockton
Bloom Charles, cooper, r. 411 Sansome
Bloom David (Hoflman & Co.) r. 1405 Van Ness Av
Bloom Eliza, widow, dressmaker, r. 248 Nineteenth
Bloom George, r. 462 M Sixth
Bloom George, gunsmith C. D. Ladd, r. Oakland
Bloom Gustav, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Bloom Harry J., bookkeeper S. Bloom, r. 1943 Howard
Bloom Isaac, peddler, r. 794 Stevenson
Bloom Joseph (Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.) r. 716
Ooldeu Gate Av
Bloom Lizzie M. Miss, operator American District
Telegraph Co., NW cor Mission and Twentieth,
r. 248 Nineteenth
Bloom Moses, ckrk, r. 462 }<i Sixth
Bloom Samuel, tanner, r. 1943 Howard
Bloom Wolf, wool pulling house and sheep tannery,
NE cor Nineteenth and Folsom, r. 408 Golden
Gate Av
Bloomer Charles, boilermaker, r. 328 Fremont
Bloomer Ditch and Gravel Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.)
C. E. Buckingham secretary, 320 Sansome, room 58
Bloomer Eliza A., widow, r. Eighth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Bloomer .John G., superintendent Western Union Tele-
graph Supply Dept, 416 Merchant, r. 1620 Lar-
kin
Bloomer Theodore H., insurance broker, r. Eighth Av,
bet M and N, South S. F.
Bloomfield David, clerk, r. Coso House
Bloomfield Homer, engineer, r. Occidental Hotel
Bloomfield Mary G. Mrs., r. 212 Francisco
Bloomfield William, student Heald's Business College,
r. 212 Francisco
Bloomfield William, tailor, r. 520 Powell
Bloomingdale Emanuel, merchant, r. 1515 Gough
Bloor George W. Mrs., j. 606 Leavenworth
Bios Joseph A., expreasman, SE cor Batterj' and Cali-
fornia, r. 7 Nineteenth, bet Mis.sion and Howard
Bios William J., cutter Main & Winchester, r. cor
Nineteenth and Capp
Bloss Meyer, r. 729 Folsom
BloBS Morris, peddler, r. 729 Si Folfom
Blossom Henry E., clerk, r. .574 Folsom
Blossom John, clerk C. D. Ladd, 531 Kearny
Blossom M. J. Mrs., r. 574 Folsom
Blot Louie, paper carrier, r. 725 California, rear
Blofe Henry F. B., collector S. F. Chronicle, r. 2223
Post
Bloud Louis, domestic Dominican Monastery
Blount C. W., weigher King St. Warehouse, r. Ala-
meda
Blow A. W. (Friedman & Blow) r. 118 Ellis
Blow Mrs., r. Abbotsford House
Blowers John E.. blacksmith helper, r. 46 Clementina
Bloxham Charles, stationery, books, etc., 304 Sixteenth
Blucher E. I., teacher music, r. 522 California
Blucher Fred, distributer Martell, Rathje & Scherb,
r. S s Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Second Av
Blucher George (Dunn & Blucher) r. N s Greenwich,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Blucher George, drayman, r. 18 Russell
Blucher John, teamster Louis Winter, r. 18 Russell
Blue Bell Consolidated Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.)
Hyman P. Bush secretary, 27 Merchants' Ex-
change
Blue Blnff Gravel Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) Jacob
Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, 419 California, room' 26
Blue Jacket Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) W. H. H.
Hart secretary, office 724 3^ Market
Blue Line (fast freight) John S. Inglis agent, office
22 Montgomery
Blue Mountain Mining Co. (Arizona) J. F. Mahony
secretary, 327 Pine, room 10
Bluemel Juliiis, gunsmith, r. 465 Minna
Bluett John, mining, r. 1007 Market
Bluhm William G., master mariner, r. 1413 Buchanan
Bluit John, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Blum Charles, waiter, r. NE cor First and Brannan
Blum Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Blum Gustave, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Blum Henry, bakery and confectionery, 1813 Powell
Blum Henry Jr., deputy sheriff, r. 1813 Powell
Blum Hermann, r. 708 Taylor
Blum Jacques (Loewe Bros.) r. 832 Mc.\llister
Blum John, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear
Blum Jonas N., traveling agent S. Lachman & Co., r.
1G15 Bush
Blum Joseph, clerk William Koeller. r. 27 Taylor
Blum Joseph, stock clerk Ackerman Bros., r. 916
Larkhi
Blum L. Mrs., teacher French, r. 417 Mason
Blum lieon (J. Schweitzer >t Co.) r. 1226 Post
Blum Louis, brewer, r. 86 Everett
Blum M., cigars and tobacco, 212 Sansome, r. 1303
Gough
Blum M., merchant (Vacaville, Cal.) office 117
Battery
Blum Marcus M., leader Blum's Band, 647 Market, r.
916 Larkiu
Blum Nanetta, widow, r. 916 Larkin
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Blum Peter, trunkmaker, r. 624 Fourth
Blum Kachel, widow, r. 12 Hyde
Blnin Robert, interior decorations, 126 Kearny,
room 30
Blum Sarah, widow, r. 1103 Van Ness Av
Blum Simon, butcher, r. 108 Tweuty-fifth
Blum Simon, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r.
1103 Van Ness Av
ff7"Blum. See Bloom, Blohme, Bluhm and Blume
Blumaun Alexander, foreman Weil, Leiter & Co., r.
The Windsor
Blumberg Ferdinand, machinist, r. 36 Twelfth
Blumberg Joseph, salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 422
Post
Blumberg Julius F., commission merchant, 306 Mont-
gomery, r. 30 Twelfth
Blumberg Robert (Svenkeson & Blumberg) r. 104
Berry
Blumberg W. Fred., endorsement clerk Hutchinson &
Mann, r. 36 Twelfth
Blume August, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Blume Daniel, delivery clerk Commercial Soap Co.,
r. 18 Russ
Blume H., salesman Hyams Bros., r. 18 Russ
Blume Henry, bootmaker, 627 Commercial
Blume Louis, merchant, r. 18 Russ
Blume Rudolph, teacher music, r. 609 i'i Minna
Blumel Lebrecht, tailor, r. 1211 Columbia
Blumeuberg Susan M., widow, r. 510 Pine
Blumenthal Adolph (Seeligsohn & Co.) r. 332 Hayes
Blumciitlial B. <Sf Co. (B. Blumenthal and S.
Baruch) glove manufacturers, and dealers glove
materials, etc., 10 Bush, below Battery
Blumenthal Bernard, dry and fan<y goods, 848 Market,
r. 11',) Turk
Blninentlial Bernbard {B. Blumenthal & Co.) r.
409 Octavia
Blumenthal Bertha Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 974 Folsom
Blumenthal Edward M., peddler, r. 717 Vallejo
Blumenthal Emil, jeweler, r. 1.56Natoma
Blumenthal F., r. 113 Cedar Av
Blumenthal Henry, butcher, 46 Grand Central Mar-
ket, r. W s Hampshire, bet Twenty-secqnd and
Twentj'-third
Blumenthal Henry M., contractor, and wholesale gro-
ceries and provisions, 125 Washington, r. 227
Golden Gate Av
Blumenthal Isaac, merchant, r. 119 Turk
Blumenthal Julius, dry goods^ 336 Hayes, r. 332 Hayes
Blumeiitlial Julius, manager Pacific Collection
Co., 528 California, room 3, r. 507 Post
Blumenthal Max (Max Blumenthal & Co.) r. 64?^ Ev-
erett
Blumenthal Max & Co. (Max Blumenthal) clocks and
jewelry, 719 Clay
Blumenthal Phineas, salesman Emanuel Wineburgh,
r. 119 Turk
Blumer Jacob, policeman, r. 237 Stevenson
Blumer Luke, cigars and tobacco, 312 Sixth
Blundeil Henry, jeweler, r. 475 Jessie
Blundell Walter H., r. 1306 M Stockton
Blunger John, peddler, r. 745 Minna
Blunt Alfred A., shoecutter, r. 402 Hayes
Blunt Hannah, domestic 526 Sutter
Blunt John P., clerk, r. 210 Jones
Blunt Phineas U., assistant storekeeper warehouse
dept Custom House, r. 210 Jones
Blunt William G., civil engineer and naturalist, 813
Market, r. 210 Jones
Bluxome Isaac, mining, r. 32 Twelfth
Bluxome Joseph, physician, office and r. 217 Powell
B^Bluxome. See Blocksom and Bloxham
Bly Leonard A., machinist, r. 811 Mason
B£?"Bly. See Bley
Blyth Henry, salesman Sturbird & Goldstone, r.
2515 Sacramento
Blytlie TUontas H., capitalist, office 724 J<j Mar-
ket, r. 6 O'Farrell
Blythe William J., musician Winter Garden, r. 23
Nevada
Blywise Benjamin, cabinetmaker, r. 1133 Ji Mission
Blywise Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 1133!^ Mlssiou
Blywise Moses, cabinetmaker, r. 1133 J<. Mission
B'nai B'rith Hall, S s Eddy, bet Mason and Taylor
B'uai B'ritli Hall Association, Louis Blank
secretary, 121 Eddy
Boalt JoUn H. (Estee k Boalt) attorney at law,
419 California, rooms 18-20, r. Oakland
Board of Bank Commissioners, 528 California,
room 2
Board of Brokers (Pacific Stock Exchange) C. L.
Weller president, Frank L. Unger secretary, 318
Montgomery
Board of Brokers (San Francisco Stock and Ex-
change Board) George T. Marye Jr. president,
Charles S. Neal secretary, .327 Pine
Board of City Hall Commissioners, office
new City Hall
Board of Commissioners FifteentU Avenue
Extension, 240 Montgomery, rooms 9-10
Board of Commissioners Funded Debt, new
City Hall, third floor
Board of Education, office and committee
rooms, new City Hall, third floor
Board of Election Commissioners, new City
Hall, basement
Board of Equalization, new City Hall, second
floor
Board of Fire Coniniissioner.s, old City Hall
Board of Fii-e Under^vriters of San Fran-
cisco, Charles D. Haven secretary, Charles M.
Nichols surveyor, office 216 Sansome
Board of Fisb Commissioners , 401 California,
room 5
Board of Health, 14 O'Farrell
Boaid of Locomotive Engineers, 909}^ Market
Board of Managers Industrial Exliibition,
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Board of Marine Surveyors, 418 California
Board of Marine Under-vvriters of San
Francisco, C. T. Hopkins secretary, 318 Cali-
fornia
Board of Park Commissioners, Edward H.
Sheldon secretary, 316 California, room 12
Board of Pliarmacy, J. H. Dawson secretary,
cor Twenty- fourth and Alabama
Board of Pilot Examiners, 62 Merchants' Ex-
change
Board of Police Commissioners, George W.
Beaver, Colin M. Boyd and Asa R. Wells commis-
sioners, P. Crowley Chief of Police and ex-offlcio
commissioner, Alfred Clarke clerk, old City Hall,
second floor, room 7
Board of Port Wardens, 525 Front
Board of Railroad Commissioners, office 320
Sansome, rooms 42-46
Board of Regents State University, 310 Pine,
rooms 36-38
Board of State Harbor Commissioners, 10
California
Board of State Prison Directors, Jerome
Spaiilding secretary, 410 Kearny, room 2
Board of State Viticultural Commis-
sioners, Arpad Haraszthy president, John H.
TMieeler secretary, 111 Leidesdorft"
Board of Supervisors, new City Hall, second
floor
Board of Trade of San Francisco, Jacob
S. Taber nresident, Henry L. Smith secretary,
James H. Shankland attorney, oflice 202 Market,
and 3 Pine, rooms 11-12
Board of XJnder-»vriters Amsterdam, James
De Fremery agent, 410 Battery
Board of Under-»vriters Bordeaux, Eugene
Thomas k Co. agents, 617-619 Sansome
Board of Undex'^vriters Boston, Joseph S.
Bacon agent, 318 California
Board of Undei-ivritera Bremen, Hy. Balzer
& Co. agents. 209 Sansome
Board of Under^vriters Frencb, Edward Che-
vassus agent, 205 Sansome
Board of tJnderAvriters Hamburg, Hellmann
Bros. & Co. agents, 525 Front
Board of Under^vriters Havre, Gustave
Touchard agent, 416 California
Board of Underwriters Marseilles, Gustave
Touchard agent, 416 California
Board of Underwriters New York, Oliver
Eldridge agent, 318 California
Board of Under-»vriters PUiladelpbia,
Joseph S. Bacon agent, .318 California
Board of V. S. Inspectors Steam Vessels,
21-23 U. S. Appraiser's Building
Board of Water Commissioners, new City
Hall, first floor
Board William K., salesman Moore, Ferguson & Co.,
r. 101 Mason
Boarding Masters' Association, Bicbard
Chute agent, 603 Front
Boardman Frank, clerk, r. 8M Boardman PI
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133 Spear St.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St; (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Boardman George C, manager ^tna Insurance
Co. (of Hartford, Conn.) 311 California
Boardman John H., agent McCarthy Bros., r. 216 Fair
Oaks
Boardman John H., compositor, r. 8J$ Boardman PI
Boardman John M., painter, r. 515 Pine
Boardman Joseph, lalx)i'er, r. 511 Eighth
Boardman Margaret Mrs., r. 8>4 Boardman PI
Boardman Thomas, r. 511 Eighth
Buarman Mary, widow, r. 2318 Howard
Boarman Thomas M., clerk Assessor's Office, r. 2318
Howard
Boaro James, chicken ranch, W 8 Otsego, S of Onon-
daga Av
Boas Isadore, stationery peddler, r. 461 Jessie
Boas Judah, note and moneybroker, 420 Montgomery,
room 12, r. 1005 Golden G^te Av
Bob Antone, baker, r. 141 Shipley
Bobery William, fisherman, r. N s Jefferson, bet Baker
and Broderick
Bobier John, gardener, r. N s Twenty-seventh, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Boca Bre vising Co., William Hesse president,
William Hesse Jr. secretary, J. B. Fargo treasurer,
brewery Boca, Gal., office 415-417 Sacramento
Bocanovitch Peter, cotfee saloon, 161 Steuart
Bocarde James (Bocarde & Whitttier) r. 608 Third
Bocarde & Whittier (James Boiarde and Charles Whit-
tier) asphaltum workers, 608 Third
Boccard Frank, cabinetmaker, r. 104 McAllister
Boccardo Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Boch Lewis I., r. 1029 Post
Boch T. Mrs., widow, varieties, 2117 Fillmore
Bochan William, pilot P. C. SS. State of California
Bocher Henry S., woolsorter, r. 224 Fourth
Bock Aughst, laborer, r. 3 Morrel PI
Bock Henry, gilder Corbett & Co.,r. 434 Vallejo
Bock Jacob, tailor C. C. HastiQgs & Co., r. 305
Haight
Bock John (Heintz & Bock) r. 735 Brannan
Bock Joseph, bakery, 974 Folsom, and 1221 Polk
Bock Louis, glazier, r. 177 Perry
Bockelmanu George, paperhanger, r. 214 O'Farrell
Bockelmann John H., fresco painter, r. 214 O'Farrell
Bocken Henry (Bocken & Baccala) r. 811 Union
Bocken & Baccala (Henry Bocken and Louis Baccala)
proptrs Sorbier's Restaurant, 540 Commercial
Bockius Charles G., solicitor California Insurance
Co., r. 1027 Mission
Bockius Charles P., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1027 Mission
Bockman John C, groceries and liquors, 535 Fourth
Bockman-William H., clerk John C. Bockman, r. 536
Fourth
Bockmann Diederich H., liquor saloon, SE cor Polk
and Austin, r. 107 Austin
Bockmann Edward, porter Westerfeld & Page, r. 534
Stevenson
Bockmann Mary, widow, r. NW cor Fillmore and Fil-
bert
UE^ Bockmann. See Boeckmann and Buckman
Boequeraz Antoine (Shea, Bocqueraz &,McKee) r.
France
Bode Charles, carpenter, r. 464 Sixth
Bode E. H., bartender, r. 624 Fourth
Bode Fritz, bartender J. F. G. Eggers, r. 624 Fourth
Bode George C, proprietor Oriental U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, S s Brannan, bet First and Second,
and (Bode & Searle, and Bode & Danforth) r. 1260
California
Bode H. C. William, steward, r. NE cor Beale and
Howard
Bode Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Channel and
Fourth
Bode Henry C. W., foreman carpenter new Cal. Sugar
Refinery, r. 3(; Fifth Av
Bode Louis, carpenter, r. 464 Sixth
Bode Louis Jr., drayman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 464
Sixth
Bode Max W., clerk Oriental U. S. Bonded Warehouse,
r. NW cor Powell and Ellis
Bode William, cook, r. 6 Mission
Bode William W., portrait painter, r. 1 Middle
Bode & Danfortli (George C. Bode and Edwin
Danforth) proprietors Internal Revenue Bonded
Warehouse, 1203 Battery
Bode «& Searle (George C. Bode and James J.
Searle) proprietors Battery St. Bonded Ware-
house, and Greenwich Bock Bonded and Free
Warehouses, cor Greenwich and Battery
Bodectel William C, watchmaker and repairer
musical boxes,- 222 O'Farrell
Bodeen Ludwig, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Boden Carl, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Boden John F.,^deputy County Clerk, r. 1527 Powell
Boden John F. Jr., clerk John H. Boden & Co.,r. 1527
Powell
Boden John H. (John H. Boden & Co.) r. 2215 Octa-
via
Boden John H. & Co. (John H. Boden and Ju-
lius Quinchard) ship and Custom House brokers,
504 Battery
Boden Louis, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Boden Penelope Mrs., r. 705 Greenwich
Boder Lawrence, pork butcher, r. Empire House
Bodes Frederick, laborer, r. 19 Hinckley
Bodesta J. B., cartman, r. 21 Vaudewater
Bodfish Russell S., master mariner, r. 7 Langton
Bodfisli William H., attorney at law, and Super-
visor First Ward, office and r. 712 Montgomery
Bodie and Benton Railway and Commercial Co. (The)
William Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Bodie Bluff Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
Henry Deas secretary, 44 Nevada I51ock
Bodie Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co.,
Cal.) W. H. Lent secretary, 62 Nevada Block
Bodie Henry, bartender, r. 537 Sacramento
Bodie Richmond Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Lewis
B. Harris secretary, 326 Pine
Bodie Tunnel and Mining Co. (Bodie) Charles C. Har-
vey secretary, 309 California, room 1
Bodien Adolph, upholsterer, r. 81 Everett
Bodien Ida Miss, millinery, .54 Third, r. 81 Everett
Bodien John, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair Mnfg
Co., r. 549 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Bodien Pierre, cook French Hospital, r. 147 Shipley,
rear
Bodkin Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. S s Dorland, bet
Church and Dolores
Bodkin M. G. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. 119 Shipley
Bodkin Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. S s Dorland, bet
Church and Dolores
Bodkin Thomas, plasterer, r. 119 Shipley -
Bodley E. C. ( Wolff & Bodley) r. 1254 Howard
Bodley James, porter, r. 163 Jessie
Bodson Henry, laborer D. Cardaire & Co., r. 618
Broadway, rear
Bodson Theodore, blacksmith, r. 618 Broadway, rear
Bod well A. D., r. 536>i,' Jessie
Bodwell Etta M. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Pri-
mary School, r. 331 Bartlett
Bodwell Frank L., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. 331 Bartlett
Bodwell Harry H., Excelsior windmill, pump, horse-
power and tank mnfr, 211-213 Mission, r. 331
Bartlett
Bodwell Harry W., engineer, r. 331 Bartlett
Bodwell John D., policeman City Hall, r. 223 Va-
lencia
Bodwell Lincoln, r. 331 Bartlett
Boe Detlef, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 166 Clara
Boeckmann Frederick, salesman Von Bonn & Hencke
Bros., r. 429 Bush
Boeckmann George (Ahlborn & Boeckmann) r. Ahl-
born House
Boeckmann Henry, r. 429 Bush
BS^Boeckmann. See Bockmann
Boedecker Hermann (Boedecker & Spencer) r. 1305
Kearny
Boedecker Louis, musician, r. 402 Green
Boedecker Minnie, widow, r. 402 Green
Boedecker William, musician, r. 1522 Stockton
Boedecker & Spencer (Herman Boedecker and Eliza
Spencer) groceries, NW cor Kearny and Green
Boegle Jacob, shoemaker E. Kommer, r. 4 Quincy PI
Boegler Frederick, shipping clerk Bachman Bros., r.
8 Hyde
Boeh Frederick W., salesman Kast & Co., r. 1029 Post
Boeh Louis I., shoecutter, r. 1029 Post
Boeh Sebastian (Boeh & Morrissey) r. 1029 Post
Boeh & Morrissey (Sebastian Boeh and Joseph M.
Morrissey) shoe mnfrs, 819 Howard
Boehl William, Cooks' and Bakers' Union, SW cor
Kearny and Post
Boehler Henry, carpenter, r. 317 Bush
Boehm Frederick, bartender Kittleberger & Dold, r.
Ahlborn House
Boehm Henry, seaman, r. 634 Firsjt
&pn JEWEL,RY and WATCHES
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Boehm Hermann, molder, r. SW cor Harrison and
Eighteenth
Boehme Angelita, widow, r. 127 Chattanooga
Boehme Charles, cooper, r. 1231 Mission
Boehme Clara, widow, r. SE cor Vallejo and Kearny
Boehmer John, lumberman, r. 565 Stevenson, rear
Boehn Daniel, r. Commercial Hotel
Boehne Frederick J., barber, r. 321 Dupont
Boehrer John, cabinetmaker, r. 764, Folsom
Boeker Henry S., woolsorter, r. 224 Fourth
Boell Charles L., compositor, r. 417 Filbert
Boeram William P., r. 515 Bryant
Boericke Francis E. (Boericke & Tafel) r. Philadel-
phia, Penn.
Boericke William, homoeopathic physician, office and
r. 323 Geary
Boericke & Tafel (FrancisE. Boericke and Adolph
J. Tafel) proptrs Homoeopathic Pharmacy, 234 Sut-
ter
Boero Giuseppe, Garibaldi Giiard, 423 Broadway
Boero Pietro, clerk G. B. Denegri, r. 217}^ Eighth
Boes Mary, widow, r. 542 Howard
Boes Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 542 Howard
Boes William, shipcarpenter, r. 70 Minna
B^"Boes. See Bose
Boescli Einile, proprietor Pacific Lamp and Reflec-
tor Factory and Pacific Zinc Ornament Factory,
683-585 Mission, r. 2414 Mission
Boese Gerhard, second officer O. E. and N. SS. Oregon,
r. 10'j54 Freelon
Boese Guadalupe, r. 1716 Stockton
Boese Henry J., market, 512 Davis, r. 1716 Stockton
Boese Herman, r. 218 Pacific
Boese William, r. 1716 Stockton
Boesinger Julian, r. 217 Minna
Boessenecker Robert, salesman Eveleth & Nash, r.
308 Seventh
Boetano Francisco, wood and coal, 1516 Stockton
Boettger Theodore, carwasher, r. 1504 O'Farrell
Bofinger Jacob, baker, r. 1 Reed PI
Bofinger Jacob, metalspinner, 10 Stevenson
Bogan Charles, insurance broker, office 409 Davis, r.
2237 Geary
Bogan Charles, tanner, r. 721 Brannan
Began Charles Jr., frescopainter, r. 721 Brannan
Bogan James, second mate ship Dashing Wave, r. Oak-
land
Bogan John, teamster Littlefield, Allison & Co., r. 18
Bernard
Bogan Matthew, seaman 'ship Storm King, r. Oakland
Bogan Patrick, molder, r. 6 Clementina
B^'Bogan. See Bogen
Bogardus John P., editor and proptr Figaro, 532 Mer-
chant, r. 9 Delgado PI
Bogardus William H., captain dredger No. 1, State
Harbor Commission, r. 27 Geary ,
Bogart Arthur W. (Earle & Co.) r. 414 Fulton
Bogart Charles H., bookkeeper Eclipse Cracker Co., r.
Oakland
Bogart Edwin V., teamster, r. 1115 Golden Gate Av
Bogart Joseph N., foreman J. P. Sheldon, r. 403 Fol-
som
Bogart J. W., r. 319 Geary
Bogart Orlando H., mining secretary, 109 Califor-
nia, room 14, and bookkeeper N. S. Arnold & Co.,
r. 930 Market
Bogart Robert D., editor Daily Exchange, office 219
Bush, r. 320 Ellis I
Bogart William F., clerk Examiner, r. Nucleus House
B^Bogart. See Bogert
Bogasch Eugene,, porter, r. 731 McAllister
Bogden Antonio, bartender, r. 715 Davis
Bogel CJiarles H., liquor saloon, SW cor Mason and i
Francisco
a^Bogel. See Bogle 1
Bogen David, seaman, r. 20 Folsom [
Bogen William, bookkeeper M. and C. Mangels, r. NW
cor Twenty-fifth and Mission I
Boger Brothers (William and Frederick E.) cigar |
mnfrs, 540 Hayes , '
Boger Frederick E. (Boger Brothers) r. SE cor Hayes
and Fillmore
Boger William (Boger Brothers) r. SE cor Hayes and
Fillmore
Bogert 'William T. , superintendent Pulvermach-
er Galvanic Co., 513 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Boggan Owen, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bush
and Buchanan
Boggi Maria, r. 37 Moss
Boggs James H., r. 630 O'Farrell
Boggs Samxiel T., r. S s Lombard, bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Boggs Thomas F. (Boggs & Field) r. 1155 Howard
Boggs & Field (Thomas F. Boggs and Charles R.
Field) fruits and produce, 1155 Howard
Bogle Eliza A., widow, r. 543 Minna
Bogle Joseph S., boatbuilder, r. 157 Fifteenth
I3£^ Bogle. See Bogel
Boglianich M., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Boglich Andrew, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Bogliotti Tomasso, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Bogner August, laborer, r. Turk St. Hotel
Bogner Benjamin, employee Woodward's Gardens
Bogner Charles, tailor, 11 Sutter, r. 434 Valencia
Bognetti Eugenio, dishwasher M. Cressaglia, r. 219
Stevenson
Bognetti Joseph, gardener, r. N s Lake, bet Second and
Third Avs
Bogue Bernard, laborer, r. 20 Willows Av
Bogue Catherine, janitress Bemal Heights School, r.
Anderson, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Bogue Hugh, laborer, r. 333}^ Ritch
Bogue John, carpenter Industrial Iron Works, r. cor
Lyons and Powhattan, B. H.
Bogue Michael, molder, r. Anderson, nr Cortland Av,
B.H.
Bohan John, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1008 Steiner
Bohan John, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 206
Hyde
Bohan Patrick, laborer, r. 426 Shipley
Bohan Patrick Jr., cutter Cahn, NIckelsburg & Co., r.
426 Shipley
Bohan Peter, molder, r. 426 Shipley
Bohan Thomas, laborer, r. 533 Dolores
Bohan William, laborer, r. 42 Clara
&s^ Bohan. See Bohen, Bohn, and Bone
Bohannan Edward, expressman, cor Dupont and Com-
mercial, r. 253 Minna
Bohannan Katie T. Miss, compositor Bacon & Co., r.
921 Howard
Boliemian Clnb, rooms 430 Pine
Bohen Benjamin F., detective, r. 410 Kearny
Bohen Daniel, steward C. P. ER. stmrs Apache and
Modoc, and N. P. C. RR. stmr Donahue
Bohen George T., liresurveyor Union Insurance Co.,
r. 617 Pine
Bohen John, driver Central RR., r. 538 Eighteenth
Bohen Mary Miss, ladies maid, 1820 Clay
Bohen Mary Mi.ss, seamstress Martell, Rathje & Scherb
Bohen Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 640 Howard
8^ Bohen. See Bowen and Bohan
Bohlan Frederika. widow, r. 3033 Sixteenth
Bohle F. W., Master Mariners Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Bohle William, longshoreman, r. S s Berry, bet Third
and Fourth
Bohlen Jane, widow, r. 2094 Market
Bohlen Martin H., student Pac Business College, r.
401 Hyde
8^" Bohlen. See Bolan and Bolen
Bohler Ernest, driver Central RB.. r. 607 Seventh
Bohlin John, mariner, r. 322 Vallejo
Bohling Charles, clerk Becker Bros., r. SE cor Larkin
and Turk
Bohlmann Ehler, clerk, r. 2442 Mission
Bohlmann Herman (Henry Ebbinghausen & Co.) r.
NW cor Polk and Hayes
Bohlmann Louis, locksmith Charles H. Leavitt, r. 207
Montgomery Av
t^" Bohlmann. See BoUman
Bohls Henry (Bauragartner & Bohls) r. 2034 Folsom
Bohm Arthur, restaurant S. P. C. stmr Garden City,
Oakland Ferry
Bohm Beda Mrs., ladies' underwear, 204 Stockton
Bohm Emanuel, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Bohm John A., porter Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman,
r. 40 Grove
Bohm S. H., office 311 Montgomery
Bohm Solomon, stockbroker, r. 143 Third
Bohm William, jeweler, 204 Stockton
Bohmer Henry, tailor, r. 605 Broadway
Bohn Charles D., porter, r. 1229 Vallejo
Bohn Daniel, laborer, r. 9 Vandewater
Bohn Henry, keeper lifeboat station. Ocean Beach, r.
Long Branch Hotel
Bohn John, stoves, plumbing and gas fitting, 112 Sev-
enth
Bohn Mary Mrs., r. 9 Vandewater
WINDOW SHADES
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE 61. W CLARK & CO
wumow shades lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc. * 645 Market st.
H
IlWf'Kl.KY SI>IKBS ifc HAYES, FlTIiTOK IRON WORKS. 213 Fremont Street,
Matnufacturers of BOCK. BREAKERS, RETORTS and ROASTINO FJfRKACES.
BOH
214
BOL
Bohn Patrick, groceries, 445 Clementina
Bohnenberg Frederick, carpenter Funcke & Co., r. S
s Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Bohner Joseph, r. 19 Harlan PI
Bohns Louis, seaman, r. 700 Front
Boice Charles De S., collector and city agent Fire-
mans Fund Insurance Co., 401 California, r. Oak-
land
•B^ Boice. See Boyce
Boie Frederick H., master mariner, r. 230 Francisco
Boies Justus W., clerk Freeman, Smith & Co., r. 2204
Steiner
Boies Mary E. Mrs., r. 2204 Steiner
Boiling Mary, widow, r. 80.5?^ Howard
Bois Grat, dishwasher Occidental Hotel
Bois John Henry, seaman, r. 321 Drumm
Boise Henry, clerk Johannes Witt, r. Turk St. Hotel
Boisnet Alphonse, cabinetmaker, r. 8 Anthony
Boisse Eugene, barber, 526 Commercial, r. 1706 Stock-
ton, rear
Boisse Gaston, shipcarpenter, r. 2219 Powell
Boisseau Gabriel, insurance broker, 324 Dupont, r.
625 Post
Boisseau Jean (Boisseau & Son) r. 625 Post
Boisseau Jean B., barber, r. 625 Post
Boisseau Jean E, (BoisseaTi & Son) r. 625 Post
Boisseau & Son (Jean and Jean E.) mnfrs boots and
shoes, 324 Dupont
Boisson Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 843 Mission
Boisson Francis (Boisson & Pichon) r. Oakland
Boisson k. Pichon (Francis Boisson and Pierre Pi-
chon) poultry, game, etc., 17-19 S. F. Market
Boitano Charles, clerk Rocco Cereghino, r. NE cor Vir-
ginia and Mission
Boitano Francesco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Boitano G. B., baker, r. 511 Green, rear
Boitano Giovanni, bootblack, 645 Merchant
Boitano Joseph, bootblack, 616 Montgomery, r. 5 St.
Charles PI
Boivin Auguste, waiter, r. 1115 Stockton
Bojas Vicente, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Bojock Eeinhold, actor, r. 127 Fourth
Bojsen Edward, tailor J. Lancaster & Co., r. 531 Cali-
fornia
Bokee David M., bookkeeper Pac. Insurance Agency,
r. 2008 Pierce
Bokeo M. IT. Mrs., principal Chinese Union Mission
Day School, NW cor Jackson and Dupont, r. 2008
Pierce
Bokee Robert O., clerk C. S. Moses & Co., r. 2008
Pierce
Boker Solomon, capitalist, r. 331 Montgomery
Bola John, teamster, r. 909 Battery, rear
Bolado Joaquin, real estate, r. 526 Sutter
Bolan Lawrence, laborer S. P. RR., r. 20 Mary
Bolan Michael J., physician, office and r. 765 Market
Bolan William N., plumber, r. 662 J^ Natoma
C^Bolau. See Bohlen and Bolen
Boland Bridget, widow, r. 109}^ Shipley
Boland Edward F., wool scourer, r. 654 Bryant, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Boland Edward M., bookkeeper J. M. Spaflford & Co.,
r. 109 J<j 8hii5ley
Boland Ellen Miss, compositor Bacon & Co., r. 109}^
Shipley
Boland James, laborer, r. 654 Bryant, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Boland James B., salesman John H. Sievers, r. 26
Turk
Boland James I., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r. 819
Golden Gate Av
Boland J. M. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 100 ;<; Shipley
Boland John, fireman, r. 37 De Boom
Boland John, real estate, r. 819 Golden Gate Av
Boland Micliael C, foreman John O'Kane, r. 1127
Twentieth
Boland Patrick (Keane Brothers) r. New York
Boland Richard J., sallmaker 0. C. Funk, r. 109J<i
Shipley
Boland Robert, saloon keeper, r. 654 Bryant, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Boland Thomas, S. J.', prof. St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Boland William H., bookkeeper, r. 54 First
Bolander Catherine, widow, lodgings, 33)^ O'Farrell
Bolauder Henry Jr., freight clerk P. M. S3. Granada
Bolander Henry N., teacher, r. 816 Mission
Bolander Louis Ph. (Nelson & Bolander) r. 421 Bryant
Bolander Theodore L., machinist William T. Garratt,
r. 816 Mission
Bolber Antone, driver Central RR., r. cor Brannan
and Seventh
Bolcoff Onesimo, butcher, r. Q, bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth Avs, South S. F.
Boldermann Adolph, carpenter, r. 2624 Sutter
Boldermann .\dolph Jr., clerk Hirschfeld & Saroni, r.
2624 Sutter
Boldermann Bernard, candymaker Hirschfeld & Sa-
roni, r. 2624 Sutter
Boldermann Charles A., bookkeeper HaiTis Bros., r.
2624 Sutter
Boldermann Gustave, clerk Donaldson & Co., r. 2624
Sutter
Boklt Fritz, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bole David, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
761 Harrison
Bole Henrietta Mrs., fancy goods, 148 Fourth, r. 761
Harrison
Bole James, clerk Forbes Bros. & Co., r. 761 Harrison
Bole John, teamster r. 913 Battery, rear
Bole William, r. 761 Harrison
Bolen Minnie Miss, r. 850 Market
Bolena Herman A., r. 134 McAllister
Bolereo Joseph, vegetable peddler, r. 13 Vallejo
Bolger Ann, widow, proptr Globe House, SE cor Sixth
and Brannan
Bolger Edward, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1602
Geary
Bolger Francis, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Bolger John, whitener, 25 Golden Gate Av, r. 819}^
Dolores
Bolger Joseph, seaman, r. 829 Folsom
Bolger Miles J., packer Bothin, Dallemand & Co., r.
631 Brannan
Bolger Patrick, expressman, r. 4 Boyd
Bolger Philip, receiver N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
Bolger Solomon, teamster, r. 22 Folsom Av
Bolger Thomas, bookkeeper Nolan Bros., r. 1922 J^
Howard
Bolichi Joseph, cook, r. 1513 Powell
Bolke Ludwig W., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 602
Lombard
Boll George, messenger Presidio Reservation
Bolla Henry, laborer, r. 44 Jessie, rear
Bonding Charles, brickmason, r. 603 Powell
Bollenhagen Henry, bartender S. P. Collins & Co., r.
1212 Clay
Boiler Conrad, foreman H. Granz, r. 33 Harriet
Boiler Frank J., butcher, r. 426 Greenwich
Bolles F. Dix, lieutenant U. S. N., r. Grand Hotel
BoUes Frederick O., captain O. R. and N. SS. Colum-
bia, r. 702 Dolores
Bolles George, carpenter, r. 525 Post
Boiles James C, mining, r. 512 Montgomery
Bollier Charles, glassblower, r. 230 Perry
Bollier Elizabeth Miss, governess, r. 230 Perry
Bollier Ellen Miss, typerubber, r. 230 Perry
Bollier Julius, glassblower, r. 230 Perry
Bollier Paul, laborer, r. 782 Harrison
Bollier Paul Jr., blacksmith Jackson & Truman, r.
610 Sixth
Bollier Paulus, cooper, r. 230 Perry
Bollinger Agnes Mrs., dressmaking, 939}^ Folsom
Bollinger Francis, barber, 103 Jackson, r. 930 Mont-
gomery
Bollinger Francis, cabinetmaker, 939}^ Folsom
Bollinger J. C. & Co. (John C. Bollinger and Edward
Burkhart) collectors and general agents, 436
Montgomery
Bollinger John C. (J. 0. Bollinger & Co.) r. Oakland
Bollinger William, watchmaker H. Charmak & Co., r.
846 Market
Bollinger Nicholas, butcher, r. 510 Chestnut
Bolliver Patrick, seaman, r. 9 Broadway
Bollman Albert, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
BoUman John, clgarettemaker John Franetta & Co.,
r. 2118 Pine
Bollman William, jeweler Reinkold Bujanofif, r. 2118
Pine
ffi^ BoUmann. See Bohlmann
BoUo Giulio, master mariner, r. 828 Greenwich
Bolmer Charlotte, widow, r. Hi) Chestnut
Bolmer Eduioud, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 47 Second
Bolmer Hannah Miss, r. 89 Chestnut
Bolmer Laura Miss, r. 89 Chestnut
Bolmer Louis, photographer, r. 89 Chestnut
Bolmer Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 47 Second
SAN FRANHISCO LAUNDRY. ""'''""o^^J'.&IILW-''"''^"''
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEAIiER IN COAL AND PIG IRON,
4J. Market Street, comer Spear.
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Bolmer Rudolph, clerk, r. 89 Chestnut
Bolsted Clara Miss, teacher music, r. 2 Park Av
Bolsted Lars M., laborer, r. 2 Park Av
Bolster George, liquor saloon, 840 Howard
Bolster John, clerk White, Grey & Co., r. 846 Howard
Bolte Henry, clerk, r. Chicago Hotel
Bolte J. Henry, iron molder, r. 305 Davis
Bolte Louis, bookkeeper, r. 602 Lombard
Bolte William L. (Schammel, Keynolds & Co.) r. 602
Lombard
Bolteu August, salesman Joseph Bremer & Co., r. 20
Montgomery-
Bolton Ellen, widow, r. NE cor Fifteenth and Dolores
Bolton James K., capitalist, 618 Merchant, r. 2201
Jones
Bolton John H., cashier Miller & Lux and secretery
Potrero Av and North Coast RR., 533 Kearny, r.
412 Second
Bolton John S., engineer, r. 405 Natoma
Bolton Robert, r. 2201 Jones
Bolton Sarah Miss, r. 412 Second
Bolton Thomas, dentist, office andr. 804 Howard
Bolts Joliii F., wines and liquors, 907 Market, r.
1351 Howard
Boltz Albert R., waiter, r. 521 Natoma
Bolz Valentine, butcher Jacob Schoenf eld, r. First Av,
South S. F.
Bomalieu Abraham, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Boman Charles E., carpenter and builder, 13 Stock-
ton, r. E 8 Ashbury, S of Golden Gate Park
Boman Lavinia, domestic 825 Guerrero
Bomke Charles, japanuer George H. Tay & Co., r. 26
• Ritch
Bomm Henry, r. SE cor Filbert and Steiner
Bon Jean Baptiste, trareling agent, r. 1025 Pacific
Bona Ferdiuando, r. SW cor Church and Twenty-fifth
Bona Luigi, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Bonacich Edward (Bonacich & Fillipich) r. NE cor
Main and Bryant
Bonacich & Fillipich (Edward Bonacich and Nicholas
Fillipich) coffee saloon, NE cor Main and Bryant
Bonacina Augelo, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Facto-
ry, r. 1524 Dupont
Bonacina Fernando, capitalist, 405 Montgomery, r.
807 California
Bonacina Joseph, salesman J. M. Bonacina, r. 803
Montgomery
Bonacina Joseph M., furniture, 17 Montgomery Av, r.
S s Solano, bet Minnesota and Indiana
Bonanza House, Holm iV Saxtorph proptrs, 867-869
Market
Bonavia X., painter, r. 9 Union PI
Bonavides Alfred, r. 917 Vallejo
Bond Eliza J., widow, r. 611 Taylor
Bond Frederick, clerk John Calvert, r. 824 Geary
Bond G. Mrs., r. 837 Broadway
Bond Henry H., teamster, r. NE cor Railroad and
Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Bond James E., fireman tug Anasha, r. 103 Nineteenth
Bond John, hostler Pope & Talbot, r. 3 Guy PI
Bond Susan D., widow, r. 824 Geary
Bond Thomas, hidecurer, r. Railroad Av, bet Eleventh
and Twelfth Ave, South S. F.
Bond William H., gardener Trinity School, r. 1524
Mission
Bonde James, carpenter, 1110 Dupont, r. 1225 Stockton
Bondil Pierre, cook French Hospital
Bondolfi Peter, saloon keeper, r. 1112 Kearny
Bonds George W., foreman Jackson & Truman, r. 4663^
Sixth
Bonds Louis, seaman, r. 2315 Mason
Bone Charles, haruessmaker, r. 1206 Market
Bone J. E., mining, r. Lick House
Bone William H., clerk freight dept C. P. RR., r.
1607 Mission
Boiielli E. S., importer and dealer pianos, and
teacher music, 821 Market
Bonelli E. S. Mrs., assistant Taylor St. Primary
School, r. 821 Market
Bonelli Gaetauo, Italian Ben. Soc. 423 Washington
Boner David, upholsterer, r. 500 Broadway
Boner Elizabeth, widow, r. i Sonora
Boner Neil, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf, r. 227
Ritch
Bones William D., compositor Dewey & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Bonesteel A. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1809 O'Farrell
Bonestell, Allen & Co. (Louis H. Bonestell and
Charles D. Allen) wholesale paper dealers, 411-
415 Sansome
Bonestell Chesley K., attorney at law, 320 Sansome,
room 57, r. 512 Stockton
Bonestell John T. (Califorina Jewelry Co.and LeviBOU
Brothers) r. 1506 Sacramento
Bonestell Louis C, salesman Bonestell, Allen & Co.,
r. 512 Stockton
Bonestell Louis H. (Bonestell, Allen & Co.) r. 512
Stockton
Bonet Frank A. (Leon & Bonet) r. 30}^ Rausch
Bonetti Anselmo (Bonetti & Peyre) r. 908 Jackson
[ Bonetti & Peyre (Anselmo Bonetti and Jean Peyre)
liquor saloon, 819 Stockton
Bonglet Celestine, widow, r.525 Hayes
Bonglet Thomas, butcher, r. .525 Hayes
Boniface Sarah Mrs., teacher (Oakland) r. 1620 Wash-
ington
Bonifield James T., stevedore, r. 8 Harriet
, Bonifield Josiah S., carpenter, r. 772 Mission
' Bonifield Samuel, captain schr Lottie Carson, office
j 22 California
Bouigio Giuseppe. Italian Ben. Soc. 423 Washington
Bonis Peter, veterinary surgeon, 924 Mission
Bonkowsky Fritz, porter Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r.
22 Lafayette
! Bonn Gustav, liquor saloon. 1343^ Folsom
Bonn Henry (Rader & Bonn) r. 7 Everett
Bonnard Marianne Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 1104 Market
Bonnard N. Paul, machinist Union Iron Works, r.lOll
I Stockton
I Bonuefoiid Giistave, bookkeeper Societe Fran-
I caise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle, 510 Jackson, r.
1 280 Minna
Bonnell Allison C, clerk Redington' & Co., r. 1709
Gough
j Bonnell Edwin, note clerk Savings and Loan Society,
! r. 1709 Gough
Bonnell Henry, clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 1527 Clay
I Bonnell John, physician and phrenologist, office and
r. •25}4 Sixth
Bonnell Kate Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin St.
Primary School, r. 1527 Clay _
Bonner Coi-nelius, seaman, r. 127 Folsom
Bonner Henry, blacksmith Isaac Stone, r. W s San
Bruno Road, nr Islais Creek
Bonner John J., clerk William Hale Jr., r. 1031 Mis-
sion
Bonner Joseph M., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s Express, r. 2019 J^ Howard
Bonner Maria, widow, r. 117 Eighth
j JBonher AI. S., r. 136 McAllister
Bonner William, combmaker, r. 238 Sixth
! Bonnet B. Mrs., widow, r. 1021 Vallejo
Bonnet Bonnet, asphaltum contractor, 335 Montgom-
ery, r. E s Sharon, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Bonnet Catherine, widow, ladiesmaid, 620 Folsom
Bonnet Edward, cook R. R. Swain, r. 621 Pacific
Bonnet Eli, asphaltum contractor, 335 Montgomery, r.
726 Howard, rear
1 Bonnet Gabriela Mrs., milliner, r. 1717 Greenwich
Bonnet Leraud, shijjping clerk G. Venard, r. 502
Vallejo
Bonneville Philias, salesman George Finck, r. 423
' Natoma
Bonney Fannie, widow, r.2336 Mission
Bonuey Frank J. (McPike & Bonney) attorney at law,
I 522 Moutgomtry, r. Oakland
Bonney Joseph, huusemover, r. 554 34 Natoma
Boiiiiey Olpltu. (estate of) Merritt L. Wanzer man-
I ager, manufacturer wood working and agricultu-
ral machinery, 221 Mission
Bonney William "l., reporter The Bradstreet Co., r.
! Colonnade House
' Bonnheim Albert, purchasing agent Weinstock & Lu-
I bin, Sacramento, r. 1627 Polk
Bonnington Charles J., teacher music, r. 2733 How-
) ard
Bonny George (George C. Shreve & Co.) r. 837 Post
Bonsou Joseph, waiter 620 Folsom
Boutadelli Antonio, painter G. B. DeFerrari, r. 1520
Stockton
I Bontadelli P., r. 1521 Dupont
j Bontempi G., Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush
1 Boutiu-e France, deckhand stmr Apache
I Bonynge C. W., member S. F. Stock Exchange Board
I Bonython Alfred, bookkeeper William Ward & Co., r.
1 •762 aiasou
Bonzi Antonio, cook Dansiarte & Venaglla, r. 235
I Montgomery Av
I Boobar E. C. Mrs., widow, r. 554 Folsom
HARDWOOD LUMBER
JOHN WiCMORE, Office 133 Speai St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. MORSE,
PHOTOGRAPHER. »2« MARKET S*T.
Views or all tbe principal places on (lie Pa<ifi«; Coast f«r sale.
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Boobar James G., wharfbuilder, 14 Howard, r. 554
Folsom
Boock Charles C. L., laborer, r. Humboldt House
Boock Fritz, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Boody F., traveling salesman Alexander Nicoll, r.
Oakland
Boohan Ellen, widow, r. NE cor Fulton and Devisa-
dero
Boohan John, clerk John B. Kussell, r. NE cor Fulton
and Devisadero
Booker , gardener, r. nr Ocean View Station
Booker Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) W. H.
Lent secretary, 62 Nevada Block
Booker George E., chief clerk Spring Valley W. W., r.
1435 Steiner
Booker Helen, widow, r. 420 Leavenworth
Booker Walter, carpenter, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Booker W. Lane, H. B. M. consul California,
Oregon and Washington Territory, office 319 Cali-
fornia, r. 606 Stockton
Bookmeyer O. W. J., shipcarpenter, r. 5 Washington
Bookstaver H. W., r. Palace Hotel
Bookstaver Mary J., widow, r. 817}^ Post, rear
Bookstaver Walter H., salesman Brown & Wells r
817^ Post, rear
Bool Niels N., tailor, r. 251 Minna
Boole Frank A., superintendent Mattullath MnfgCo
r. 206 Sau Jos6 Av
Boole Frederick W., weigher Black Diamond Coal
I Mining Co., r. 206 San Jose Av ■
Boole George, shipbuilder, office 5 Spear, r. 206 San
Jose Av
Boole George D., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co.
r. 206 San Jose Av '
Boole William A. (Middlemas & Boole, and A. B Pat-
rick & Co.) r. 312 Fair Oaks
Boomershiue Jonathan, engineer, r. 772 Harrison
Boon Charles, bartender, r. 7 Everett
Boon Polly Mrs., furnished rooms, 207 Post
Boon Theodore, bookkeeper Henry Koster, r. Phila-
delphia House
Boone Andrew, cook, r. 5 Broadway
Boone Antoinette Mrs., tailoress J. Wislazil, r. 1100)^
Stockton
Boone August, tailor, r. 826}^ Pacific
Boone Charles H., barber, r. 306 Mason
Boone Jesse T., compositor, r. 120 Seventh
Boone John L. (Boone & Miller) r. 1018 Twenty-first
Boone William D., clerk, r. 215 Kearny.
Boone Si Millei- (John L. Boone and John H. Mil-
ler) attorneys at law, 320 California, rooms 7-9
Boop John, watchman, r. 429 Bush
Boorem Henry T., machinist, r. 116 Freelon
Boorem Margaret Mrs., r. 116 Freelon
Boorman William, carpenter, r. N s Fifteenth bet
Castro and Noe '
Boos George, driver Humboldt Brewery, r. 1839 Mis-
sion
Boos Mary, widow, r. 1320 Jackson
Boose Benedict, r. 231 Stevenson
Boose Frederick, gardener, 821 Sutter
Boose Robert, waiter, r. 275 Minna
Booth A., r. 13 White
Booth A. & Co., oysters and canned salmon (Chicago
and Astoria) Scotchler & Gibbs agents, 318 Front
Booth Andrew G. (Gunnison & Booth) attorney at law
32y Montgomery, r. 614 Sutter
Booth Arthur, helper S. F. Brass Works, r. 616 Guer-
rero
Booth Arthur E., waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 120 Sil-
Booth Charles S., machinist Union Hon Works r 616
Guerrero '
Rn^fl? David, carrier Evening Post, r. 616 Guerrero
Booth Edgar H., draftsman Prescott, Scott & Co r
530 Harrison '
Booth Edward, assayer and chemist, 110 Sutter r
Oakland
Booth Ella N. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Primarv
School, r. 512 Shotwell ^
Booth Frank E., clerk Sidney Booth, r. 2107 Bush
Booth Franklin, student, r. 522}^ Shotwell
Booth George, steamboatman, r. 56 Minna
Booth George H., clerk Sidney Booth, r. 2107 Bush
Booth Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) George R
Spinney secretarj-, 310 Pine, room 44 ° • ■
Booth Henry J., capitalist, r. 501 Harrison
Booth James, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorv
r. 2303 Taylor ^'
Booth James E., tanner C. Hellwig, r. E s Columbia
bet Serpentine Av and Army
Booth James M., miner, r. 1018 Clay
Booth John O., seaman, r. E s Schuyler, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Booth Jonathan, soai^'maker Wool Agency Warehouse
r. 620 Sixth '
Booth Levi, mechanical engineer Tatum & Bowen r
522)^ Shotwell '
Booth Lucius A., weigher Custom House, r. Piedmont
Booth Mary I. Miss, teacher, r. 512 Shotwell
Booth Michael, longshoreman, r. 57 Natoma
Booth Newton (W.W.Dodge & Co.) r. Sacramento
Booth Robert, tanner C. Hellwig, r. E s Columbia, bet
Serpentine Av and Army
Booth Samuel, cutter coiner's dept TJ. S. Mint r 512
Shotwell
Booth Samuel Jr., clerk general freight office C P RR
r. 512 Shotwell ' ''
Booth Sidney, oysters, 318 Front, r. 2107 Bush
Booth William F., attorney at law, 252 Market r
Berkeley ' '
Booth WiUiam O., liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-sec
ond and Valencia
Booth & Co. (Sacramento) office 306 Clay
Boothfcy Adolph F., restaurant, 312Townsend
Boothby A. H., r. 797 Missioj
Boothby August C, brassfounder, r. 318 Fillmore
Boothby August P., expressman, cor Ellis and Powell
r. 318 Fillmore '
Boothby D. N., r. 1708 Turk
Boothby S. E., r. 1708 Turk
Boothby William L., driver N. B. and M. RR r 727
Folsom
Boothby W. T., r. 1708 Turk
Boothroyd Albert, Draymen and Teamsters' Union
121 Eddy '
Bootz Adam, proptr Bootz Hotel, 435 Pine
Bootz Adam Jr., clerk Bootz Hotel, 435 Pine
Bootz Adam P., chicken ranch, E s Prentiss, nr Call-
fornia Av, B. H.
Bootz Henry, clerk Bootz Hotel, 435 Pine
Bootz Hotel, Adam Bootz proptr. 435 Pine
Bootz Park, Adam Bootz proptr, E s Mission Road, nr
Ocean View Station
Booze Robert, laborer, r. 275 Minna
Boradori Frank, driver Gaetano Giannini, r. E 8 Ber-
lin, nr Henry
Boradori Maurice, milker Raphael Boradori, r NW
cor San Bruno Road and Woolsey
Boradori Raflaele, milkranch, NWcor San Bruno Road
and Woolsey
Boradt Henry, liquor saloon, 528 Valencia
Boratte Frederick A., r. 48 Oak
Borba Manuel V. T.. waiter Frank Oliver, r. 503 Davis
Borbeck Agnes, widow, cigars and tobacco, 503 Pacific
Borboa Petra Mrs., seamstress, r. 1231 Stockton
Borchelt George F., boxmaker, r. 1209 Green
Borchelt John H., carpenter, r. 1209 Green
Borchelt Martin, boxmaker, r. 1209 Green
Borchers August A., laborer, r. 624 Lombard, rear
Borchers John H., teamster, r. 9 Beale PI
Borchers William, master mariner, r. 9 Rincon Court
Borchert William, teacher music, r. 928 Mission
Borde Harry, student Toland Medical College
Bordeaux Board of Underivriters, Eugene
Thomas & Co. agents, 617-619 Sansome
Borden C. Mrs., r. 911 Folsom
Borden Henry R., patternmaker, r. 828 Howard
Borden James, driver Alonzo Davidson, r. E 6 Eureka
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth '
Borden John, laborer A. E. Buckman
Borden John, laborer, r. 145 Dore
Borden John, machinist, r. 911 Folsom
Borden John, teamster, r. 5 Liberty
Borden John J., boxmaker, r. 669 Natoma
Borden M., boilermaker H. W. Rice, r. Oil Folsom
Borden Rhodes, law student, r. 912 Sutter
Borden Sheldon, law student, r. 912 Sutter
Bordenave Albert J. , restaurant, 308 Sutter, r. 19
Stockton PI
Bordenave Bernard, waiter A. J. Bordenave. r 19
Stockton PI
Bordenave J. A., capitalist, r. cor Seventh Av and N
South S. F.
Bordenave John, bakery, 639 Broadway
Bordenave Joseph, butcher, cor Fifth Av and N r
cor Seventh Av and N, South S. F.
Bordenave Pierre, bakery, 1400 Stockton
Bordes Jean L. (Moulhon & Bordes) r. 1005)i Powell
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ORDERS FOR WASItIN« PROMPTLY ATTEBToED TO
OFFICE, 648 3IARI4ET STREET.
BOB
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BOS
Bordner Jacob, carpenter and builder, C41 Mission
Bordwell Albert B., plumber, r. 22 Park Av
Bordwfll Charles, carpenter, r. 2215 Post
Bordwell George, architect. 515 California
Bordwell George A., architect, 318 Pine, room 36, r.
732 Capp
Bordwell Henry W., mechanical engineer, 515 Califor-
nia
Borel Alfred (Alfred Borel & Co.) r. S\\itzerland
Borel Alfred <!i£ Co. (Alfred and Antoine Borel)
bankers, NW cor Mont{,'omery and Clay
Borel Antoine (Alfred Borel & Co. ) and vice-consul
Switzerland, NW cor Montgomery and Clay, r. 929
Pine
Borel Augusta, foreman G. Venard, r^2 Sheppard PI
Borel Francois A., collector Paul Husson, r. tJ15 Pine
Borel Joseph, cook William Westou, r. 8153^ Vallejo
Borel Joseph, with G. Venard, r. 432}^ Vallejo
Borel Leon F., cook, r. 675 Vallejo
Borel Louis (Borel & Co.) r. 317 Sutter
Borel & Co. (Louis Borel and Ferdinand Imbert) res-
taurant, 308}^ Sutter
Borella Angelo, bottle dealer, SW cor Broadway and
Kearny, r. 1136 Howard
Borella Auj^elo Mrs.,Turnished rooms, 1186 Howard
Borella Louis, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 526 Val-
lejo
Borella M., cartman, r. 442 Union
Borelli Vincenso, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Boreman Peter, seaman schr Anna, r. 213 Steuart
Boremau Thomas, tailor, r. 650 Washington
Boren Florentine, night watchman Grand Arcade Mar-
ket, r. NW cor Fifth and Bryant
Boren Henry, seaman P. il. SS. City of Peking
Boreni Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Boretti Giovanni (Hildebrand & Boretti) r. 455 Te-
hama
Borger Christian, mining engineer, r. 821 Grove
Borger Edward J., civil engineer, r. 821 Grove
Borger Louis W., packer Castle Bros. & Loupe, r. 821
Grove
Borgerding Henry, papercutter Wempe Bros., r. 419
Oak
Borgesen Andrew W., second mate schr C. H. Mer-
chant, r. 328 Steuart
Borgesson Josephine, domestic 522 Capp
Borghgren Nils, tailor, r. 1206 Howard
Borghgreu William, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
Borgstrom A. F., tailor, r. 417 Bush
Borgstrom Jennie Mrs., milliner, 122 Montgomery Av
Borgstrom Minnie Mrs., millinery, 324 Montgomery
Av
Borgstrom Peter, tailor, r. 324 Montgomery Av
Borgwardt Frederick W., boots and shoes, 1208 Mar-
ket, r. 634 Jessie
Borgwardt Herman W., barber, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Borgwardt Reynold, waiter, r. 634 Jessie
Borho Charles, waiter, r» 77 Everett
Borie Louis J., bookkeeper F. Chevalier & Co., r. 1528
Bush
Boris Lambert, gents' furnishing goods, 218 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 216 Montgomery AV
Borkheim Htnry, tailor, 329 East, r. 119 Langton
Borkheim Samuel H., pressman, r. 119 Langton
Borkmann Albert, barber, 221 Dupont, r. 592 Steven-
son
Borland Alexander, student Heald's Business College
Borland Archie, mining, 308 Pine, r. Oakland
Borland David C, decorative paperhanger, r. 540 Ful-
ton
Borland H. L., jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 2716
Howard
Borland John, mining, 308 Pine, r. Oakland
Borland Louis, miller Caledonian Mills
Borland Maggie, domestic 1411 Van Ness Av
Borland Sarah, domestic 1416 Taylor
Borle Gustavus J., upholsterer, r. 545 Jessie
Borle Lewis (James Connelly & Co.) r. 547 Jessie
Bormen L. & Co. (Louis Bormen) cofifee saloon, 614 Jii
California
Bormen Louis (L. Bormen & Co.) r. 614)i California
Born Charles, barber, 417 Post
Born Stephen A., waiter, r. Ill Natoma
Borne Andrew, r. 736 Pacific
Bornemann Francis G., cashier V. 8. Sub-Treasury,
r. 134 (235) Thirteenth
Bornemann Frederick, clerk Henry Dangers, r. NE cor
Post and Laguna
Bornemann Julie I., widow, r. 134 (235) Thirteenth
Bornemann Hartwig, artist, r. 4 Highland Terrace
Bornheimer Francis, real-estate, r. 486 Haight
BornmuUer Riduhold, upholsterer, r. 1231 Mission
Bornstein Herman, r. 1304 Mission
Borustein Julius, salesman Lobe, Salinger & Co., r. 5
Willow Av
Bornstein Marx, r. 1019 Golden Gate Av
Bornstein Pauline, widow, r. 1019 Golden Gate Av
Boromeo Augustine, shoemaker, 317 Pacific
Boronda Ezekiah M., r. 408 Bush
Boroni Carlotta Miss, milliner, r. 21 Vandewater
Boroni Teresa, widow, r. 21 Vandewater
Borovinich Peter, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Borowsky Michael, saloon, 514 Hayes, r. 510}^ Hayes
Borradaile Augustus, with John C. Pelton Jr., r.
1429 O'Farrell
Borradaile George, salesman J. D. Culp & Co., r. 1429
O'Farrell
Borremuus Charles, r. 207 Valencia
Borremans Edward, bookkeeper E. Artigues & Co., r.
207 Valencia
Borren Benjamin, clerk, r. 417 Grove
Borren Colmau, furniture dealer, r. 417 Grove
Borrer Catherine, widow, r. 9 Cleaveland, rear
Borri Guerino, cook, r. Ticino Hotel
Borrman Frederick, butcher, r. 512 Fourth
Borrman Henry A., clerk John C. Borrman, r. NWcor
Howard and Eighth
Borrman John C, groceries and liquors, NW cor How-
ard and Eighth
Borrmanu William G., teamster, r. 1637 Howard
Barroni Alfonso, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Borsh Bridget, widow, r. 126 Ivy Av
Borst Frederick (Himebaugh & Borst) r. NW cor
Fourth and Tehama
Borstell Henry, mastermariner, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Bortfeldt Ernest H., cabinetmaker,/. 30 Garden
Boruck Marcus D., publisher and proprietor
Spirit of the Times, 621 Sansome, r. 2326 Clay
Borza Emanuel, laborer, r. 10 Union PI
Borzoni Paolo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Bosano Pasquale, laborer Nevada Restaurant, 412
Pine
Boscaccio Battista, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Boscacci N., Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush
Boscar Josefa, r. 11 Piukney PI
Bosh P., mate schr Parallel, r. 5 Bay
Boschen Nicholas, groceries and liquors, 1093^ Fifth
Boscoe Alexander B., millhand Pioneer Lead Works,
r. 558)^ Howard
Bose .'lugiist, groceries and liquors, SW cor How-
ard and Langton, r. 1113 Howard
Bose August F., foreman M. Holje, r. NE cor De Haro
and Center
Bose Bernard, florist, 131 Seventh
Bose Bernhard, r. 40 Third
Bose Bernhard, bookkeeper, r. 48}^ Zoe
Bose Charles M., groceries and liquors, NW cor Na-
toma and Mary, r. 432 rJatoma
Bose D. H., liquor saloon, NE cor Grove and Polk
Bose Frederick (Bose & Jurgeus) r. 731 Branuan
Bose John, laborer, r. 1131 J^ Folsom
Bose John H., laborer, r. 505 Eighth
Bose Martin H., cutter Buckingham & Hecht,r. 1131H
Folsom
Bose Richard, packer HecbtBros. & Co., r. 1112 Bry-
ant
Bose & Jurgens (Frederick Bose and Richard Jur-
gens) groceries and liquors, 731-733 Branuan
B^"Bose. See Boes and Boese
Boselli Luigi, laborer Daemon & Brc. Golden Gate
Park
Boselli Luigi, waiter H. Simon, r. San Gottardo
Hotel
Bosie Henry, clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
Boskowitz Charles J., agent Cupid Co-operative Dis-
tillery Co., 312 Sacramento, r. 1409 Octavia
Bosley William H., carpenter, r. 545 Mission
Bosmann Louis, gardener, r. cor Alabama and Twen-
ty-first
Bosq Romain, lapidary, r. 1023 M Sutter
Bosq Syvlain, laundryman, r. 509 Union
Bosquet Andrew, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 11 }4
John
Bosqai Ed^^-ard, Manager Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., 523 Clay, r. 814 Lombard
Bosqui Edward L., clerk Examiner, r. 814 Lombard
G.W.CLARK k CO.^'l"ai§!fiJf.^« 645 MARKETS!.
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UIMPI/I CV CDICRQ X, U AYCQ PVIiTOW lltUBr IVOBKN, 213 Fremont Street,
mill/lVLC I ^ OrlCillO (X riHI UO^ Slanufacturers of Amalgamntine pans and settler
BOS
218
BOU
BOSpEMRAVIMANDPRINTINfiCO.
cnroiuo litliographers, en<;ravers,
printer!! and bookbinders, Sd^vard
Bosqui niunag^er, 5^3 Clay and 518
Commercial
Boss Alfred W., carpenter Baldwin Theatre, r. 7
Stockton
Boss Frederick (Todt & Boss) r. 34 Willows Av
Boss M. P., millwright and machinist, 419 California,
room 5, r. Oakland
Bossard Albert, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Bossard George, winekeeper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 512
Fourth
Bosschaart Peter, cook, r. 11 Welsh
Bosse Louis (Bosse & Meier)' r. 151 Eleventh
Bosee & Meier (Louis Bosse and Nicolaus Meier)
groceries and liquors, 151 Eleventh
Bossert Albert T., bookkeeper Hellmaun Bros. & Co.,
r. 142 Seventh
Bossi E. Giuseppe, painter, r. 606 Greenwich
Bossier Frank, harnessmaker, r. 18 First
Bosten Levi, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bostick M. B., agent, r. 852 Folsom
Bostin John, paiuter, 118 Fulton
Bostmant Thomas, peddler, r. 21 John
Boston and California Dress Reform (Mrs.
Mary H. Ober) manufacturers corsets and ladies'
furnishing goods, 326 Sutter
Boston Board of Under^vriters, Joseph S.
Bacon agent, 316 California
Boston Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) F. E.
Luty secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
Boston Dairy, Hiram Clifford proptr, SW cor Cam-
bridge and Bacon, U. M. T.
Boston Mary W., widow, r. 526 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Boston Underwriters (composed of the Wash-
ington and Eliot Insurance Cos. of Boston) E. E.
Potter agent, 415 California
Boston William A.,, bookkeeper Savings and Loan Soc,
r. 2414 Sacramento
Bostow Benjamin, shipwright, r. 173 Minna
Bostrom Peter, ma.ster mariner, r. 216 Francisco
Bostwick Frank F., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 732
Capp
Bostwick Henry E., floorwalker S. Mosgrove & Bro.,
r. 732 Capp
Bostwick Nellie, widow, furnished rooms, 32 Ellis
Bostwick Samuel, r. 421 Dupont
l^~ Bostwick. See Bostick
BosweU S. B. <& Co. (S. B. Boswell) stockbrokers,
330 Montgomery
Boswell Solomon B. (S. B. Boswell &Co.) r. 927 Bush
Bosworth Charles H., watchman Black Point Packing
House, r. El Dorado House
Bosworth Charles J., buyer Langley & Michaels, r.
6 Monroe
Bosworth George F., printer, r. 1014 Montgomery
Bosworth Henry M., organist, r. N s Twenty-third,
bet Sanchez and Noe
Bosworth Martin L., teamster, r. W s Ocean House
Road, nr Seventeenth
Bosworth William, mining, r. 2299 Sacramento
Bosz Henry, cabinetmaker H. Granz, r. 16X Garden
Botaixl 0., laborer Pac. Rolling MUls
Botcher Albert, groceries and liquors, 501 Fell
Botcher Hendrick, master mariner, r. 5 Seymour Av
Botell Samuel, Cooks' and Bakers' Union, 8W cor
Kearny and Post
Both Jacob, r. South Park House
Both Ludolph, stableman Westerfeld & Page, r. 534
Stevenson
Both Richard W., cooper, r. 27 Creek Lane
Bothe Louis, candymaker, r. 1245 Mission
Botheradco Dominick, with Antonio Franchi, r. 1503
Fillmore
Botliin, Dalleinand tSi Co. (Henry Bochin and
Albert Dallemand) importers and manufacturers
coffees, teas and spices, and agents Grape Creek,
Kentucky whiskies, 305-307 Front
Bothin Henry E. (Bothin, Dallemand & Co.) r. The
Baldwin
Bothmann Frederic, expressman, r. 1237 York
Both well David, r. 917 Bryant
Botron Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, r. 729 Union
Botron Ferdinand Jr., cooper David Woerner, r. 729
Union
Botron Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 729 Union
Botscheider George, cabinetmaker John B. Luch-
singer k Son, r. 245 Eighth
Botsford William, physician, olfice and r. 1001 Marjcet
Bott John H., master mariner, r. 26 Bluxome
Botta Gii>vanni, laborer, r. Ticino Hotel
Botta Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Bottaziui Louis A., printer and musician, r. 461 Te-
hama
Bottchar C, seaman O. K. and SS. City of Chester
Botte Ludwig, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bottel Salvador, cook Occidental Hotel
Botters Jasper, liquor saloon, SE cor Drumm and Pa-
cific, r. 9 Pacific
Botti Pietro, with Pac. Vinegar Works, r. 5 Gavin
Bottle Koeni^'s Beer Hall, Ferdinand Kcenig pro-
prietor, 628-632 Pacific
Botto Napoleon, driver Sbarboro & Co., r. NE cor Ma-
son and Union
Bottomley Charles, engineer Geary St. KB., r. 1623}^
Turk
Bottomley Liberty H., conductor Sutter St. RR., r.
1623 M Turk
Botts Charles T., attorney at law, 33 Montgomery
Block, r. Oakland
Boucher Mme., r. 934 Howard
Boucher Charles, laborer, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Charles C, bookkeeper Wiester & Co., r. 916
Powell
Boucher Eugene, 'boilermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Fannie, widow, r. 19 Stevenson Av
Boucher Fannie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1802 Market
Boucher Henry A., marker S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Boucher Henry S., boilermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher James, bootmaker, r. 550 Stevenson
Boucher John, carpenter, r. 916 Powell
Boucher Joseph, dyer, r. 33 Hinckley
Boucher Sadie E. Miss, assistant Irving Primary
School, r. 550 Stevenson
Boucher Thomas, boilermaker, r. 11 Tehama PI
Boucher W. K., r. 749 Howard
B^"Boucher. SeeBowcher
Bouchet Jules, molder E. Guittard & Co., r. 725 Val-
lejo
Bouchette Mrs., glovemaker Fred. H. Busby
Bouchette George A., r. Occidental Hotel
Bouchier Ferdinand, glovecutter. r. 510 Post
Bouchier Ferdinand Mrs., glovemaker, r. 510 Post
Bouchoir Charles, r. 120 Ellis
Bouck Emory I., milkman, r. SW cor Pine and Lyon
Boudan Alcide, French laundry, 2111 Mason
Boudan Louis, r. 2111 Mason
Boudan Mary, widow, r. 1113 Filbert
Boudan William, painter, r. 1113 Filbert
Boudin Isidore, bakery, 1412 Dupont
Boudiu J. B. Louis, upholsterer John A. Shaber, r. 537
Stevenson, rear •
Boudin Lucieu (Marchebout & Boudin) r. SE cor Fol-
som and Sixth
Boudrow Charles, r. 1933 Stevenson
Boudrow Charles, salesman, r. 1325 Kearny
Boudrye Felix, r. 418 J^ Natoma
Boudrye Mary Miss, helper Parisian Dye Works, r.
4183<i Natoma
Boufller C. O., r. 422 Fulton
Boughton Caroline, widow, saleslady Mrs. E. E. Cas-
well, r. Arcade House
Bougrand Louis, r. 1318 Dupont
Bougruud Paul, bathmau Knoechel & Brand, r.NEcor
Vallejo and Dupont
Bouick Alexander, machinist, r. 566 Folsom
Boukofsky Emil, merchant, r. 1607 Post
Boukofskj' Samuel, clerk M. Wunsch & Co., r. 402
Octavia
Boulan Richard, waiter O. R. andN. SS. Oregon
Boulanger Peter, mining, r. 618 Green
Boulden N. T., clerk P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro
Bouldiu D. W., speculator, r. 14 Elgin Park
Boulin Pierre, carpenter, r. 517 Filbert
BouUet Eugfne J., machinist F. A. Bobbins, r. 1239
Folsom, rear
Boullet Joseph H., printer, r. 1239 Folsom, rear
Boullet Joseph R., teacher music, r. 134 Hickory Av
Boullet Olive, widow, r. 1239 Folsom, rear
Boulou'Etienue, r. 523 Montgomery Av
Bouquet Delia Mrs., waitress, r. 259 Sutter
Bouquet Jean J., real estate, r. 1305 Dupont
Bourbin James C., grainer, r. NW cor Steiner and
Eddy
Bourcq Joseph, laborer, r. 1056 Howard
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "^sHiNG^DONE^t short notice
JMArnnMniirU importer of and dsaler in coal and pig iron,
. inHl/UUilUUun, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Bourcq Marie Mrs., laundress, r. 1056 Howard
Bourdet Jacques, butcher, r. Fifth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Bourdet Johu W., deputy Sheriff, r. Lick House
Bourdet Miunie Miss, operator F, Toplitz & Co., r. 730
Minna, rear
Bourdet Pierre, r. 730 Minna, rear
Bourgeois Alexander, foreman coal yard George W.
Gibbs & Co., r. 21}^ Langton, rear
Bourgeois Louis, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1332 California
Bourgoie Francis, fisherman, r. 1908 Powell
Bourgoin Adolph, watchmaker, books and stationery,
206 Montgomery Av
Bourguignon August, boots and shoes, 1034 Kearny
Bourguignon Ernest, shoemaker, r. 518J^ Montffomery
Av
Bourjade Cheri, liquor saloon, 1509 Dupont
Bourke James, seaman brig Consuelo, r. NW cor
Third and Berry
Bourke J. F., with WUliam T. Coleman & Co., r. 2108
Powell
Bourke John M.. clerk freight dept C. P. RR.. r. 56
South Park
Bourke Mary A., widow, bakery, 311 Franklin
I^^Bourke. See Berck, Berk and Burke
Bourman Peter, milker A. T. Noble & Co., r. NW cor
Thirtieth and San Jose Road
Bourn William B., manager estate of W. B. Bourn, 401
California, room 3, r. Palace Hotel
Bourne Elvina W., widow, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1240
Mission
Bourne John B., stockbroker, 12 Leidesdorff, r. 2510
California
Bourne Joseph, master mariner, r. 520 Howard
Bourne Richard A., leather and shoe findings, 108
Geary, r. 2120 Bush
Bourne William, laborer P. M. SS Co., r. 8J4 Freelon
Bournique Charles, bathman New York Baths, r. 738
Pacific
Bourquard Albert, machinist Richmann Drill and
Compressor Co., r. 42 Ritch
Bourquin Charles, dentist, office and r. 121 Powell
Bourquin Francoise, widow, r. 436 Green
Bourquin Rafael, baker Emile Pierron, r. 306 Mont-
gomery Av
Bours Thomas, r. 807 California
Bousente Jacques, r. 33 Fell
Bousfield Frederick H., r. 621 Geary
Bousfield William C. (Bousfield & Abbott) r. 604 Sut-
ter
Boagfield & Abbott (William C. Bousfield and
Osborn Abbott) local security brokers, 312 Cali-
fornia
Boushey Julius, physician, office andr. SW cor Ninth
and Mission
Bousquet A. M. Mme., dyeing and scouring, 726J^
Howard
Bousquet Eliza, widow, r. 916 Montgomery
Bousquet Eugene, laborer, r. 35^ Gilbert
Bousquet Leon, foreman Pac. Cream of Tartar Works,
r. 33^ Gilbert
Bousquet M. , laundryman, r. 2923 California
Boute Pierre, gardener, r. S s Sanchez, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Bouteiller Louis A., gardener Presidio Reservation,
r. cor Baker and Green
Boutelle William C. postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 112 O'Farrell
Bouterious Louis, butcher, r. 24 Langton
Boutes James F. (Boutes & Pac) r. 1303 Kearny
Routes dii Pac (James F. Boutes and John J. Pac)
liquor saloon, 511 Washington
Bouthillier Alphonse, carriagepainter, r. 1002 Ala-
bama
Bouton Albert, porter Holt Bros., r. Oakland
Boutou Andrus P., r. 110 Ellis
Bouton Frank G., foreman Club Stables, r. 32 Ellis
Bouton Fred. G., salesman LeCount Bros., r. 32 ElUs
Bouton Hurt., foreman La Grande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom, r. 2103^
Thirteenth
Bouton Nathan, coachman, r. 31 South Park
Bouton Setli S., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., r.
830 Howard
Bouton Wilson F., clerk John Rosenfeld, r. 12 Ron-
dell PI
Bouve Claude, shipjoiner, r. 22 Lily Av
Bouvet Jules, French laundry, 21 Virginia
Bo\jwman Bernardus, r. 574 Minna
Bovee George, miller, r. 12 Lewis
Bovee James S., nightwatchman Industrial School, r.
2814 Laguna
Bovee Nestell C, r. 2025 Mason
Bovee William H. (Cobb, Bovee & Co.) r. 1515 Cali-
fornia
Bovee William R., laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. 538
Fulton
Bovo Gabriel, wholesale and retail liquors, 1300-
1302 Dupont, NE cor Vallejo
Bovo Teresa, wido.w, r. 414 Green
Bovyer William L.. carpenter and builder, 510 Sacra-
mento
BowasJohn, buggyman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N s
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Bowbeer Thomas, butcher L. Werner,- r. 507 Sixth
Bowcard Frank, cabinitmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 104 McAllister
Bowcher James, upholsterer and furniture, 228 Stock-
ton, r. 504 Guerrero
Bowden Frank, r. 725 Pine
Bowden John, teamster, r. 2 Liberty
Bowden Joseph, painter, r. 15 Priest
Bowden Sophie, domestic 325 Larkiu
Bowden W. G., compositor Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 222 Bush
BS"Bowden. See Boden
Bowdla George, r. 914 Sansome
Bowe William H., groceries and liquors, SE cor Cen-
ter and Potrero Av
Bowen Agnes, domestic 1322 Golden Gate Av
Bowen Alfred, r. 325 Golden Gate Av
Bowen Andrew, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 346 Third
Bowen Archibald J., stevedore, r. 5 Little Webster
Bowen Asa M., r. 1544 Howard
Bowen Avery L., engineer California St. RB., r. 1640
Polk
Bowen Benjamin F., detective, r. 410 Kearny
Bowen Bridget, domestic NW cor Washington and
Franklin
Bowen Charles R. (Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen)
r. 1139 Sutter
Bowen Cornelius, laborer, r. ^07 Tehama
Bowen Daniel, miner, r. Columbia Hotel
Bowen Daniel, shipcarpenter, r. 1526 Dolores
Bowen Dennis, hostler N. Gray & Co., r. 442 Jessie
Bowen Dennis, teamster, r. 124 Ivy Av
Bo^veii Edgar J., importer and dealer seeds, 815-
817 Sansome. and school director, r. 805 Golden
Gate A V
Bowen Ezekiel C, foreman press room coiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 32 Sixth
Bowen Francis W., president Excelsior Powder
Co., office 330 Pine, room 53, r. 124 O'Farrell
Bowen Frank, molder, r. NE cor Eighteenth and Do-
lores
Bowen Frank B., sawyer, r. 817 Vallejo
Bowen George H.. miller Horace Davis & Co., 41 First
Bowen George W., japanner, r. 349 Fourth
Bowen G. W., carpenter, r. 18 Verona
Bowen Henry A.., delivery clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg
& Boweu, r. 1139 Sutter
Bowen Jacob, gripman California St. RR., r. 1640
Polk
Bowen James, r. 442 Jessie
Bowen James, r. 921 Howard
Bowen James B., r. 1602 Pacific Av
Bowen James P., longshoreman, r. 464 Tehama
Bowen J. Joseph (Tatum & Bowen) r. 802 Van Ness
Av
Bowen John, helper Western Iron Works, r. 1055
Howard
Bowen John, tinsmith, r. 18 Vandewater
Bowen John H., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 929 Clay
Boweu Margaret Mrs., r. 349 Fourth
Bowen Maria, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Bowen Mary, widow, r. 344 Clementina
Bowen Pardon M., mnfr yeast powder, 13 Pine, r.
Oakland
Bowen Rosanna, widow, r. 1306 Larkin
Boweu Samuel W., salesman J. W. Gale & Co.,r. 817
Valle.io
Bowen Thomas H., laborer,r. SE cor Baker and Golden
Gate Av
Bowen Thoinns J., clerk N. Gray & Co., r. 442 Jessie
Bowen Timothy, lamplighter, r. S s Green, bet Frank-
lin and Gough
Bowen Willard H., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg b
Bowen, r. 1139 Sutter
Bowen William, r. 1705 Market
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Bowen William, shoemaker St. Mary's Hospital
Boweu William M., engineer, r. 40 Minna
Bowen William S., shipchandler, r. 2308 Mission
Bowen William T., laborer, r. SE cor Baker and
Beach
Bowen's Block, W s Kailroad Av, bet Eleventh and
Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
B^~Bowen. See Bohen
Bower Albert H., fancy goods, 500 Valencia
Bower Catherine, widow, r. 229 Ellis
Bower Frederick, portrait painter, 210 Third, r. 229
Third
Bower John, r. 782 Harrison
Bower Joseph, sugar refiner, r. 609 Seventh
Bower Solomon M., upholsterer, 1520 Polk
B^Bower. See Bauer and Baur
Bowers Alphoiiso B., civil engineer, r. 613 Mission
Bowers Annie, widow, dressmaker, r. 349 J^ Minna
Bowers Catherine, widow, r. 1119 Folsom
Bowers Charles, coachman, 1925 Octavia
Bowers Eliza, widow, domestic 137 Silver
Bowers Frank, r. 1427 Washington
Bowers George (George Bowers & Co.) r. NW cor
Railroad and Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Bowers George & Co. (George Bowers and Daniel C.
Raynor) druggists, NW cor Kailroad and Eleventh
Avs, South S. F.
Bowers Henry, tailor, 11333^ Mission
Bowers Jacob, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Bowers* J. Milton, physician, office and r. Nu-
cleus House. Office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 7 J$ p. m.
Bowers John T., collector, r. 1427 Washington
Bowers Joseph, steward tugboat Neptune
Bowers iS. E. Mrs., physician, office and r. 58 St.
Ann's Bldg
Bowers William F., salesman Gutta Percha and Rub-
ber Mnfg Co., r. 1227 Turk
Bowery George, janitor Young Men's Christian Assn
Bldg, 232 Sutter
Bowes Frederick, steward Montgomery's Hotel
Bowes John J., shipwright, r. 70 Minna
Bowes J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 553 Tehama
Bowes Sarah E. Miss,*compositor Donald Bruce, r.
2505}^ Mission
Bowes William, clerk Charles Montgomery, r. Mont-
gomerv's Hotel
Bowie Allan St. J. (Bowie & Whiting) r. 839 0'Farrell
Bowie Augustus J., physician and surgeon, office
330 Sutter, r. 839 O'Farrell
Bowie Aug-ustus J. Jr., mining engineer, 217
Sansome, room 10, r. 1913 Clay
Bowie Hamiltoii C. , physician and surgeon, office
330 Sutter, r. 839 O'Farrell. Office hours 1 to 3 p.m.
Bowie Hugh, molder Union Iron Works, r. 5 RinconAv
Bo-wie Hyde R., capitalist, 318 Montgomery, r. 839
O'Farrell
Bo-wie Robert I., physician, office 330 Sutter, r.
2128 California. Office hours 10 a. m. to 12 m. and
1 to 3 p. M.
Bowie Wallace A. (Flood & Co.) and paper dealer, r.
1419 Folsom
Bowie & Wliiting (Allan St. J. Bowie and Dwight
Whiting) real estate and commission, 318 Mont-
gomery
Bowland James D., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 308 Noe
Bowlen James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bowlen Thomas H., driver Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
330 Twenty-.second
Bowler A, student Barnard's Business College
Bowler James, liquor saloon, 254 Spear
Bowler Timothy, laVjorir, r. cor Buchanan and Bay
Bowles Charles, r. Arcade House
Bowles Eliza, widow, r. til Jessie
Bowles George H. (Bowles k Darrow) r. 525 Post
Bowles James, books and stationery, SE cor
Leidosdorfif and Commercial
Bowles Philip E., student, r. 1626 Howard
Bowles Thomas, boileruiaker, r. 61 Jessie
Bowles & Darrow (George 11. Bowles and Henry Dar-
row) carpenters and builders, 223 Post
Bowley Free S., engineer S. P. RR., r. S s Santa
Clara, bet Harrison and Alabama
Bowley Samuel C, salesman and auctioneer B. B.
Woodward & Co., r. 423 Bryant
Bo^vman Arthur W. , real estate, 314 California,
r. Oakland
Bowman August (Bowman Brothers) r. 9 Bluxome
Bowman B., foreman Pioneer Lead Works, r. 116 Turk
Bowman Benjamin F., collector, r. 847 Harrison
Bowman Brothers (William and August) hay and
grain, 9-11 Bluxonie
Bowman Charles, clerk general freight office C. P. RE.,
r. 621 Green
Bowman Charles J., machinist, r. 566 Bryant
Bowman C. L., r. 32 Fourth
Bowman Cornelia, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 621 Green
Bowman E. D.. r. Rubs House
Bowman Emma M. Miss, seamstress, r. 847 Harrison
Bowman Frank, stovemounter, r. 847 Harrison
Bowman George, clerk Fox & Kellogg, r. Oakland
Bowman George £. (Bowman & Shields) r. 181 Perry
Bo^vinan George F. , real estate, 314 California,
r. NE cor Scott and Pacific Av
Bowman H. C, clerk J. Bertz, r. 328 Jessie
Bowman Henry, shipwright, r. Mechanics' Home
Bowman Henry, teamster, r. 385 Shotwell
Bowman Horace W.,stickerhand A. M.Jewell & Co., r.
1 Liberty, off Townsend
Bowman J., machinist Risaon I. and L.Works
Bowman Jacob, bookkeeper S. Bine, r. 501 Post
Bowman James F., journalist, r. 1108 Taylor
Bowman James N., bookkeeper, r. 7 Yerba Buena
Bowman Joel K., r. 181 Perry
Bowman John, engineer Allen & Young, r. 22 Tehama
Bowman John S. (John S. Bowman & Co.) r. 916
O'Farrell
Bowman John S. & Co. (John S. Bowman and
Joseph Coblentz) manufacturers cigars and im-
porters tobaccOj 213-215 Battery
Bowman Joseph, cooper, r. 541 Ninth
Bowman Julia M. Mrs., teacher St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. 2020 Mission
Bowman Levi, assistant Lincoln Grammar School, r.
214 Powell
Bowman Samuel, milkranch, nr St. Mary's College
Bowman S. L., r. 32 Fourth
Bowman Thomas B., r. 1041 Market
Bowman William (Bowman Brothers) r. 9 Bluxome
Bowman William, carpenter, r. N s Fifteenth, bet Cas-
tro and Noe
Bowman & Shields (George E. Bowman and John O.
Shields) liquor saloon, 308 Fourth
fi^" Bowman. See Bauman and Baumann
Bowne Emma L., widow, r. 107 Powell
Bowue William S. (Wright & Bowne) r. 2308 Mission
Bownes George E., laborer, r, NW cor Butte and Ten-
nessee
Bowron George J., r. 5 Polk
Bowser Samuel S. J., shoe dealer, r. 1022 Bryant
Bowyer Frederick W. (Mackenzie & Gilbertson) r.
Oakland
Box William, plasterer, r. 20 Turk
Boxton Charles, dentist Sichel & Richards, r. 164 Te-
hama
Boyce F., student Toland Medical College
Boyce Hamilton G., bookkeeper Hecht Bros. & Co., r.
526 Bryant
Boyce James, laborer, r. 26 J$ Welsh
Boyce John, laborer, r. 425 Linden Av
Boyce Mary Mrs., laundress, r. 2508 Bush
Boyce Millard F., r. 1051 Howard
Boyce M. J. Mrs., r. 771 Mission
Boyce Philip, r. 1051 Howard
Boyce Richard, r. 2508 Bush
Boyce Samuel, miner, r. 526 Bryant
Boyce S. B., salesman M. Heller & Bros., r. Oakland
Boyce Thomas, commission merchant, r. 526 Bryant
Boyce W., waiter, r. Bonanza House
Boyce William, molder, r. 526 Bryant
Boyce William, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Boyce William A., telegraph editor Morning Call, r.
1809 Jones
Boyd Alexander, capitalist, r. 500 Sutter
Boyd Colin M., city agent Imperial, London,
Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., 441 Califor-
nia, and Police Commissioner, r. Brunswick
House
Boyd C. Woodward.dentist, office 1003 Mission, r. 1015
Leavenworth
Boyd David, laborer, r. 5 Morrel PI
Boyd David W., policeman, r. 807 Mission
Boyd E. Mrs., widow, r. 835 Mission
Bovd Edward T., plumber and gasfitter, 840 Clay, r.
" 609 Stockton
Boyd Flora F. Miss, teacher Kindergarten School, r.
1015 Leavenworth •
Boyd Frank, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r. 222
Golden Gate Av
Boyd George C., r. 11 Hopeton Terrace
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Boyd George W., captain ship Otago, r. 113 Columbia
Boyd Grant, Balesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1614
Golden Gate Av
Boyd Henry C, mail clerk Alta-California, r. 915
Jones
Boyd Henry C. , real estate, r. 1324 Montgomery
Boyd James, junk, 6 Union, r. 1257 Montgomery
Boyd James, seaman P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 9 Pacific
Boyd James, stevedore, r. 1820 Stockton
Boyd James, stonecutter, r. 1404 J^ Hyde
Boyd James A., expressman, NW cor Pine and Front,
r. 14 Willow Av
Boyd James T. (Cope & Boyd) attorney at law, 324
Pine, rooms 11-14, r. Pacific Club
Boyd James T. Jr., receiver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1617
Larkin
Boyd J. C, lettercarrier Wells, Fargo & Co.'e Express,
r. 1820 Stockton
Boyd John, driver Fred Katz, r. 1006 Union
Boyd John, expressman, NW cor Pine and Front, r. 14
Willow Av
Boyd John E., proptr Boyd's Berkeley Express, 717
Montgomery and Berkeley Ferry, r. Berkeley
Boyd John F , capitalist, ofBte 29 Nevada Block, r.
Palace Hotel
Boyd Joseph, special policeman, r. 1257 Montgomery
Boyd Joseph C, mining superintendent, r. 907 Bu-
chanan
Boyd Joseph C. Jr., clerk, r. 907 Buchanan
Boyd Lizzie F. Miss, shoefitter E. Lehmann, r. Ala-
meda
Boyd N. E., medical student, r. 1031 Valencia
Boyd Oliver D., clerk, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Boyd Robert, bricklayer, r. Columbia Hotel
Boyd Robert, sewing machine agent, r. 274 Minna
Boyd Robert C, carriagemaker J. H. Goodrich, r. 136
Ridley
Boyd Theodore C, designer and engraver on wood,
408 California, room 25, r. 1015 Leavenworth
Boyd Thomas, r. 11 Hojieton Terrace
Boyd Thomas W., machinist, r. 704;^ O'Farrell
Boyd William, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Boyd William, cook, r. 304 Jessie
Boyd William, muster mariner, r. 1009 Valencia
Boyd William M., watchman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Boyden L. A., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1107 Bush
Boyden William B., mining, r. 603 Taylor
Boye Frederick, designer S. & G. Gump, r. Oakland
Boye Otto, bakery and restauraiit, 30 Sixth, r. 507
Stevenson
Boyenval Armand, laborer .\rpad Haraszthy & Co., r.
Oakland
Boyer Cyrus, decorator, r. 228 Montgomery Av
Boyer Edward, benchhand W. B. Bradbury, r. 1104
Market
Boyer Ellen Mrs., pork butcher, 3 Mission Market, r.
225 Seventeenth
Boyer Hans P., bedsteadmaker, 77 New Montgomery,
r. 33 Natoma
Boyer Louis W., insurance adjuster, 409 California, r.
523 Kearny
Boyer Thomas F., iron molder, r. 32 Russ
Boyer Urbaiu (Boyer .t hagrave) r. U22 Dupont
Boyer William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 34
Russ
Boyer & Lagrave (Urbain Boyer and John P. Lagrave)
liquor saloon, 1122 Dupont
Boyers Cary L., clerk general baggage agent C. P.
RR., Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Boyes James, clerk Henry J. Boese, r. 41 Natoma
Boyes Robert, porter Hoibrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
761 Harrison
Boyhan John, carriage trimmer H. M. Black & Co., r.
445 Natoma
Boyhan Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 445 Natoma
Boyhan Patrick, carriage trimmer Carvill Mnfg Co.,
r. 1708 Stevenson
Boy ken J. Adolph, drugs and chemicals, SW cor
Ninth and Mission, r. 1301 Mission
Boykin George H., r. 112 William
Boylan Bernard (Dooley & Boylan) r. 8 Auburn
Boylan Edward J., molder, r. 512 Fulton
Boylan James, r. 512 Fulton
Boylan James J., piledriver, r. 441 Clementina
Boylau John J., waiter, r. 407 Washington
Boylan Mary, widow, r. 811 Filbert
Boyle Alexander (Boyle & Co.) and first oflBcer stmr
Humboldt, r. 842 Market
Boyle Ann, widow, r. 430 Tehama
Boyle Charles, captain schr Active
Boyle Charles, shoemaker, r. 252 Minna
Boyle C. R. , clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r.
1114 Market
Boyle Daniel, driver United Carriage Co., r. 416
Fifth
Boyle Dennis H. (Duncan U Boyle) r. 636 Jessie
Boyle Edward, carpenter, r. 213 Seventh.
Boyle Edward, clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 633
Mission
Boyle Edward, plumber Charles Waters, r. 430
Tehama
Boyle Edward F., r. 300 Sixteenth, bet Valencia and
Mission
Boyle Edward J. (Boyle & Co.) r. 524 Howard
Boyle Edward J., assistant freight clerk Cal. Cracker
Co., r. 1103 Montgomery
Boyle Ellen, widow, r. 416 Fifth
Boyle Frank, plasterer, r. 14 J^ Mason
Boyle George, fireman P._M. SS. South Carolina
Boyle George, laborer, r.'l2 Broadway
Boyle George S., dentist, office 339 Kearny, r. 3273^
Chestnut
Boyle Hannah, widow, r. 327}^ Chestnut
Boyle Henry, salesman J. H. Malone, r. 14}^ Mason
Boyle Henry, seaman schr Active, r. 1136 York
Boyle Hugh A., with Francis, Valentine & Co.', r.
Marin Co.
Boyle J., foreman Hancock & Kelso, r. Ns Greenwich,
nr Powell
Boyle J. Mrs., r. 533 Mission
Boyle James, carpenter Jackson & Truman, r. 532
Sixth
Boyle James, laborer, r. 917 Capp
Boyle James, plasterer, r. 573 Sixteenth
Boyle John, clerk, r. Elcho House
Boyle John, laborer, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Boyle John, laborer, r. 20 Welsh
Boyle John, plumber, r. 814 Sansome
Boyle John C, clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 533
Mission
Boyle John J., clerk, r. 31 Ohio
Boyle John T., horseshoer, 809 Howard, r. 1314
Harrison
Boyle Lawrence, laborer, r. 127 Welsh
Boyle Lizzie Mrs., r. 259 Stevenson
Boyle M. Mrs., housekeeper Franklin Hotel
Boyle Margaret, domestic 1633 Mission
Boyle Margaret, widow, r. 31 Ohio
Boyle Mary, r. 513 Hyde
Boyle Mary, widow, r. 409 Greenwich, rear
Boyle Mary Miss, assistant Haight Grammar School,
r. 2549 Howard
Boyle Mary F., domestic 1712 Fillmore
Boyle Michael, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Boyle Michael, watchman, r. 717 Natoma, rear
Boyle Michael H.. baktr, r. 1412 Dupont
Boyle Minnie J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1314 Harrison
Boyle Olin M., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. Oak-
laud
Boyle Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Boyle Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Boyle Patrick, stevedore A. C. Freeee
Boyle Patrick J., shoemaker, r. 252 Minnik
Boyle Peter, r. 1136 York
Boyle Peter, laborer, r. W s Georgia, bet Shasta and
Sierra
Boyle Peter T., night watchman, r. 334 Townsend
Boyle Robert, groceries and liquors, 230 Minna
Boyle Robert, proptr St. Nicholas Hotel. 212 First
Boyle Robert, teamster, r. 1314 Harrison
Boyle Sarah Miss, r. 14 Mason
Boyle Sarah J. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 1826 Eddy
Boyle Thomas F., mail clerk Morning Call, r. 31 Ohio
Boyle Timothy, longshoreman, r. 334 Bryant
Boyle William, hog ranch, W s Eureka, nr Twenty-
second
Boyle William J., cutter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
1615 California
Boyle William P., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 31
Ohio
Boyle & Co. (Alexander and Edward J. Boyle) liquor
saloon, 842 Market
Boyne Albert F., candy maker, r. 74 Natoma
Boyne Joseph G., r. SCodman PI
Boyne Joseph G. Jr., copyist County Clerk, r. 925
Washington
Boyne Thomas, boarding and lodging, 45 Vallejo
Boyne William, baker, r. 1138 Folsom
INTEEIOR BECOEATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO., 645 Mariet St.
I INCKtEY, SPIERS A HAY'ES. FITI.TON IRON IVORKS, 213 Fremont Street.
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Boynton Abbie, widow, r. S s Fifteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South 8. F.
Boyntou Byron R., r. 1309 Webster
Boynton Charles A., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
Oakland
Boynton Charles E., carriage maker A. Folsom, r, 1724
Eddy.
Boynton Frederick W., r. 1309 Webster
Boynton H. H., copyist, r. 613 Mission
Boynton John M., clerk W. J. Bryan, r. 807 Geary
Boynton Lamour A., chief clerk V. S. Sub-Treasury, r.
20 Hill
Boynton Underbill, mining, 310 Pine, r. Ill Powell
Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, John H. Baker superin-
tendent, 68 Clementina
Boys' High School, Francis A. Blackburn principal, N
s Sutter, bet Gough and Octavia
Boysen Charles, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Boysen C. M., r. 639 Clay
Boysen Constance, widow, r. 613 Mason
Boysen Edward C.(JuliuB Boysen & Son) r. 911 Valen-
cia
Boysen Hans, boatman, r. 125 Francisco
Boysen Henry, waiter, r. 21 Anna .
Boysen Henry C, bartender, r. 12 Oregon
Boysen Julius (Julius Boysen & Son) r. 911 Valencia
Boysen Julius & Son(Juliu6 and Edward C. Boy-
sen) hat manufacturers, 223 Montgomery, Euss
House Block
Boysen Leonhard, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Boyson Antonio 0. A. (Anderson & Co.) r. NW cor San-
chez and Twenty-ninth
Boyson Hannah, cook 22 Hawthorne
Boyson James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Boyson J. Tliomas, physician, office 112 Kearny,
r. Palace Hotel
Boyson Martin, drayman Castle Bros., r. 569 Howard
Boyston John S.(Boy8ton & Brady) r. 739 Harrison
Boyston & Brady (John S. Boyston and Owen Brady)
liquor saloon, 610 Market
Boystrom John, laborer, r. 115 Geary, rear
Bozarth Basil, hostler, r. SW cor Broderick and Grove
Bozio Orlando (Bozio & Leturc) r. 953 Howard
Bozio Orlando (Bozio & Leturc) r. 953 Howard
Bozio & Leturc (Orlando Bozio and Auguste Le-
turc) wines and liquors, 149 Fourth
Bozovich L., Austrian Ben. Soc. 71 New Montgomery
Bozzano Pasquale, r. 10 Union PI
Bozzo E. & Co. (Emanuel Bozzo and Gaetano Testa)
wood and coal, 739 Vallejo
Bozzo Emanuel (E. Bozzo & Co.) r. 737 Vallejo
Bozzo Florence, r. 1009 Market
Bozzo Michael, bookkeeper E. Bozzo & Co., r.737 Val-
lejo
Braake Ernst, mastermariner, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brabandt Charles, driver Market St. RR., r. 809}^
Valencia
Bracci Angelo, fruits and vegetables, 1102 Folsom, r.
328 Seventh
Bracco Vincent, r. 903 Twentieth
Brace Abraham (Brace Brothers) r. 2928 Sixteenth
Brace Augusta J. Mrs., dressmaker, r.2928 Sixteenth
Brace Brothers (Nathan and Abraham) plasterers and
whiteners. 292ffSixteenth
Brace Nathan (Brace Brothers) r. 2928 Sixteenth
Brach Antonita Miss, teacher The Singer Mnfg Co.,
r. 213 Geary
Brach George A., r. 213 Geary
Brach John, speculator, r. 213 Geary
Brack Oswald, commission merchant, r. 1504 Franklin
Bracken George D., salesman Peterson & Palmer, r.
231 Sixth
Bracken James O., salesman Mrs. J. W. Jones, r. 1326
Mission
Bracken J. H., salesman KeaneBros., r. 1326 Mission
Bracken Lawrence, furniture dealer, 729 Brannan
Brackett Eugene, machinist, r. 37 Second
Brackett Mnrtha T., widow, r. 37 Second
Brackett William K., clerk L. T. Lazure & Co., and
publisher stock list S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r. 824 Ellis
Brackett William L., speculator, r. 824 Ellis
Bracktelle Wallace, jeweler, r. 602 Leavenworth
Bradbrook Harry, r. VM) Pine
Bradbrook William J., upholsterer, r. 255 Tehama
Bradbury Albert W., attorney at law, 609 Kearny, r.
104 Seventh
Bradbury Alfred W., bookkeeper Crocker & Suydam,
r. 1511 Clay
Bradbury Emeline, widow, r. 114 Ninth
Bradbury Fannie W., widow, r. 1.511 Clay
Bradbury Frederick, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Bradbury Helen E., widow, r. 1307 Taylor
Bradbury Lester, r. 217 Post
Bradbury Philip H., clerk Levison Bros., r. 1504 -Jones
Bradbury Phylenda, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1125 Fil-
bert
Bradbury Vesta E. Miss, assistant Jackson St. Prim-
ary School, r. 1511 Clay
Bradbury William B., proprietor Centennial Planing
Mills, 5.56-572 Brannan, r. NE cor Van Ness Av
and California
Bradbury's Building, 52 Second
Braddock Frank, carriagepainter, r. 5 Willow
Braddock William J., carriagepainter, r. Creedmore
House
Braden Oliver, laborer, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet Guer-
rero and Fair Oaks
Braden Rose, widow, r. 914 Lyon
Braden William, employee D. L. Hadley, r. 1105
Pierce
Brader Annie Miss, teacher music, r. 738 Broadway
Brader Elizabeth A. Miss, costumer, r. 738 Broadway
Brader Henry, liquor merchant, r. 738 Broadway
Brader John H., manufacturer, r. 738 Broadway
Bradfleld Richard, miller, r. 1103 Montgomery
Bradford Abram C. Jr., policeman, r. 13)^ Oak
Bradford Ada Mrs., elevator operator U. S. Appraiser's
Bldg, r. 606 Montgomery
Bradford Augustus, engineer, r. 126 Rose Av
Bradford Catherine Miss, cigars and tobacco, 323
Drumm
Bradford Charles A., salesman Charles A. Hawley &
Co., r. 65 Tehama
Bradford Daniel F., with Sacramento River Packing
Co., r. San Rafael
Bradford Edwin J., plumber, r. 327 Fourth
Bradford Elizabeth, widow, r. 133^ Oak
Bradford George, sign painter, r. 515 Pine
Bradford George B. , real estate agent and Super-
visor Seventh Ward, office 413 Montgomery, r. 65
Tehama
Bradford George L., clerk George B. Bradford, r. 65
Tehama
Bradford Joseph F., clerk Police Court No. 2, r. 65
Tehama
Bradford Llewellyn, engineer, r. 126 Rose Av
Bradford Lorisa Miss, r. 13^ Oak
Bradford Mary, widow, r. 13 Jg Oak
Bradford Sarah, laundress La Grande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Bradford T. D., coal merchant, r. 14 Geary
Bradford Wallace, salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
2123 California
Bradford W. H., driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. cor
Sierra and Kentucky
Bradford William B., commission merchant, 318
Front, r. San Rafael
Bradford Wilmer, draftsman C. W. M. Smith, r. 1341
Howard
Bradford Woodbury, compositor, r. 2123 California
Bradley Albert D., actor Baldwin Theatre, r. 5 Mint
Av
Bradley Annie.domestic 2125 California
Bradley Asa M., foreman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co., r.
Oakland
Bradley Benjamin, laundryman, r. 8 s Eddy, bet Fill-
more and Steiner '
Bradley Bernard, butcher, r. Twelfth Av, bet L and
M, South S. F.
Bradley Bernard, house and sign painter, SE cor Mis-
sion and Mary and 17(i4 Fillmore, r. 1222 Eddy
Bradley Charles, longslioreman, r. 249 Perry, rear
Bradley Charles R., porter, r. 546 Minna
Bradley Charles T., wool scourer, r. Fourteenth Av,
bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Bradley E. A., seaman P. C. SS. Orizaba
Bradley Eliza Mrs., proptr Bradley House, 118 Post
Bradley Francis D. (King & Bradley) r. 233 Third
Bradley Frederick, piunter. r. 638 Green
Bradley George L., real estate, r. 820 Sutter
Bradley George T., compositor, r. Overland House
Bradley Henry W., clerk Stanly, Stoney & Hayes, r.
1316 California
Bradley House, Mrs. Eliza Bradley proptr, 118 Post
Bradley H. W., carpenter Marcus C. Hawley & Co.
Bradley, James, contractor, r. 346 Fourth
Bradley J.imes, driver Market St. RR., r. 223 Fif-
teenth
Bradley James A., r. 201 Powell
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GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office. 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
13IPORTE11 OP AXD DEALER EV ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOBIESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Bradley James J., painter, r. 1222 Eddy
Bradley John, engineer, r. 355 Clementina
Bradley John, laborer, r, 1110 Green
Bradley John, porter M. Kilday, r. 100^ Second
Bradley John T., housepainter, r. 27 Rausch, rear
Bradley John T., mining, 308 Pine, r. Oakland
Brad If y Kate, widow, r. 732 Snttfer
Bradley.L. L., r. 703 Market ,
Bradley Margaret Mrs., r. 812 Jackson
Bradley Margaret, domestic 526 Harrison
Bradley Mary, seamstress La Grande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Bradley Mary J. Mrs., teacher elocution Zeiteka's In-
stitute, r. 209 Hyde
Bradley Michael, laborer, r. 249 Perry, rear
Bradley Millard F., searcher records, r. 118 Post
Bradley M. J., r. 540 El! is
Bradley Osgood G., clerk Commercial Insurance Co.
of Cal., r. 127 Kearny
Bradley Patrick, baker Mount St. Joseph's Infant Asy-
lum, South S. F.
Bradley Patrick, helper Eisdon I. and L. Works
Bradley Patrick, laborer, r. 14 Tehama
Bradley Patrick, soap dealer, 711 Brannan
Bradley Richard, clerk Wadhams & Elliott, r. 1316
California
Bradley Richard, master mariner, r. Winchester
House
Bradley Robert, lather, r. 1656 West Mission
Bradley T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bradley Theodore, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery,
r. 238 Taylor
Bradley Thomas, glassblower, r. 249 Perry, rear
Bradley William, r. 1939 O'Farrell
Bradley William, harnesscleaner, r. 134 Seventh
Bradley William, mashman Bay View Distillery, r.
Nineteenth Av, bet H and I, South S. F.
Bradley William, teamster Presidio Reservation
Bradley & Rulof sou (John H. Dall and estate of
William H. Eulofson) photographic art gallery,
429 Moutgomeiry, cor Sacramenio
Bradrick Charles, porter new City Hall, r. 113 Langton
Bradrick Isaac, policeman, r. 113 Langton
Bradshaw David, laborer, r. 24 Hunt
Bradshaw F. H., clerk, r. 2951 Sixteenth
Bradshaw George H., purser P. C. SS. Alex. Duncan,
r. 2107 California
Bradshaw Ira H., patternmaker, r. 715 Howard
Bradshaw M. P. Mrs., widow, r. 531 Capp
Bradshaw R. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2107 California
Bradshaw Robert, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Union House
Bradshaw Samuel C, clerk, r. 2107 California
Bradshaw William G.. candy mnfr, 2951 Sixteenth, r.
28 Second Av
Bradstreet J. Rea, mnfr weather strips and rubber
moldings, 641 Mission, r. 2505 California
Bradstreet (Tlie) Company, Improved Mer-
cantile Agency (New York) L. B. Hilliard super-
intendent. 230 California
Brady Adolph (Brady & Kafka) r. 1047 Bryant
Brady Alice C. Miss, mnfr bed comforters, 110 Kearny
Brady Ann Miss. r. 40Quinn
Brady Annie, domestic 65 Tehama
Brady Annie, dome.'*tic21()l California
Brady Annie Mrs., r. 52 Naloma
Brady Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 822 Valencia
Brady Benjamin, commission merchant, r. 1318 Broad-
way
Brady Bernard F., carpenter, r. 1626 Devisadero
Brady Bonaventure P., clerk freight audjlor C. P.RR.,
r. 1223 Filbert
Brady Bridget Miss, r. 40 Quinn #
Brady Catherine, ladies' nurse, r. 336 Minna
Brady Catherine Miss, tailoress, r. S a Greenwich, bet
Montgomery and Sausome
Brady Charles, r. 132 Turk
Brady Charles, clerk J. Lancaster & Co., r. 176 Minna
Brady Daniel, porter, r. 22 Ash Av
Brady Daniel J., bricklayer, r. 436 Twenty-second
Brady Daniel J., longshoreman, r. 15 M Clara
Brady David, shoemaker, r. 244 Jessie
Brady Edward, plumber and gasfitter, 510 Pine, r.
1215 M Folsom
Brady Edward R., clerk treasurer's oflBice C. P. RR., r.
132 Turk
Brady Ella, domestic 1808 O'Farrell
Brady Francis R.. stovemounter, r. 421 Fourth
Brady Frank, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn. 71 New Mont-
gomery
Brady H., r. .529 Sacramento
Brady Hannah Miss.r. 3 Verona
Brady Harry C, apprentice Edward Brady, r. 1215>4
Folsom
Brady Henry J., attorney at law, 402 Montgomery,
room 19, r. Bohemian Club
Brady Hugh J., porter Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express,
r. 624 Brannan, rear
Brady James, cooper, r. 19 Kate
Brady James, housesmith, r: 1616 Mason *
Brady James, laborer, r. 425 Fremont
Brady James, liquor saloon, 821 Market, r. 12 Howard
Court
Brady James, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich, nr
Sansome, rear
Brady James J., carpenter, r. 1416 Devisadero
Brady James P., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Brady James W., metalroofer, and extraman Hose No.
4, S. F. F. D., r. 1 Vincent
Brady J. F., r. 537 Sacramento
Brady John, r. 176 Minna
Brady John, blacksmith, r. 735 Green, rear
Brady John, boilermaker, r. 349 Tehama
Brady John, fireman C. P. RR. stmr El Capitan, r. 177
Clara
Brady John, housesmith, r. 1616 Mason
Brady John, laborer, r. 114 Fourth
Brady John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Brady John, longshoreman, r. 636 Commercial
Brady John, teamster, r. 1005 Bryant
Brady John J., contractor, r. 309 Ritch
Brady John J., janitor Lincoln Grammar School, r.
717 Tehama
Brady John S., hostler, r. San Bruno Road, nr County
Line
Brady John T., druggist, r. 720 California
Brady Josephine Miss, r. 132 Turk
Brady Kate, cook 1011 Bush
Brady Kate, domestic 312 Grove
Brady Kate Miss, carpet sewer, r. 853 Harrison
Brady Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 910 Harrison
Brady Kate E. Miss, assistant Ewing Primary School,
r. 353 Grove
Brady Katie, domestic 1220 Ellis
Brady Lizzie, domestic 433 Natoma
Brady Lizzie, domestic 2013 Powell
Brady Lizzie Miss, tailoress, r. 1319 Pacific
Brady Louis, cigarbox maker, r. 460 Sixth
Brady Maggie, domestic 840 Grove
Brady Jlaggie Miss, seamstress, r. 853 Harrison
Brady Margaret, widow, r. 62 Natoma
Brady Margaret, widow, r. 202 Van Ness Av, rear
Brady Martin, tanner, r. 435 Shipley
Brady Mary J., widow, r. 126 Eighth
Brady Matthew, assistant chief engineer S. P. F. D.,
ottioe. old City Hall, r. 920 Jackson
Brady Matthew, groceries and liquors, 233 Fifth, r.
353 Grove
Brady Matthew I., clerk, r. 353 Grove
Brady Michael, housesmith, 109 First, r. 1310 Coliun-
bia
Brady Michael, lard refiner, r. S 8 Seventh Av, bet L
and M. South S. F.
Brady Michael, teamster, r. 8 Welph
Brady Michael Jr., tanner, r. 1310 Columbia
Brady Nicholas, marble worker, r. 416 Stevenson
Brady Owen (Boystou & Brady) r. 1023 Post
Brady Owen, porter Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, r.
328 Jessie
Brady Owen E., contractor, r. 822 Valencia
Brady Patrick, assistant Sanitarium Baths, r. 1711
Stockton
Brady Patrick, carpenter, SE cor Post and Central Av,
r. 1416 Devisadero
Brady Patrick, laborer, r. 612 Battery
Brady Patrick, laborer, r. 1142 Folsom
Brady Patrick, lodgings, 229 Si.^th
Brady Patrick, metalroofer, 116 Tenth
Brady Patrick, waiter, r. 19 Kate
Brady Patrick T., porter, r. 4'23M Shipley
Brady Peter, assistant rectoi' St. John The Baptist
Church, r. 1122 Eddy
Brady Peter, groceries and liquors, 391 M Ninth
Brady P. H., mining, r. Commercial Hotel
Brady Philip, blacksmith, r ^07 Langton
Brady Philip, framei^iakei- McEachreu & Rowe, r. S s
I'otrero Av, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Brady Philip, framecaster S. & G. Gump, r. 28
RaiiBch
Brady Philip, laborer, r. 6 Elizabeth
OftK, ASH. HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH. Ss^TJ:
G. D. MORSE,
pnOTOGBAPITER, 826 MARKET ST.
Pboloerraithy in all ita brandies exeoated In any style.
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Brady Philip, laborer, r. 449 Folsom
Brady Philip, pressman, r. 419 Stockton
Brady Philip, teamster, r. 2733 Pine
Brady Richard, drayman, r. 1005 Bryant
Brady Robert E., cook, r. 415 Tehama
Brady Sarah A., widow, seamstress, r. 1332 Pine
Brady Susan F., widow, varieties, 1319 Paciiic
Brady Susan M., widow, bakery, 1325 Sacramento
Brady Thomas, bricklayer, r. 353 Clementina
Brady Thomas, fireman, r. 225 Austin
Brady Thomas, fireman P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 1615 Pine
Brady Thomas, ironmolder, r. 8 Minna
Brady Thomas, laborer, r. N 8 Shasta, bet Michigan
and Illinois
Brady Thomas, liquor saloon, 4 Fourth, r. 319 Jessie
Brady Thomas, longshoreman, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Brady Thomas, miner, r. 424 Sansome
Brady Thomas, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Brady Thomas, tailor, r. 176 Minna
Brady Thomas, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Brady Thomas A. E. , machinist Hall's Safe and Lock
Co., r. 307 Seventeenth
BradyThomas F., boilermaker, r. 566 Howard
Brady Tlionias F., news depot. 1903 Fillmore
Brady Thomas H., carpenter, r. 1416 Devisadero
Brady Thomas H., clerk, r. 3.53 Grove
Brady W., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Brady William J., foreman boilershop Risdon I. and
L. Works, r. 34 Rausch
Brady & Kafka (Adolph Brady and Simon Kafka)
butchers, 200 Sixth
Brael Henry, laborer, r. S s Fifteenth Av, bet Q and
R, South S. F.
Braendlein George, musical instruments, 1523 Market
Bragg Ada Miss, assistant Noe and Temple St. Pri-
mary School, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Frank, machinist, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg George H. salesman Waterhouse & Lester, r.
314 Seventeenth
Bragg John, shipcarpenter, r. NE cor Castro and
Beaver
Bragg Joseph, r. 232 Jessie
Bragg Lizzie Miss, assistant Irving Primary School,
r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Mary J., Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r.
NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragjf Robert, manufacturer steering wheels, 322
Main, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
Brags William, shipcarpenter, r. 1625 Pine
Bragdon C. A., nurse City and County Hospital
Bragia Angelo S. (Bragia & Gianni) r. 1102 Folsom
Bragla & Gianni (Angelo S. Bragia and Dominico
Gianni) fruits and produce, 1102 Folsom
Braham George, superintendent Pac. Hebrew Or-
phan Asylum and Home Soc, Devisadero, bet
Hayes and Grove
Brabam George Mrs., matron Pac. Hebrew Orphan
Asylum and Home Soc, Devisadero, bet Hayes
and Grove
Braham Michael, laborer, r. .324 Minna
Braid Alice G. Mrs., milliner, 51.5-517 Hayes
Braid David C, millinery and straw goods, 515-517
Hayes
Brainard George L., druggist James Devine
Braiuard Henry C, carrier Alta California, r. 334 Bush
Brainard John, coachman, 1918 • Pacific Av
Braiuard Richard, salesman Lllienthal & Co., r. 1105
Van Ness Av
Brake James, cook, r. What Cheer House
Brakeuwagen Henry, carpenter, r. 442 Green
Brakniaun Ferdinand, liquor saloon, SW cor Steven-
son and Annie
Brali George (Ferrea & Brali) r. Wheat, bet Paul and
Salinas Avs, South S. F.
Bralich Frederick, liquor saloon, 706 Jackson, r. 308
Union
Bralye Jans C, laborer, r. 10 Bryant Av
Bramhalt Bartlctt M., salesman A. L. Biincroft & Co.,
r. (i06 Shotwell
Bramhall Walter M., with J. K. Armsby & Co., r. 1421
Sacramento
Bramler Caleb A., teamster, r. 25 Hermann
Bramsoii Henry, machinist, r. 14 Pfeiflfer
Bramstedt John, clerk M. Tiodomann, NW cor McAl-
lister and Gough
Bramstedt John H., liquor saloon, 251 Steuart, r. 210
Steuart
Bramstedt Richard, blacksmith, r. 312Ji Clementina
liramwell Aaron, stevedore, r. 8 Calhoun
Brauiwell Annie, Miss, g'.ovemaker, r.8 Calhoun
Branagan Patrick J., bakery, 1124 Larkin
Branch Alfred, brassmolder, r. 564 i^ Bryant
Branch Frank, clerk George W» Miller, r. .564!^ Bryant
Branch George H., compositor, r. 564}^ Bryant
Brancn George W., examiner of invoices. Naval Office,
Custom House, r. 1532 Polk
Branch House, L. J. ^well iiroprietor, 424 San-
some
Branch Oscar, coremaker, r. 564 3^ Bryant
Branch Royal D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, r. 705 Post
Brand Aristide, secretary La Societe Fran^ais
D'Epargnes ct de Prevoyance Mutuelle, 534 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda
Brand August, maltster, r. SE cor Fulton and Webster
Brand Caroline, widow, r. 28}^ Park Av
Brand Ernest, auditor Humboldt Savings and Loan
Soo.,r. 28 M Park-Av
Brand Ernest, jeweler, r. 425 Post
Brand Eva. domestic 410 Taylor
Brand Frederick, shipcarpenter, r. 813 Howard
Brand Herman, maiiufacturer and dealer cigars
and leaf tobacco, 304 Battery, r. 116 Ridley
Brand Herman J., mnfg jeweler and diamond setter,
230 Kearny
Brand Jacob, butcher, r. N s. Union, bet Octavia
and Laguna
Brand John G. (Knoechel & Brand) r. Oakland
Brand J. W. Mrs., stationery and varieties, 120 Taylor
Brand Lena, cook 1617 Van Ness Av
Brand Lucien, clerk Lazard Freres, r. Alameda
rg^Brand. See Brandt
Brandau Emil, draftsman, r. 405 O'Farrell
Brandemann Carsten, shipwright, NE cor Santa Clara
and Illinois
Brandenburg Charles, longshoreman, r. 340 Ritch
Brandenmiil William, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Braudenstein A. J. & Co. (Alfred J. Brandenstein and
Simon L. Goldberg) importers and dealers leaf
tobacco and cigars, 508-510 Washington
Brandenstein Alfred J. (A. J. Br^indenstein & Co.) r.
SW cor California and Gough
Brandenstein Gustave H. (H. Brandenstein & Co.) r.
415 Post
Brandenstein H. & Co. (Herman and Gustave H. Bran-
denstein and M. Clayburgh) auctioneers and com-
mission merchants, carriages, harness, etc., SW
cor Mission and New Montgomery
Brandenstein Herman (H. Brandenstein & Co. and
Clayburgh & Brandenstein) r. 810 Ellis
Brandenstein Herman H., bookkeeper Schweitzer,
Sachs & Co., r. 1445 Leavenworth
Brandenstein Joseph (A. S. Rosenbaum & Co.)
and president Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. SW cor
California and Gough
Brandenstein M.& Co. (Meyer Brandenstein and Laz-
ard Godchaux) wholesale butchers, S s First Av,
nr Kentucky, South S. F., office 529 Clay
Brandenstein Max J. (Siegfried & Brandenstein) r.
SW cor California and Gough
Brandenstein Meyer (M. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 709
O'Farrell
Brander George IJ. , vice-president Nevada Bank
of San Francisco, NW cor Montgomery and Pine,
r. 615 Taylor
Brander Saloon, Henry Kleen proprietor, 225
Clay
Braudl Rofena Mrs., midwife, r. 106 McAllister
Brandon Fred. !>. , attorney at law, 528 Califor-
nia, room 8, r. 15 DeBoom
Braadon J . Bu, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Express,
r. Alameiw,
Brandon Jos9pU R. , attorney at law, €04 Mer-
chant, r. 2907 Washington
Brandon Michael, hackman, r. 171 Perry
Braudtni Owen, boilermaker, r. 15 Ritch
Brandon Patrick H., special policeman, r. 28 Clarence
PI
Brandon Patrick H. Jr., plumber, r. 28 Clarence PI
Brandon W. M., real estate agent, 622 Clay, r. Oakland
Brandson Conrad, waiter, r. 1435 Valencia
Brandstetter George, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
Brandstetter George, shoemaker, r. 1333 Dupont
Brandt , waiter, r. 261 Stevenson
Brandt Adolph R. (Brandt Brothers) r. W s Vermont,
bet Colusa and Yuba
Brandt Alonzo B., relief engineer S. F. F. D., r. 414
Duncan
Brandt Annie, domestic 1811 Mason
Brandt Arthur, upholsterer, r. 819 Capp
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its
branches. 119 MONTGOMERV ST.
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Brandt August W., cook, r. 664 Minna
Brandt Bernard L., house and signpainter, 404 Mont-
gomery, r. 1013 Van Ness Av
Brandt Brothers (Adolph K. and Hermann C.) tan-
ners and curriers, W s Vermont, nr Army
Brandt Charles W., captain schr California, r. 58 Clay
Brandt Brie A., insurance broker, r. 110 Mason
Brandt Frederick, carpenter P. M. SS. City of Tokio
Brandt Frederick, groceries and liquors, 417 Third
Brandt Frederick B., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Brandt George E., sailmaker, r. 1815 Stockton
Brandt Henry (Knopf & Brandt) r. 1412 Larkin
Brandt Herman W. A., barber, r. 535 Vallejo
Brandt Hermann C. (Brandt Brothers) r. W s Ver-
mont, bet Colusa and Tuba
Brandt Isuac B. L., attorney at law, 306 Pine,
room 5, r. 614 Hyde
Brandt Jacob, foreman I. S. Rosenbaum & Co., r. 1339
Howard
Brandt J. C. Mrs., r. Winchester House
Brandt John, cook, r. 916 Montgomery
Brandt Jolm, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Brandt John J., sailmaker, r. 1815 Stockton
Brandt Louis, r. 504 Grove
Brandt Louis B., traveling salesman Liebes Bros, k
Co., r. 1013 Van Nes.s Av
Brandt Loui.^e E. Miss, assistant Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1815 Stockton
Brandt M. \., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Brandt Mary Miss, r. '225 Geary
Brandt Maurice, salesman Colman Bros., r. 504 Grove
Brandt Otto, groceries and liquors, 1038 Market and
wood and coal, 1033 Valencia
Brandt Theresa, domestic 835 Post
Biy Brandt. See Brand and Brant
Brandtjen John, liquor saloon, 810 Sixth
Brandy City Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal) Charles Al-
lenberg secretary, 630 Brannan
Branger Joseph, Societe Culinair^ Francaise, 510
Bush
Brankiu Mary, widow, r. 1513 Powell
Brann Alonzo R., sailmaker, r.. 813 Howard
Brann Frank R. (Redstone & Brann) attorney at law,
240 Montgojiiery, room 14, r. 52^ Twenty-second
Brann Lorin, r. W s Missouri, bet Santa Clara and
Mariposa
Brann Mary J., widow, lodgings, 413 Fourth
Brann Robert C. (Harding, Brann & Prior) r. 117 Co-
lumbia
Brann Thomas M., conductor Central RR., r; 686^
McAllister
Brannagan Christopher, clerk, r. 324 }<; Broadway
ft^Branuagan. See Branuigan and Branagan
Brannan , captain bktn Melancthon, office 44
Market
Brannan A. L. Mrs., r. 610 Folsom
Brannan Ambrose T., ironmolder, r. 247 Clara
Brannan Bridget, widow, r. 1119 Greenwich
Brannan Cecilia, domestic 33H Oak
Brannan Dennis, laborer, r. 635 Second
Brannan Edward, helper Western Iron Works, r. 527
Howard
Brannan Elizabeth, widow, r. 721 Brannan, rear
Brannan Era Mrs., r. 17 Wildey
Brannan James, .laborer, r. 103 King
Brannan James, laborer, r. 1621 Leavenworth
Brannan James, upholsterer, r. 3011 Clay
Brannan James E., r. 719 Brannan
Brannan James J., tinsmith, r. 28 Freelou
Brannan James M., jeweler, r. 2510 Post
Brannan John, deckhand S. P. C. RR. stmr Garden
City, r. 512 Mission
Brannan John, laborer, r. 12 Howard
Brannan John, longshoreman, r. 21 Anthony
Brannan John, master m«riner, r. 54 Sacramento
Brannan John, pantryman P. C. S3. State of Califor-
nia, r. 80 Clinton
Brannan John E., clerk, r. 1711 Eddy
Brannan John E., wood and coal, 455 Clementina, r.
444 J4 Clementina
Brannan Lawrence, blacksmith, r. 46 Louisa
Brannan Maggie, widow, bakery, 637 M Howard
Brannan Martha, widow, r. 28 Freelon
Brannan Msry, widow, r. S s Santa Clara, bet Utah
and Nebraska
Brannan Mary J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 247 Clara
Brannan Michael, driver Omnibus RR., r. 743 Harri-
son
Brannan M. J., cook. r. 6.36 Commercial
Brannan Patrick, laborer, r. 103 King
Brannan Patrick R.. blacksmith, 821 Geary, r. 20 Myr-
tle Av
Brannan Sarah, widow, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-ninth
Brannan Samuel, office Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery
Brannan Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 313 Fourth
Brannan Thomas, bootmaker, r. 349 >$ Minna
Brannan Thomas, laborer, r. 14 Clara
Brannan Thomas, laborer, r. 719 Brannan
Brannan Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Brannan Thomas, wood and coal, 1161 Howard, r. 714
Tehama
Brannan Thomas J. (Brannan & Dufficy) r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Brannan William, produce dealer, r. 247 Clara
Brannan William, teamster, r. SE cor Railroad and
Fifth Avs, South S. F.
Brannan William Jr., shoecutter, r. 247 Clara
Brannan <& Dufficy (Thomas J. Brannan and M.
C. Dufficy) proprietors Brooklyn Hotel, 212 Bush
B^Brannan. See Brennan
Brannigan James, hostler, r. 421 Bush
Branuigan Maggie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Brannigan Matthew, contractor, r. 1136 Howard
Brannigan Peter, tanner, r. Eleventh Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Brannigan Philip, Rig. and Stey. Union, 806 Mont-
gomery
Branscheid Charles F. , clerk Wieland Bros., r. 820 Pa-
cific I
Branscheid Edward C, clerk, r. 820 Pacific
Branscheid William (G.Weber & Co.) r. 820 Pacific |
Branscheid William H., salesman Holbrook, Merrill 1
& Stetson, r. 820 Pacific 1
Bransfurd Susie E. Miss, r. 207 Turk |
Branson, Armitage & Co. (Ware Branson, John Armi-
tage and Jacob F. Miller) sailmakers, 111 Broad-
way
Branson C. R., r. St. David's House
Branson Thomas, laborer, r. 362 Natoma
Branson Ware (Branson, Armitage & Co.) r. Oakland
Brant Charles, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Brant Clarence A., clerk Flint & Stone, r. 329 Eddy
Brant Emma Miss, operator Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 1712 Jones
Brant J., laborer, r. 1149 Harrison
Brant John H., teamster, 113 Davis, r. 329 Eddy
Brant Thomas, laborer, r. 424 Sansome
n^ Brant. See Brandt
Braren Roluf, hostler, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Brarens Henry, laborer, r. N 8 Beaver, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Brarens Peter, milk dealer, r. NW cor Seventeenth
and Church
Brarens Susan, domestic 1509 Gough
Brash Elizabeth Miss, r. 1407 Clay
Brashears Richard B., cook, r. 122 Shipley
Brask John G., liquor saloon, 129 Folsom
Brask Nicoli, surveyor, r. 228 Montgomery Av
Brassell Mary, domestic 612 Larkin
Brassell Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Brastow Solomon D., division superintendent Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, r. 1205 Jackson
Bratt A., butcher, r., W s Fair Oaks, bet Eighteenth
and Ninteenth
Brattell Walter, jeweler, r. 602 Leavenworth
Bran J. H., Mastt-r Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Brand Caroline Mme., mnfr fancy feathers, 425 Post
Brauer Albert, liquor saloon, 640 Pacific
Brauer A. W., teacher music, r. 30 Page
Brauer Catherine, widow, r. 724 Union
Brauer Henry (Martens & Brauer) r. 1903 Geary
Brauer Jolm, coppersmith, r. 501 Broadway
Brauer Lillie Miss, r. 724 Union
Brauer Louis, driver, r. 537 Hayes
BSy Brauer. See Brewer and Broyer
Braughal Joseph, quartermaster P. M. SS. City of Rio
d« Janeiro
Braun Adolph W., tailor, r. 240 Jessie
Braun Augustus F. H., machinist Joseph Bien, r. 1004
Hyde
Braun Bertha Miss, dressmaker, r. 35 Russ
Braun Charles, waiter Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
1 Braun Ferdinand, laborer, r. 415 '<. Stevenson
j Braun Frederick, bartender, r. 605 Broadway
Braun Henry, laborer, r. 605 Broa<hvay
Braun Henry, foreman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 115 Pros-
pect PI
Braun H. P., paperhanger, r. 605 Broadway
Braun Katarina, domestic 807 Sutter
G.W.CLARK & CO.
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF WALL PAPERS
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645 MARKET ST.
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Braun Napoleon, waiter, r. C05 Broadway
f^" Braun. See Brown
BMune F., waiter, r. 261 Stevenson
Brauuhardt Samuel, travelling agent, r. Linden
House
Braunlich Julius, tinsmith, r. 226 Grove
Braunschweigcr Herman (Braunschweiger & Bum-
sted) r. 2216 California
BrauiiscIiAveiger <& Bamsted (H. Braun-
schweiger and Ed. H. Bumsted) importers and
wholesale dealers wines and liquors, 223 Caliloruia
Bravastrello Francisco, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Wash-
ington
Bravender Joseph, butcher, r. W 6 San Bruno Road,
nr Army
Bravermau Louis (Louis Braverman & Co.) r. 1016
Eddy
BRAVERMAN LOUIS & CO.
(liouis Bra,verinun) importers aiifl re-
tail dealers watches, je'welry, dia-
monds. Silver-ware, etc., 119 Mont-
gomery
Braverman Sig. L., salesman Louis Braverman & Co.,
r. 1016 Eddy
Bravin George, r. 50 Ritch
Bravin Richard, r. 50 Ritch
Bray Alexander C, ironmolder, r. 153 Jg Third
Bray Alonzo W., teamster, r. 6 Jane PI
Bray Anthony, miner, r. 118 Eddy
Bray Brothers (Watson A. Bray) grain commis-
sion merchants, and agents Alviso Flouring Mills,
226 Clay
Bray C. E., general agent Hayes & Co., 222 Montgom-
ery, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Bray Edward M., bookkeeper Bray Bros., r. Fruit
Vale
Bray E. J. Mrs., boarding, 118 Eddy
Bray Ellis H., carpenter, r. 225 Bartlett
Bray Frank, r. 247 Sixteenth, bet Mission and Howard
Bray Frederick, clerk, r. 737 McAllister
Bray Grace S. Mrs., proptr St. Cloud House, 418 Sut-
ter
Bray Henry T., contractor and builder, r. 2921 Mis-
sion
Bray John L., superintendent Northern Pacific RR.,
r. 539 Turk
Bray Mary, widow, r. N 8 Thirtieth, bet Sanchez and
Church
Bray Michael, shoemaker, r. 1046 Folsom
Bray Sylvester L., grocer, r. 3 Hopeton Terrace
Bray Warren L., teamster, r. 512 Leavenworth
Bray Watson A. (Bray Brothers) r. Fruit Vale
Br|iy Will. H., actor Winter Garden, r. 614 Taylor
Briay William, clerk, r. 4623^ Minna
Bray William H., quartermaster P. M. SS. Granada
Bray William H., journalist, r. 418 Sutter
Braynard Thomas, student Heald's Business College
Brayshaw Alice Miss, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Brayshaw William H., weaver, r. SE cor Greenwich
and Larkin
Brayton A. P. (Rankin, Brayton & Co.) r. Oakland
Brayton W. H., mining, r. 801 Leavenworth
Brazel William, laborer, r. 714 Geary
Brazell James M., mining secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 3, r. 310 Stockton
Brazens Henry, driver, r. 223 Stevenson
Brazil Patrick, teamster, r. 117 Ash Av
Brazouio Antonio, expressman, r. 627 Grove
Brazzi D., r. cor Filbert and Fillmore
Brazzi David, milker William Lange, r. NW cor Cole
and Carl, nr Golden Gate Park
Brazzi Domenico, r. San Gottardo Hotel
Bready Edward, porter Dunham, 'Carrigan & Co., r.
22 Ash .\v
Breal August G., butcher, r. Fifteenth Av, bet Q and
R, South S. F.
Brearty Daniel, horscshoer, 619 Grove, r. 709 Grove
Brearty James M.,carriagemaker, 658 Mission, r. 514}^
Hayes
Brechtel Andrew, hostler, r. 21 Steuart
Brechtel Edna A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 533 Geary
Brechtel Laura F. Miss, milliner, r. 533 Geary
Brechtel William F., teacher languages and mathe-
matics, r. 533 Geary
Breck Charles E., bookkeeper, r. 424 Sansome
Breck Francois N., r. 1337 Dupont, rear
Breckenfeld Augustus H., note teller Lazard Freres,
r. Oil Taylor
Breckinridge Joseph C, major TJ. S. A., as-
sistant inspector general Military Division Pacific
and Department California, Presidio Reservation
Breckwoldt Frederick, laborer, r. 114 J^ Dore
Breda Celestine, widow, r. 15 Morey Alley
Brede Henry J., grocer, r. 7}^ Rausch
Bredeudiek J. F., r. 155 Natoma
Bredhofi' Charles, bookkeeper Siebe Bros. & Plage-
mann, r. Oakland
Breahoff Charles M., coppersmith, r. 423 East
Bredhofl' Henry, liquor saloon, 423 East
Bredhofi' Henry Jr., boatman, r. 423 East
Bredhott' John, tinsmith Holbiook. Merrill & Stetson
Bredhofl' Julius, helper Frederick Sefrin, r. Oakland
Bree J., leader Second Regiment Band, r. 419 Jones
Bree John, r. 739 Minna
Bree John H., brassfinisher, r. 942 Mission
Bree Thomas, engineer, r. 1618 Buchanan
Bree Thomas W., actor, r. 942 Mission
Breed Daniel C, bookkeeper Otis & Co., r. 512
Jones
Breed Edward A., cashier A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 1206
Mission
Breede Henry A., wines and liquors, SE cor New
Montgomery and Minna, r. 141 Minna
Breen Frank, rustic worker, r. 819 J<^ Larkin
Breen James, r. 1212}^ Jackson
Breen Jennie, widow, r. 536 Valencia
Breen John, bartender, r. 42 Sacramento
Breen John, dairy, nr Oqean View Station
Breen John, oiler O. and O. SS. Belgic
Breen Mary, domestic 1213 Jones
Breen Michael J., carrier Morning Call,r. 1101 Broad-
way
Breen Thomas, machinist, r. NW cor Market and La-
guna
Breen Timothy K., salesman Keane Bros., r. 863 Mis-
sion
Breese Mary Miss, shoefitter, r. 921 Howard
Breethen John, waiter, r. 1435 Valencia
Breeze Charles K. (Breeze & Loughran) r. 217 Geary
Breeze James H., day inspector Custom House, r. 809
Nineteenth
Breeze Thomas Mr8., widow, r. 1330 Sutter
Breeze <& lioughran (Charles K. Breeze and
Thomas Loughran) produce and commission mer-
chants, SW cor Washington and Davis and 221-223
Clay
Breffeilh Louis C, clerk Madison & Burke, r. 737
Market
Bregauto Gerolamo, Italian iBenev. Soc, 423 Wash-
ington
Bregel Pauline, widow, r. 35 Russ
Breger James, laborer, r. 424 Sansome
Brehany James, peddler, r. 520 Eighth
Brehauy Martin J., confectioner, r. 562 Natoma
Brehany Thomas, r. S s Hampshire, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Brehaut Louis, confectioner, r. NW cor Dupont and
Vallejo
Brehm Edward E., commercial traveler Feigenbaum
& Co., r. 5 Laskie
Brehm Louis W., woodtiirner, r. 5 Laskie
Brehm Rudolph W., woodturner, 221 Mission, r. 5
Laskie
Breidenbach Frank, cabinetmaker, r. 317 Bush
Breig John (Breig & Schafer) r. 1920 Sutter
Breig & Schafer (John Bieig and George Schafer)
proptrs Pac. Soda Water Works, 38 Hayes
Breillng Christina, widow, r. 147 Ninth
Breiling Frank, driver, r. 147 Ninth
Breitenbach John, dyer and cleaner, 713 Na-
toma
Breitstein Alexander, tailor, r. 454 3<J Tehama
Breitzmann Robert, clerk Redington & Co., r. 1222
Mission
Brekle Fritz, with Gottlieb Brekle, r. 1431 Pacific
Brekle Gottlieb, proptr Golden City Brewery, 1431
Pacific
Brelle Louis, confectioner, r. NW cor Dupont and
Vallejo
Bremen Michael, stevedore George Whitney
Bremen Thomas, longshoreman, r. 240 Ritch
Bremen Board of Under^vriters, Hy. Balzer
& Co. agents, 209 Sansome
Bremer August, cooper, r. 255 Perry
Bremer Hannah, widow, r. 255 Perry
Bremer Heinrich, master mariner, r. 700 Front
Bremer Herman, clerk Joseph Bremer & Co., r. 1228
Post
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coas^
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
JMArnnMniinU cumberlaivd, lkhigu Aivn e:ngl.ish foundry coke.
. IflMUUUIlUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Bremer Herman Jr., salesman Fisher & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Bremer James H., upholsterer, r. 255 Perry
Bremer John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Val-
lejo and Larkiu
Bremer Joseph (Joseph Bremer & Co.) r. 1228 Post
Bremer Joseph <& Co. (Joseph Bremer) manu-
facturers cigars and importers leaf tobacco, 310
Sacramento
Bremer Otto A. (Browning & Bremer) r. Alameda
Bremer Willinm H., commission merchant, 310
Sacramento, r. 910 Sutter
Bremer William T., laborer, r. 255 Perry
Bremermann Christian F.. porter New Atlantic Hotel
Bremeyer G. W., r. Lick House
Bremmel Wilhelm, pantryman, r. 524 Pine
Bremner George, r. 608 Sutter
Bremner George St. J., salesman J. W. Davidson &
Co., r. 311 Stockton
Bremner Robert, butler, r. 330 Fremont
Bremond John, dyer, r. 215 Geary
Brenau Edmund H., wagonmaker, r. VIO California
Brenan John T., bookkeeper Seth Thomas Clock Co.,
r. 710 California
Brencel Henry, tailor, r. 911 J^ Sacramento
Brendel Frederick (Ertz & Co.) r. 473 Jessie
Brendel Jacob E., harnessmaker, 2007 Mission
Brendle Bridget, domestic 114 Oak
Brendle Jane Mrs., r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Brendler William, bottler Jacob Denzler, r. 5 Cedar
Av
Brenell Frank, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brenemar Lizzie, domestic 1411 PoweU
Brennan Agnes M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 652 Natoma
Brennan Annie M. F. Miss, r. 408 Clementina
Breunan Carberry, farmer, r. 148 Tehama
Brennan Daniel, butcher, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Brennan Daniel, rougher Pac. Boiling Mills
Brennan Daniel Jr., clerk, r. 1521 Mission
Brennan Elizabeth, widow, r. 532 Folsom
Brennan Ellen, widow, r. 1813 Hyde
Brennan Francis, tinsmith, r. 532 Howard
Brennan James, laborer, r. S s Parker, bet California
and Columbia Avs, B. H.
Brennan James E., bricklayer, r. 211 Clara
Brennan James E., cutter Thomas Drady, r. 652 Na-
toma
Brennan James F., secretary The Mutual Security
Fund Assn, 331 Kearny
Brennan James G., superintendent country order
dept Keane Bros., r. SW cor Fifth and Harrison
Brennan Jane, widow, r. 514 Minna
Brennan John (Kennedy, Breunan & Co.) r. The
Windsor
Brennan John, carriage driver, r. 710 Broadway
Brennan John, farmer, r. 529 Sacramento
Brennan John, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Brennan John, stajrbuilder, r. 419 Clementina
Brennan John C, dairy, r. Ss Filbert, bet Steiner and
Pierce
Brennan John T., porter, r. cor Santa Clara and Utah
Brennan John T. M., peddler, r. 50 Jessie
Brennan Joseph, waiter, r. 109 Fifteenth
Brennan Lawrence N., clerk, r. 1205 Union
Brennan M., boarding, 1001 Battery
Brennan M., watchman Brooklyn Hotel
Brennan Martin, r. 9 St. Mary
Breunan Martin, tanner, r. SW cor Noe and Clipper
Brennan Martin J., salesman M. J. Flavin, r. 5 Tay
Brennan Mary, widow, r. 652 Natoma
Brennan Matthew J., clerk, r. 1813 Hyde
Brennan Michael T., salesman Blochman & Cerf, r.
211 Clara
Brennan Nellie, domestic 1501 Gough
Brennan Patrick, r. 1001 Battery
Brennan Patrick J., gilder, 536 Bush. r. 652 Natoma
Brennan Richard, stonemason, r. 1521 Mission
Breunan Richard, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Brennan Richard P. Rev., pastor Mission Dolores
Church, r. W s Dolores, opp Sixteenth
Brennan T. F., porter, r. 225 Fulton
Breunan Thomas, first assistant engineer Oregon Imp.
SS. Willamette
Brennan Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-tliird and Mission
Brennan Thomas, tanner, r. Franconia House
Brennan Thomas E., varnisher, r. 1813 Hyde
Brennan Thomas J., salesman, r. 1020 Mission
Brennan Timothy, coachman, r. 825 Post
Brennan T. W., r. 931 Howard
Brennan William (Brennan & Taylor) r. 815 Clay
Brennan William, longshoreman, r. 502 First
Brennan William, mason, r. 322 Third
Brennan William M., collector P. C. Molloy, r. 413
Clementina
Brennan & Taylor (William Brennan and Bicbard Tay-
lor) liquor saloon. 815 Clay
fiiyBrennan. See Brannan and Brennen
Brenneman Louis, expressman, NW cor Clay and
Montgomery, r. 731 Church
Brennen Bridget, domestic 1296 Van Ness Av
Brennen Joseph, bartender Charles Niquet, 539 Cali-
fornia
Brenner Carrie, domestic 1519 Van Ness Av
Brenner George, salesman Levi Strauss & Co.'
Brenner Gustave, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 611
Eddy
Brenner Joseph, porter Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,
r. 459 Minna
Brenner Leopold (Brenner & Levy) r. 611 Eddy
Brenner Mary, cook 1519 Van Ness Av
Brenner William H., salesman, r. 1217 Pacific
Brenner & Levy (Leopold Brenner and Solomon J.
Levy) proptrs New York and S. F. Collar Co., 4
Battery
Breny Adolphe, shoemaker, r. 12 Harlan PI
Breny Louis, shoemaker, r. 1736 Market
Breren Christian, waiter, r. 136 First
Brereton Daniel M., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 502 O'Farrell
Brereton James, capitalist, r. 514 Brannan
Breslan Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 264 Eighth
Breslan Mary, widow, r. 264 Eighth
Bresland Henry, Ship Joiners' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Breslauer Baruch, r. 803 Leavenworth
Breslauer Benjamin, merchant, r. 1818 Buchanan
Breslauer Henry, clubrooms, 646 Market, r. 803 Leaven-
worth
Breslauer Lipman (Simon & Breslauer) r. The Bald-
win
Breslin Andrew, butcher, r. 21 Park Av
Breslin Annie Miss, tailorese, r. 21 Park Av
Breslin Daniel, stevedore, r. 21 Park Av
Breslin Daniel Jr., coppersmith, r. 21 Park Av
Breslin Edward, porter Commercial Hotel
Breslin John, liquor saloon, 123 Fremont, r. 515
Howard
Breslin John, stone mason, r. 1107 Clay
Breslin Lawrence W. Rev., pastor St. Paul's Roman
Catholic Church, r. 319 Twenty-ninth
Breslin Madge, seamstress La Grande Laundry, r. 264
Eighth
Breslin O^ven, proprietor Columbia Hotel, 741
Market
Breslin William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., King
St., r. 33<i Verona PI
Brpsnahan Daniel, laborer, r. 213 Perry
Bresnahan Dennis, laborer, r. 104 Shipley
Bresnahan Stephen, laborer, r. 660 Natoma
Bresnan Michael, shoemaker, r. 108 Fell
Bresse Louis, cook, r. 708 Larkin
Bresse Louis C, clerk E. F. Bent & Co., r. 708 Larkin
Bressen Henry, doorkeeper German Hosxiital
Bretonnel Jules V., lapidary, 328 Bush, r. 823 Bush
Bretschneider John, first mate schr Mary Buhne, r.
5 Washington
Brett James, shoemaker, r. .500 Broadway
Brett Jennie Miss, r. 906 Leavenworth
Brett John, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Brettell Joseph, r. 1.53 ?« Third
Bretz Aaron, insurance agent and adjuster, r. 912 Jj
Laguna
Bretz Sadie Miss, operator Standard Shirt Factory, r.
619 Laguna
Breuer Hermann, groceries and liquors, NW cor Val-
lejo and Dupont, r. 532 Green
Breuer John T., tailor, 824 Pacific
Breuer William J., fringemaker, r. 938 Howard
Ky Breuer. See Brewer and Brauer
Breuss Peter, gardener, r. 12 Wildey
Breviate of Records, Frederi<k W. Croudacc publish-
er and proptr, 620 Merchant
Brevat August, shoemaker, SW cor Octavia and Birch
Av
Brcvrosto Peter, carpenter, r. 1125 Mission
Brew Nathaniel C, shipwright, r. 748 Harrison
Brewen Deborah \., widow, dressmaker, r. 660 Folsom
Brewer Edwin W., wood turner, r. 317 Ninth
Brewer Francis A., dentist, THh Market
SHIP PLANK ai TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS :
JOHN WICMORE,
133 Spear St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Pheian's Block.)
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Brewer Frank, jobber, r. 505 Broadway, rear
Brewer George, laborer, r. 308 Tehama
Brewer George W., agent, r. 1011 Twentieth
Brewer Hammond, grocer, r. 532 Green
Brewer Harry, check clerk freight depot C. P. RR.,
r. 913 Bryant
Brewer Henry, waiter O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 142
Clara
Brewer John, tanner Louis Sloss & Co., r. Tenth Av,
bet Nand P, Souths. F.
Brewer John H., attorney at law. 330 Pine, rooms 49-
50, r. Oakland
Brewer John M., check clerk i'reight depot C. P. ER.,
r. 913 Bryant
Brewer Maggie Mrs., r. (i31 Sacramento
Brewer Rudolph G., bartender, r. White House Hotel
Brewer Walter G., letter carrier Post Office, r. 12
Glover
B^" Brewer. See Breuer and Brauer
Brewington Mary, widow, r. 1320 Webster
Brewitt Otto, salesman Matthias Gray, r. 707 Laguna
Brewster Ada A. Miss, artist, r. 603 Stockton
Brewster B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 118 Dupont
Brewster Charles U., engraver A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 534 Ellis
Brewster David, cook, r. 17 Washington
Brewster Daniel E., purser P. M. SS. Colima
Brewster Edward A., dentist, office and r. 1305 Leav-
enworth
Brewster J. E. Mrs., r. 534 Ellis
BREWSTER JOHN ^lazler .«d
painter, 17 Beldeii PI, r. 49 Tehama
Brewster RoUa E., mining, 328 Montgomery, room 5,
r. 234 Bush
Brewster William, rigger, S s Bryant, nr Beale, r. 2910
Folsom
Brewton James G., liquor saloon, 422 Kearny, r. 331
Kearny
Brewton John C, lamplighter, r. 710 Vallejo
BS^ Brewton. See Bruton
Brezzolese Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Brian Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Briand Victor, tailor, r. 503 Union
Briar Sarah, widow, r. 421 Minna
Briarty John J., plumber, r. 707 Stockton
Brice George, tanner, r. 133 Twenty-sixth
Brice James Mrs., widow, r. 740 Guerrero
Brichetto Antonio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Brickell E. J. (Brickell & Kruger) r. Truckee, Cal.
Brickell John, capitalist and president Savings
and Loan Society, 619-621 Clay, r. 1023 Green
Brickell & Kruger (E. J. Brickell and W. H.
Kruger) proprietors Truckee Lumber Co.'s Box
Factory, 249-251 Berry
Bricker Jacob, housemover, r. 1017 Mission
Brickett John B., fruits and vai-ieties, 327 Turk, r. 6M
Golden Gate Av
Brickett Louis G. (Brickett & Devoto) r. 148 M Minna
Brickett Thomas J., salesman Henry White, r. 6>$
Golden Gate Av
Brickett & Devoto (Louis G. Brickett and Michael
Devoto) fruits and vegetables, 127 Third
Brickley Annie Miss, coijyist, r. The Inglewood
Brickley Ellen, widow, r. 729 Clementina
Brickley James, carpenter, r. 729 >^ Clementina
Brickley John, cierk Patrick Murphy, r. 729 3^ Clemen-
tina
Brickley Michael, policeman, r. 133 Lily Av
Brickley Peter, peddler, r. N s Cherubusco, bet Lizzie
and Cortland Avs, B. H.
Brickley William, liquor saloon, 28^ Freelon
Brickwedel Annie, widow, r. 569 Bryant
Brlckwedel Charles H. Jr., freight clerk P. M. SS. City
of Tokio, r. 569 Bryant
Brickwedel George, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Brickwedel Henry «Si Co. (Henry Brickwedel,
Martin Heucken and Henry Schroder) importers
and jobbers wines and liquors, 208-210 Front
Brickwedel Henry (Henry Brickwedel & Co.) and
Auditor City and County, office new City Hall, first
iloor, r. 612 Fraqklin
Brickwedel Henry Jr., clerk Assessor's Office, r. 1519 }$
Market
Brickwedel Jacob, liquor saloon, NE cor Mission and
Fremont
Brickwedel John, bartender, r. NW cor Folsom and
Seventh
Brickwedel John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Lar-
kin and North Point
Brickwedel M. H., clerk freight auditor C. P. BR., r.
44 South Park
Brickwedel Rebecca, widow, r._1519}^ Market
Brico Constantino, drayman, t. 515 Union, rear
Bride Annie, widow, r. 976 Harrison
Bride Maurice, hostler, r. 713 Clementina, rear
Briden Domiuick, r. 9 Mason
Brideson William A., expre.ssmau, SW cor Sansome
and Pine and 27 Sutter, r. 1617 California, rear
Bridge Charles T., mining secretary, 224 Cali-
fornia
Bridge Fred, clerk Benedict k Smith, r. 1717 Larkin
Bridge Henry S., clerk R. M. Anthony, r. 1717 Larkin
Bridge Matthew, contractor, r. 1717 Larkin
Bridge William, clerk H. M. Heineman, r. 1717 Larkin
Bridg^e William E., proprietor St. Lawrence Liv-
ery Stable, 212 Sutter, r. The Beresford
Bridgeman John W. ( Glynn & Bridgemalil r. 907 O'Far-
rell
Bridges Francis, assistant chief engineer S. F. and
Ocean Shore RR. Go. and California Central Rail-
way, 702 Market, r. 1105 Van Ness Av
Bridges Jabez T., cook,r. NE cor De Haro and Center
Bridges Luke S., wharf builder, r. 432 Fifth
Bridges liyman, chief engineer S. F. and Ocean
Shore RR. Co. and California Central Railway,
office 702 Market, r. 1105 Van Ness Av
Brldgewood David, r. 322 Main
Bridgewood Elizabeth, widow, r. 2607 Polk
Bridgewood George W., machinist, r. 787 Folsom
Bridgewood James, r. 322 Main
Bridgewood Joseph, engineer Engine No. 10, S. F. F.
D.,r. 322 Main
Bridgewood Kate Miss, bookbinder, r. 322 Main
Bridgewood Samuel, engineer Engine No. 9, S. F. F.
D., r. 322 Main
Bridgewood Samuel J., clerk, r. 322 Main
Bridgewood William N., boilermaker, r. 322 Main
Bridgman Agnes Miss, r. 1712 Mason
Bridoflf Henry, steward schr Czar, r. 423 East
Briedenbach Emll, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 323
Fremont
Brieger Samuel, compositor S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 131 Montgomery
Briel Henry, upholsterer, r. 913 Sacramento
Brien John, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co.. r. 739J4
Clementina
B^Brlen. See Brian, Bryan, Bryne and O'Brien
Brier Columbus A., teacher mathematics Urban Acad-
emy, r, Oakland
Brierly John, wood and coal, 722 Seventeenth
Brierton Annie, widow, r. N s Sixteenth, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Briesack Mme., widow, r. 514 Bush
Brieson Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 518 Greenwich
Brieson Cornelius, sacksewer Eureka Warehouse, r.
518 Greenwich
Brigaerts Girard J., collector Mission St. Wharf, r.
1717 Ellis
Brigaerts Joseph H., policeman, r. 14 Bourbin PI
Brigetti Alexander, scavenger, r. E s Lapidge, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Brigetti Giuseppe, scavenger, r. 26 Willow Av
Briggil Charles, marker Martell, Rathje & Scherb, r.
S s Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Second Av
Briggs Andrew, tinsmith, r. 1320 Broadway
Briggs Arthur R. (HoUoway & Briggs) 123 California
Briggs B., waiter J. B. Jaques, 26 Fir.st
Briggs Bessie M., widowi r. 1505 Franklin
Briggs Charles O., shipcarpenter, r. 2 Martha PI
Briggs Clarence B., machinist, r. 1611 Folsom
Briggs Edgar, traveling salesman Liebes Bros. & Co.,
r. 791 Stevanson
Briggs Edgar W. (C. Erzgraber & Co.) r. 21 Hoflf Av
Briggs Edward K., woodcarver, r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
Briggs Frank A., manager R. F. Briggs & Co., r. 334
Brannan
Briggs Frank F., deckhand tugboat Water Nymph, r.
1306 Stockton
Briggs Frank T., bookkeeper A, Lusk & Co., r. 416
Second
Briggs George P., clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Briggs George W., stoves and tinware, 525 Montgom-
ery Av, r. ISOH Union
Briggs Gustav, cook German Hospital
Briggs Harrison H. (Whitmore & Briggs) r. 118 Austin
Briggs Horace H., attorney at law, 609 Sacramento, r.
Alameda
Briggs James W. (R. F. Briggs & Co.) r. Amesbury,
Mass.
LOUIS BRflVERNIAN & ZQ.'"""^'^'ni'i^o';:ii^^e7lT'"'""'
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
IVASIIINO TTEIil, DOIVE AT VERY I.«»W RATES.
OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET.
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Briggs John, carpenter, r. 1306 Stockton
Briggs John, woodturner, r. 1 Willow
Briggs Laura M., widow, dressmaker, r. 422 Powell
Briggs Lucy, widow, r 24 Silver
Briggs Malvern, r. 118 Capp
Briggs Merriam, salesman, r. 751 Howard
B»-iggs R. F. & Co. (Richard F. and James W.
Briggs) manufacturers and wholesale dealers car-
riagiB and wagons, 220-222 Mission
Briggs Richard, stonemason, r. (513 Post
Briggs Richard F. (R. F. Briggs & Co.) r. Amesbury,
Mass.
Briggs Spencer K., cigars and tobacco, 200 California,
r. 740 Grove
Briggs Wilber N., policeman, r. N s Twenty-third, nr
Sanchez
Briggs William, hackman, r. 236 Minna
Briggs William R., capitalist, r. 2720 Mission
Brigham Calvin O. (Brigham, Hoppe & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Brigham Charles B., surgeon, office 703 Market, r.
2202 Broadway
Brigham Frank E., clerk Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r.
Oakland
Brigliam, Hoppe «& Co. (Calvin O. Brigham,
John C. Hoppe and William H. Roden) wholesale
dairy produce aud provisions, 320 Front
Bright John, stevedore Chase & Wolff
Bright Michael, coachman, NW cor Haight and Buch-
anan
Bright Robert, r. 841 Pacific
Brigilone Domenico, Italian Bersaglieri Sec, 625
Broadway
Briglio Giuseppe, musician, r. 530 Vallejo
Brignardello Emilia, widow, r. 705 Stockton
Brignardello Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Brignole B., liquor saloon, 727 Sansome
Brignole Joseph, bartender, r. 727 Sansome
Brignoli Domenico, laborer, r. 2008 Powell
Brignoli Giovanni, fruits and vegetables, 504 Third
Brignoli Luigi, laborer, r. 337 Union
Brignone Domenico (Brignone & Co.) r. 622 Broad-
way
Brlgnone & Co. (Domenico Brignone and Giovanni
Podesta) hay and grain, 620 Broadway
Brill Frank, upholsterer, r. 323 Jessie
I Brill Henrietta Miss, laundress, r. 519 Grove
I Brill John, miner, r. Chicago Hotel
Brill John H., boots aud shoes, E s Michigan, bet
Sierra and Shasta
Brilliant Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) J. M. Buffing-
i ton secretary, 309 California, room 4
Brilliant Thomas, peddler, r. 401 3<S Oak
Brin Hugo, tanner, r. 2737 Bryant
Brin J. Victor, laborer, r. 1411 Stockton
Brincatt Salvo, poultry, game, etc., 4 Clay St. Market,
r. 1026 Potrero Av
Brinckerhoff H. S., first assistant engineer O. R. and
N. SS. Coiumbia, r. 404 Bryant
Brinckmanu G. F. E.. dealer real estate and mining
properties, 320 Sansome, room 34, r. Oakland
Brind Caleb, foreman W. S. Townsend, r. 1510 Polk
Brings Augustus, meterclerk Spring Valley W. W., r.
415 Broadway
Brink Eugenie Miss, dressmaker, r. 118 Post
Brink Michael, seaman P. C. SS. Bonita, r. 625 Davis
Brinkley Levi, waiter, r. 642 Howard
Brinkniann Charles, longshoreman, r. S 8 Greenwich,
nr Montgomery
Brinkmanu Frederick, laborer, r. 237 Langton
Brinkmann Henry, liquor saloon and ciganuaker,
1045 Howard
Brinkmann Henry F., cigarmaker, r. 419 Sutter
Brinon L. Miss, r. 121 Sixth
Brinsmade Charles E., bookkeeper Coffin, Sanderson
& Cook, r. 2107 Webster
Briody Eliza, widow, r. 707 Stockton
Briody Hugh, liquor saloon, 22 Leidesdorff, r. 1103
Mason
Briody John J., jjlumber, r. 707 Stockton
Briody Margaret, domestic 1364 Post
Briody Maria, domestic 1364 Post
Briody Philip, galvanized ironworker, r. 1112 Bryant
Brisac Beluor F., city agent Liverpool and Loudon
and Globe Insurance Co., r. 2105 Webster
Brisbois Antoine, harnessmaker, 735 Branuan
Briseno Anthony, porter, r. 45 Ritcb
Brisk Mary, widow, r. 121 Page
Brislan Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 11 Mariposa
Brislan John, butcher, r. 11 Mariposa
Brislan Theresa Miss, dressmaker, r. 11 Mariposa
Brison William M., with William T. Coleman & Co.,
r. 805}^ Howard
Brisset Arthur M., porter Justinian Caire
Bristol Henry C, cooper, r. 472 Tehama
Bristol Jennie K., widow, teacher, r. 919 O'Farrell
Bristol Robert D., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 919
O'Farrell
Bristow Philip, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Britch Mary, domestic 1716 Sacramento
Britchgi Kaspar, dairyman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Britchgi Louis, dairyman, r. Helvetia Hotel
British aitd Foreij^j^n Marine Insurance
Co. (limited of Liverpool) Balfour, Guthrie &
Co. agents, George W. Spencer manager, 316 Cali-
fornia
British Benevolent Society of California,
John P. McCurrie secretary, 531 California, room 4
British Consulate, William Lane Booker consul,
office 319 California
British Mutual Benefit Society, rooms 531 California
Britney Edward, sailmaker, r. 146 Minna
Brito Joseph V., dentist, office and r. 926 Pine
Britt James, plumber, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 997 Bryant
Britt Jeffery. hostler Market St. RR.
Britt John, longshoreman, r. Oriental Hotel
Britt J. W., shoemaker, r. What Cheer House
Britt Maggie A., domestic 1210 Sutter
Britt Michael, hostler Sutter St. RR.
Britt Patrick, laborer, r. 14 }4 Folsom Av
Britt William, longshoreman, r. 11 H Frederick
Brittain William H., carriagesmith, r. 435 Twenty-
second
Brittan Elizabeth A., widow, r. 827 Nineteenth
Brittell Charles K., mining, r. 700 California
Britten Michael, butcher, 427 Hayes
Brittou A. P. Mrs., widow, r. N s Liberty, bet Church
and Sanchez
Brittou George W., r. 1313 Taylor
Britton John, r. 1774 Folsom
Britton Joseph (Britton & Rey) and superintend-
ent Clay St. BR. and Presidio and Ferries RR., r.
829 Union
Britton N. J., r. Union Club
Britton Patrick, laborer, r. E s Hartford, bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Britton William H., r. 1774 Folsom
Britton & Rey (Joseph Britton and J. J. Rey)
lithographers, 525 Commercial
Britton's Building, 109 California
Britz Jacob, laborer, r. 18 First
Brizzolara Charles, laborer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
Oakland
Brizzolara Giacomo, waiter F. Lucchetti, 519 Davis
Brizzolara , Luigi (Brizzolara & Roccatagliata) r.
1015 W'ashington
Brizzolara Vincenso, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Brizzolara & Roccatagliata (L. Brizzolara and G. Roc-
catagliata) wood and coal, 1015 "Washington
Brizzolese Nicola, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Broa Jose S., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Assn, 510 Bush
Broad Catherine, widow, r. 1222 Bush
Brond Charles E., grainer, r. 1000 Hyde
Broad Charles E., salesman East A: Co., r. 762 Mission
Broad Edward, plumber, r. 303 Chestnut
Broad James F., plumber, r. 1222 Bush
Broad Robert, carder Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r.
824 Treat Av
Broad William, clerk Imperial, London, Northern and
Queen Insurance Cos.,r. 1001 Vallejo
Broad William, compositor, r. 1222 Bush
Broadbent Charles W., confectioner, r. 628 O'Farrell
Broadbent William E., machinist, r. 542 Minna
Broadhurst John C, r. Linden House
Broadway Brewery, Jacob Adams proptr,637 Broadway
Broadway Block, NW cor Broadway and Kearny
Broadway Grammar School, Miss Jean Parker prin-
cipal, N s Broadway, bet Powell an'' Mason
Broaclivay Hotel, John Higgins 1 oprietor, 212
Broadway *
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church, li s Broadway,
bet Stockton and Powell
Broadway U. S. Bonded Warehouse, Edward Danforth
proptr, 723 Battery
Broadwell William B., bookkeeper Stearns & Smith,
r. 715 Howard
Brocas John W., clerk Llttlefield, Allison & Co., r. 16
Willow
Broch Leopold, seamen's furnishing goods, 621 Davis
PAPER HANGINGS
Importers of French. Anirrlonn and
EnRTlish P»iier llungingrs. Private
Kcbldeuces Decorated In Artistic .Style.
G. W. CLARK X CO.
646 Market st.
•MKi/M/l f-V ODiCDO S UAVrC FUJLTOSr IRON TVORHN. S13 Fremont St.,
illlNvlVLbT, OrltnO <X riAlLO; JManufactnrero of quartz MltlJSaud Mining Machlnerj-.
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Brock Austin R., magician, i. 1633 Clay
Brock Cecil, bookkeeper, r. 314 Oak
Brock Cecilia, widow, dressmaking, 1633 Clay
Brock Charles S., salesman Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Bowen,r. 609 Pine
Brock GustavusH., deputy Sheriff, r. 314 Oak
Brock J. & Co. (Julian Brock) clothing, jewelry and
musical instruments, 718 Washington
Brock James, groceries, 239 Perry
Brock John, clerk A. Crawford & Co., r. Alameda
Brock John A., speculator, r. 1108 Folsom
Brock Julian (J." Brock & Co.) and pawnbroker, 644
Clay, r. 1506 Larkin
Brock Oscar W., waiter, r. 325 Minna
Brock E. M., farmer, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Brock Samuel, teamster, r. 226 Perry
Brock William, janitor, r. 636 Commercial
Brock William J., bartender, r. 118 Prospect PI
Brocker Ronald, laborer, r. 910 Vallejo
Brockett Edwin E., porter Crane, Hastings & Co., r.
127 Freelon, rear
Brockhage J. F., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. Oakland
Brockhoff William H., butcher, 122 Twenty-fourth, r.
2536 Bryant
Brocklebank Manuel T., real estate agent, 402
Montgomery, room 24
Brockmann Herman, laborer, r.532 Ninth
Brockwell George W. A., waiter, r. 171 Minna
Brocq Francis, foreman Artigues Canning Co., r.
Railroad Av, bet Fifth and Sixth Avs, South 8. F.
Brocq Julia, widow, proptr Bay View Nursery, NE
cor Twenty-tirst Av and J, South S. F.
Brod Edward, r. 409 Fourth
Brod Emanuel, teamster, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Brod L., miner, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Brod Marcus (Kahn, Brod & Co.) r. San Leandro
BS" Brod. See Brodt
Brodek George, r. 1241 Folsom
Brodek Heury, clerk H. Levi & Co., r. 128 Ninth
Brodek Samuel (L. Hirshfeld & Co.) r. 128 Ninth
Broden Benjamin, bartender, r. 164 Clara
Broder Cornelius D., bookbinder, r. 9 Welsh
Broder John P., salesman Matthias Gray, r. 9 Welsh
Broder Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Welsh
Broderick Benjamin, teamster Hanley & Snow
Broderick John, boilermaker, r. 3>2 Sheridan
Broderick John, expressman, 437 California, r. 213
Polk, rear
Broderick John, laborer, r. First Av, bet Railroad Av
and Kentucky, South S. F.
Broderick John, liquor saloon and boarding, 41
Pacifiic, r. 664 Harrison
Broderick John, painter, r. 42 RusB
Broderick John E., clerk, r. 643 Jessie
Broderick John T. , butcher, r. 112 Clinton
Broderick Lizzie Miss, seamstress, r. 213 Polk
Broderick M., painter Presidio Reservation
Broderick Michael, longshoreman, r.433}^ Shipley
Broderick Nellie, domestic 1514 California
Broderick Patrick, foreman United Carriage Co., r.
126 Liberty
Broderick Patrick, hostler, r. 3034 Ji Sixteenth
Broderick Peter, purser stmr James M. Donahue, r.
S s Powell Av, nr Mission
Broderick Thomas, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
829 Folsom
Broderick Thomas, waiter, r. 147 Natoma
Broderick Thomas A., tailor, r. 1640 Mission
Broderick Thomas J., boots and shoes, 112 Third, r.
413 Minna
Broderick Walter, r. 444 Brannan
Broderick William, city agent The State Investment
and Insurance Co., r. 643 Jessie
Broderick William J., ticket agent S.F. andN. P.RR.,
r. 8 s Powell Av, nr Mission
Brodersen Peter, r. 926 Montgomery
Brodhurst John, night watchmaa"C. P. RR. stmr El
Capitan, r. Ancon Hotel
Brodhurst John, tailor, r. 308 Jessie, rear
Brodie Agnes Mrs., r. 82 Everett
Brodie George R., r. 1226 BMsh
Brodie Hector, tinsmith, r. 1425;i Freelon
Brodie James, machinist, r. 2223 Pine
Brodie James F., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Brodie James G., patternmaker, r. 2223 Pine
Brodie James R. (J. U. Brodie & Co.) r. 1226 Bush
Brodie John, tinsmith, r. 2523 Bryant
Brodie J. R. & Co. (James K. Brodie and Samuel
Valleau) steam printers and publishers Truth,
420 Clay
Brodie Samuel H., attorney at law, 604 Merchant
Brodigan Nicholas, molder, r. S s Greenwich, bet Oc-
tavia and Lagnna
Brodigan Nicholas, moroccodresser, r. 1 Sheridan
Brodine B. 0., r. 433 Bush
Brodowski Edmond Z., copyist County Clerk, r. 618
Liuden Av
Brodt John M., carpenter, r. 424 Stevenson
l®"Brodt. See Brod
Brod wolf Michael, tailor, 17 Fourth, r. 608 3<j Locust Av
Broeckel Joseph, teacher vocal music, 26 J^ Kearny
Broecker Frauk. cigar mnfr, 237 Fifth
Broeder Jacob, iron molder, r. 486 Haight
Broemmel «J. G. Bertlioltl, apothecary, NW cor
Sixth and Mission, r. 549 Minna
Brogan Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Brogan Michael, proptr Abbotsford House, NW cor
Broadway and Larkin
Brogan William, glassblower, r. 346 Fourth
Brogden Samuel, merchant, r. 1216 Union
Brohaska Frederick, clerk, r. 9 Thirteenth
Brohaska Gustave, merchant, r. 9 Thirteenth
Brohaska Theodore, engineer Sutter St. RR.. r.9 Thir-
teenth
Brokaw Abraham, hay and grain, 1535 Mission, r. 1832
Eddy
Brokaw Bartholomew, clerk Zimmermann, Strouse &
Co.
Brokaw Catherine, r. 223 Eighth, rear
Brokenshire Charles R., compositor, r. 524 Jones
Broker John, seaman schr John Nagel, r. North Pa-
cific Hotel
Brokman Gustav, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Brokovski P. Miss, r. 923 Hyde
Broil Annie, widow, r. 81 Colton
BroUiard John, wagonmaker and horsehoer, SE oor
cor Mission and Thirtieth, r. 1002 J$ Twenty-sec-
ond
Brolly John C, bakery, 209 Fair Oaks
Bromberger M., commission merchant, 215 Sansome,
room 5, r. Palace Hotel
Bromberger Simon (Rosenthal, Feder & Co.) 33-35
Battery
Bromhead George, painter, r. 411 Fourth
Bromley Charles B., shipping clerk Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. Oakland
Bromley George A., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 2028 Bush
Bromlev George T., Port >Vard6n, 525 Front, r. 2028
Bush
Bromley James, real estate, r. 14 Metcalfe PI
Bromley J. S. Rev., pastor Zion Baptist Church, r.
1304 Post
Bromley Walter H., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works
Brommer D. Mrs., widow, r. 2647 Mission
Brommer Henry, wood and coal, 806 Buchanan, r. 718
Grove
Bromwell Le^vis Li., vice-president California
Insurance Co., 318 California, r. Oakland
Broneer Carl W., restaurant and bakery, 24 Third, r.
516^ O'Farrell, rear
Bronn Mary E., widow, r. 1628 Stockton
Bronsdon Milton H., wireworker, r. 17 Moss
Bronsdon Phineas, railroad contractor, r. 17 Moss
Bronson Arthur L.. machinist, r. 25 Second
Bronson Bernard C, waiter, r. 150 Steuart
Bronson Fred., salesman, r. 13!^ Fifth Av
Bronsou Solomon, r. 30 Langton
Bronson Thomas, laborer, r. 362 Natoma
Bronzan John, restaurant, 214 Washington, r. 2 Wash-
ington
Brook Arthur, clerk C. A. Edson & Co., r. 1325 Green
Brook Germain, carrier Morning C;ill, r. 1326 Green
Brook Harry W., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1326 Green
Brook Joseph H. (Brook & Kneass) r. 12 Ninth
Brook Lillie Miss, compositor, r. 1326 Green
Brook Martin, peddler, r. 238 Seventh
Brook & Kneass (Joseph H. Brook and Edward D.
Kneass) stoves and tinware, 12 Mason
Brooke Frank, salesman Hobart, Wood & Co., r. 16
Hickory Av
Brooke George C. (Brooke & Deaves) r. S s Sacramen-
to, nr Scott
Brooke James F., painter, r. 759 Market
Brooke W. H., clerk Benjamin Lake, r. 21 Taylor
Brooke & Deaves (George C. BrooUe and Charles W.
Deaves) house and sign painters and fence adver-
tisers, 717 Market
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ sT^.*?,t»L^'!l!?'L';'. s*^^'*
I MArruiKiniiru importer of and deaxer in coai. and pig iron,
J. IVIHUl/UnUUun, 41 Market street, comer Spear.
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Brookes John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brookes Samuel M., still life and portrait painter, 611
Clay, r. W s Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, B. H.
B^Brookes. See Brooks
Brookfield Arthur C, brickmason, r. 565- Stevenson
Brooktield Emma, widow, seamstress, r. 565 Stevenson
Brooklyn Consolidated Mining Co. {iNIono Co., Cal.)
J. T. McGeoghegan secretary, 318 Pine, room l,j
Brooklyn Hotel, Brannan k Dufficy proprietors,
210-212 Bush
Brooklyn Life Insurance Co., A. J. Bryant
general agent, 218 Sansome
Brookman Henrietta, widow, r. 1324 Sutter
Brooks Aaron, carpenter, r. 435 Pine
Brooks Alonzo J., proof-reader Evening Bulletin, r. 16
Turk
Brooks Anne, widow, r. .34-}^ Freelon
Brooks August, collector Harrison and Spear St.
Wharves, r. 408 Greenwich
Brooks Benjamin H., clerk general freight office 0. P.
RR., r. Marlborough House
Brooks Benjamin S., attorney at law,- 6 Mont-
gomery Av, r. XE cor Broadway and Gough
Brooks Birdseye, laundryman Occidental Laundry
Brooks Charles, bartender, r. 1 Eddy
Brooks Charles, laborer, r. Channel, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Brooks Charles G., clerk Bandmann, Nielsen & Co., r.
1238 Bush
Brooks C. W., scientist, r. Lick House
Brooks David, driver Alonzo Davidson, r. E s Eureka,
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Brooks David, painter, r. W s Tenth, bet Market and
Mission
Brooks D. C, r. §11 Stockton
Brooks Edward, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 803 Leavenworth
Brooks Elisha, principal Franklin Grammar School
and treasurer California Academy of Natural
Sciences, r. 1725 Sutter
Brooks Frank A., clerk Dewey k Co., r. 2224 Pine
Brooks Frederick W., r. 308 Sutter
Brooks George, coachman, r. 1618 Folsom
Brooks George, contractor and builder, r. 1706 Kearny
Brooks George, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 609
Post
Brooks George J., r. Palace Hotel
Brooks George W., asst casnier HutchinBon & Mann,
r. 1508 Taylor
Brooks Harrison, clerk Nevada Bank of 8. F., r. 610
Fell
Brooks Henry, salesman Dohrmann & Co.,r. 101 Jack-
son
Brooks Henry, scourer Pac. Scoiu-ing Co., r. Channel,
bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Brooks Henry B. (George H. Tay & Co.) r. 1508 Taylor
Brooks Henry E., salesman William Ward & Co., 509
Sacramento
Brooks Henry O., blacksmith, r. 624 Lombard, rear
Brooks Henry S., mining, r. 458 Guerrero
Brooks James, r. California Hotel
Brooks James, captain stmr Petaluma
Brooks James, waiter, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Brooks J. M., cigarmaker, r. 733 Market
Brooks John H., fireman S. P. RR., r. 210 Sixteenth,
bet Mission and Howard
Brooks Joseph, salesman, r. 12)<; Clinton
Brooks Josephus, compositor, r. 16 Turk
Brooks Lionel, clerk Adjutant General's Office U.
S. A., Presidio Reservation, r. 1309 Vallejo
Brooks Lucretia, domestic 1324 California
Brooks M. & Co. (Max Brooks) wholesale liquor deal-
erb, office 315 California, rooms 3-4
Brooks Margaret, widow, r. 30 Stone
Brooks Margaret, seamstress, r. 933 Sacramento, rear
Brooks Maria, widow, r. 829 Vallejo, rear
Brooks Mary, widow, r. 146 Langtou
Brooks Mary, domestic 36 Eleventh
Brooks Max (M. Brooks & Co.) r. 1425 Post
Brooks Orion, cashier California Electrical Works, r.
231 Capp
Brooks Peyton H., salesman Seattle Coal and Trans-
portation Co., r. Oakland
Brooks Richard, sign painter, r. 906 Market
Brooks Richard M., clerk Lebeubaum & Goldberg, r.
1516 Polk
Brooks Richard N., bookkeeper William Ward & Co.,
509 Sacramento
Brooks Robert C, proptr West End Distillery, NW
cor Otsego and Seneca Av
Brooks S., messenger, r. 421 Bush
Brooks Sallie W., widow, dressmaker, r. 543 Minna
Brooks Samuel H., stockbroker, 304 Montgomery, r.
1416 Bush
Brooks Samuel L., bricklayer, r. 418 Shipley
Brooks Shelby A., clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r.
804 Bush
Brooks Stephen S., r. 804 Bush
Brooks Thomas H., salesman Friedlander Bros., r. 311
Stockton
Brooks WiUard, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1609
O'Farrell
Brooks William, r. 208 Second
Brooks William, assistant secretary Spring Valley
W.W., r, 1715 Vallejo
Brooks William, laborer, r. NE cor Drumm and Clay
Brooks William A., compositor Dewey & Co., r. Oak-
land
Brooks William H., compositor, r. What Cheer House
Brooks William H., janitor, r. 208 Drumm
Brooks William L., law clerk, r. 1319 Sacramento
Brooks William M., shoemaker, r. 106 Dupont
Brooks William P.. r. 1030 Howard
^^ Brooks. See Brookes
Broom Charles, laborer, r. Union House
Broom James M., policeman, r. 30 Golden Gate Av
Brophy Arthur, blacksmith, r. 510 Bartlett
Brophy Hugh, warehouseman, r. 212 Broadway
Brophy James, hostler, r. 127 Jackson
Brophy James, porter, r. 510 Bartlett .
Brophy James Jr., clerk, r. 510 Bartlett
Brophy James E. (Greg & Co.) r. 325 Fremont
Brophy James S., machinist, r. 435 Pine
Brophy John, groceries and liquors, 10 Boardman PI
Brophy John T. (Brophy & O'Neill) r. 241 Ninth
Brophv Michael, livery stable, 1325-1327 Bush, r. 1588
Bush
Brophy Patrick, laborer, r. 530 Mission
Brophy William, driver, r. 325 Fremont
Brophy William F.. horseshoer, r. 241 Ninth
Brophy & O'Neill (John T. Brophy and Frank O'Neill)
horseshoers, 4 Jones
Broquet Celestin, cook, r. 607 Vallejo
Broquet Jean, barber, 1133 Dupont, r. 605 Broadway
Broreson Ole, teamster, r. 332 Tenth
Brosi Gottlob E., liquor saloon, 45 Second
Brosin Charles, liquor saloon, 1450 Fnlton
Brosiiis Edmund S., attornev at law, 520 Montgomery,
r. 1208 Clay
Brosius Julius, messman C. P. RR. stmr Modoc, r.912
Bryant
Brosnahan Patrick, teamster, r. 1211 Laurel Av
Brosnan John, waiter, r. 150 Tehama
Brosnan John D., printer, r. 150 Tehama
Brosnan John T., machinist, r. 659 Natoma
Brosnan Matthew, engineer, r. 1320 Filbert
Brosnan Michael, laborer, r. 1 Haggin
Bross George, barber, r. 218 Prospect PI
Bross Jacob, barber, r. 243 Stevenson
Brossner Nicholas, shoemaker, r. 414 Pacific
Brotano Cerutti, dishwasher Campi's Restaurant
Broth Delfina, shirt maker, r. 533 Vallejo
Brothers Frank, teamster, r. 469 Minna
Brothers Michael, driver, r. 164 Jessie
Brothersin William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brotherson Christopher, stevedore, r. 322 Bitch
Brotherton Robert, carpenter and builder, office 516
Kearny, r. 1727 Broadway
Brott V. F., clerk Coso House, 411 Sansome
Brouchoud Joseph, artist, r. 2.'>1 Octavia
Brouders Michael, packer clothing dept C. S. A., r.
134 Fourth
Brough Albert, compositor Call, r. 603 Geary
Brough Walter, ironmolder, r. 527 Folsom
Brough William A., compositor Call, r. 603 Geary
Brougham John (Brougham & Puyoou) r. 312 Greet
Brougham & Puyoou (John Brougham and Bernard
Puyoou) barbers and wlgmakers, 631 Kearny
Broughan Patrick, bartender, r. 5 Bagley PI
Broughton Charles, liquor saloon, 612 Sacramento, r.
631 Sacramento
Broughton Jennie Miss, milliner, r. 634 Post
Brovla Dominick, cook Palace Hotel
Browell Frank, clerk, r. 217 Lombard
Browell James, ship calker, r. 5 Francisco
Browell Jeremiah, contractor, and manufacturer
patent chimneys and agent Pacific Cement
Co., 727-731 Montgomery, r. 217 Lombard
Browell Jerry Jr., bookkeeper A. B. McCreery, r. 131
Chestnut
JOHN WIGMORE--HARDWOOD LUMBER. 129 10 MItaSt.
6. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
826 MARKET KT.,
Makes a specialty In taking Ctaildreta's Plctares.
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Browell Robert, clerk, r. 217 Lombard
Browell William, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, r.
cor Broadway and Kearny
Brewer Andrew, r. 1522 Powell
Brower Annie, widow, r. 424 Grove
Brower Charles L., fcjreman cutter clothing dept
Standard Shirt Factory, r. 1034 Dolores
Brower Daniel K., bakery, 320 Seventh
Brower George W., compositor P. E. Dougherty & Co.,
r. Oakland
Brower John, inventor, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Brower John D., painter, r. 420 California
Brower Mary Mrs., glovemaker, r. 613 Mission
Brower Robert, operator American Dist. Tel. Co., r.
1522 Powell
Brower Samuel S., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., 721
Market
Brower Theodore, compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
Alameda
II®~Brower. See Brauer
Brown Aaron Rev., r. 4253^ Natoma
Brown Abbie, -widow, r. 120 O'Farrell
Brown Abe., bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co., r. 824
O'Farrell
Brown Abraham Lincoln, salesman Brown Bros. &
Co., r. 828 O'Farrell
Brown Abram B., carpenter, r. 215 Chattanooga
Brown Adolph, tobacco stripper, r. 545 Minna
Brown Albert, cigarmaker, r. 1215 Scott
Brown Albert, clerk freight dept 0. P. RR., r. 2912
Folsom
Brown Albert, clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 15 Grand
Av
Brown Albert A., pianomaker, r. 331 Minna
Brown Alexander, cook, r. 1608 Powell
Brown Alexander, cook P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Brown Alexander, painter, r. 72 Brady
Brown Alexander, shipjoiner, r. 645 Folsom
Brown Alexanders., stock speculator, r. 1518 Larkin
Brown Alexander J., laundryman S. F. Laundry
Brown Alexander J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown Alice Mrs., r. 573 Howard
Brown Allen K., r. 1605 Turk
Brown Alonzo F., mining expert, r. 1720 Sutter
Brown Alonzo I., carpetlayer, r. 25 Hinckley
Brown A. M. Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 405 Gough
Brown Amelia Mrs., r. 1009 Powell
Brown Andrew, captain schr Mose
Brown Andrew, jeweler, r. 905 Market
Brown Andrew A., clerk William H. Stowell, r. Ala-
meda
Brown Andrew D., fireman S. P. RR., r. 1635 Mission
Brown Ann, widow, milkranch, bet China and Japan
Avs, nr Mission Road
Brown Anna Mrs., r. 1802 Market
Brown Anna W., widow, r. 639 J^ Minna
Brown Annie, widow, r. N s Precita Av, bet llission
and Howard
Brown Annie, domestic 2434 Pine
Brown Annie Miss, milliner, r. 25 Hinckley
Brown Annie D., widow, r. 516 Sixth
BrovHi Anthony, fish, 213 Fourth, r. 280 Minna
Brown Anton J., seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Brown Archibald, tinsmith, r. 208 Hyde
Brown Arthur, r. 2607 Polk
Brown August, bartender, r. 20 Sacramento
Brown August, machinist The A. H. Lighthall Har-
vester Co., r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Brown August C, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Brown Augustus A., druggist D. M. Gove, r. 2408 Cali-
fornia
Brown B., collector, r. 2709 Mission
Brown Barbara Mrs., dressmaker, r. 707 Vallejo
Brown B. B., painter, r. 33 Eddy
Brown Benjamin, clerk, r. 1035 Mission
Brown Benjamin, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiuer
Brown Benjamin, hostler, r. SE cor Jones and Ellis
Brown Benjamin C, mining engineer, r. 311 Stock-
ton
Brown Benjamin L. (.Sykes & Browul and principal
West End School, r. 733 Bush
Brown Benjamin M., brakeman C. P. RR., r. 614 Bush
Brown Benjamin W. (Michelssen, Brown & Co.) r. 2527
Bryant
Brown Bernhard C. (Charles Brown & Son) r. 335
O'Farrell
Brown Bertha Miss, with B. & O. Oreenebauu, r. SOS
Sixth
Brown Brainard C. (Brown & Maxwell) and oflacial
reporter Superior Court, Dept No. 11, r. 710 Cali-
fornia
Brown Bridget, widow, r. 4 Jessie
Brown Brothers & Co. (Lewis, Ralph and Mor-
ris Brown and Bahr Sheideman) agents Oregon
City Woolen Mills and importers and mnfrs
clothing and furnishing goods, 121-125 Sansome
Brown Brown, carpenter, r. 23 Ritch
Brown C, r. 759 Market
Brown Case N., r. 21 Taylor
Brown Catherine, widow, r. 844 Folsom
Brown Catherine, widow, r. 931 Market
Brown Catherine Mrs., r. 11 Jansen
Brown Catherine E., widow, r. 331 Minna
Brown C. H. Mrs., r. 1135 Pacific
Brown Charles (Charles Brown & Son) r. 335 O'Far-
rell
Brown Charles, blindmaker Jason Springer & Co.
Brown Charles, clerk, r. 228 Filbert
Brown Charles, coalpasser P. C. SS. Orizaba
Brown Charles, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 304
Jessie
Brown Charles, expressman, SE cor Broadway and Du-
pont, r. 005 Broadway
Brown Charles, expressman, SE cor Dupont and Jack-
son, r. 19 Hinckley
Brown Charles, fireman P. C. SS. Ancon
Brown Charles, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Brown Charles, laborer, r. 115 Geary
Brown Charles, laborer, r. 414 Folsom
Brown Charles, liquor saloon, 411 East, r. 29 Commer-
cial
Brown Charles, longshoreman, r. W s Georgia, bet
Shasta and Sierra
Brown Charles, real estate, r. W s Dolores, opp Six-
teenth
Brown Charles, salesman John Mcllwain, r. S s Ger-
mania, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Brown Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown CHarles, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Brown Charles, seaman, r. 414 Folsom, rear
Brown Charles, waiter P. C. SS. State of Califoirnia
Brown Cliarles & Son (Charles and Bernhard C.)
stoves and tinware, 38 Geary
Brown Charles B., salesman Brown & Metzner, r. 513
Post
Brown Charles C, teamster, r. 253 ><S Clara
Brown Charles E., baggage agent S. P. RR., r. 1635
Mission '•
Bro^vii Charles F. , real estate and fire insurance
agert, 37 Merchants' Exchange, r. 1333 Howard
Brown Charles H. (Brown & Co.) r. 1 Geary PI
Brown Charles H. (Brown & West) r. SE cor Twenty-
sixth and Dolores
Brown Charles M., expressman, SW cor Sixth and Fol-
som, r. 4 Elizabeth
Brown Charles M., master mariner, r. 156 Perry
Brown Charles S., clerk Cluflf Bros., r. 208 Hyde
Brown Charles W., clerk American Sugar Refinery, r.
Alameda
Brown Charlotte Blake, physician and surgeon,
ofBce and r. .435 Geary
Brown Conrad, tinsmith Adam Koch, r. Berkeley
Brown, Craig & Co. (Edward Brown and Homer A.
Craig) general insurance agents. 216 Sansome
Brown D., watchman, r. 2 Washington
Brown D. «& Co. (Daniel and Israel Brown and
Griflin Shaw) shipping and commission mer-
chants, wool, tallow, hides, grain and general
merchandise, 644 Market
Brown Daniel Captain (D. Brown 4 Co.) teacher nav-
igation, and advertising and subscription agent,
644 Market, r. Oakland
Brown Daniel, blindmaker Jason Springer & Co.
Brown Daniel, law student Frank G. Newlands, r. 727
Gough
Brown Daniel J., cooper, r. 4 Powell Av
Brown David, carpenter, r. 908 Minna
Brown David, carpenter, r. 1231 Lombard
Brown David, clerk Bank British North America, r.
702 Post
Brown David, painter, r. 495 Brannan
Brown David A. , bookkeeper N. Gray & Co., r. 802
Turk
Bro^vn David B., wholesale and retail dealer
coopers' stock, 106 Drumm, and (Hogan & Co.) r.
137 Chestnut
Brown David C, grainer,6 Golden Gate Av, r. 20 West
Mission
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Brown David J., laliorer C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 606
Fourth
Brown David P., expressman, SW cor Washington
and Druuim, r. SE cor Sierra and Indiana
Brown Deborah B., widow, r. 1218 Hyde
Brown Denton D., surveyor, r. 311 Polk
Brown D. H., watchman "P. M. SS. City of Peking
Brown Dillon H., paperhanger, r. 12 Jackson
Brown Dora Hiss, r. Channel, bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
Brown D. S.. real estate, r. SW cor Sacramento and
Bucliauan
Brown E., Barbers' Pro. Union, 312 Post
Brown Edgar L., electrician, r. 10}4 Farren Av
Brown Edmund J., porter, r. 320 Ivy Av
Brown Edward (Brown, Craig ^^ Co.) r. Alameda
Brown Edward, broommaker Harrison & Dickson
Brown Edward, cooper, r. 735 Brannan
Brown Edward, groceries and liquors, SW cor Larkin
and California, r. 1321 Larkin
Brown Edward C, engineer, r. W s Cook, nr Point
Lobos Av
Brown Edward D., bookkeeper A. Lusk & Co., r. 309
Austin
Brown Edward D., telegraph operator S. P. RR.,r. 226
Sixteenth
Brown Edward M., compositor, r. 925 AVashington
Brown Edwin T., shoetrimmer, r. 402 Hayes
Brown Elizabeth, widow, r. S s Lombard, betFranklin
and Gough
Brown Ella Mrs., seamstress, r. 1004 Market
Brown ElK-n, widovi', millinery, 1003 Howard, r. 821
Dolores
Brown Ellis, merchant, r. 702 McAllister
Brown Emma, widow, r. 81i Green
Brown Emma Miss, r. 753 Howard
Brown Emmet, compositor, r. 1326 Kearny
Brown Ernest, clerk, r. 1009 Powell
Brown E. S. Mrs., widow, dressmaking, 46 St. Ann's
Bldg
Brown E. T., capitalist, r. Abbotsford House
Brown Eugene H., salesman Waterhouse & Lester, r.
1635 Mission
Brown Eugene W., porter William J. Younger, r. 1333
Howard
Brown E. V. Mrs., r. 828 Howard
Brown E. Ward, driver, r. 307 Linden Av
Brown F. B., r. 220 Montgomery Av
Brown Felix G., telegraph operator Western Union
Tel. Co., r. 226 Sutter
Brown F. P., r. 39 Fifth
Brown Francis, porter, r. 728 Harrison
Brown Francis G., student, r. 707 Vallejo
Brown Frank, carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Brown Frank, dyer, r. 1531 Mission
Brown Frank, house painter, r. 536 Birch Av
Brown Frank, laborer, r. N s Townsend, nr Ritch
Brown Frank, laborer, r. SW cor Arkansas and Napa
Brown Frank, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Brown Frank, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Brown Frank, with Singer Mnfg Co., r. 208 Hyde
Brown Frank A., salesman Nolan Bros., r. 331 Minna
Brown Frank W.. overseer Ca'l. Silk Mnfg Co.,r. Tenth
Av. nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Brown Frederick, r. 115 Second
Brown Frederick, armorer Co. F, N. G. C, r. 2 Elliot
, Park
Brown Frederick, brewer, r. 15)^ Stevenson
Brown Frederick, cigar maker, r. Astor House
Brown Frederick, cooper, r. 25 Rau.sch
Brown Frederick, expre.ssiuan, NW cOr Steuart and
Howard, r. 1125 Columbia
Brown Frederick, laborer, r. 213 Langton
Brown Frederick, patrolman Underwriters' Fire
Patrol, Station 2
Brown Frederick, porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 119
Stockton
Brown Frederick, seaman P. C. 88. Bonita, r. 760 Front
Brown Frederick A., driver, r. 16 Verona
Brown Frederick J., engineer Evening Post, r. 26}^
Kearny
Brown Frederick T., sergeant police, r. 1821 Jackson
Brown Frederick W., cooper, r. 728 Howard
Brown F. W. Mrs., widow, r. 16 Verona
Brown G., laborer, r. 429 Bush
Brown G. Bruce, r. Palace Hotel
Brown George, r. 519 Sacramento
Brown George, r. 1006 Post
Brown George, coal passer P. C. SS. State of Califor-
nia, r. 537 Sacramento
Brown George, helper melter and refiner's dept U. 8.
Mint, r. 2045 Mission
Brown George, juilker Franklin B. Smith, r. Persia
Av, nr Mission Road
Brown George, piano mover Matthias Gray, r. 1715
LeaVeuworth
Brown George, principal Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 1403 Steiner
Brown George, shoefitter, r. 4 Powell Av
Brown George, whipmaker, r. 1221 Mission
Brown George A. iBrown & Perkins) r. 843 Mission
Brown George C. clerk Cliiff Bros., r. 208 Hyde
Brown George C, bookkeeper A. S. Hallidie, r. 1026
Washington
Brown George H., salesman Kast & Co., r. 44 Third
Brown George H., waiter, r. 9 Pacific
Brown George L. (Mathews & Brown) r. 2600 Folsom
Brown George W., agent, r. 139 Fourth
Brown ieorge W., expressman, cor Sixth and Jessie,
r. 1715 Leavenworth
Brown George W., hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 331
Miuna
Brown George W., mnfr ladies and childrens' under-
wear, 713 Valencia
Brown G. F., cook, r. 650 Howard
Brown Gideon H., dentist, office and r. 1612 West Mis-
sion
Brown Grafton, driver, r. 400 Waller
Brown Grafton T., lithograph artist, 540 Clay, r. Oak-
land
Brown G. T., salesman M. J. Flavin, r. 038 Pine
Brown GustaVe, baker, r. 112 Fourth
Brown Hamilton, porter, r. 321 O'Farrell
Brown Hannah, domestic 1312 Pine
Brown Harry, shipjoiner, r. 24 Borland
Brown Harry, toolmaker, r. 422 Leavenworth
Brown Harry A., machinist, r. 55 Second
Brown Harry H., bookkeeper Thomas H. Armstrong,
r. 335 O'Farrell
Brown Harvey S., attorney Central Pacific and
Southern Pacific Railroads, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 40. r. Oakland
Brown Henry, bakery, 629 V^ Union
Brown Henry, boarding, 810-812 Battery ■
Brown Henry, carpenter, r. 4 Auburn
Brown Henry, clerk D. R. Avery & Co., r. 1528 Eddy
Brown Henry, driver, r. Ci Pleasant
Brown Henry, janitor 401 California, r. 4 Auburn
Brown Henry, liquor saloon and boarding, 1012 Kearny
Brown Henry, ijressman Cal. Oil Works, r. 530 Mis-
sion
Brown Henry, salesman Hartshorn & McPhim, r. 209
Chattanooga
Brown Henry A., paying teller Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Bank, r. 435 Geary
Brown Hsnry J., blacksmith, r. 1622 Broadway
Brown Henry J., expressman, SW cor Sixth and
Howard, r. 7 Elizabeth
Brown Henry J., shoeeutter, r. 543 Stevenson
Brown Henry Liicas, bakery, SE cor Larkin and Pine
Brown Henry P., longshoreman, r. 550 Mission
Brown Henry T., messenger The Examiner, r. 123
Turk, rear
Brown Henry W., assistant surveyor Port San Fran-
cisco, r. 317 Mason
Brown Henry W., boxmaker, r. 5 Second Av
Brown House. Mrs. William Clark proptr, 737 How-
ard
Brown Howard W., assistant property clerk Quarter-
master's Dept U. S. A., r. Oakland
Brown Hugo, steward Concordia Club, r. 1224 Eddy
Brown Irason C, carpenter, r. 730 Guerrero
Brown Isaac, cook, r. 421 Dupont
Brown Isaac, waiter Marlborough House
Brown Israel (D. Brown & Co.) r. England
Brown I. W. W., butcher, r. 35 Oak Grove Av
Brown James, r. 10 Scotland
Brown James, clerk, r. 1317 }<; Natoma
Brown James, lioppresser, r. 914 Vallejo
Brown James, laborer, r. 4 Gilbert
Brown James, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Brown James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Brown James, lastmaker, r. Howard House
Brown James, longshoreman, r. 238 Steuart
Brown James, mattressmaker, r. 903 Treat Av
Brown James, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Brown James, shoemaker, r. 1015 Market
Brown James, wool dealer, r. 319 Capp
Brown James Mrs., widow, r. 2G21 Bush
Brown James A., drayman, 313 Front, r. 6 Pleasant
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Brown James B., r. 10'2G Folsom
Brown James B., conductor Omnibus KE., r. 263
Third
Brown James B., stevedore, and extraman Engine No.
2, S. F. F. D., r.777}^ Mission
Brown James C, carpenter, r. W s Ocean House Boad,
nr Twenty-second
Brown James C, mining engineer, r. 2136 Howard
Brown James D. (Mt-Kay & Brown) r. 13T Chestnut
Brown James E. (Gilsou & Co.) r. 6tJ0 Minna
Brown Jam«8 Or., carpenter, r. 89 Brady
Brown James H., iron molder, r. 241 Fremont
Browu James K., wholesale sheep butcher. Fifth Av,
bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F., r. 416}^ Lar-
kiu
Brown James M., dairy, bet China and Japan, nr Mis-
sion Road
Brown James P., r. 504 Howard
Browu James P., stenographer law dept 0. P. RR.
and S. P. RR., r. Oakland
Brown James R., miner, r. 931 Sacramento
Brown James W., furniture, 81 Fourth
Brown James W., stockbroker, r. 920 Pine
Brown Jared C, r. 426 Kearny
Brown J. B., r. 220 Third
Brown J. B., keeper Point Bouita Light House
Brown J. 0., r. 737 Howard
Brown J. Cecil, with Andrew H. Teazell, r. 1637 Eddy
Brown Jeremiah H., blacksmith, r. 29 Rausch
Brown Jesse, bartender Joseph Koeter, r. Avenue
House
Browu Jesse, engineer, r. 507 Union
Browu Jessie R., carrier Chronicle, r. 215 Linden Av
Brown Jesse W., mining engineer, r. 118 Eddy
Brown J. F., stock broker, r. 008!^ Fourth
Brown J. Fleetwood, book agent, r. 17 Third
Brown J. G., barber, r. 527 Howard
Brown J. H., carpenter, r. 2513 Mission
Brown J. M., furniture, 1047 Market, r. 21 Fulton
Brown Johanna, widow, r. 6 Ridley
Brown John, r. 143 Natoma
Brown John, bartender, r. 114 Turk
Brown John, blacksmith, r. 517 Pacific
Brown John, boatbuilder, r. 520 Taylor
Brown John, boilermaker, r. 131 J^ Shipley
Brown John, cabiuetmaker, r. 138 Silver
Brown John, carpenter, r. 529 Natoma
Brown John, clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 847 Harrison
Brown John, compositor, r. 10 Willow
Brown John, harness cleaner, r. SW cor Mission and
New Montgomery
Brown John, hostler, r. 633 Green
Brown John, junk, 1610 Stockton
Brown Johu, laborer George Morrow
Browu John, laborer, r. 33 Jessie
Brown John, laborer, r. W s Iowa, nr Nevada
Brown John, longshoreman, r. 23 Clara
Brown John, longshoreman, r. 123 Jackson
Brown John, longshoreman, r. 313 Vallejo
Brown John, porter Post Office, r. Oakland
Brown John, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Brown John, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Brown John, seaman, r. 321 Drumm
Brown Johu, seaman, r. 927}^ Jackson
Brown John, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Brown John, seaman schr Fanny Gilmore, r. 408 Val-
lejo
Brown John, sexton Calvary Church, r. 917 Sutter
Brown John, soap boiler, r. Channel, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Brown Johu, stevedore, r. South Park House
Brown John A., packer George W. Meade & Co., r. S 8
Twenty-ninth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Brown John A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 313
Sixth
Brown John A., watchman, r. 57 Jessie
Brown John B., capitalist, r. Linden House
Brown John C, captain C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r.
Oakland
Brown John F., clerk Thomas Downing, r. 3 Lick
Alley
Brown John F., printer, 621 Sansome, room 20, r. 2120
Mission
Brotvii Juliii K. (Stonehill & Brown) attorney at
law, 408 California, room 2, r. 1104 Market
Brown John K., captain stmr C. P. RR. Oakland, r.
Oakland
Brown Johu O., messenger Light House Engineers,
Office, r. 707 Vallejo
Brown John O., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Brown John P., heater Pac. Rolling Mills
Brown John R. & Co. (Benicia) office 515 Front
Brown John W., draftsman Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. Clarendon House
Brown John W., steward, r. 248 Third
Brown Joseph, r. 1222 Pine
Brown Joseph, clerk, r. 11 Jansen
Brown Joseph, clerk W. Sanders, r. 1123 Valencia
Brown Joseph, laborer, r. 617 Davis
Brown Joseph, longshoreman, r. 7.77 J<. Mission
Brown Joseph, machinist, r. 1 Montgomery Court
Brown Josejih, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown Joseph, seaman O. E. and N. SS. Columbia
Brown Joseph, teamster, r. N s North Point, bet Lar-
kin and Polk
Brown Joseph H., r. 2513 Mission
Brown Joseiih O., farmer Herman W. Burfeind, Lake
Honda, nr Alms House
Brown Joseph P., poultry ranch, NE cor Dwight and
Girard. U. M. T.
Brown Josephine Mrs., r. 415 Jones
Brown Julia, domestic 509 Twenty-third
Brown J. W., stockbroker, 18 Nevada Block, r. 920
Pine
Brown J. W. Mrs., widow, r. 101 Mason
Brown Kate, widow, r. 1627 Post
Brown Kate, domestic 601 Eddy
Brown Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 321 Sutter
Brown Kate Mrs., shoefltter, r. 516 Sixth
Brown K. B., watchman Pas. Rolling Mills
Brown L. Mrs., dressmaker, 26}^ Kearny
Brown Lawrence L., teacher, r. 1313 Larkin
Brown Lemuel A., brakeman S. P. RR., r. 241 Ritch
Brown Leo A., salesman Davis Bros., r. E s Potrero
Av, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Brown Leonhardt, baker, r. 3 Martha PI
Brown Lewis (Brown Brothers & Co.) r. 824 O'Farrell
Brown Lewis, porter, r. 33 Everett
Brown Lewis J., collector, r. 137 Third
Brown Lizzie, widow, r. 433 Geary
Brown Lizzie, widow, coffee saloon, 10 Steuart
Brown Lizzie, domestic 1422 Sutter
Brown Lizzie Miss, glovemaker Mills, Leak & Co.
Brown Lizzie J. Miss, cloakmaker, r. NE cor Carolina
and Center
Brown Louis, expressman, SE cor Steuart and Mis-
sion, r. Third Av, nr Point Lobos Av
Brown Louis, waiter Palace Hotel
Brown Louisa Mrs., cloakmaker, r. 3 Meacham PI
Brown Margaret, widow, r. 1635 Mission
Brown Margaret L., widow, r. NE cor Carolina and
Center
Brown Mark, calker. r. 203 Ritch
Brown Martin, nightwatchman, r. 524 Sixth
Browu Mary, widow, r. 4 Powell Av
Brown Mary, widow, r. 18>i> Garden
Brown Mary, widow, r. 1917 Geary
Brown Mary Miss, bookfolder, r. 312 Fremont
Brown Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 4 Powell Av
Brown Mary Miss, with S. Ettinger, r. 709 Eddy
Brown Mary Mrs., r. 413 Stockton
Brown Mary R. Mrs., r. 24 Mint Av
Brown Matthew, r. 405 Drumm
Brown Matthew, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Brown Matthew D., clerk, r. 1635 Mission
Brown Matthew F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
313 Sixth
Brown M. B. Miss, milliner, r. 515 Geary
Brown McKenzie K., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 409
Powell
Brown Melvin E., bookkeeper, r. 120 O'Farrell
Browu M. F. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 1104 Mission
Brown Michael, coachdriver The Baldwin
Browu Michael, laborer, r. E s Michigan, bet Shasta
and Sierra
Brown Michael, seaman, r. 47 Sacramento
Brown Michael, teamster, r. 1,38 Silver
Brown Michael, woolsorter, r. North Point, bet Polk
and Larkin
Brown Minnie T., domestic NE cor Carolina and Cen-
ter
Brown MoUie, widow, dressmaker, r. 120 Eleventh
Brown Morris (Brown Brothers & Co.) r. 828 O'Farrell
Brown Mortlock, copiiersmith, r. 645 Folsom
Brown Moses B., clerk W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 1414
Geary
Brown N. & Co. (Nathan Brown) mnfrs, importers
and jobbers clothing, 108 Battery
Browu Nathan (N. Brown & Co.) r. 724 O'Farrell
Browu Nealie Miss, r. 1536 Clay
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Brown Nicholas, laborer, r. 3 Lick Alley-
Brown Noah J., trunkmaker, r. Mission, nr Twenty.
first
Brown Norah, widow, r. Palmer, bet Thirtieth and
Thirty-first
Brown Orrin, r. 759 Howard
Brown Oscar, bedmaker Olympic Lodgings, 901 Kearny
Brown Page, resident physician City and County Hos-
pital
Brown Patrick, nurse City and County Alms House
Brown Paul, cabinetmaker, r. Harmony Hotel
Brown Paul, mining superintendent, r. Lick House
Brown Peter, laborer, r. 1100 Powell
Brown Peter, master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown Peter, molder, r. 11 Jansen
Brown Peter, pressman, r. 7 Jansen
Brown Peter, sailmaker clothing dept U. S. A., r. 2021
Mason
Brown Peter B., carpenter, 1329 J^ Bush, r. 819 Jessie
Brown Philip, stevedore, r. 228 Filbert
Brown Philip Mrs., groceries and liquors, 228 Filbert
Brown R.. laborer Hancock & Kelso
Brown Rachael Miss. r. 10 Scotland
Brown Ralph (Brown Brothers & Co.) r. New York
Brown Reuben W., wholesale butcher, cor Fifth Av
and N, South S. F., r. 720 Ellis
Brown R. F., engineer, r. 2622 Sutter
Brown Richard, asphaltum roofer, r. 4 Hayward
Brown Richard, capitalist, office 215 Sansome, r. 2330
Jones
Brown Richard, clerk Hy. Balzer & Co., r. 16 Howard
Court
Brown Richard, fruits and vegetables, 911 Harrison
Brown Richard, soap mnfr, Channel, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Brown Robert, cook, r. (jolden Eagle Hotel
Brown Robert, cook, r. 152 Silver
Brown Robert, laborer, r. 9 Water
Brown Robert B., carrier Call and Bulletin, r. 2709
Mission
Brown Robert T., whitener, and extraman Hose Co
No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. N s Alabama, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty.fourth
Brown Roland G., capitalist. 328 Montgomery, room
13, r. Oakland
Brown Rolla J., carpenter, r. 429 Front
Brown Rosa, widow, r. 322 Fifth
Brown Rosa, domestic 1006 Union ,
Brown Rafus N., merchant, r. 2322 Washington
Brown Sadie Mrs. (Karras h Brown) r. 317 Eddy
Brown Samuel, laborer, r. 1357 Howard
Brown Samuel, night watchman Hathaway's Wharf
r. 751 Folsom '
Brown Samuel, waiter, r. 47 Second
Brown Samuel, woolpuller, r. 2015 Folsom
Brown Samuel A., capitalist, r. 22 Glen P'ark Av
Brown Samuel C, physician, r. 209 Twenty-fourth
Brown Samuel E., foreman compositor "S. F. News
Letter, r. 407 Grove
Brown Samuel G., painter, r. 166 Clementina
Brown Samuel H. (Brown & Hoyt) r. Russ House
Brown Samuel H., salesman T. J. Bass & Co., r 903
Treat Av . • ."o
Brown Samuel M., agent, r. 139 Fourth
Brown Samuel P., longshoreman, r. 1 Rincon Av
Brown Sarah B., widow, r. 925 Sutter
Brown S. C. Mrs., nurse Protestant Orphan Asylum
Brown Spencer R., storekeeper O. and O. SS. Gaelic r
722 Folsom
Brown Spaiford, clerk Edward Kerr, r. 127 First Av
Brown Stephen G.. barber, r. 215 Sixteenth,* bet
Howard and Mission
Brown Sylvester B., drayman, r. 1319 Sacramento
Brown T. H., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r. Ala-
meda
Brown Thomas, r. 1.504 O'Farrell
Brown Thomas, r. N s Alabama, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Brown Thcuuas, bookkeeper, r. 638 Green
Brown TUomas, cashier Bank of California, NW
cor California and Sansome, r. 1019 Bush
Brown Thomas, clerk Wangenheim, Steruheim & Co.,
r. cor Fourteenth Av and R, South S. F.
Brown Thomas, doorflnisher, r. 4 Powell Av
Brown Thomas, lather Presidio Reservation, r. Co-
lumbia Hotel
Brown Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry. S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiuer
Brown Thomas, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 1124 Ala-
bama
Brown Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown Thomas, stevedore, r. 612 Greenwich
Bro^vn Thomas, superintendent California Mar-
ket, r. 1911 Sutter
Brown Thomas A., photographer, 606 Kearny, r. 1786
Folsom
Brown Thomas P., capitalist, r. E b Scott, bet Court-
land and North Avs, B. H.
Brown Thomas P. S., salesman Bernard Blumenthal,
r. 820 Howard
Brown Thomas R., clerk, r. N s Alabama, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Brown Thomas W., bricklayer, r. 317 Third
Brown T. M. Mrs., widow, r. 207 Thirteenth
Brown Vincent N. M., salesman H. P. Gregory & Co.,
r. Gil Stockton
Brown W.. waiter, r. 31 Third
Brown Wallace, r. 22 Geary
Brown Walter, student Alison Van Denburgh, r IQfe
Farren Av
Brown Walter E., machinist, r. N s Precita Av, bet
Mission and Howard
Brown Walter S. (Brown & Metzner) r. 513 Post
Brown Ward, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
405 Gough
Bro\f n Ward, laborer, r. 307 Linden Av
Brown W. G., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 1511
Post
Brown Wilber K., drayman, r. 744 Harrison
Brown Willard B., compositor, r. 1013 Washington
Brown William, r. 334 Sutter
Brown WilliTim, r. 716 Bay
Brown William, r. 1231 Filbert
Brown William, clerk, r. 15 Grand Av
Brown William, commission merchant, r. 1622 Broad-
way
Brown William, driver Market St. RR., r. 1831 Mis-
sion
Brown William, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Brown William, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Brown William, machinist, r. United States Hotel
Brown William, master mariner, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Brown William, piano dealer, 825 Market, r. 15 Grand
Av
Brown William, quartermaster O. R. and N. SS. Co-
lumbia
Brown William, sawmaker, 222 Jackson, r. 920 Union
Brown William, seaman, r. 68 Oregon
Brown William, seaman, r. 100^ Jackson
Brown William, seaman, r. E s Wayne, nr Old Hickory,
Brown William, seaman, r. SE cor Harrison and
Spear
Brown William, seaman Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla
Brown William, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Brown William, seaman P. M. SS. South Carolina
Brown William, shampooer Hammam Baths
Brown William, stevedore, r. 305 Minna
Brown William, stock driver, r. 720 Third
Brown William, superintendent Potrero Marine Rail-
way, r. W 8 Maryland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Brown William, upholsterer, r. 1007 3^ Minna
Brown William, watchman Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 1124 Folsom
Brown William A., clerk, r. .527 Seventeenth
Brown William A., commercial traveler, r. 331 Minna
Brown William A., engineer tug boat Jennie Gawne,
r. 718 Bay
Brown William A., foreman bag factory Blake, Rob-
bins & Co.. r. 2043 Mission
Brown William A., student, r. 301 Turk
Brown William A., wood dealer, r. 104 Freelon
Brown William C, book and job printer, 419 Sacra-
mento and 320 Sansome, r. 62S Sutter
Brown William C, bookkeeper William Helmuth, r.
1104 Mission
Brown William C, cashier William T. Coleman & Co.,
r. 1019 Bush
Brown ^Villiam C, pressman Pac. Newspaper Pub.
Co., r. 819 Jessie
Brown William E., office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, r. SW cor Buchanan and Sacramento
Brown William G., newsagent, r. 642 Washington
Brown William G., plumber, r. 717 Fulton
Brown William H., r. 2202 Mission
Brown William H. (Pac. Manufacturing Co.) r. 629
Mission
Brown William H.. contractor night work, 6 Mills PI,
r. 17 Vandewater
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Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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Brown William H. (Brown & Wells) and proptr Ar-
lington House, 127 Kearny-
Brown William H., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. 1511 Post
Brown William H., salesman P. Murphy, r. 605 Geary
Brown William H., teamster, r. 1318 Kearny
Brown William J., driver Thomas Jackson, r. 126
Fifth
Brown William J. E., jointer MattuUath MnfgCo., r.
304 Jessie
Browii William M., driver Market St. RK., r. SW cor
Steiner and Ellis
Brown William M., tanner, r. 2000 Folsom
Brown William N., ship carpenter, r. 645 Folsom
Brown William P., r. 114 Be/nard
Brown William P., lumberman, r. 529 Sacramento
Brown William P., packer McCarthy Bros. & Co., r.
1C22 Broadway
Brown William P., waiter, r. 16 Natoma
Brown William R., mnfr brackets, r. 413 Polk
Brown William S., engineer, r. 66 Brady
Brown William W., bookkeeper Howe &Hall, r. 1519 J^
Leavenworth
Brown Winsor L., clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r. Oak-
land
Brown W. M., seaman P.M. SS. City of Sydney
Brown W. W., porter Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, r.
731 California
Brown Zelotus W., wool scourer, r. 114 Ninth
Brown & Co. (C. H. Brown and Timothy Cotter) livery
stables, 113 O'Farrell
Bro-wii Si Hoyt (Samuel H. Brown and Hazen and
Asa A. Hoyt) real estate brokers, 408 California,
rooms 4-5
Bro-vvii & Max^vell (B. C. Brown and AV. A. Max-
well) official shorthand reporters, 604 Merchant
Brown & Metzner (Walter S. Brown and William
"Metzner) agerfts Corticelli silk and Chadwick's
spool cotton, 549 Blarket
Bro-»vii & Perkins (George A. Brown and George
F. Perkins) liquorsaloon, SE cor Montgomery and
Washington
Brown »te Wells (William H. Brown and William
F. Wells) fruits and vegetables, 30-31 California
Market
Brown & West (Charles H. Brownand Joseph A. West)
sign painters. 6 Golden^ Gate Av
B^"Brown. See Browne and Braun
Browne Anthony, lapidary, r. 14 H Mason, rear
Browne C. B. Mrs., teacher music, r. 435 Turk
Browne Christopher B., clerk Firemans Fund Insur-
ance Co., r. 229 Geary
Browne Edward, watchman quartermaster's dept Pre-
sidio Reservation
Browne Emma Mrs., r. 208 Second
Browne Jacob L., secretary Bank of San Francisco, 23
S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r. Oakland
Browne James, salesman C. Curtin, r. 703 Market
Browne James A., proptr Theatre Comique, NW cor
Kearny and Pine, r. 605 Pine
Browne J. L., freight clerk P. M. SS. City of New
York
Browne J. M., house furnishing goods, 843 Market, r.
21 Fulton
Browne Joseph M., miner, r. 430 Ji5 Shipley
Browne Nelson H., clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 1210
Devisadero
Browne Richard H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1429 ;«i Mission
Browne Spencer C, special agent Home Benefit Assn,
328 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Browne Stephen, housepainter, r. 821 J<i Dolores
1^^ Browne. See Braun and Brown
Bro^vnell Andrew S., secretary Home Benefit
Association, 328 Montgomery, room 24, r. Oak-
land
Brownell Charlotte S., widow, r. 712 Clementina
Brownell Don C, salesman Carolan, Cory & Co., r.
Oakland
Brownell E. B., r. 911 Eighteenth
Brownell Gideon V., captain bktne Ella, office 169
California
Browning August (Browning & Bremer) r. 1335 Pine
Browning Edward, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
401 Van Ness Av
Browning George, with Pac. Rubber Paint Co., r. 505
Hyde
Browning Henry J., gunsmith, r. 1335 Pine
Browning Jacob, teamster, r. 401 Van Ness Av
Browning Jeremiah, teamster, r. 215 Larkln
Browning John (Browning & Scheele) r. NW cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Browning John, weigher American Sugar Refinery, r.
771 Folsom
Browning S. R., merchant, r. 405 Folsom
Browning William, liquor saloon, 541 Clay, r. 771 Fol-
som
Browning William J., butcher, 405 Folsom
Browning & Bremer (August Browning and Otto A.
Bremer) gunsmiths, bellhaugers, etc., 651 Clay
Browning «& Sclieele (John Browning and Her-
mann F. Scheele) groceries and liquors, NW cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Brownlee Frances C. Mrs., agent Needham's Red Clo-
ver Blossoms, 1059 Mission
Bro-»vnlee J. Clark, news agent The Baldwin
Brownlee Jesse S., cabinetmaker, r. 1059 Mission
Brownlie David S., machinist, r. E s Diamond, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Brownlie James, housepaiuter, r. E s Diamond, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Brownlie Jessie, widow, r. E s Diamond, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Brownlie John, housepainter, r. E s Diamond, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Brownlie Robert G., plumber George Crowley, r. E s
Diamond, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Brownlie William G. , compositor, r. E s Diamond, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Brownlow Charles B., special policeman, r. 616 Pine
Brownridge Robert, bakery, 133 Ninth
Brownrigg William J., carpenter, r. 1045 Eighteenth
Brownson Frederick, salesman J. W. Evans, r. 13 J^
Fifth Av
Browustein Daniel G., salesman E. Goslinsky & Co.,
r. lOlV Post
Brownstein George (E. Goslinsky & Co.) r. 1017 Post
Brownstein Jacob (Kramer, Goodman & Co.) r. 919
McAllister
Brownstein Julius, r. 1017 Post
Brownstone Alfred, r. 722 Hayes
Brownstone David, merchant, r. 722 Hayes
Brownstone Isaac, groceries and liquors, NE cor Post
and Larkin, r. 1002 Larkin
Broyer Alexander, groceries and liquors, SW cor First
and Tehama
Broyer Herman, driver Jackson Brewery, r. 31 Lafay-
ette
Broyer John, groceries and liquors, 623 Second, r. 15
Rincon Av
Broz Frank (Doubek & Broz) r. E s Alabama, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Bru John, boots and shoes, 1108 Stockton
Bruman Aaron, commission merchant, r. 262 Octavia
Brubaker Etfinger, teamster, r. 121 Sixth
Bruce Charles O., lather, r. Pacific. Lodgings
Bruce Donald, general printer Chinese and la-
bels, 018 Sacramento, r. 1020 Hyde
Bruce Frank T., clerk Edward Sullivan, r. 226 Oak
Bruce George, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Bruce George T., hotel keeper, r. Abbotsford House
Bruce Henry, longshoreman, r. 5 Goodsell PI
Bruce Hobart E., milk ranch, SW cor Potrero and
Silver Avs, South S. F.
Bruce James H. , marine surveyor and city agent
Firemans Fund Insurance Co., 401 California, r.
1218 Jackson
Bruce John, builder, r. 718 Broadway
Bruce John, calker. r. 18 First
Bruce John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Bruce John T., painter, r. 1109 Jones
Bru(?e Mary, domestic 917 Valencia
Bruce Patrick, driver Market St. RR., r. N s Fifteenth,
nr Guerrero
Bruce Ralph, laborer, r. S s Fifteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Bruce Robert, carpenter and builder, r. W s Boyce,
bet Sutter and Post
Bruce Robert Jr., marblecutter, r. W s Boyce, bet
Sutter and Bush
Bruce Robert C, with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 2122
Pacific Av
Bruce Samuel C, capitalist, office 410 California
Bruce Samuel J., agent, r. 2009 Mission
Bruce Walter S., asst bookkeeper H. Heynemaun &
Co., r. 1218 Jackson
Bruce William D., expressman Oakland Ferry, r. N 6
Jersey, bet Noe and Castro
Bruck Arthur A., physician, office NE cor Powell and
Broadway, r. 1415 Powell
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to BraTerman A Levy
119 MONTGOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
UTANHINti <-AI.l^F,I> FOR A>I> I>i:i,IVERi:i>.
<»FFiri':, 648 9IARKKT STRKET.
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Bruck Charles H., upholsterer, r. 864 M Folsom
Briick Hermann Kev., pastor German M. E. Church,
r. 864 J^ Folsom
Bruck W. B., r. Kuss House
Bruckhaus R. Mrs., restaurant, 331}^ East, r. 8 Com-
mercial
Brucklmaier Charles, watchmaker and jeweler, 19
Fourth, r. 236 O'Farrell
Briickman H. F., cigarmaker, r. 419 Sutter, rear
Bruckmann H., correspondent Mutual Life Insurance
Co., 214 Sansome
Bruckmann Moritz K., with Degener & Co., r. 14 Co-
lumbia Square
Bruckner John, porter P. Marsicano, r. SW cor Noe
and Nineteenth
Bruder Stephen, brewer, r. 408 Shotwell
Brue Mary, widow, r. 524 Fulton
Bruenn Henry J., miller, r. 1120 Mission
Briier Jacob, carpenter Albany Brewery, r. 1711 Market
Brufere Thomas C, r. American Exchange Hotel
Briigea Adolphe. r. 719 Green
Brugge George (Brugge & Baettge) r. 200 Washington
Brugge Louis, tailor, r. 429 Bush
Brugge & Baettge (George Brugge and Peter Baettge)
boarding stable. 111 Washington
Bruggeinau Henry, contractor, 208 Sutter, r. 31
Langton
Bnaggeniann Henry, merchant tailor, 526 Mont-
gomery, r. 503 Union
Bruguiere Emile A., banker, r. 1800 Franklin
Bruguiere Victor F., finisher F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. Oakland
Bruhn Peter F., porter, r. 1007 Stockton
Bruhniug Mary, widow, r. 138 Thirteenth
Bruhns Adolph C, sawmaker, r. 518 Chestnut
Bruhns Caroline, widow, r. 518 Cnestnut
Bruhns Emma Miss, bookbinder, r. 518 Chestnut
Bruhns Henry, haruessmaker, r. 518 Chestnut
Bruhns Julius H., harnessmaker, r. 518 Chestnut
Bruhns Hans W., restaurant and liquor saloon, 1122
Battery, r. 411 Dolores
fiS?" Bruhns. See Bruns
Bruin John, laborer, r. 33 Jessie
Brulon Henri G. (Brulon & Lauth) r. 719 Clay
Brnlon & Liautli (Henri G. Brulon and Julius
Lauth) liquor saloon, 645 Merchant
Brumagim John W., real estate and attorney at law,
33 Nevada Block, r. 1315 Mason
Bruman Aaron, commission merchant, r. 262 Octavia
Brume Diedrich, liquor saloon, NW cor Ninth and
Mission, r. 1300 Mission
Brumel Albert N., clerk American Exchange Hotel, r.
609 Pine
Bruml Simon, proptr Pac. Glove Works, 106 Battery,
r. 014 Fulton
Brumm Charles, blacksmith, r. 330 Kitch
Bruumier John, engineer Albany Brewery, r. 73
Everett
Brummer Robert, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Brunck H., seaman, r. St. George Hotel
Bruuckhorst Jacob, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and
Eighth
Brunckhorst Louis, porter, r. 1209 Lyon
Brundage Charles G., drawtender S. P. BR., r. S s
Channel, bet Third and Fourth
Brundage Charles G. Jr., toll collector Mission Bay
Bridge Co., r. 114}^ Ireelon
Brundage James, seaman, r. 421 Folsom
Brundage James H., laborer, r. 421 Folsom
Brundson William J., driver City Cab and Carriage
Co., r. 174 Jessie
Brniie August, manufacturer and wholesale deal-
er cigars, 227 Clay, r. 1715 Mason
Brune E. G., miner, r. 948 Howard
Bruue Henry (Naber, Alfs ^Hj Brune) r. 107 Capp
Brunell William, laborer, r, 316 Elizabeth
Brunelle Amelia Miss, teacher music, r. 424 Howard
Brunengo Joseph Rev., S. J., Prof. St. Ignatius Col-
lege. 214 Hayes
Bruner B. E. Mrs., widow, r. 405 Turk
Bruner Henry S., bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. 407
Taylor
Bruner John, laborer, r. 2315 Mason, rear
Bruner William H., physician and surgeon, ofliceand
r. 703 Market
O^Bruner. See Brunner
Brunet Eugene, jeweler, r. 614 Merchant
Brunei Otto, clerk, r. 707 Laguna
Brunette Zachariah, waiter St. Mary's College
Brunicardi Alejandro, laborer, r. 150O Dupont
Brunicardi Carlo, laborer, r. 1500 Dupont
Brunig Christian, liquor saloon, 49 Stevenson
Briinig Louis, laborer, r. 2105 Stockton
Bruuing William, proptr S. F. Soda Works, 733 Union
Brunings Martin (Brunings & Myers) r. 137 Montgom-
ery
Bruniugs & Myers (Martin Brunings and Harry
Myers) wines and liquors, 600 Market
Brunjes Diedrich, groceries and liquors, W s Mission
Road, 5 miles from City Hall
Brunjes Henry, groceries and liquors, 432 Brannan
Brunjes John C, lumper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Eighth and Brannan
Brunu Herman, bookkeeper M. Wunsch & Co., r. 101
Dupont
Brunn Jacob, accountant, r. 1640 Sacramento
B^"Brunn. See Brune, Brun and Bruun
Brunne Adolphus, teacher vocal and instrumental
music, r. 1528 Stockton
Brunner Adolph L., bookkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs &
Co., r. 1130 Market
Brunner Albert J., assistant librarian S. F. Law Li-
brary, r. 714 Grove
Brunner Andrew, butcher E. & H. Moffat, r. N s Four-
teenth Av, bet N and P, South S. F.
Brunner Henry, clerk Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r. 2526
Washington
Brunner Jacob A., in.surance agent, office 225 Sansome,
r. .2.526 Washington
Brunner Louis, stationery and fancy goods, 339 Hayes,
r. 714 Grove
Brunner Rosalie Miss, teacher music, r. 714 Grove
Brunner Thomas B., waiter Union Club, r. S s Twen-
ty-first, bet Church and Sanchez
8^"Brunner. See Bruner
Bruno Charles, pressman George Spaulding & Co., r.
2403 Post
Bruno Giuseppe, cook, r. 103 Pacific
Bruno Gustave, minstrel Standard Theatre, r. 2^
Kearny
Brunotte Louis, tailor, r. 10 August Alley
Brunotte Paul S., locksmith, r. 10 August Alley
Bruns Albert, painter, r. 939 Valencia
Bruns Aniiie Miss, saleslady, r. 204 Twenty-fourth
Bruns Augusta, r. 939 Valencia
Bruns Bruen, engineer Union Brewery, r. 317 Clem-
entina
Bruns CiBsar, clerk Nicholas Bruns, r. 457 Guerrero
Bruns Charles, clerk Ross Bros.,r. 805M Geary
Bruns Conrad, laborer, r. 2528 Bryant
Bruns Conrad, liquor saloon, 505 Washington, r. 550
Minna
Bruns Conrad, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 969
Howard
Bruns Conrad, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn,413 Sutter
Bruns George (Bruns & Brothfer) r. SE cor Sixteenth
and Mission
Bruns George, cook, r. 719 O'Farrell
Bruns George F., shipping clerk Swanberg & West,
r. .550 Minna
Bruns George W., bookkeeper Nicholas Bruns, r. 457
Guerrero
Bruns Henry, laborer, r. SW cor Thirtieth and San
Jose Av
Bruns Henry D., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 226
Clara
Bruns Henry E., cabinetmaker, r. 1506 Folsom
BruiLs Henry F., president S. F. Stock Brewery,
and liquor saloon, SE cor Market and Eighth, r. 4
Eighth
Bruns Henry H., metal and machinery, 306 Mission,
r. 925 Union
Bruns Hermine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 969 Howard
Bruns J., laborer, r. What Cheer House
Bruns J. C. C, bookkeeper A. Waldstein, r. 969 How-
ard
Bnins John (Bruns & Brother) r. SE cor Sixteenth
and Mission
Bruns John B., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. SW cor
Thirtieth and San Jos^ Av
Brnns John H., wines and liquors, 123 Front, r.
Alameda
Bruns Julius, upholsterer, r. 939 Valencia
Bruns Margaret, widow, r. 35 Converse
Bruns Marie, widow, r. 820 Greenwich
Bruns Nicholas, groceries, wood and coal, 617-619
Davis, r. 457 Guerrero
Bruns Peter (estate of) groceries and liquors, NW cor
Berry and Third
Bruns William, barber, r. 650 Minna
G\kl Ol Ani/ 0 r^r\ 645 Market St., Wlidc'-nlo mid Retail dealers in Paper
. W. LLAnK 06 LU. interior decorators, ISl'd"^!"*'""'"' -'"''' °' '"°'°'
Shade Materials and Fixtures.
HINCKLEY, SPIERS «& HAYES,
FV1.TOX fkON WORKK. 213 Fremont Street,
-Mnnufacturers oi' Kiigrar >IillH, Vacauni Pans, Etc.
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Brttns William C, physician, office and r. 820 Green-
wich
Bruns & Brother (George and John Bruns and John
Steimke) groceries and liquors, SE cor Sixteenth
and Mission
B^Bruns. See Bruhns
Brunschwiler Christopher, bookbinder, r. Ill Polk
Brunschwiler Joseph A., clerk general freight office
C. P. KR., r. Ill Polk
Briinsen Martin, liquor saloon, 539 Pacific, r. 528 Pa-
cific
Bninstamp John A. C, master mariner, r. SW cor East
and Market
Bmns^vicU Emanuel (The J. M. Brunswick &
Balke Co.) r. 1403 Van Ness A,y
Brunswick House, David Stem proptr, 148 Sixth
BRUNSWICK & BALKE CO. THE J, M
mnlrs billiard and pool tables, j^ateutees Monarch
Tables and Cushions, dealers billiard materials,
and sole agents Hyatt's billiard and pool balls,
653-655 Market, opp. Lotta Fountain
Brunswick Samuel, cattle dealer, r. 930 Post
Brunt Lavinia Miss, r. 34 Alabama
Brunt Leonard, meter repairer Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 34 Alabama
Brunt Walter N., book and job printer, 508 Sacra-
mento, r. 330 Duncan
Brunt William K., butcher, r. 330 Duncan
Bruntsch Charles (Bruntsch & Wheeler) r. 730 Brod-
erick
Bruntsch & Wheeler (Charles Bruntsch and Robert S.
Wheeler) custom and internal revenue brokers,
500 Battery
Briippacher John, valet 620 Folsom
Brusaber Charles H,, liquor saloon, W B Kentucky,
bet Sierra and Humboldt, r. W s Minnesota, bet
Humboldt and Sierra
Bruschi Giuseppe, vegetables, 33 Colombo Market
Brusco Agostino, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Brusco G. & Co. (Giacomo Brusco and Louis Corte)
restaurant, 509 Washington
Brusco Giacomo (G. Brusco & Co.) r. 905 Montgomery
Bruse Cliriistian, groceries, NW cor Pacific and
Leavenworth
Brush Albert, r. 1318 Steiner
Brush Creek Mill and Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.)
R. W. Heath secretary, 318 Pine, rooms 16-17
Brush George, grainer, r. 1318 Steiner
Brush Reuben G., secretary Western Fire and
Marine Insurance Co. of California, office 409
California, r. Oakland
Brusher Winford Mrs., widow, r. 9 Pinkney PI
Brusner Lena, domestic 1120 Post
Bruss August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brussa Achille, marble cutter, r. 974 Bryant
Brusue Louis, cook Charles Claffey, r. 530 Bush
Brutcher Adam M., clerk William Davis, r. 469 Min-
na
Bruton Daniel, agent Marburg Bros., tobacco mnfrs
(Baltimore) office 206 Front, r. 325 O'Farrell
Bruton Thomas, clerk Grocer and Country Merchant,
r. 325 O'Farrell
Bruton Timothy, laborer, r. 4 Morrel PI
Bruttkowski Albert, seaman brig Cousuelo, r. 54 Sac-
ramento
Bruun Engelbrecht F., bookkeeper Thunder Powder
Co., r. 447 Natoma
Bruun Thoger O., packer Feigtnbaum & Co., r. 924
Washington
Bruyere J. Henry, r. Lick House
Bruzaud William P., steward, r. 12 Bryant
Bruzzo Toniasno, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Bruzzone Auton, expressman, cor Market and Fourth,
r. 627 Grove
iiryan Benjamin B.. harnessmaker, r. 709 Miuna
Bryan Charles U., collector Nevada Bank of S. F., r.
610 Fell
Bryan Dudley C, r. 1036 Jackson
Bryan Duncan W., teamster, r. NW cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Valencia
Bryan Emma B,. Miss, teacher music, r. 2321 Fillmore
Bryan Frederick, clerk Alexander Pallies, r. 1635
Hyde
Bryan J. F., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Bryan John M., stoves and tinware, 130 Third, r. 916
Howard
Bryan Louis, waiter, r. 28 Everett
Bryan Mamie Mrs., r. 246 i\liiiua
Bryan Margaret Miss, furnished rooms, 8 Potter
Bryan Nathan, surveyer, r. SE cor Buchanan and
Fulton
Bryan Peter O., carpenter, r. 33 Pleasant
Bryan R. A., truckman C. P. RR., r. 413 Second
Bryan Thomas, assistant License Collector, r. 116
Leidesdorff
Bryan William, capitalist, r. Lick House
Bryan William, porter jjay dept C. P. RR.
Bryan William F., bookkeeper, r. 2321 Fillmore
Bryan William H., r. American Exchange Hotel
Bryan William H., clerk, r. Winchester House
Bryan AVilliam J., druggist and apothecary,
SE cor Market and New Montgomery, NE cor
Turk and Taylor, NW cor Howard and Second and
dispensary (503 Merchant, r. 611 Polk
Bryan W. J., superintendent O. and O. SS. Co., office
P. M. SS. Dock, r. Marlborough House
e^ Bryan. See Brien, Bryant and O'Brien
Bryans Edward, packer Bal<er & Hamilton, r. 1107
Shotwell
Bryans Isabella Miss, r. 172 Clementina
Bryans James, clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 1107 Shot-
well
Bryans Joseph H., driver Omnibus RR., r. 172 Clem-
entina
Bryant Agnes, widow, mnfr ladies' suits, 128 Fifth
Bryant Alexander, mining, r. i Erie
Bryant A. M. Mrs., furnishe;! rooms, 26 J^ Kearny
Bryant Anflrew J. , president The State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co. and i^resident California
Electric Lighting Co., office 218 Sansome, r. 822
Sutter
Bryant Arthur, stableman K. Strauss
Bryant C. A. Mrs., r. 107 Turk
Bryant Charles W. (Bryant & Sayers) r. 120 Sutter
Bryant Daniel S. (Bryant & Cook) r. Oakland
Bryant Deuman F., compositor, t. 426 Minna
Bryant Edward, porter Taber, Harker & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bryant George (Jones & Bryant) r. 216 Lombard
Bryant George, bookkeeper S. F. Tool Co.,r. 822 Mis-
sion
Bryant George H. (Neville & Co.) r. 1619 Clay
Bryant Harry C, clerk Waterhouse & Lester, r. 127
Shotwell
Bryant James E., clerk A. Mayfield, r. 432 Fulton
Bryaut Johanna, widow, teacher music, r. 417 Mason
Bryant John, foreman composing room Examiner, r.
9103^ Jackson
Bryant John, laborer, r. S s Greenwich, bet Baker
and Lyon
Bryant John, waiter, r. 311 Pacific
Bryant John, woodcarver, r. 127 Shotwell
Bryant Loretta Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. Bryant, r. 128
Fifth
Bryaut Patrick, r. 444 Brannan
Bryant Richard P., r. 1410 Folsom, rear.
Bryaut Robert M., carpenter, r. 730 Natoma
Bryaut Ruth, widow, r. 1429 Geary
Bryant Samuel, carpeuter. r. 1307 Greenwich
Bryant Thomas, longshoreman, r. 10 Natoma
Bryaut W.. laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Bryant William, boilermaker, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Bryant William A., bookkeeper John A. Roebling's
Sons Co., r. 122 Geary
Bryaut William A., dentist, r. 417 Mason
Bryant & Cook (Daniel S. Bryant and David S. Cook)
commission merchants, 8 Davis
Bryant & Sayers (Charles W. Bryant and William F.
Sayers) attorneys at law, 214 Sansome. rooms
13, 14 and 30
B^Bryant. See Bryan
Bryars Anne Miss, hairdresser, r. 1521 Stockton
Bryars Aniie E., widow, r. 1521 Stocktou
Bryden Nelson P., salesmanjvast & Co., r. American
Exchange Hotel
Bryden & Hinckley (Acors B. Hinckley) draymen, 405
Front
Brydges Marshal C, agent Pepsin Wine Bitters,
r. 315}^ Jessie
Bryn Julius F., captain tugboat Transit, r. 14 De
Boom
Bryne James, domestic Dominican Monastery
Bryon A. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 807 Pacific
Bryson Annie Miss, ciganttcmaker, r. 271 J^ Clara
Bryson Cyrus W. , junkaealer, 527 Fourth
Bryson Thomas F., pressman Frank Eastman & Co.,r.
271 }<; Clara
Bucca Antonio, musician, r. 530 Vallejo
Bucca Frank, porter P. Marsicano, r. 721}^ Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Washing Called for and Delivered
OFFICE. 33 CiEARY ST.
I MArnnMniirU litlPORTER of and dealer in coal, and pig IRON,
J. IflHV/UUIlUUUn, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Bucca Patricio, musician, r. 530 Vallejo
Bucca Vincenzio, laborer, r. 39 Hinckley
Bucclnelli Fortunato, laborer, r. 1500 Dupont
Buccinelli Luigi. laborer, r. 1500 Dupout
Buch Frlfda, cashier Vicuna Bakery, r. cor Leaven-
worth and California
Buch Henry, cabiuetnuiker, r. 737 Clementina
Buch J. S., r. 213 Montgomery
Buch Minnie, widow, r. 1016 Leavenworth
Buchan David S., clerk James Buchau, r. 228 Six-
teenth
Buchan James, boots and shoes, 1006 Market, r. 228
Sixteenth
Buchanan , porter, r. 408 Fourth
Buchanan Brothers (Findley, William, Patrick H. and
Edward) brush mnfrs, 614 Sacramento
Buchanan Catherine, widow, r. 614 Sacramento
Buchanan Charles E., clerk, r. 1925 Bush
Buchanan D. E., r. Kuss House
Buchanan Edward (Buchanan Brothers) r. 614 Sacra.
mento
Buchanan Edwin Y., civil engineer, r. 127 Francisco
Buchanan Elizabeth A. Miss, r. 571 Howard
Buchanan Elizabeth J., widow, r. 571 Howard
Buchanan Findley (Buchanan Brothers) r. 614 Sacra-
mento
Buchanan Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumue Co.,Cal.) J. A.
Davis manager, 528 California, room 6
Buchanan James, liquor saloou, 209 Ninth, and varie-
ties, 216 Ninth
Buchanan James E., student, r. 216 Ninth
Buchanan James W., liquor saloon, 132 First
Buchanan John H., varnisher, r. 571 Howard
Buchanan John N. (Dohs & Buchanan) r. <»87 Harrison
Buchanan John W., foreman Pac. Box Factory, r. 321
Tenth
Buchanan Joseph, r. 511 Shotwell
Buchanan Mary J., janitress Potrero Primary School
Buchanan Murdoch K., machine operator, r. 30 Gold-
en Gate Av
Buchanan Patrick H. (Buchanan Brothers) r. 614 Sac-
ramento •
Buchanan Kobert, plumber, r. 206 Valencia
Buchanan William (Buchanan Brothers) r. 614 Sacra-
mento
Buchanan William, student, r. 216 Ninth
Buchanan William A., molder, r. 571 Howard
Buchanan William G., superintendent Cahn, Nickels-
burg i<c Co., r. 708 Buchanan
Buchard James Rev., S. J., clergyman St. Ignatius
College, 214 Hayes
Buchel Ernest, shoemaker, r. 1118 Kearny, rear
Buchert George, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Buchert Johanu G. P., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn,
413 Sutter
Buchholtz H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Buchholz August, bartender, r. 730 Vallejo
BucUholz GuBtave, agent Albany Brewery, r. '421 Na-
toma
Buchholz L. v., with Giant Powder Co., r. Bmnewick
House
Biichi Conrad, liquor saloou, SW cor Morton and
Kearny, r. 317 Bush
Buchi Jacques, lithographer M. Schmidt & Co., r. 611
Greenwich
Buchie H., French Zouaves, 808 Pacific
Buchie Jacob, bookkeexier Eureka Brewery, r. 235
First
Bucliignani Antonio, clerk F. Ungeretti & Co., r. 28
Lewis
Buchignani Orlando, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Buchman Meyer, tailor, 941 ^i Folsom, r. 447 Tehama
Buchmann Edward, cigarmaker, r. 127 Second
Buchmann Louis, coufectioner, r. 228 Kearny
Buchtenkircheu Adolph. cashier The Singer Mnfg
Co., r. 520 Bush
Biichtmann Henrietta, widow, r. 1115 Jones
Buchtmann Matthias A., porter L. & E. Wertheimer,
r. 1115 Jones
Buchna William, porkpacker, 1426 Dupont
Buchs Adela, widow, r. 1403 Powell
Buck Alfred, collector, r. 25 Second
Buck Benjamin, longshoreman, r. 238 Steuart
Bnck Daniel, miuiug secretary, 81 Nevada Block,
r. Occidental Hotel
Buck Francis, r. 605 Broadway
Buck George, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s
Louisiana, bet Napa and Shas^ta
Buck George, expressman, SW cor Clay and Mont-
gomery, r. 314 Third
Buck Hannah Miss, r. 177 Perry
Buck Hermann, laborer, r. Union House
Buck John (Buck i^ Hoist) r. NE cor Fourth and Har-
rison
Buck John, cellarman Walter, Schilling & Co., r. 228
Bush
Buck John, collector London and S. F. Bank, r. Ala-
meda
Buck John, teamster, r. Point Lobos Av, bet Masonic
Av and Wood
Buck John, teamster, r. SW cor Eighth and Braunan
Buck John A. (N. Oiilandt & Co.) r. E s Jersey, bet
Solano and Butte
Buck Jokn J. , groceries and liquors, 231 Second
Buck Mary, domestic 2421 Fillmore
Buck Thomas, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 16203^ Stockton
Buck Warner Mrs., widow, r. 2606 Folsom
Buck W. H., housecleaner and jobber, r. 1321 Larkin
Buck William, clerk, r. NW cor Greenwich and Pierce
Buck William, clerk John Buck, r. 231 Second
Buck & Hoist (John Buck and Peter H. Hoist) gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth and Harrison
Buckbee Alva C, laborer warehouse dej)t Custom
House, r. 223 Ji Valencia
Buckbee Charles A., clerk melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 804 Turk
Buckbee Malana S., widow, r. 223}^ Valencia
Buckbee Ossian S., clerk, r. 223}^ Valencia
Buckbee Spencer C., salesman King, Morse & Co., r.
804 Turk
Buckelew Amanda Miss, r. 4 Martha PI
Buckelew M. S., bookkeeper H. M. Black & Co., r. 225
Jessie
Buckelew William C, reporter The Bradstreet Co., r.
Oakland
Buckenmeir Joseph, liquor saloon, 1426 Stockton
Bucking Dietrich, cooper, 758 }« Bryant
Bucking Frederick, foreman Pac. Mustard Mills, r.
666 Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Bucking John H. (Bucking & Pilster) r. 515 Bryant
Backing' <& Pilster (John H. Buoking and Henry
Pilster) groceries and liquors, 515 Bryant
Buckingham Aurelius E., assistant License Collector,
r. 719 Bush
Buckingham Charles, agent Diamond Drill, r. 6Jj
Dupont
Buckingham Eliza P., widow, r. NW cor Oak and Bu-
chanan
Buckingham Thomas H. (Buckingham jc Hecht). r.
The Baldwin
Buckingham Thomas H. Jr., clerk Buckingham &
Hecht, r. NW cor Oak aud Buchanan
Buckingham William P., superintendent Buckingham
& Hecht, r. The Baldwin
Buckinsrliam t& Heckt (Thomas H. Bucking-
ham. Isaac and Louis Hecht Jr. and Lewis P.
Wiel) mnfrs boots and shoes, factory NW cor
Haight and Gough, salesroom 25-27 Sansome
Buckleman George, paperhanger, r. 114 Olive Av
Buckley Ambrose J., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
1111 Devisadero
Buckley Andrew, porter, r. 414 Seventh
Buckley Andrew Jr., pressman P. E.Dougherty & Co.,
r. 1103 Powell
Buckley Annie Mrs., r. 41 Minna
Buckley Benjamin, machinist, r. 424 Shotwell, rear
Buckley Charles J., cabinet maker, r. 4 Grand Av
Buckley Chris. A. (Fallon & Buckley) r. 238 Kearny
Buckley Catherine M. A., widow, r. 1103 Jackson
Buckley Cornelius, coachman, 811 O'Farrell
Buckley Cornelius F., physiciau, office 413 Bush, r.
811 O'Farrell
Buckley Cornelius J., expressman Lilienthal & Co., r.
NE cor California aud Virginia Avs
Buckley Daniel (Stewart & Buckley) r. 1501 Golden
Gate Av
Buckley Daniel, coal weigher C. P. RR.. r. 870 Mission
Buckley Daniel J., general clerk Hibernia Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley David, porter A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 581 Mia-
sion
Buckley Dennis, coal passer P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia, r. 41 Pacific
Buckley Dennis, proprietor New Continental
Hotel,. 547 Mis.viou
Buckley Dennis, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Buckley Dennis D., carpenter, r. 60i Natoma
Buckley D. J., r. 606 Fourth
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Buckley D. J. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 428
Folsom
Buckley Edward M., proptr Adelphi Theatre, r. 607
California
Buckley Kdward N., surveyor, r. 520 Lombard
Buckley Edward P., mnfr bitters, r. 520 Lombard
Buckley E.J. Mrs., r. 512 Van Ness Av
Buckley Francis, contractor and builder, 31 Second, r.
1111 Devisadero-
Buckley Frank Jr., salesman William Lewis & Co., r.
303 Mason
Buckley Frederick, clerk, r. 2G9 Minna
Buckley George D., attorney at l^w, 29 Montgomery
Block, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Buckley Henry E., r. 435 Pine
Buckley J., millhand Jason Springer & Co.
Buckley James, lauudryman S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Buckley James, liquor saloon, r. 432}^ Tehama
Buckley James, longshoreman, r. 325 First
Buckley Jeremiah, boots and shoes, 532 Valencia
Buckley Jeremiah, helper Kisdon I. and L. Works
Buckley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 548 Howard
Buckley Jeremiah, machinist, r. W s Brewster, bet
Faith and Hope, B. H.
Buckley Jeremiah J., salesman Hobart, Wood & Co.,r.
W 8 Brewster, bet Faith and Hope, B. H.
Buckley John, r. 44 Tehama
Buckley John, coach driver New Continental Hotel,
547 Mission
Buckley John, cooper, r. 927 Broadway
Buckley John, cooper, r. El Dorado House
Buckley John, expressman, SW cor Howard and Sev-
enth, r. ,507 Ash Av
Buckley John, harness cleaner, r. 1443^ Freelon
Buckley John, laborer, r. 548 Howard
Buckley John, lauudryman La Grande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Buckley John, machinist, r. 41 Minna
Buckley John Mrs., r. The Inglewood
Buckley John A., boilermaker, r. 4 Grand Av
Buckley John L., bookkeeper William Lewis & Co., r.
406 Minna
Buckley John P., with William Dunphy & Co., r. 1103
Jackson
Buckley Jo8ei)h A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Co., r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley Joseph A., tanner, r. W s Brewster, bet Faith
and Hope, B. H.
Buckley Kate, domestic SW cor Eddy and Franklin
Buckley Kate Miss, r. 224 McAllister
Buckley Lawrc-nce, stevedore, r. 254 First
Buckley Martin, speculator, r. 515 Fourth
Buckley Mary, widow, r. 1 Ivy Av •
Buckley Mary A., widow, r. 1918 Polk
Buckley Michael, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills
Buckley Michael, blacksmith, r. 27 Minna
Buckley Michael, fouudryman, r. 741 Market
Buckley Michael, laborer, r. 3 Freelon
Buckley Michael, laborer, r. 48 Tehama
Buckley Michael, porter, r. 2027 Geary
Buckley Michael B., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. .503 Powell
Buckley Michael G., copyist U. S. Circuit Court, r.
414 Seventh
Buckley Patrick, cooper, r. 211 Tenth
Buckley Patrick, cooper, r. 1476 Harrison
Buckley Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Natoma
Buckley Patrick, laborer, r. 925 Broadway
Buckley Patrick, laborer, r. 2748 Bush
Buckley Patrick H., boot and shoemaker, r. 312 Jessie
Buckley Sarah A., widow, dressmaker, 423 Tehama
Buckley Thomas, r. 6l)(i Pine
Buckley Thomas, cigariuaker, r. Coso House
Buckley Thomas F., harnrssmaker, r. 414 Seventh
Buckley Vincent P., medical student, r. 1103 Jackson
Buckley William, biickmaker, r. NE cor Green and
Polk
Buckley William, engineer, r. 165 Silver
Buckley William B., gilder, r. 4 Grand Av
Buckley William E., millhand, r. 320 Third
Buckley William II., treasurer AdelpUi Theatre, 607
California
^^Buckley. See Bulkeley and Bulkley
Bucklin Albert G.. carpiiiter, r. 914}^ Valencia
Bucklin Edward P., prt)ptr What Cheer House Res-
taurant, 529 Sai-ramento, r. 534 Bush
Bucklin Kate, widow, lodgings, 1423 Polk
Bucklin John W., r. 105 Mason
Buckman Albert, confectlener, r. 228 Eearny
502
2317
317
Buckman Albert E., contractor, 704 Montgomery, r.
318 Kearny
Buckman Thomas, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Buckmaster John, r. 636 Mission
Buckminster L. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 246 Tay-
lor
Buckminster Luella Miss, teacher, r. 246 Taylor
Buckminster O. S. , mining, r. Occidental Hotel
Buckminster Park B., compositor, r. 279 Stevenson
Buckitall George J., physician, skin diseases a
specialty, office SW cor Sutter and Dupont, r. 822
Geary
Bucknall Maggie MissJ r. 822 Geary
Bucknam Edmund H. (E. H. Bucknam & Co.) r,
Powell
Bncknain E. H. & Co. (Edmund H. and Miss
Theresa Bucknam) dealers and manufacturers
ship stoves and tinware, 22 Stewart
Bucknam Theresa Miss (E. H. Bucknam & Co.) and
artist George D. Morse, r. 502 Powell
Btickner Charles' (Buckner & Kley) r. Oakland '
Buckner Charles, cabinetmaker, 463 Natoma
Buckner & Kley (Charles Buckner and Chris. Kley)
carpenters, 110 Geary
Buckwall Frederick, cook, r. 229 Spear
Buckwalter Eliza, widow, r. 15 Perry
Buckwalter Frank J., clerk Tatum & Bowen, r.
Pine
Budcelli Orazio, vegetables, 61 Colombo Market
Budd Thomas, laborer, r. 1908 Market
Budde Joseph, brass finisher, r. 5 Roach
Buddington Moses J., r. 1105 Golden Gate Av
Budelmann Mary, widow, r. 2219 Mason
BuderuB John W., optical instrumeutmaker, i
Bush
Budge Ricardo, bookkeeper, r. 7 Prospect PI
Budoiph Edward, laborer, r. 6 Vernon PI
Budrovich Thomas, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Budzzileni Dominica Miss, saleslady Henry Dexter,
r. 70 Jessie ♦
Budzzileni John. r. 70 Jessie
Budzzileni Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 70 Jessie
Buechert George P., ship carpenter, r. 218 Francisco,
rear
Buecker George, bartender, r. 114 Golden Gate Av
Buehler Frederick, lithographer A. Waldstem, r.
Oakland
Buehler Jacob, baker, r. 337 Turk
Buehler Jacob, laborer, r. Fillmore, nr Francisco
Buehler Jacob, pastor St. Paul's German Evangelical
Lutheran Church, r. 953 Mission
Buehler John F., shoemaker, 403 J<i Montgomery Av,
r. 328 Broadway
Buehn Gottlieb, cooper, r. 79 Clementina
B3*" Buehn. See Buhn
Buehrmann George M., clerk, r. 634 Mission
Buell Rufus T., proptr Pacific Greenbacker, 1117 Fol.
som, r. Santa Barbara Co.
Buell Walter B., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
1007 Powell
Buena Vista Primary School, Mrs. E. S. Code princi-
pal. York, bet-Solauo and Butte
Buermann Frederick, bookkeeper F. Mandlebaum, r.
919 Filbert
Buermann Johnuna Miss, millinery and fancy goods,
2204 Powell
Buero Louis (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co.) r. 712
Vallejo
Buescher William, waiter, r. 622 Natoma
Buettel Frank, tailor, r. 911 Sacramento
Buettuer Herman, musician, r. 917 Filbert
Bufl'alo German Instirance Co., of New York, Jacobs
it Easton agents, 216 Sansome
BufTalo Grape Suffar Co. (Butfalo, N. Y.) Wil-
lis J. Ctirrier a^'ent, 205 Front
BuH'.tlo Mrs., widow, r. 603 Post
Bufl'mdeau E. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1810 Post
Buffiiigtoit .Joliii M., mining secretary, office 309
Calilornia, room 4, r. Oakland
Buffington William H., cashier A. G. Gurnett & Co., r.
137 Silver
Buft'ord Henry L., driver S. F. Laundry, office 33
Geary, r. 2520 Sacramento
Buffo rcl Samuel F., president San Francisco
Laundry Association, office 33 Geary, r. 2520 Sac-
ramento
Buffum John W., collector, r. 2318 Pine
Buford John B., tobacco twister, r. 12 Everett
Biiga Hermann, captain schr Lizzie C. Jurgss
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS
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Bugbaker Charles, painter, r. G05 Broadway
Biigbee George E., sampler Appraiser's Dept Custom
House, r. Oakland
Bugbee J. H., contractor, 502 Montgomery, room 13, r.
•203 Hyde
Bug'bee John S. , attorney at law, 502 Montgom-
ery, r. 2010 Jackson
Bugbee Mary E. Miss, hattrimmer, r. 426 Oak
Bugbee Maxwell G., lithographer M. Schmidt & Co.,
r. 2010 Jackson
Bugbee Sumner W., general agent, 432 Montgomery,
room 8. r. Oakland
Bugnicourt Joseph, butcher Occidental Hotel
Buhel Ernest, shoemaker Charles Maier
Buhl Charles, clerk A. W. Manning, r. 619 Pine
Buhl Henry, musician, r. 10 Hayward
Buhlert Albert, clerk Julius Buhlert, r. 570 Minna
Buhlert Albert Jr., driver Zimmermann, Strouse &
Co., r. 570 Minna
Buhlert Frederica, widow, r. 1401 Folsom
BuUlert Julius (Luhrs & Buhlert) and attorney at
law and collector, 605 Clay, and groceries NE cor
Second and Howard and 1000 Valencia, r. 1401
Folsom
Buhlert W., clerk Zimmermann, Strouse & Co., 1146
Market
Buhlin Nicholas, fireman P. C. SS. Orizaba
Buhlinger Joseph, cellarmau Walter, Schilling & Co.,
r. W s California Av, bet Virginia and Esmeralda
Avs, B. H.
Buhlmeier Augustus, marblecutter, r. 870 Folsom
Buhman Jolin, waiter S. F. Verein, r. 218 Dupont
Biihn Christian H., dairyman, r. SE cor Franklin and
Lombard
Buhot Enphrasie, French laundry, 743 Howard
Buhot George, laundrymau, r. 743 Howard
Buhot Marie Mme., widow, laundress, r. 1020 Larkin
Buhot Thais. French laundry, 1020 Larkin
Buhr A. M., foreman George H. Fuller, r. 162 Clemen-
tina
Buhr Benjamin F., bookkeeper N. Pardini & Co., r.
500 Merchant
Buhr Paul, oiler S. P. C. KR. stmr Garden City, r. 269
East
Buhrmeister John, furnished rooms, 637 California
Buick John, painter, r. 1818 Scott
Buie J. J., carpenter, r. 424 Sansome
Buisine Edward, laundrymau, r. 19 Ridley
Buist William, porter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 734M
Howard
Buja Nicholas (Divisich & Buja) r. 810 Green
Bujan Andrew, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Bujan Antonio, proptr Visitacion Valley Hotel, E s
San Bruno Road, nr County Line
Bujanoflf Reinhold, niufg jeweler and importer pre-
cious stones, 13 Trinity, r. 511 Stockton
Bujueai'd Virginia, widow, r. 1220 Stockton
Buker Livy K., brickmason, r. 3 Wall PI
Bulger Frank, laborer, r. S s Illinois, bet Shasta and
Napa
Bulger James A., boilertuaker Eisdon I. and L. Works
Bulger James K., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 31 Russ
Bulger John K., engineer, r. 31 Russ
Bulgrr Julia Mrs., r. 331 X' Fourth
Bulger Martin, mechanical engineer, r. 31 Russ
Bulger Patrick, exi^ressman, r. 4 Boyd
Bulger Thomas D., engineer, r. 31 Russ
Bulkeley L. E., attorney at law, 603 Washington
Bulkley Ichabod, salesman G. A. Hooper & Co., r. 7
Crook
Bull Alpheus, vice-president Firemans Fund In-
surance Co.. office 401 California, r. NW cor Fran-
cisco and Leavenworth
Bull Alpheus Jr., machinist, r. NW cor Francisco and
Leavenworth
Bull George (George Bull & Co.) r. San Jose
Bull George & Co. (George Bull and A. S. Babcock)
agrK'ultural implements, 31 Market
Bull James, merchant tailor, 33 Third, r. 822 Fol-
som
Bull Jennie, domestic 1028 Jackson
Bull Louis, agent, r. 517 Pine
Bullan J., cook, r. Stanford Hotel
Bullard A., Societe Culinaire Francaise, 510 Bush
Bui lard A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 13 Stockton
Bullard Deborah, widow, r. 1078 Howard
Bullard James, r. 717 Valencia
Bullard James A., clerk, r. 2108 Hyde
Bullard James H., produce and commission, 102
Drumm, r. 2108 Hyde
Bullard Leonard, clerk A. Roman, r. 13 Stockton
Bullard Matthew B., r. 1820 Turk
Bullard Samuel, driver James A. Brown, r. 1015
Washington
Bullard William, seaman, r. 3 Vernon PI
Bullard William P., bookkeeper Bray Bros., r. 2314
Clay
Bullen John, exjiressman, NE cor Howard and New
Montgomery, r. 228 Jessie
Bullene Edward E., oiler P. M. S3. City of Tokio
Bullerdieck Nicholas (Bullcrdieck & Mertz) r. 1632
Mission
Bullerdieck & Mertz (Nicholas Bullerdieck and Fred-
erick Mertz) wood, coal, hay and grain, 1632-1634
Mission
Bullier Albert, barber, r. 1729 Market
Bullier John, barber, 3 Haight, r. 1729 Market
Bullion Adam, r. 136 Perry
Bullion Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) J. M. Bra-
zell secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 3
BuUis Edward A., salesman J. W. Evans, r. 1513
Steiner
Bullivant Herbert E., bookkeeper Hartshorn & Mc-
Phun, r. 2519 Mission
Bullock Benjamin V., mining, 424 Montgomery, room
23, r. 2217 Steiner
Bullock Boyd, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. Oak-
land
Bullock Ezra B., r. 2623 Sacramento
Bullock John H., r. 2623 Sacramento
Bullock John H. Jr., clerk Marder, Luse & Co., r. 2623
Sacramento
Bullock Latbrop L., mining and real estate, 424 Mont-
gomery, room 23, r. 2217 Steiner
Bullock Nathaniel (J. Russ & Co.) r. Eureka, Cal.
Bullock Sophia Mrs., housekeeper, r. 114 Ellis
Bullock William, boxmaker, r. 503 Folsom
Bullock William H. C, bag inspector E. Detrick & Co.,
r. 777 Market
BullocU <& Jones (John L. Jones) men's furnish-
ing goods and merchant tailors, 105 Montgomery
Bullwiukel Henry, bartender Claus Flathmanu, r. 23
Market
Bullwinkel J. H., bartender, r. SW cor Pacific and
East
Bullwinkel John D., bartender Cord Wrede, r. 419
East
Bullwinkel John F., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Louisa and Haywood, r. 26 Louisa
Bullwinkel Sophia, domestic 830 California
Bulotte G., waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. 304J4 Mont-
gomery Av
Bulotti Ferdinando, painter, r. 1113 3^ Kearny, rear
Bulotti Giacomo (Bulotti & Perini) r. 310 Mont-
gomery Av
Bulotti Gottardo, knife grinder, r. 1 Langton
Bulotti J., Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush
Bulotti Rachel Mrs., laundry, 1113^ Kearny, rear
Bulotti & Perini (Giacomo Bulotti and Gottardo Pe-
rini) wine cellar, 304 i^ Broadway
Bulson John, engineer tug boat Rabboni, r. 1240 How-
ard
Bultman J. H., clerk, r. NE cor Twenty-sixth and
Howard
Bulwer Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) Wil-
liam Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Bumra George W., pressman Barry, Baird & Co., r.
1517 Larkin
Bumpus Dolores, widow, clerk Mrs. R. W. Pearson, r.
629 Clay
Bunistead E. A. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 328 Sixth
Bumsted Edward H. (Braunschweiger & Bumsted) r.
2310 Howard
Buncken Louis C, accountant Commercial Union As-
surance Co., r. 115 Taylor
Bunckenburg Henry, cellarmaster Kohler & Frohling,
r. 1707^6 Jones
Bunderson B., Master Mariners Ben. Assn. 413 Sutter
Bundschu Charles (J.Gundlach &Co.) r. 125 Chestnut
Bundy Albert H., janitor Army Building, 36 New
Montgomery, r. 75 Stevenson
Bundy Andrew, bellman The Baldwin, r. 75 Steven-
son
Bundy Daniel, waiter Palace Hotel
Bundv John H., messenger U. S. Mint. r. 10 Rondell PI
Bundy Joseph A., bootblack H. H. Creightou, r. 10
Rondell PI
Bundy Thomas, bellman Palace Hotel
rCII IMPC nCrnRATCn in fresco or paper, in the G. W. CLARK & CO.
ULILlIiUO ULUUnH 1 LU most Artistic manner. 6i5 Market su
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INCKI^EY, SPIERS & HAYES. FIH.TOW IBOW n'OBKS, 213 Fremont St.,
jUauulacturei-s of SAW M11>1. SIACUINEBV and SlII]V6r.E ^tlACHINES.
BUN
242
BUE
Bvmeman Henry (Buneman & Martinoni)r. 123 Haight
Bimeman & Martinoni (Henry Buneman and Emil
Martinoni) importers and wholesale dealers for-
eign and domestic wines, 321 Battery
Bunemann Edward, plumber, r. SW cor Noe and Henry
Bunemann Meta, widow, r. SW cor Noe and Henry
Bunemann William, bookkeeper Philip Hinkle, r. SW
cor Noe and Henry
Bungard Tnomas, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital, nr
Mountain Lake
Bunger Christian (Heitmann & Buuger) r. 1103 Pine
Bunker A. C, speculator, 424 Montgomery, room 23, r.
38 Silver
Blinker Carrie K. Miss, assistant Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 1437 Steiner
Bunker Charles D., Commissioner of Immigration,
office 508 Battery, r. 818 Twentieth
Bunker Edward A., clerk H. Dutard, r. 1630 West
Mission
Bunker Eliza A., widow, r. 1001 Mason
Bunker Frederick H., porkpacker K. F. Bunker, r.
n:i3H Pacific
Bunker Frederick R., mining secretary, 424 Mont-
gomery, room 23, r. 38 Silver
Bunker George, compositor, r. 634 Mission
Bunker George, machinist, r. 834 Folsom
Bunker Henry C, clerk Charles Clayton, r. 21
Hill
Banker Henry S., ship and customhouse broker,
508 Battery, r. 1630 West Mission
Bunker Herman, fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bunker James, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Bunker J. R., r. 501 Geary
Bunker Paul, foreman Oriental Bonded Warehouse,
r. 2011 Devisadero
Blinker Robert F., porkpacker, N s Brannan, bet Fifth
and Sixth, depot 74-75 Cal. Market, r. San Mateo
Bunker Sarah E., widow, r. 13 De Boom
Bunker Ten Eyck, clerk ticket auditor C. P. RR., r.
501 Geary
Bunker Wallace W., U. S. ganger , r. 23 Hoff Av
Bunker William F., pressman J. H. Knarston, r. 824
Folsom
Bunker William M. (The Dally Report Pub-
lishing Co.) r. 418 Post
Bunn Edwin, teamster Rountree & McClure, r. 196
West Mission
Bunnell Edwin F., dentist, office 319 Kearny, r. Oak-
land
Bunnell James S., accountant Wells. Fargo & Co.'s
Express, r. 2610 Pacific Av *
Bunner Bessie Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1914 Stockton
Bunner John C, r. 1914 Stockton
Bunner Minnie T. Miss, retoucher Bradley & Rulof-
son, r. 11)14 Stockton
Bunner Stephen, sergeant police, r. 1219 Webster
Bunster Annie Miss, r. 315 Ellis
Bunting James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bunting M. F. Mrs., r. Occidental Hotel
Bunting William, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S B
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Bunion Rickard, wines and liquors, 705 Market,
r. 273 Stevenson
Biinyan Edward, editor Vanity Fair, r. 509 Powell
Bunyan Edward T. (Wagner & Buuyan) r. 311 Golden
Gate Av
Bunyan Mary, domestic 433 Bryant
Bunzl Dena Mrs., teacher music, r. 309 Jessie
Buuzl Julius, salesman Buyer & Reich, r. 309 Jessie
Bura Adolph, mufr and dealer cigars and tobacco,
104 Duyiont, r. 431 Stevtuson
Burbank Albert E., fancy poultry, 43-44 Cal. Market.
r. 431 Turk
Burbank Charles D., r. 1032 Mission
Burbank Elizabeth W., widow, r. 1032 Mission
Burbank Samuel, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
Oakland
Burbeck Charles L., driver L. J. Ewell, r. NW cor
Twenty-first and Folsom
Burbeck William L., clerk Davis Brothers, r. 522
Bush
BurcU Jokn C, attorney at law, 52G Montgomery,
r. 1124 Jackson
B^Biirch. See Birch
Burchart M., packer, r. 742 Fourth
Burckes Carrie E. Miss, r. 108 Turk
Burckes Henry W., patrolman Safe Deposit Co., r. 108
Turk
Burckes Samuel 8., carpenter, r. 609 Folsom
Burckhalter Charles, solicitor Tom. 0. Grant, r.
Oakland
Burkhard George Jr., clerk S. Kohlman, r. 412 Sixth
Burd John L., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
323 Hyde
Burd R. M. Mrs., widow, varieties, 323 Hyde
Burde Adeline, widow, r. 1616 Powell
Burdell Harvey, copyist County Recorder, r. 995
Market
Burdett W. F., student Heald's Business College
Burdett William, seaman, r. 1018 Montgomery
Burdett William, seaman Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla
Burdett William, stevedore, r. 210 Union
Burdick Edward, cler]f Wightman Bros., r. 1517
Golden Gate Av
Burdick. George R., receiving teller Lnzard Freres, r.
1.523 Scott
Burdick James E., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1121 Montgomery
Burdick William L., policeman, r. 430 Montgom-
ery Av
Burdon Wilson, bricklayer, r. 683 kj Clementina
Bureau of Records, O. V. Gillespie proprietor,
522 California
Bureau Veritas, International Register of Ship-
ping (district of the Pacific Coast of U. S.) I. E.
Thayer surveyor, office 22 California
Burfeind Herman W., farmer. Lake Honda, nr Alms
House
Burfeind John, proprietor ITnion Boarding House,
and liquor saloon, NE cor Bay and Larkin
Burg C, r. 36 Clay
Burgans Charles E., gunsmith N. Curry & Bro., r.l211
Broadway
Burgdorf Gottlieb (John Starck & Co.) r. 501 Ellis
Burge Francis A.,sashmaker, r. 17 Freelon
Burgemeister August, tinsmith, 140 Second
Burgemeister Charles, tinsmith A. Burgemeister, r.
14U Second
Burger Audrew, painter, r. 1307 Green
Burger Jacob, barber, 523 Pacific, r. 811 Filbert
Burges Tristram, bookkeeper E. V. Hathaway, r. 1235
Pine
Burgeson Charles (Dixon, Bernstein & Co.) r. 964
Howard
Burgess , watchman, r. 1119 Montgomery
Burgess Benjamin F., marker La Grande Laundry,
E s Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Burgess Caleb A., mining, 62 Nevada Block, r. 593
Ellis
Burgess C. H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Burgess Charles, horseshoer, r. 1325 H Natoma
Burgess Cornelius S., compositor, r. 1310 California
Burgess Edward, r. 1325}^ Natoma
Burgess F. C, quartermaster P. M. SS. Granada
Burgess George, deputy Couuty Assessor, r. 1024
Franklin
Burgess George H., portrait and landscape painter,
studio 126 Kearny, room 52, r. 718 Leavenworth
Burgess Hubert, with The Lion Fire Insurance Co., r.
Berkeley
Burgess Oscar O., physician, office and r. 329 Geary
Burgess Samuel, seaman, r. 623 Davis
Burgess Susan, widow, r. 1310 California
Burgess Thomas, engineer, r. Ill Jessie
Burgess William E., office 62 Nevada Block, r. 1318
California
Burgess William W., engineer California St. RR., r.
1310 California
B^Burgess. Seo Berges, Bergez and Burges
Burgett Richard S., student Pac. Business College, r.
123 Liberty
Burgharo August, cook, r. 27 Laskie
Burgin Gustav, pork butcher, 26 Centre Market, r.
2010 Geary
Burgin John F., civil engineer, r. 407 Van Ness Av
Burgin John F. Jr., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
407 Van Ness Av
Burgman Charles F., tailor, 35 Third, r. 134 Fourth
Burhans John H., tailor, r. 473 Tehama
Burhans William, tailor, 2 Taylor PI
Burhans William D., clerk, r. 217 Stevenson
Burin Bias M. (Burin & Filicicli) r. tsl5 Stockton
Buiin & Filicich (Bias M. Burin and Vicko Filicich)
restaurant, 813 Stockton
Burkamp Albert, r. 636 Commercial
Burkardt Max, importer engravings, chromos,
photographs, oil paintings, and manufacturer
frames and passe-partouts and gilder, 545-547
Washington, r. 1C02 Howard
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P^°'"p**5l?*rJL"S^l!.'?S!:*''^'''"9
I MArnnNDIirU importer op and dealer in all kinds of foreign
J. IlinUUUIlUUUn, and domestic coal, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Biirkbach George, brewer, r. SE cor Fulton and Web
Rter
Burke A. I., r. 415 Montgomery
Burke Albert, r. C59 Howard
Burke Alfred L., aocountant, r. 3 Wall PI .
Burke Andrew, laborer, r. 529 Halght
Burke Annie, widow, r. SW cor Fell and Fillmore
Burke Annie, domestic 1011 Treat Av
Burke Annie Miss. r. 730 Harrison
Burke Anthony, fireman P. M. SS. Colima
Burke Anthony, seaman, r. 0 Rushton PI
Burke Barbara, widow, r. 2113 Jones
Burke Bridget, widow, r. 302 Jackson
Burke Bridget, widow, r. 1123 Twentieth
Burke Bridget, domestic 22 Haight
Burke Carrie Mrs., r. 17 Fourth
Burke Charles, stevedore, r. 104 Mission
Burke Charles J., job printer, 722 Turk
Burke Coruf lius, stairbuilder, r. 2114 Mason
Burke David, second steward P. M. SS. South Carolina
Burke Delia Miss, r. 730 Hiirrison
Burke Dennis, r. 447 First
Burke Edmond W., salesman S. F. News Co., r. 2113
Jones
Burke Edward, carrier Evening Bulletin, r. Chicago
Hotel
Burke Edward, ironworker, r. 825 Harrison
Burke Edward, laborer, r. E s Ferrie, bet Post and
Sutter
Burke Edward, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Napa
and Shasta
Burke Edward, porter Kennedy, Brennan & Cq., r. 901
Market
Burke Edward B., expressman, SW cor California and
Front, r. 86 Brady
Burke Edward S., r. 801 Grove
Burke Ellen, widow, r. 714 Tehama
Burke Ellen, domestic 1525 Washington
Burke Ellen Mrs., r. 15 Geneva
Burke Ethelbert, r. 722 Turk
Burke Fanny, nurse (il3 Folsom
Burke Frank H. (Madison & Burke) r. Grand Hotel
Burke Fr.'ink J., edgetrimmer Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 211 Rose Av
Burke Garrett, carpenter, r. 1234 York
Burke George, r. Portland Lodging House
Burke Gilbert, watchman, r. 426 5i Linden Av
Burke Henry S., bookkeeper Keane Bros., r. 1514 Val-
leio '
Burke Hugh, clerk, r. 1408 Kearny
Burke Hugh M., journalist Evening Bulletin, r. 122
Taylor
Burke J., laborer Presidio Reservation
Burke Jackson V., messenger A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
910 Taylor
Burke James, boxmaker, r. 122 Shipley
Burke James, collector P. F. Collier, r. 1608 Polk
Burke James, driver Market St. RR., r. 1008 Steiner
Burke James, laborer, r'. Washington Hotel
Burke James, miner, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Burke James, plasterer, r. 718 Clementina, rear
Burke James, porter Spring Valley W. W., r. 18 Wil-
low Av
Burke James, seaman, r. 10# Berry
Burke James, tailor, r. 2114 Mason
Burke James C, butcher, r. 156 Clementina
Burke James C, collector, 531 California, room 6
Burke James F., machinist, r. 963 Folsom
Burke James F., shoemaker, r. 1715 M Stevenson
Burke James M., delivery clerk S. F. and N. P. ER.,
Washington St. Wharf, r. 908 Sansome
Burke Jane, widow, r. 133 Seventh
Burke John, r. 963 Folsom
Burke John, bartender, r. 81 Stevenson
Burke John, blacksmiths' helper, Presidio Reserva-
tion
Burke John, bootfinisher, r. 33 Crocker
Burke John, boilermaker, r. 519 Braunan
Burke John, cook, r. 68 Everett
Burke John, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Market,
r. 2431 Bryant
Burke John, expressman, SW cor Fifth and Market,
r. 229 Fell
Burke John, horseshoer, r. SW cor Fell and Fillmore
Burke John, laborer, r. 21 Everett
Burke John, laborer, r. 225 Jessie
Burke John, liqiior saloon, 234 Townsend
Burke John, oiler P. C. SS. Los Angeles
Burke John, policeman, r. 801 Grove
Burke John, proptr Union Hotel, 511-613 Mission
Burke John, superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 191
Hyde
Burke John, teamster, r. N s Greenwich, nr Mont-
I gomery
j Burke John, teamster R. D. Chandler, r. 908 Sansome
' Burke John, S. J., assistant sexton St. Ignatius College
Burke John Jr., r. 963 Folsom
Burke John Mrs., r. 1514 Vallejo
Burke John E.. barber, r. 930 Montgomery
I Burke John E., collector, r. 1514 Vallejo
1 Burke John F., upholsterer, r. 1408 Kearny
Burke John H., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 340 Fifth
Burke John I., real estate, r. 7 Verba Buena
Burke John J., painter, r. 156 Clementina
Burke John K., varnisher, r. 119 Olive Av
Burke John P., machinist, r. 1105 McAllister
Burke John P., S. J., waiter St. Ignatius College
Burke John T., stonecutter, r. 1817 Mission
Burke Joseph, porter, r. 156 Clementina
Burke Julia Miss, tobacco stemmer, r. 730 Harrison
Burke Kate Miss, r. 730 Harrison
Burke Katie, widow, r. 5 Martha PI
Burke Katie E. Miss, compositor, r. 718 Clementina
Burke Kittle L. Miss, r. 156 Clementina
Burke Lizzie K. Mrs., vice-principal South Cosmopol-
itan Grammar School, r. 1213 Clay
Burke M., laborer Geary St. RR.
Burke Margaret, widow, r. S s Sierra, nr Kansas
Burke Margaret, widow, tobacco stemmer, r. 937 Fol-
som
Burke Martin, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Burke Martin J. (Madison & Burke) r. Grand Hotel
Burke Martin J., laborer, r. 1408 Kearny
Burke Martin J. Jr., upholsterer, r. 1408 Kearny
Burke Mary, widow, r. 517 Vallejo
Burke Mary, domestic 314 Oak
Barke Mary Miss, cardmaker Blake, Robbins & Co.,
r. SW cor Fell and Fillmore
Burke Mary Miss, weaver, r. 11 Chestnut
Burke Mary Mrs., r. 730 Harrison
Burke Mary Ann, widow, r. 1020 Alabama
Burke Matthew, laborer A. E. Buckman
Burke Michael, conductor Market St. RR., r. 528 J^
Valencia
Burke Michael, contractor, r. 20 Mission Av
Burke Michael, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Mis-
sion, r. 1621 J^ Howard
Burke Michael, gardener, r. 825 Harrison
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 537 Seventh
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 821 Vallejo
Burkfe Michael, longshoreman, r. 41 Pacific
Burke Michael, porter Waterhouse & Lester, r. 406
Capp
Burke Michael, shoemaker, r. 2431 Bryant
Burke Michael, special policeman, r. 3043 Sixteenth
Burke Michael J., clerk, r. 1707 Powell
Burke Michael P., baker, r. 61 Ji> Shipley
Burke Milo A. (Sisson, Crocker & Co.) r. Sacramento,
Cal.
Burke Milton G., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 5
Leroy PI
Burke Nathan, r. .503M Natoma
Burke Nicholas J., laborer, r. 709 Howard
Burke Patrick, brassfinisher, r. 512 Mission
Burke Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Masonic and Santa
Rosa Avs
Burke Patrick A., laborer, r. SE cor Perry and Third
Burke Patrick H., clerk Richard Herlihy, r. 1204 Broad-
way, rear
Burke Patrick K., teamster, r. 9 Austin
Burke Peter, salesman O'Neill & Stuart, r. cor Seventh
and Brannan
Burke Richard, laborer, r. 34 Freelon
Burke Samuel, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 252
Perry
Burke Sarah, domestic 1,506 Taylor
Burke Stephen, r. 263 Third
Burke Thomas, coachman 1820 Clay
Burke Thomas, laborer, r. 390 Francisco
Burke Thomas, laborer A. E. Buckman
Burke Thomas, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Burke Thomas, porter Greenebaum k Co.. r. 72 Sil-
ver
Burke Thomas, salesman Nolan Bros., r. .536 Minna
Burke Thomas, seaman, r. 73 Tehama
Burke Thomas, seaman, r. 710 Front
Burke Thomas, waiter, r. 40 Natoma
Burke Thomas, wrfiter. r. 224 Fourth
Burke Thomas H., porter Rathboue & Blackmore, r.
40 Natoma
MAHOGAM, SPANISH CEDAR, FRIMAVERA : '°''ZllT.?'''-
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Burke Thomas W., teamster Blake, Robbins & Co., r-
SW cor Fell and Fillmore
Burke Walter, painter and varnisher, r. 122 Shipley
Burke Walter D., butcher, r. 11?3 Twentieth
Burke Walter J., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 5
Leroy PI
Burke William, r. 423 Natoma
Burke William, carpenter, r. 1 Moulton PI
Burke William, carpenter, r.2230 Bush
Burke William, gardener, r. S25 Harrison
Burke William, helper Eisdon I. and L. Works
Burke William, laborer P. M. S3. Co.'s Wharf
Burke William, laborer, r. 730 Harrison
Burke William, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Burke William, molder, r. 764 Mission
Burke William, packer A. Lusk & Co., r. 122 Shipley
Burke William, policeman, r. 1025 Sutter
Burke William A., model and iustrumentmaker, 520
Pine, r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke William A. Jr., painter, r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke William F., clerk S. F. Clearing House, r. 1213
Clay
Burke William F., policeman, r. 219 Capp
Burke William G., clerk, r. 2113 Jones, rear
Burke William H., laborer, r. 611 Seventh
Burke William J., jeweler, r. 517 Vallejo
Burke William J., liquor saloon, NE cor Market and
Gough, r. 211 Page
Burke William L., laborer, r. 129 Valley
Burke William R., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 730 Geary
l8®"Burke. See Berck, Berk,Bourck and Burck
Burkett Alexander, deckhand stiiir Mary Garratt
Burkett Edward, machinist, r. Turk St. Hotel
Burkett Horace P., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 17 Third
Burkett O. Mrs., furnished rooms, 17 Third
Burkhardt Edmund, bartender, r. NE cor Main and
Bryant
Burkhardt Elizabeth, boarding, 1216 Pacific
Burkhardt Frank, propertyman Tivoli Garden, r. 1119
Folsom
Burkhardt George, r. 412 Sixth
Burkhardt George Jr., clerk S. Kohlman, r. 412 Sixth
Burkhardt George H., clerk Humboldt Savings and
Loan Society, r. 18 Geary
Burkhardt Hannah, widow, r. 413 Valencia
Burkhardt Henry, butcher, r. 709 Montgomery Av
Burkhardt John, butcher, r. 709 Montgomery Av
Burkhardt L. Mrs., furnishing goods, 1119 Folsom
Burkhardt Lewis, blacksmith, r. 1119 Folsom
Burkhardt Minnie Mrs., seamstress, r. 264 Third
Burkhardt William, locksmith, r. 1216 Pacific
l^"Burkhardt. See Burkardt
Burkliart Edward (J. C. Bollinger & Co.) r. ISii Free-
Ion
Burkhead William N., assistant foreman composing
rooms Evening Bulletin, r. 1932 Pine
Burklund Andrew G., upholsterer, r. 336 Fourth
Burknam M. M., purser P. C. SS. State of California
Burland Benjamin F., clerk Henry L. Howse, r. 6403^
Jessie
Burleigh William E., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 962 Mission
Burleman Henry, engineer tugboat Eesciie, r. 1142
Pacific
Burleson Ezra A., r. 32M Gea»y
Burley John, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Eleventh and
Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
Burley Robinson, shipcarpenter, r. 20 Verona
Burling Benjamin L., clerk, r. 299 Hyde
Bur]in<r Jiiiiies TV., secretary Central Gas Co.,
office 413 California, r. 1222 Pine
Burling Jules, r. 299 Hyde
Burling Mary H. Miss, r. 299 Hyde
Burling Richard S., bookkeeper Michelssen, Brown
,^ Co., r. 717 Hyde
Burling William Mrs., widow, r. 299 Hyde
Burliugame William, carpenter, r. 137 Montgomery
Burliiglia Charles, fruits and vegetables, 741 Vallejo
Burman A. D., captain bark Lizzie Marshall
Burmaster Charles L., laborer Pacific Soda Co., r. 516
Ninth
Burmeister Alrich (Burmeister & Mehrtens)r.3 High-
land Terrace
Burmeister Francis H. (Meyer & Burmeister) r. 529
Valencia
Burmeister John, furnished rooms, 637 California
Burmeister Louie (Burmeister & Hartmannj r. 308 Du-
pont
Burmeister Otto, carpenter, r. 542 Folsom
Burmeister Peter H., steward, r. 626 Filbert
Burmeister William, ship carpenter, r. 26 Sacramento
Burmeister & Hartmann (Louis Burmeister and John
Hartmann) liquor saloon, 308 Dupont
Burmeister & Mehrtens (Alrich Burmeister and August
Mehrtens) groceries and liquors, NW cor Califor-
nia and Leavenworth
Burmester Henry W., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Co., r. 1628 Polk
Burmester Henry W. Mrs., r. 214 JiJ Sixth
Burnap John, commission merchant, 425 Davis, r. 420
Leavenworth
Buroell Frederick B. (J. H. Burnell & Brother) r.
Eleventh Av, bet G and H, South S. F.
Burnell Henry, hostler, r. 9 Washington
Burnell J. H. & Brother(J. Hamlyn and Frederick B.)
proptrs Albion Brewery, Ninth Av, bet G and H,
South S. F., office 519 Sacramento
Burnell J. Hamlyn (J. H. Burnell & Brother) r. Eleventh
Av, bet G and H, South S. F.
Burnell Martin (Burnell & Turner) r. 725 California
Burnell Thomas, blacksmith, r. 157 Tehama
Burnell William A., milkman, N s Precita Av, nr
Washington Av, B. H.
Burnell & Turner (Martin Burnell and Charles D.
Turner) sole agents Albion ale aud porter, 519
Sacramento
Burner Henry, salesman Hueter Bros. & Co., r. 1531 J<.,
Mission
Burner Mary, domestic S 8 Hancock, bet Noe and
Sanchez
Burness J. E., engineer Palace Hotel, r. 434 Brannan
Burnett Alexander S., capitalist, r. 1223 Pine
Burnett Alice, widow, r. 312 Mason
Burnett C. Mrs., r. 24 Linden Av
Burnett Catherine Mrs., bakery and fancy goods, 256
First
Burnett Dwight J., farmer, W s San Bruno Road, nr
County Line
Burnett Evan, iron molder, r. 318 Brannan
Burnett Evan Jr., iron molder, r. 256 First
Burnett Frank, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Burnett Frank, farmer, r. Visitacion Valley
Burnett Frank W., photographer, r. 610 Jones
Burnett George, conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1222
Leavenworth
Burnett George S., mining, r. Visitacion Valley
Burnett George S., negative retoucher Louis Thors, r.
610 Jones
Burnett G. G., apothecary and druggist, 327
Montgomery, r. 214 Haight
Burnett Henry, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Burnett Hermann, butcher, r. 135 Goueh
Burnett Isaac G., attorney at law, 220 Sansome, rooms
7-9, r. 1916 Broadway
Burnett Jane, widow, r. 20 Jansen
Burnett John J., laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 20
Minna
Burnett Jolin M., attorney at law, 507 Mont-
gomery, r. 1713 Larkin
Burnett Joseph H., teamster, r. 304 Haight
Burnett Julia, domestic 7*5 Bush
Burnett Kate, widow, human hair, 410 Third, r. NE
cor Bryant and Seventh
Burnett Mary, widow, r. 2007 Leavenworth
Burnett Mary E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 310 Stockton
Burnett Peter H., r. 610 Jones
Burnett Richard, ironmolder, r. 256 First
Burnett Richard, notions and toys. 2918 Sixteenth
Burnett Thomas, peddler, r. SE cor Front and Oregon
Burnett Thomas T., conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1613
Leavenworth
Burnett Thomas T. Jr., engineer California St. RR., r.
1416 Polk
Burnett VVeHlng'ton C, attorney at law, 220
Sansome, rooms 7-9, r. 1916 Broadway
Burnett William, carpenter, r. 2J<j Boardman PI
Burnett William, laborer, r. 4 Boardman PI
Burnett William, seaman, r. SE cor Howard and Steu-
Burnett W. M., conductor Clay St. R.R., r. 1222 Leav-
enworth
Burnham Anthonv, laborer, r. NW cor Hvde and Bay
BUMHAM, BEOK & 00.
(Jnmes W. Burnliani and Tlionias Beck)
importers and dealers furniture, car-
petsi, oilcloths, etc., CIS Market and 15
-17 Post
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
JEWEL.RY aud WATCH E
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
IfVASHINO IVEIil.
»«»XE AT VERY I.OW^ RATES.
OFFICE. 648 9IARKET STREET,
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Burnham C. F. (Biirnham & Scott) r. Oakland
Burnham Edward, superintendent Pioneer White
Lead and Color Works, 231 Fremont, r. 354 Bush
Burnham Emory J. (Burnham & Lynch) r. 528 Grove
Burnham Georjje E., weaver, r. NW cor Bay and Hyde
Burnliain Gilmaii M., lumber, wood, coal, hay
and grain, 1500-151S Market, r. 1639 Mission
Burnham Henry, r. 509 Bush
Burnham James W. {Burnham, Beck & Co.) r. 92C Do-
lores
Burnham Lucy A. Miss, weaver, r. NW cor Hyde and
Bay
Burnham Lulu Miss, assistant Ocean House School,
r. 1639 Mission
Burnham Nelson H., janitor new City Hall, r. 309
Main
Burnham Samuel S., carriagemaker, r. 121 Fourth
Burnham, Standelord & Co.. proptrs Oakland Planing
Mills (Oakland, Gal.) office 516 Kearny
Burnham William F., upholsterer, r. E s Fair Oaks,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Barnhani & Lynch (Emory .J. Burnham and
John W. Lynch) proprietors Oriental Tea Co.,
1134 Market
Burnham & Scott (C. F. Burnham and O. G. Scott)
produce commission, 321 Davis
Burnheimer Frank, fireman, r.N s Sierra, bet Ken-
tucky and Tennessee
.Burns Aaron M., marine surveyor Hutchinson & Mann,
r. Oakland
Burns Aden, stonecutter, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Burns Alexander, boilermaker, r. 43 Buss
Burns Alexander, clerk, r. 427 Bush
Burns Ann Mrs., r. 208}^ Francisco
Bums Anne, widow, r. 515 Taylor
Burns Aime, widow, r. 1025 Sutter
Burns Annie G. Miss, dressmaker, r. 318 Minna
Burns Barbara, widow, groceries and liquors, 41 Jes-
sie
Burns Barclay J., journalist, r. 510 Stockton
Burns Benckert C. Mrs., widow, r. 211 Franklin
Burns Bernard, weigher Oregon Imp. Co., r. 405
Beale
Burns Bernard, woolscourer, r. 321 Tehama
Burns B. R., commercial traveler, r. 112 O'Farrell
Burns Brian, teamster, and extraman Engine No. 7,
S. F. F. D., r. 5 Second Av
Bums Bridget, domestic 726 Sutter
Burns Bridget, domestic 1219 Geary
Burns Catherine, widow, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns Catherine Mrs., liquor saloon, 258 Brannan
Bums Charles, stonemason, r. South Park House
Burns Christopher, seaman P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 625
Davis
Bums Clayton J., salesman Albert Mau & Co., r. 127
Kearny ^ '
Burns Cornelius, laborer, r. Boyce, bet Point Lobos
and .Santa Rosa Avs
Burns D. Mrs., saleslady S. Mosgrove & Bro., r. 304
Third
Burns Daniel, foreman lash shop Main & Winchester,
r. 304 Third
Burns Daniel W., house painter, 1311 Eddy
Burns David, teamster, r. 526 Mission
Burns Delitha, widow, r. 20 Bernard
Burns Edward (Burns & Gerdes) r. 616 Capp
Bums Edward, watchman, r. 156 Third
Burns Edward W., bartender, r. 208 J<5 Francisco
Burns E. F. Miss, teacher, r. 628 Howard
Burns Eliza Mrs., r. 421 Natoma
Bums Ellen M., widow, r. 1415 Jackson
Burns Eugene, expressman, r. 1215 Green
Burns Francis J., reporter, r. 1415 Jackson
Burns Frank, carpenter Geary St. RR., r. 1405 Bu-
chanan
Burns Frank, drygoods, 224 J^ Fifth
Burns Frank, porter, r. 767 Mission
Burns Frank J., captain ship Oriental, office 34 Mar-
ket
Burns G. A., salesman George H. Tay & Co., r. 1316J<i
Laurel Av
Burns H. B., master schr Greyhound
Burns Henry, boot and shoes, 210 Third, r. 122 Taylor
Burns Henry, contractor and builder, r. 715 Natoma
Bums Henry J., health inspector, office 14 O'Farrell,
r. 325 Seventeenth
Bums Hugh, fireman P. C. SS. Ancou, r. 420 Broadway
Bums Hugh, laborer, r. 712 Natoma
Burns Hugh, laborer, r. 909 Geary
Bums Hugh, painter, r. 432 Seventh
Bums Isiaore, shipsmith, 20 Steuart, r. 1522 Polk
Burns James, bartender, r. 120 O'Farrell
Bums James, capitalist, r. 236 Eleventh
Bums JaiDCS, coalpasser O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r.
SE cOr Second and Tehama
Burns James, fireman P. C. SS. State of California
Burns James, hostler, r. 1622 Pacific Av
Burns James, laborer, r. 7 Johnson Av
Burns James, laborer, r. 1405 Devisadero
Burns James, laborer Mechanics' Foundry
Burns James, melter Selby Smelting and Lead Works,
r. 224 Second
Bums James, seaman, r. 236 Brannan
Burns James, teamster, r. 1308 Jackson
Burns James, watchman, r. 284 Union
Bums James Mrs., widow, r. 284 Union
Burns James C, carpenter, r. 613 Mission
Burns James J., harnessmaker,T. 1930 Stevenson
Burns J. F., grainer, r. 24 Third
Bums John, r. 444 Brannan
Burns John, r. 643 Broadway
Burns John, baker P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 2Lysett PI
Burns John, blacksmith, r. Ill Jessie
Burns John, carpenter, r. 910 Natoma
Burns John, clerk, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns John, cook John Reagan, r. Bonanza House
Burns John, extraman Engine No. 5, S. F.F. D., r.
1219 Stockton
Burns John, foreman Clay St. RR. Stables, r. 1308
Jackson
Burns John, laborer, r. 20 M Rausch, rear
Burns John, laborer, r. 2556 Greenwich
Burns John, laborer, r. 527 Folsom
Bums John, laborer, r. SE cor Golden Gate Av and
Baker
Burns John, plumber, f. 311 Seventh
Burns John, poultry dealer, r. 2138 Mission
Burns John, sailmaker, r. 756 Bryant
Burns John, shipliner, r. 311 Pacific
Burns John Jr., r. 1308 Jackson
Burns John F., with James McGinn, r. 646 Stevenson
Burns John H. (Burns & Kneass, and Burns & Co.) r.
602 Howard
Burns John L., traveling salesman Schultz & Von
Bargen, SE cor California and Front
Burns John M., compositor, r. 319 Tenth
Burns John P., r. 354}^ Eleventh
Burns John P., r. 315 Union
Burns John T., packer Donald McMillan, r. 205 Union
Burns Joseph, musician, r. 236 Eleventh
Burns Joseph A., carpenter, r. Fifteenth Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
Bums Joseph T., rigger, r. 284 Union
Burns J. T., r. 318 Eleventh
Burns Louisa Miss, boarding, 1522 Polk
Burns M., r. 231 Montgomery Av
Burns Maggie Miss, r. 163 Tehama
Burns Maggie, domestic 1806 Laguna
Burns Mamie Miss, tailoress, r. 163 Tehama
Burns Margaret Miss, tailoress, r. 72 Tehama
Burns Mark, teamster, r. 405 Beale
Burns Mary, laundress S. F. Laundry, S 8 Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Burns Mary, widow, r. 236 Eleventh
Burns Mary, widow, r. 641 Minna
Burns Mary, widow, r. NW cor Waller and Broderick
Burns Mary Miss, saleslady John Deler, r. 1313 Sacra-
mento
Burns Mary A., widow, r. Card Alley
Burns Mary J., widow, r. 1022 Alabama
Burns Maurice J., shoemaker, r. 1110 Harrison
Burns Michael, cooper, r. 163 Tehama
Burns Michael, drayman Cartan, McCarthy & Co., r.
421 Linden Av
Burns Michael, expressman, SE cor Fremont and
Howard, r. 12 Tehama PI
Burng Michael, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 29
Everett
Bums Michael, porter Grand Hotel, r. 613 J^ Minna
Bums Michael, waiter P. M. SS. South Carolina
Burns Michael J., assistant bookkeeper Zadig, Woll-
berg & Co., r. 163 Tehama
Burns Minnie Miss, furnished rooms, 11 Belden
Burns Nellie, domestic 501 Van Ness Av
Burns Nellie Miss, milliner, r. 163 Tehama
Burns O. B., dentist, office and r. 112 O'Farrell
Burns Owen, teamster, r. 1715 Pierce
Burns Patrick, r. 1143 Harrison
Burns Patrick, fireman P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 205 Union
Burns Patrick, laborer, r. 2}^ Rausch, rear
UflMnnUf CU AnrC manufacturers of fine G.W.CLARK & CO.
WliiUUW OnMULO Window S&ades lor Residences, stores, OlQces.etc. 64& Market st.
HIKCKIiEV. SPIERN A HATES. FUIiTON IRON ^VORKS. 213 Fremont Street,
JH4Aiifact<ii'«i'a **^ ROCK. BREAKERS, RETORTS and ROASTIKC} FIt'RNACES.
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Burns Patrick, laborer, r. 40 Quinn
Burns Patrick, laborer, r. 530 Third
Burns Patrick D., steward, r. 319 Tenth
Burns Patrick J., horseshoer, r. 170S}^ Jessie
Burns Patrick W., teamster, r. 513 Bush, rear
Burns Peter, r. 31 Kearny
Burns Peter, hostler, r. 40 Quinn
Burns Peter, laborer, r. cor Twentieth and Noe
Burns Peter, laborer, r. W s Sanchez, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second .
Burns Peter, veterinary surgeon S. F. F. D., r. 609J^
Grove ,
Burns R. E., proptr Acme Fruit Dryer, r. 112
O'Farrell
Biuns Robert M., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
516 Howard
Burns Rodney T., driver City RR., r. 129 Fifteenth
Burns Stephen, harnessmaker, r. 405 O'Farrell
Burns T., r. 321 Pacific
Burns Thomas, boilermaker, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns Thomas, drayman Cutter & Co., r. 228}^ Perry
Burns Thomas, laborer, r. 58 Everett
Burns Thomas, laborer, r. 1182 Harrison
Burns Thomas, longshoreman, r. 25 Second
Burns Thomas, teamster Albert Rushmore, r. 46
Quinn
Burns Thomas F., woodfinisher, r. 163 Tehama
Burns Thomas W., r. 221 Sixth
Burns William, clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 405
O'Farrell
Burns William, house painter, r. 635 Fulton
Burns William, laborer, r. 135 Dora
Burns William, machinist, r. Milton House
Burns William, miner, r. 636 Commercial
Burns William, steward Hose No. 1. S.F. F. D.,r. 1817
Post
Burns William A., clerk, r. 46 Quinn
Burns William J., boilermaker, r. 115 Eddy, rear
Burns & Co. (John H. Burns and Romeo Francis) coi-
fee saloon, SW cor Kearny and Bush
Burns & Gerdes (Edward Burns and Frederick A.
Gerdes) junk dealers, 413Drumm
Burns Aj Kueass (John H. Burns and George W.
Kneass) boat builders, 22 Mission
e^ Burns. See Byrnes and Burnes
Burnside Joseph, laborer W. L. Booker, 606 Stockton
Burpee Joseph S., contractor and builder, 418 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Burr Amos, stockbroker, r. 560 Seventeenth
Burr Anne Mrs., r. 447 J^ Natoma
Burr Bartlett, poultry and game, 34 Mission Market,
r. NW cor Capp and Sixteeirth
Burr Benjamin F., r. 101 Dupont
Burr Benjamin J. (Burr & Fink) r. 1028 Jackson
Burr C. A., adjuster Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co., r. 1824 Jessie
Burr C. C. & Co. (Clarence C. Burr and Mary,
widow of H. C. Hudson) manufacturers mustard
and champagne yeast powder and spice and drug
grinders, factory 2211 Stockton, office 13 Pine
Burr C. H. & G. W., weather strips and slop
hoppers, 667 Mission
Burr Charles H. ((J. H. & G. W. Burr) r. 2418 Post
Burr Charles H., fresco decorator, r. 447 ><; Natoma
Burr Clarence C. (C. C. Burr & Co.) r. NE cor Filbert
and Van Ness Av
Burr Edmond C, chemist American Sugar Refinery, r.
1516 Broadway
Burr Edward, boxmaker, r.359 Clementina
Burr Eli B., clerk land dept S. P. RR., r. 811 Twenty-
first
Burr George, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 22
Prospect PI
Burr George W. (C. H. & G. W. Burr) r. Dakota Ter-
ritory
Burr George W., iron molder.r. 359 Clementina
Burr James P., porter Wightman Bros., r. 247* Sev-
enth
Burr J. C, fireman S. P. RR., r. 536 Sixteenth
Burr John, engineer S. P. RR., r. 240 Sixth
Burr Lillian Miss, r. 321 Powell
Burr Mary E., widow, r. 320 Geary
Burr Richard, Ship Joiners' Assn, 71 New Montgomery
Burr Thomas F., r. 722 Folsom
Burr William, .cari)euter. r. 8 Polk Lane
Burr & Fink (Benjamin J. Burr and James L. Fink)
merchant tailors, 620 Market
Burrall William, carpenter, r. 345 >^ Third, rear
Burrell A. W., president American Eagle Assn, 123
California, r. Oakland
Burrell Charles, examiner drugs Custom House and
physician, office and r. 1322 Mission
Burrell Cliarles F. , treasurer California and
Nevada RR. Co., 328 Montgomery, room 10, r.
Occidental Hotel
Burrell Edward, insurance agent, r. 1107 Post
Burrell Edward H., night inspector Custom House, r.
1307 Howard
Burrell George S., r. 105 Mason
Burrell Henry, butler Bernard L. Brandt, r. 1013 Van
Ness Av
Burrell John, master mariner, r. 110 Berry
Burrell L. F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 910 Powell
Burrer Harry, broker, r. 322 Mason
Burress Floyd S., carpenter, r. 20 Rausch
Burress John E., policeman, r. 303 Lombard
Burress John W., clerk Samuel Basch, r. 732 Bran-
nan
Burress Russell T., teamster, r. 4165^ Shipley
Burri Gasper, Swi8.s Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Burridge Benjamin W., foreman E. G. Denniston, r.
522 O'Farrell, rear
Burringtou George A., lithograiiher Bosqui Engrav-
ing and Printing Co., r. 1227 Broadway
Burrington J. Allen, lithographer W. W. Elliott & Co.,
r. 2816 Laguna
Burris ButJer, mining secretary, 2-3 Nevada
Block, r. 418 Brannan
Burris Eugene, laborer, NW cor California and Taylor
Burris James, r. 1825 Union
Burris Joseishine, domestic 1004 Bush
Burris Rebecca, widow, r. 9J^ Welsh
Burris William Mrs., widow, r. 16 Freelon
Burroughs A., r. Turk St. Hotel
Burroughs A. R. Mrs., widow, r. 711 Polk
Burroughs Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 How-
ard
Burroughs William, selector O. Lawton & Co., r. 638
Jessie
Burroughs William H., driver Market St. RR., r. 12
Bourbin PI
Burrowes Alexander, porter Neustadter Bros., r. 17
Verona
Burrowes George Rev., D. D., professor Greek and
Hebrew, Theological Seminary, 121 Haight, r. 19
Haight
Burrows Alfred, waiter, r. 640 Howard
Burrows Annie, widow, r. N s Birch Av, nr Buchanan
Burrows D., machinist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Burrows Edward M., clerk, r. 632 Capp
Burrows Frank D., bookkeeper W. J. Heney & Co., r.
616 J<^ Linden Av
Burrows George, conductor Geary St. ER., r. 219
Leavenworth
Burrows Harry, broker, r. 322 Mason
Burrows H. L., commission merchant, 423 Washing-
ton, r. Alameda
Burrows John, engineer Geary St. RR., r. cor Point
Lobos and First Avs
Burrows John, laborer, r. 339 Duncan
Burrows Robert B., broommaker Harrison & Dickson
Burrows Thomas, carpenter, r. 7 Germania
Burscough Henry, r. 457 Bryant
Burson B. S., electrician Cal. Electric Gas Lighting
Co., r. Oakland
Burson James N., superintendent Martin & Co., r. 926
Mission
Burson John W., clerk, r. 1122 Larkin
it^Burson. See Berson
Burt Andrew J., laborer, r. 565 Stevenson
Burt Charles, blacksmith, r. 411 Folsom
Burt D., teller Bank of British North America, r. 720
Bush
Burt George, steward stmr JameffM. Donahue, r. 619
Davis
Burt Jacob, restaurant keeper, r. 616 Jones
Burt James, cashier, r. 155 Fifteenth
Burt J. Gus., general purchasing agent, and (Burt
& Bentley) office Union Block, 206 Market, r. 517
Leavenworth
Burt Joseph H., carpenter, r. 155 Fifteenth
Burt Samuel, compositor Evening Post, r. 1111 Mason
Burt William, second steward P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 300
Fourth
Burt William J., house move: , r. 2817 Mission
Burt tSk Bentley (J. Gus. Burt and William B.
Bentley) sole manufacturers' agents for Imperial
Silicate Paint, Union Block, 206 Market
ffy Burt. See Bert
Burtchaell John, carpenter, r. 1914 Union
SAN FRftNCISCO LAUNDRY. «'«*''*"o*§f'nfttEV,?7T'-»* ""♦''*
I M AOnnMnilPU importer of and deai^er ev coal and pig iron,
J. InAuUUilUUUn) 41 aiarlset Street, comer Spear.
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Burtchaell William J., brass finisher Thomas Day, r.
1914 Union
Burth John, cook, r. 637 Broadway
Burtis E. F., r. 737 Howard
Burtis William B.. r. 1529 Washington
Bnrton A. A., salesman Sam. Lewis & Go., r. 436
Hayes
Burton Annie Miss, actress, r. 7 Stockton
Burton Augustus, clerk Sam Lewis & Co., r. 436 Hayes
Burton Charles E., assistant bookkeeper Lebenbaum,
Goldberg & Bowen, r. lOS Fifth
Burton Charles F., clerk, r. 1024 Washington
Burton Charles H., capitalist, office 415 Montgomery,
r.l024 Washington
Burton Charles O., deputy sheriff, r. 109 Fifth
Burton Elizabeth Miss, teacher music, r. 14 Lafayette
Burton Emily, widow, r. 121 Sixth
Burton George W., farmer, r. 2438 Buchanan
Burton Harry, salesman Keane Bros., r. 109 Fifth
Burton Henry, carpenter, r. 120 Shipley
Burton Isaac L., machinist, r. 613 Mission
Burton John, bartender, r. 121 Sixth
Burton John, patternmaker, r. 503 Folaom
Burton Letitia A., widow, notions and fancy goods,
430 Hayes
Burton Norman, seaman, r. 710 Front
Burton Sophia, widow, r. 436 Hayes
Burton Susie Miss, ailjuster U. S. Mint, r. 109 Fifth
Burton WiUiam. bookkeeoer, r. 121 Sixth
Burton William, waiter, r. 305 Minna
Burton William H., awnings and steam pipe and boil-
er felting, 706 Mission, r. 5 Henrietta Square
Burton William W., gauger U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
127 Kearny
B-7" Burton. See Berton and Bertin
Burtschell William,oiler P. C. SS. Senator
Burtsell John K., engineer U. P. RE., r. 1640 Sacra-
mento
Burtsell John M., real estate, r. 315 Ellis
Bury Jacques, shoemaker, r. 6 Graham PI
Busby Fred. H., mnfr gloves, 412 Market, r. Oakland
Buscelle James R., salesman Waterhouse & Lester, r.
1724 Mission
Busch Blatzius, dairyman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Busch C. H. Edward, cook Shasta St. House, Po-
trero
Busch Jacob J., fireman, r. Humboldt, bet Kansas and
Vermont
Busch John, brewer, r. 1431 Pacific
Busch John, dairyman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Bush Joseph, liquor saloon, 1258 Market, r. 1115 Mis-
sion, rear
BS~ Busch. See Bush
Buscher William, waiter, r. 622 Natoma
Buschmann John, groceries and liquors, 269 Third
Busenelli L., mechanic, r. 818 Sansome
Buser Ernest, boxmaker, i. cor Harrison and Four-
teenth
Bush A. J., r. 540 Ellis
Bush Alonzo, assistant wagonmaeter Wells, Fargo &
Co. '8 Express, r. Stevenson Bldg
Bush Anna Mrs., r. 540 Ellis
Bush Anthony H., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r.
622 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Bush August, bartender J. F. G. Eggers, r. cor Broad-
way and Sansome
Bush Brothers (Charles and Toby) coffee saloon, 14
Steuart
Bush Charles (Bush Brothers) r. 1020 Folsom
Bush Charles, dentist, office 8 Kearny, r. 2108 Howard
Bush Charles J., assistant foreman Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Twentj'-third and
Twenty-fourth
Bush Charles P., policeman, r. 523 Post
Bush Cora Mrs., r. 126 Clara
Bush C. W., paperhanger and painter, 202 Powell, r.
128 O'Farrell
Bu8h David, importer gas fixtures, plumbers'
supplies and sanitary goods, 22 Post, r. S s Sutter,
bet Scott and Devisadero
Bush E. D., commission merchant, 405 Front, r. Oak-
land
Bush Frank, boilermaker Sacramento Boiler Works
Bush Frederick, helper Justinian Caire, r. Oakland
Bush George D., miner, r. Fourth Av, bet A and B,
South S. F.
Bush Henry, deckhand Oakland Ferry, r. 441 Vj Clem-
entina
Bush Henry T., salesman A. F. Nye & Co., r. 540 Ellis
Bush Herman, waiter, r. California Hotel
Bush Hyman P., mining secretary, 27 Merchant's Ex-
change, r. The Windsor
Bush Isaac, r.754 Bryant
Bush John, capitalist, r. 1234 Vallejo
Bush John, expressman, NE cor Pine and Sansome,
r. 817 Capp
Bush John F., boilermaker, r. 5 Bridge
Bush Joseph, boot and shoemaker, r. 1117 Mission,
rear
Bush Lizzie R. Miss, assistant Star King Primary
School, r. 1234 Vallejo
Bush Louis (Bush & Neumann) r. 2108 Howard
Bush Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bush Louis C, machinist, r. 223 Fourth
Bush Martin L., restaurant, 229 Hayes
Bush Nathan, restaurant. l.=)3 Third, r. 1020 rol8(
Bush Pauline, domestic Turk St. Hotel
Bush Peter, varieties, 223 Fourth
Bush Sophia Miss, operator Jory Bros., r. ^229 Hayes
Bush Street House, Nehemiah D. Thayer proptr,
325}^ Bush
Bush Street Methodist Episcopal Church, Bush, bet
Scott and Devisadero
Bush. Street Theatre, Charles E. Locke proptr,
325 Bash
Bush Theodore, clerk, r. 2210 Powell
Bush Toby (Bush Brothers) r. 1020 Folsom
Bush Zenola, widow, r. 427 Green
Busli A Nenniann (Louis Bush and Leopold Neu-
mann) dentists, office 8 Kearny
Busher Charles, engineer, r. 208 Golden Gate Av
Bushman W'., r. 213 Mason
Bushnell Arthur N., printer, r. 1413 Twenty-fifth
Bushnell Edward R., printer, r. 1413 Twenty-fifth
Bushnell Edwin W., collector A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
r. 686 Twentieth
Bushnell Maria L., widow, r. 1413 Twenty-fifth
Bushnell Waters A., printer, r. 1413 Twenty-fifth
Bushnell William E., caiitain C. P. RR. stmr El Capi-
tan, r. 14 Turk
Bushway Ellen Mrs., r. 718 Filbert
Bushway Maurice, machinist, r. 718 Filbert
Buss George F., baker John G. Buss, r. 1711 Mission
Buss Henry, cook, r. 522 Filbert
Buss John G., bakery, 1711 Mission
Buss Philip, r. 1619 J^ Dupont
Busse Jennie Mrs., r. 421 Sixth
Busse Morris, salesman W. Cohen & Co., r. 516 Stock-
ton
Bussey William C, locksmith, 436 Bush, r. 533 Com-
mercial
Bussing Henry, cook, r. N s Sierra, bet Louisiana and
Maryland
Bussinger Ferdinand, instrument maker, r. 708
Larkin
Bussinger Rosina, widow, r. 708 Larkin
Bussolino Severino, shoemaker, .502 Union
Busteed Annie, widow, iajii tress Noe and Temple St.
Primary School, r. NE cor Noe and Twenty-sixth
Bustorf Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 978 Harrison
Buswell A. & Co. (Alexander Buswell) bookbinders,
paper rulers and blank book mnfrs, 525 Clay
Bu.swell Alexander {A. Buswell & Co.) r. 1005 Union
Buswell George F.. patternmaker William F. Buswell,
r. East Oakland
Bu.swell William P., millwright, engineer and
patternmaker. 223 Mission, r. East Oakland
Buswell William F. Jr., bookbinder A. Buswell & Co.,
r. 1005 Union
Butcher James L., butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet M and
N., South S. F.
Butcher Henry, teamster Larzelere & Witham, and
groceries and liquors, 1408 Church
Butchers' Home Hotel, Philip Foerst proptr, First Av,
bet Railroad .\v aud Kentucky, South S. F.
Butenoj) Henry, r. 6(.i6 Fi Ibert
Buthenutk Anton, porter, r. 23 5$ Sumner
Butler Alban B.,livery8table keeper,r..516 Van NessAv
Butler Anna M., widow, r. 212 Octavia
Butler Anne, widow, r. 246 Clara, rear
Butler Annie, domestic 432 Ellis
Butler Annie, domestic 808 Geary
Butler Benjamin, clerk, r. 325 M Bush
Butler Benjamin, salesman Davis iSc Kellogg, r. Russ
House
Butler Benjamin F., engineer, r. S s Twenty-ninth.nr
San Jose Av
Butler Bettie E., widow, r. 336 Shipley
Butler C. H., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Butler Charles A. (Dames & Butler) r. 212 Octavia
HARDWOOD LUMBER
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Spcat at.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. MORSE,
PII0T04:iRAPHEK. SS6 9IAKKET ST.
Views of all tlie princ-ipal places on the Pacific Coast for Male.
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Butler Charles C, real estate, r. NE cor Steiner and
Sutter
Butler Cliarles G., wines and liquors, 310 Mont-
gomery, r. 603 Harrison
Butler Elizabeth, widow, r. 315 Filbert
Butler Elizabeth Miss, teacher, r. 117 J^ Webster
Butler F. K., salesman B. Nathan & Co., r. Oakland
Butler Frank M., bookkeeper Pac. Bridge Co., r. Oak-
land
Butler Fred. W. , bookkeeper George R. Starr & Co.,r.
Oakland
Butler Frederic S., actuary Union Insurance Co., r. 308
Beale
Butler George, waiter, r. 309 Minna
Butler George E. (Butler & Haldan) r. San Rafael
Butler George R., retoucher Dames & Butler, r. 212
Octavia
Butler Henry, r. 660 Willow Av
Butler Henry, cook, r. 419 NatoAa, rear
Butler Henry W., superintendent newspaper dept
Post Office, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Butler James, r. 317 Thira
Butler James Mrs., widow, r. 126 Fourteenth
Butler James, laborer, r. Florida, bet Solano and
Butte
Butler James, miner, r. 413 Natoma ;
Butler James, shoemaker, r. lib Twenty-sixth
Butler James, stevedore P. M. SS. Co., r. 163 Silver
Butler James, with King, Morse & Co., r. 286 Steven-
son
Butler Joel, organbuilder John Bergstrom, r. E s Mis-
sion, nr Twenty-ninth
Butler John, blacksmith, r. W s Tehama, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Butler John, cvirrier, r. 26::iO Bryant
Butler John, laborer, r. 120}^ Townsend
Butler John, laborer, r. NW cor Tenth and Bryant
Butler John, liquor saloon. 508 Market and 7 Sutter,
r. 2209 Steiner
Butler John, longshoreman, r. 14 Tehama PI
Butler John A., lumberman, r. 642 Minna
Butler John J., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 939
Guerrero
Butler John W., clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r. 2336
Mission
Butler John W., compositor, r. 312 J^ Waller
Butler Joseph D., clerk James G. Shyne, r. 117 3^
Webster
Butler Joseph F. (Murphy & Butler) r. 435 Hayes
Butler Joseph J., clerk Fechhelmer, Goodkind & Co.,
r. 923 Valencia
Butler Joseph R., currier, r. 2630 Bryant
Butler Julia, widow, r. 10 Noonan Av
Butler Katie M. Miss, forewoman Standard Shirt
Factory, r. 33ti Shipley
Butler L. C. Mrs., widow, r. Revere House
Butler Lizzie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Butler Louis, laborer, r. NW cor Baker and Vallejo
Butler Maggie J., widow, r. 208 Second
Butler Margaret, widow, r. 919 Powell
Butler Martin Mrs., widow, liquor saloon, NW cor
Tenth and Bryant
Butler Mary, widow, r. 117% Webster
Butler Mary, widow, r. 1228 Lombard
Butler Mary H., widow, r. 420 Dolores
Butler Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Butler Michael, liquor saloon, 850 Howard
Butler Nicholas, Ship Joiners Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Butler Norris, waiter, r. 217 Second
Butler Patrick, laborer, r. 57 Shipley
Butler Patrick T. (Hogan & Co.) r. 221 Twelfth
Butler P. F., wholesale and retail millinery goods,
8(18 Market and milliner, 31 Kearny, r. 818 Eddy
Butler Richard, r. 419 Natoma
Butler Robert, house i^ainter, r. 1192 Harrison
Butler Robert, seaman, r. 103 King
Butler T. B. Mrs., patterns. 126 Kearny, room 55
Butler T. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 410 Kearny
Butler Thomas, butcher, r. 537 Sacramento
Butler Thomas, carpenter, r. 325 Minna
Butler Thomas, contractor and builder, r. 593 Ash
Av
Butler Thomas, laborer, r. Tehama, bet Twenty-sev-
enth and Twenty-eighth
Butler Thomas, mulder, r. 45 Ecker
Butler Thomas E., salesman A. Crawford & Co., r.
Oakland
Butler Thomas F., bartender, r. 220 Third
Butler Thomas J. (Adams & Butler) r. 219 Hayes
Butler Thomas J., truckman C. P. RB., r. 8 s Parker
Av, bet California Av and Columbia PI, B. H.
Butler Tobias, plasterer, r. 208 First
Butler Tony, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Butler Vincent K., bookkeeper P. F. Butler, r. 818
Eddy
Butler Washington, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
2409 Clay
Butler William, coachman, NW cor Leavenworth and
Bush
Butler William, land agent, r. 101 Pacific
Butler William H., clerk ChickeiSng & Thomas, r. 2409
Clay
Butler William H., coachman. 1414 McAllister
Butler William J., gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, r. 10
Noonan Av
Butler William S., butcher, r. 16 Freelon
Butler W. J., millinery, 950-952 Market, r. 401 Leav-
enworth
Butler Xavier, cutler, r. Linden House
Butler Si Haldan ( George E. Butler and Edward
B. Haldan) general agents Phoenix Assurance Co.
of London, British America Assurance Co. of
Toronto and Western Assurance Co. of Toronto,
office 413 California
e^~Butler. See Beutler
Butt Alfred, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 12M Glover
Butt Christopher C, groceries and liquors, 625 Nine-
teenth
Butt Peter N., groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter
aud Laguna
Butte-Caspari Charles F., civil engineer, r. 1027
Pacific
Butte Ditch and Mining Co., O. A Thompson sec-
retary, office 8 Ellis
Buttel Frank, tailor, r. 911 Sacramento
Buttel Henry, compositor, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Buttelmann Henry, clerk, r. 27 Taylor
Buttelmnnn O. D., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Mission and Twenty-third
Butterfield Frank W., deputy County Clerk, r. 321 Oak
Butterfield Frederick L., carriagemaker, 834 Howard,
r. 28 Alabama
Butterfield George W., mining, 330 Pine, room 30, r.
. 1206 Market
Butterfield James, assistant keeper Point Bonita
Light House
Butterfield Richard O., boots and shoes, 777-779 Mar-
ket, r. 114 Ellis
Butterfield William, auctioneer and real estate agent,
109 Montgomery, r. Fair Oaks, San Mateo Co.
Butterfield William E., r. 114 Ellis
Butterick E. & Co.'s patterns, Horace A. Deming agent,
124 Post
Butters Agnes Miss, embroiderer, r. 1021 Capp
Butters Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 316 Ritch
Butters L. Mrs., housekeeper Grand Hotel
Butters Mary Mrs., r. 1021 Capp
Butterworth James, tinsmith, 1 149 >$ Folsom, r. 1139^
Folsom
Butterworth James Jr., tinsmith, r. 1139M Folsom
Butterworth John, plumber, r. 1139 J^ Folsom
Butterworth John B., plumber, r. N s North Point,
bet Larkin and Polk
Butterworth M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1820 Clay
Butterworth Sarah, widow, r. N s North Point, bet
Larkin and Polk
Butterworth Sarah Mrs., fancy goods, 11,19 J^ Folsom
Butterworth Thomas C, painter, r. 11.39M Folsom
BUttgenbach Joseph, sausage factory, 526 Fourth, r.
523 Brannan
Buttiger Anne, domestic r. 3 Kappeler Court
Buttiger Hermann, upholsterer, r. 3 Kappeler Court
Buttle John, carpenter, r. 2325 Harrison
Buttle William F., blacksmith, r. 2325 Harrison
Buttuer August, r. 821 Filbert
Biittner Henry, baker, r. 210J^ Clara, rear
Buttuer John, patternmaker, r. 407 Third
Buttonier John, hostler, r. 807 Montgomery
Butts Robert F., r. 501 Hyde
Butzel Louis, salesman F. Wurkheim, r. 1909 Bush
But/.ky Elizabeth, widow, midwife, r. .524 Pine
Buxton Ann M., widow, r. 230 Minna
Buxton Frank (Buxton & Co.) r. 776 Howard
Buxton Nancy E., widow, r. 1710 Geary
Buxton P. B.Mrs., furnished rooms, 336 !< Bush
Buxton Simon A., waiter, r. 9 Dikeman PI
Buxton & Co. (Frank Buston) grocers, 137 Fourth
Buxtorf C, cigars and tobacco. 423 Sansome, r. 348
Third
I nilK RRAVFRMAN Z Pd ""^nu'^cturers of fine jewelry and diamond work
i 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY **«'**^«'' '^^^^ ^^^■''5^Frc'L*:^r«^J^I^;rif ^'^ISb'x*
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Buyer Charles (Buyer & Keich) r. New York
Buyer ^ Reicli (Charles Buyer and Leopold
Beich) importers and jobbers trimmings, ribbons,
notions, (-tc, 120-128 Sansome
83" Buyer. See Bever and Byer
Buyia Nicholas, restaurant keeper, r. 810 Green
Buzzalla Giovanni, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Buzzini Brothers (Israel aud Martin) liquor saloon
and fruits, SE cor Mission and Ninth
Buzzini George (Buzzini & Gianettoni and Bottanzi &
Buzzini) r. 3200 California
Biizzini Gottardo, Swi.is Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Buzzini Israel (Buzzini Brothers) r. 1251 Mission
Buzzini Joseph, shoemaker, r. SE cor Thirty-second
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Buzzini Marco A., watchman Tschurr & Dingeon, 217
Kearny
BuJizini Martin (Buzzini Brothers^ r. SE cor Thirty-
fifth Av aud L, South S. F.
Buzzini & Gianettoni (George Buzzini and
Malachi Gianettoni) wines and liquors, 29 Sixth
(NE cor Sixth and Jess-ie)
Buzzo Emanuele, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Buzzo Fortunate, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
BiTzzo Miehele, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Byam M. T. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 35 Fifth
Bvers Cyrus A., engineer The Central Gas Co., r. 710
O'Farrell
Byers Henry, collector, r. 32 Golden Gate Av
Byers John P., r. 1211 Montgomery, rear
Byers Joseph M., collector, r. 2124 Howard
Byfield William E., wood dealer, r. 1030 Alabama
Bvington Walter H., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 1104 Market
Byles George T., real estate, r. 725 California
Byram Edward, detective, r. 929 Greenwich
Byram Izanah, widow, r. 929 Greenwich
Byram Jaiues F., upholsterer, r. 929 Greenwich
Byring Ole H., repacker, r. 105 Jackson
Byrne Alouzo L., furniture polisher, r. 8 Lily Av
Byrne Ann, groceries, etc., W s Gunnison Av, nr Pre-
cita PI, B. H. ■
Byrne Ann E., widow, r. 441 Natoma
Byrne Anne, widow, r. 7 Park Av
Byrne Bridget, widow, r. 1015 Alabama
Byrne Callaghan, r. 932 Pine
Byrne Charles, sailmaker, r. 1013 Guerrero
Byrne Christy, clerk Green & Seller, r. 16 Bourbin PI
Byrne C. Michael, letter carrier Post Ofiace, r. 1131
Harrison
Byrne Daniel, assistant agent Patent Brick Co., Pa-
cific St. Wharf, r. 119 Clinton, rear
Byrne Daniel, nightwatehman Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 728 Natoma
Byrne Dennis, laborer, r. 15 Scott PI
Byrne Dennis, waiter, r. 609 Union
Bvrne Edward, bartender Michael Farrelly, Meiggs
Wharf
Byrne Ellen, widow, r. W s Billings PI, nr Filbert
Byrne Elizabeth, domestic 2121 Buchanan
Byrne Francis, widow, r. 15 Scott PI
Byrne Francis J., assistant License Collector, r. 118
Ninth
Byrne Frank, detective, r. 793 Mission
Byrne Frank J., tinsmith, r. 542 Minna
Byrne Frederick J. (Ivers & Byrne) r. 932 Pine
Bj-rne Garratt J., with D. Samuels, r. Lick House
Byrne George, r. 650 Howard
Byrne Henry L., cattle dealer, office 533 Kearny, room
8, r. Elko, Nev.
Byrne Henry T., clerk, r. 1029 Pacific
Byrne Henry T., deckhand" State Dredger No. 2, r. 4
Johnston
Byrne James, r. 139 Minna
Byrne James, laborer, r. NW cor Bush and Steiner
Byrne James D., carriagepainter, r. 15 Beideman
Byrne James F., carpenter, and assistant foreman
Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. I8I8J4 Post
Byrne James J., plumber, r. 119 Welsh
Byrne James K. (Robinson, Olney & Byrne) at-
torney at law, 310 Pine, rooms 35-41, r. 815 Van
Ness Av
Byrne Johanna, widow, r. 4 Johnston .
Byrne Johanna, domestic 37 Minna
Byrne John, r. 4 Johnston
Byrne John (Rice & Byrne) r. 650 Howard
Byrne John, boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills
Byrne John, cooper, r. Oriental Hotel
Byrne John, laborer, r. 44 Quinn
Byrne John, shipcarpenter, r. W s Tennessee, bet
Mariposa and Solano
Byrne John E., cattle dealer, office 533 Keamy, room
8, r. 537 Sutter
Byrne John M., capitalist, r. 537 Sutter
Byrne John T., pressor J. H. Babbitt, r. 309 Minna
Byrue Joseph, hackman, r. 16 Bourbin PI
Byrne Joseph, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Byrne Joseph T., engraver, r. 7 Park Av
Byrne Kate, domestic 330 Oak
Byrne Margaret, widow, r. 932 Pine
Byrne Mary Miss, florist Miss Sarah Kahn, 716 Wash-
ington
Byrne Mary Ann, widow, r. 1403 Devisadero
Byrne Maurice, cooper, r. S s Eleventh Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Byrne Michael, laborer, r. 22 Geneva
Byrne Michael, milker, r. cor Scott and Lombard
Byrne Nicholas, wood and coal, SW cor Fifth and
Harrison, r. 349 Minna
Byrne Patrick, r. 333 Eddy
Byrne Patrick, expressman, NAY cor Montgomery and
Commercial, r. 420 Fulton •
Byrne Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Byrne Patrick F., laborer, r. 737 Brannan
Byrne Patrick, teamster, r. 1717 Vallejo
Byrne Patrick J., policeman, r. 8 Gilbert
Byrne Peter P., engineer, r. 410 Harrison, rear
Byrue Philip B., carpenter, r. 114 Ellis
Byrne Richard, coachman, r. 25 Pleasant
Byrne Robert, miner, r. 15 Lafayette
Byrne Robert J., salesman Standard Soap Co., r. Lick
House
Byrne Stephen, morocco iinisher, r. W s Gunnison Av,
nr Precita PI, B. H.
Byrne Stephen L., salesman G. W. Ciark & Co., r. 441
Natoma
Byrne Thomas, r. 311 Linden Av
Byrne Tliomas, contractor, r. 632 Fell
Byrne Thomas, policeman, r. 919 Natoma
Byrne Thomas, real e.state, r. 340 Seventeenth
Byrne Thomas H., hostler, r. 1029 Pacific
Byrne William, deckhand Oakland Ferry, r. 314 Fol-
som
Byrne William, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Byrne William, hostler, r. 2414 California
Byrne William C, traveling salesman Alexander
Nicoll, r. 1215 Pacific
Bynie William J., engineer Mrs. J. A. T. Overend, r.
13 Clementina
Byrne William J., ianitor Irish American Hall, r. 1407
Devisadero
B^"Byrne. See Beirne
Byrnes David, drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r. 428J<J
Linden Av
Byrnes David, teamster, r. 312 Jessie
Byrnes Edward, shoemaker, r. 174 Perry
Byrnes J., teamster Presidio Reservation
Byrnes James, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Maryland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Byrnes James E., purser P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. C19
Nineteenth
Byrnes John, teamster, r. 1112 York
Byrnes John T., engineer, r. 135 Fifteenth
Byrnes Lizzie, dressmaker, r. 174 Perry
Byrnes Margaret E., dressmaker, r. 174 Perry
Byrnes Mary F. Miss, r. 174 Perry
Byrnes Michael, gardener Magdalen Asylum
Byrnes Patrick, fireman, r. 12 Tehama PI
Byrnes Philip, seaman, r. NW cor Bryant and Third
Byrnes Sarah A., widow, bakery and varietiCB, 2130
Fillmore
Byi-nes Thomas, brassfinisher, r. 135 Fifteenth
Byrnes Thomas, milker, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Eureka and EUeu
Byrnes Thomas E., bookkeeper Bigley Bros., r. 619
Nineteenth
Byrnes William, carriage painter, r. W s California
Av, nr Virginia Av, B. H.
Byrnes William A., tanner, r. 1939 Stevenson
Byrnes William H., wood turner, r. 1939 Stevenson
S^Byrnes. See Burnes and Burns
Byrns Charles, student Heald's Business College, r.
1007 Jackson
Byron Benjamin, clerk freight a«ditor C. P. RR., r.
Capp, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Byron Daniel J., bricklayer, r. 1042 K' Mission
Byron Henry, driver Central BR., r. 1215 Fillmore
Byron John M., bricklayer, and extraman Engine No.
7, S. F. F. D.. r. 117 Nineteenth
G.W.CLARK & CO.nKlSi,a^« 645 MARKET ST.
10
HINPICI FY <>PIFR<i A HAYF<\ FUI.TOJV IKOX M^KKN, 213 Fremont Slreel.
milOItUE. I ; Oril_nO tX nn 1 UO^ Manufactureriiof AmalgramHlini; Pans and Settlers.
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Byron Michael, teamster, and extraman Hose No. 6,
S. F. F. D., r. S s McAllister, bet Buchanan and
Webster
Byron Thomas, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
117 Nineteenth
Bystedt John, carpenter, r. 3M Liberty
Byxbee George F., shipping clerk G. M. Josselyn &
Co., r. West Berkeley
Byxbee John F., lumber dealer, office 5 Spear, r. 822
Turk
Byxbee Robert G. (H. B. Tichenor & Co.) r. Fruit
Vale
o
Cabaniss George H., law student Taylor & Haight, r.
124 Turk
Cabauo Domenico, Fishermen's Assn, .307 Broadway
Cabanoras R., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Cabanot Peter, laborer F . Larroche, r. cor Fifth Av
and M, South S. F.
Cabinet Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
David Wilder secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 21
Cable Emma Miss, r. 1320 California
Cable Restauraiit, McLane & Casey proptrs, 1427 Cali-
fornia
Cables Alfred H., bartender Elite Saloon, r. 1513
Steiner
Caborca Mining Co. (Souora. Mexico) W. L. Elliott
secretary, 220 Sansome, rooms 1-2
Cabossel John (John Cabossel & Co.) r. 1402 Pacific
Cabossel John &■ Co. (John Cabossel) butchers, 1402
Pacific
Cabral Cazemiro, tailor, r. 700 Broadway
Cabrera Casimira, shirtmaker, r. 7 Hinckley
Cabrera Eduardo (Cabrera, Roma & Co.) r. 1717 Bush
Cabrera, Roma «& Co. (Eduardo Cabrera and J.
Mariano Roma) importers and commission mer-
chants, 123 California, rooms 6-10
Cabunetti Francesco, Italian Ben. See, 423 Washing-
ton
Caccia Giuseppe, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Cacciaro Silvestri, vegetable dealer, r. 1323 Minna
Cachot Maximilian A., physician, office and r. 110
Stockton
Cadden John, painter, r. 609 Ivy Av
Cadden Matthew, r. 40 Linden Av
Caddy Hannibal, miller (Salem, Oregon) r. 1080 How-
ard
Cademartori James, machinehand J, L. Merguire, r.
COG Greenwich
Cademartori John, porter, r. 12 Jasper Alley
Cademartori Luigi, laborer, r. 606 Greenwich
Cademartori Mary Miss, glovemaker, r. 606 Green-
wich
Cadenasso Giuseppe, artist, studio and r. 118 Geary .
Cadenau John M., waiter, r. 6 Pratt PI
Cadigan Patrick, stableman Spring Valley W.W., r.
752 Bryant
Cadigan Thomas, laborer, r. 221 Tehama
Cadigan William, longshoreman, r. 13 Baldwin Court
fl^" Cadigan. See Cadogan
Cadington Kate, chambermaid The Windsor
Cadman Charles K., bookkeener Edward E. Cook, r.
1303^ Polk
Cadman Henry A., r. 1123 Folsom
Cadman J. G., clerk Western Union Tel. Co., r. 1303 Jii
Polk
Cadogan Andrew, laborer, r. 114^ Langton
Cadogan James J., bookkeeper E. Chielovich & Co., r.
Oakland
Cadogan John, clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland
Cadogan John, laborer, r. 1143^ Langton
Cadogan John Jr., laborer, r. 114}^ Langton
Cadogan L. F., assistant note teller First National
Gold Bank of S. F., r. Oakland
Cadogan P. A., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Oakland
Cadogan Patrick J., bookkeeper R. C. Hooker, r. Oak-
land
Cadogan Timothy, plumber, r. 114}^ Langton
Cadogan William, longshoreman, r. Montgomery's Ho-
tel
8^ Cadogan. See Cadigan
Caduc Philip, president Patent Brick Co., 512 Cali-
fornia, r. Gran#Hotel
Cadwell L. F. Mrs., principal West Mission St. Prima-
ry School, r. 1401 Van Ness Av
Cady Dennis, fireman 0. P. RR. stmr Transit, r. 137
Freelon, rear
Cady Edwin A. , nightwatchman U. S. Mint, r. 119 k
Sixth
Cady Elizabeth Mrs., housekeeper 961 Mission
Cady George B., photographic printer George D.
Morse
Cady John, laborer, r. 27 Church Lane
Cady Josephine, widow, r. 114 Mason
Cady Lorenzo, r. 506 Fourth *
Cady Mary C. Miss, assistant Ewing Primary School,
r. 36 Moss
Cady William J., saloon keeper, r. 115 Olive Av
Cady Zadoc O., teamster, r. 109 Park Av
Caen Jacob, umbrella maker, 22 J^ Stockton, r. 507
Jackson
Cafe Francais, Prosper S. Hirsch proptr, SE cor Sac-
ramento and Kearny
Catfall George E., blacksmith, r. 218 Union
Caflall Mary A., widow, r. 218 Union
Cafl'erata Autoine, vrgetable garden, San Bruno Road,
bet P and Twenty-seventh Av, South S. F., and
19 Colombo Market
Caflferata Antunio, candies and groceries, 1403 Powell
Cafferata Louisa Miss. r. San Bruno Road, bet Twen-
ty-seventh Av and P, South S. F.
Caffrey Edward, machinist, r. 817 Mission
Catl'rey Edward L., butcher, r. 329 Fourth
Catfrey Frank, cook, r. 458 Natoma
Caffrey John, laborer, r. 12 Maria
Catl'rey John, seaman, r. 317 Beale
Cafl;rey Julia, domestic 1110 Sutter
Caffrey Peter, clerk, r. 17 Chesley, rear
Catfrey Rose, dressmaker, r. 603 Post
Caffrey Timothy, trackman Omnibus RR., r. New At-
lantic Hotel
BJ^Catfrey. See McCafifery and McCaffrey
Caglieri George, bookkeeper F. Daneri & Co., r. 1312
Kearny
Caglieri Guido, r. 1312 Kearny
Cagnacci Federigo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Cagnacci Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Cagnacci Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Cagnacci Pasquale, shoemaker, r. Toscano Hotel
Caguey Martin, teamster, r. W s Middle, nr Pine
Caguey Timothy J., plumber, r. W s Middle, nr Pine
Caguey Timothy M., groceries and liquors, 349 Minna
Cahalan John L., carpenter, r. 17 Laskie
Cahalan Julia, fancy goods, 1440 Valencia
Cahalan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 17 Laskie
Cahalin Gertrude Miss, assistant Garfield Primary
School, r. 271 Stevenson
Cahalin John, salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co.,r.
271 Stevenson
Cahen A. & Co., merchants (Hill's Ferry, Cal.) office
25-27 Battery
Cahen A. 8., hide and leather dealer, r. 319 Fell
Cahen August, agent, 320 Sansome, rdom 60, r. East
Oakland
Calieu Brotliers (Solomon and Jacob) tanners and
dealers hides, 41 Clay
Cahen Henry, salesman S. Bine, r. 604 Geary
Cahen Isidore W. (Louis Cahen & Sou) r. 732 Grove
Cahen Jacob (Cahen Brothers) r. 331 Kearny
Cahen Louis (Louis Caheu & Sou) r. 732 Grove
Calieii Louis «Si Son (Louis and Isidore W.) man-
ufacturers syrups, bitters, cordials and essences,
416-418 Sacramento
Cahen Solomon (Cahen Brothers) r. 2131 Bush
83^ Cahen. See Cahn, Cain and Kahn
Cahill A. Mrs., r. 16 Mason
Cahill Anastasia, domestic 1001 Bush
Cahill Council, shipwright, r. 112 Fell
Cahill Daniel M., clerk, r. 9 Hayward
Cahill E. & Co. (Edward Cahill) stockbrokers, 406
Montgomery
Cahill Edward (E. Cahill & Co.) r. 706 Stockton
Cabin Edward F., painter, r. 1208 Union
Cahill E. J., civil engineer, 316 California, room 11,
r. 435 Bryant
Cahill James, r. 227 Fulton
Cahill James, r. 733 Hayes
Cahill James, clerk E. Cahill .t Co., r. 410 O'Farrell
Cahill James, driver Omnibus RR., r. 346 Third
Cahill James, groceries and wood and coal, SE cor
Webster and Fell
Cahill James F., r. 228 Turk
Cahill James H., policeman, r. 227 Fulton
Cahill Johanna Mrs., tailoress, r. 41u Larkln
Cahill John, calker, r. 314 Beale
Cahill John, clerk A. B. Phipps, r. 410 O'Farrell
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^^shing^done^ short notice
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OP AND DEALER IN COAL. AND PIG IRON,
■41 MarlEet Street, comer Spear.
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Cahill John, clerk, r. 221 Langton
Cahill John, painter, r. 1324 Broadway
Cahill John J., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 16 Mason
Cahill John L. , bouse and sign painter and pa-
perhanger, 2(i9 Post, r. 2306 Larkin
Cahill Joseph, painter E. M. Gallagher
Cahill Lawrence, molder S. F. Brass Works, r. 18 First
Cahill Lawrence, puddler Pac. KoUing Mills, r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Cahill Lawrence, shoemaker, r. 346 Fourth
Cahill Leonard, alioeniaker, r. 1110 Harrison
Cahill Louisa, widow, bakery, 143 Second
Cahill Mary, widow, r. 343 Hayes
Cahill Matthew, r. Columbia Hotel
Cahill Michael, physiciiu, office and r. NW cor Elev-
enth and Mission
Cahill Patrick, expressman, SW cor Howard and
Third, r. 61 Clementina
Cahill Patrick, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Cahill Patrick, laborer, r. W s Billings PI, nr Filbert
Cahill Patrick, teamster, r. 12 Ghesley
Cahill Patrick D. (King & Cahill) r. 20 Verona
Cahill Patrick H., wool grader, r. 343 Tehama
Cahill Patrick W., glassblower, r. 12 Chesley
Cahill William, bartender, r. 1314 Harrison, rear
Cahill William, groceries and liquors, 27 Everett
Cahill William, shipcarpeuter, r. 221 Langton
Cahill William, teamster John Rodgers & Son, r. 313
Austin
Cahill William H., clerk, r. 112 Fell
Cahn Aaron, capitalist, office 115 Battery, r. 1204
Geary
Cahn Armand, clerk A. L. Schocken, 329 Montgomery
Cahn David (Lazard Freres) and treasurer and man-
aging agent Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Co.
Consolidated, 205 Sansome, r. 1640 Pine
Calin Israel, manager S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, 113 Battery, r. 1120 Post
Cahn Jerome, r. 512 Third
Cahn Lambert M., office 11» Battery, r. 1204 Geary
Cahn Lazarus, r. 1204 Qeaiy
Cahn Leopold, shoecutter, r. 1120 Post
Cahn Maier A. (Whitney & Co.'s Express) r. Oakland
Cahn Mayer I. (Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.) r. 1120 Post
Cahn Morris, manufacturer Eureka hair, curled
hair, wool mattresses, bedding, etc., office and
warerooins, 12 Second, r. 309 Dupont
Cahn Nathan, merchant (Los Angeles) office 22-24
Battery
Cahu, NicUelshurg «fc Co. (Mayer I. Cahn, Sieg-
fried Nickelsburg, Joseph Bastheim and Cerf
Weyl) mnfrs and imi^orters boots and shoes,
leather, findings, etc., factory 115-117 Hayes, office
129-131 Sansome
Cahn Rosalie, widow, r. 1219 Sutter
a^'Cahn. See Cahen and Kahn
Cahnbley Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 683 Clementina
Cahoon B. E., student Heald's Business College
Caillabet Francois, nurse French Hospital, r. S 8
Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Cailleau Armand (Messager & Cailleau), r. 860 Mis-
sion
Cailteux August, longshoreman, r. 37 Frederick, rear
Cain Aquilla, clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express, r. 514 Tweutj'-sixth
Cain Charles, laborer, r. 7 Gaven
Cain Dominick, laborer, r. 456 Mission
Cain Edward, pressman, r. 8 Moss
Cain Henry, clerk Frank Anthony, r. 37 Clara
Cam Jami s.iroumolder. r. 32 Tehama
Cain James H., commission broker, 20 California
Cain John, carpenter, r. 333 Turk
Cain John J., driver McNab & Smith
Cain M., laborer Presidio Reservation
Cain Michael, laborer, r. 7 Gaven
Cain Patrick, painter Thomas Downing
Cain Peter P., fruits. SE cor Turk and Taylor
Cain Rufus K., bricklayer, r. 213 Page
8^"Cain. See Cane, Kaen, Kain and Kane
Caine Thomas W., carpenter, r. 748 Harrison
Cainen William, laborer, r. 1113 J<S Kearny, rear
Caird George B., pressman, r. 9 Graham PI
Caire Arthur J., salesman J. Caire, r. Oakland
Caire Justinian, hardware and assayers' materials,
521-523 Market and 528 Broadway, r. Oakland
Cairns Elizabeth, widow, r. 365 Minna
Cairns Fr.incis, barber, 134 First
Cairns John, r. 365 Minna
Cairns John T., machinist, r. 209 Harrison
Cairns John W., barber, r. 134 First
Cairns Patrick, blacksmith helper, r. S s Shasta, bet
Michigan and Illinois
lK?"Caims. See Cams, Kearns and Kerns
Caisse D'Esparynes et de Prevoyance Mu-
tuelle, Leon Mejasson president, Aristide Brand
secretary, NW cor California and Webb
Cakebread Albert, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Calabasas Land and Mining Co. (Arizona) Francis A.
McGee secretary, 32 Merchants' Exchange
Calamari Augustino (Gulnasso & Calamari) r. 514
Green
Calaveras Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.) 328 Mont-
gomery, room 20
Calder Effle Miss, tailoress, r. 811 Mission
Calderon Dolores, widow, r. 1211 Powell
Calderon Felipe C, clerk J. Baum & Co., r. 1211
Powell
Calderuni Gio. B., Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Calderwood Sol., machinist, r. 715 Valencia
Caldon Daniel, wood and coal, r. 612 Stevenson
Galdon Dennis, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich, nr
Sansome
Caldon Ellen, laundry, W s Eleventh Av. bet N and P,
South S. F.
Caldwell Alice Miss, copyist, r. 1104 Mission
Caldwell Carrie, widow, dressmaker, r. 1104 Mission
Caldwell Charles B., traveling freight agent C. P.
RR., r. 212 Austin
Caldwell Frank C, r. nr Ocean View Station
Caldwell George, messenger Evening Post, r. 1227 Pa-
cific
Caldwell Howard, bookkeeper Doane & Henshelwood,
r. 1408 Bush
Caldwell Hugh M., machinist, r. 308 Beale
Caldwell James, r. 350 Jessie, rear
Caldwell James, dentist Roger Cutlar, 715 Clay
Caldwell James, sailmaker, r. 273 Jessie
Caldwell John, r. 681 Mission
Caldwell John, liquor saloon, S s Berry, bet Third
and Fourth
Caldwell John, waiter P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 228 Bran.
nan
Caldwell John E., postmaster, and fancy goods, Ocean
View Station
Caldwell John M., laborer Thomas Reid, r. 1227 Pa-
cific
Caldwell Joseph M., expressman, cor McAllister and
Market, r. 18 Mission Av
Caldwell J. W., musician, r. 114 Fourth
Caldwell M. A. Mrs., r. 119 Third
Caldwell Martha, dressmaker, r. 1716 Leavenworth
Caldwell Martha E. Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley
Grammar School, r. 18 Mission Av
Caldwell Minnie Miss, copyist, r. 1104 Mission
Caldwell Owen W., driver New York Dairy, r. Old
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Caldwell Robert, drayman George H. Tay & Co., r. 14
Eighth
Caldwell Robert, Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Caldwell S. B., r. 736 Folsom
Caldwell Terrence, shedmau Bay District Race Track
Caldwell Theodore C, bakery. 605 Post
Caldwell Warren D., agent Singer Sewing Machines,
r. 1203 Polk
Caldwell Wilfred T., manager Glover & Will-
comb, 63-69 New Montgomery and 117 Minna, r.
2021 Webster
Caldwell William, actor, r. 323 Jessie
Caldwell William, machinist National Iron Works, r.
106^ Third
Caldwell William, teamster, r. 1104 Mission
Caldwell William Jr., machinist, r. 106 }<s Third
Caldwell William H., clerk freight office C. P. RR., r.
2918 Howard
tg" Caldwell. See Cauldwell and Colwell
Caleb Frederick V., clerk, r. 1015 Powell
Caleb George, master schr Adrianne, r. 904 Mission
Caleb William, telegraphic student, r. 964 Mission
Caledonia Gold Mining Co. (Dakota Ter.) William
Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13
Caledonia Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) C. A.
Morse secretary, 217 Sansome, room 8
Caledonia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) R.
Wegener secretary, 414 California
Caledonian Oatmeal Mills, 713-719 Sansome
Calegaris Joseph (Roturier & Calegaris) r. 618 Green
Caler Frederick E., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1327 J4 Minna
Caler Isabella, widow, r. 1327 Ji Minna
ROSEWOOD, LIGMM-TIT^, BOXWOOD
JOHN "WIGMORE,
133 »»PCAK STREET.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Caleri Emilio, cook Campi's Beetaurant, r. 722 Broad-
way
Callioun Charles A., cutter Kraker & Israel, r. East
Berkeley
Calhoun David T., carpenter, r. 45 Freelon
Calhoun James, r. 3 Johnston
Calhoun John, peddler, r. 641 Commercial
Calhoun John, laborer, r. 3 Johnston
Calhouu John B., millwright, r. 27 Minna
Calhouu Joseph, bottle griudtr, r. 16 Bluxome, rear
Calhouu Jpseiih A., conxpositor Evening Bulletin, r.
36 Willow Av
Calhoun William, laoorer, r. 3 Johnston
Calhoun William Jr., r. 3 Johnston
Calhoun Willifim A., carpenter Occidental Hotel
Caliegari Francisco, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
California Acatleniy of Sciences, SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Dupont
California and Mexican liand Agency,
Prather & Co. managers, 305 Kearny
California and Mexican Steamship liine,
John Berniingham agent, 10 Market
California and Nevada Ice Co. , John W. .Stew-
art superintendent, 356 Tehama
California and Nevada Railroad Co., E. M.
Walker president, E. A. Phelps secretary, office 328
Montgomery, room 10
California and Oregon Cider Works, Preble
& Jones proprietors, 218 Davis
California Arcliitect and Building Ne%vs,
James E.Wolfe editor, 240 Montgomery, room 11
California Artificial Stone Paving Co.,
Crowson Smith president, L. F. Keichling secre-
tary, 400 California
California Asphaltum and Paving Co., Joseph Scheer-
er & Co. proptrs, SW cor Market and Ninth, office
22 Montgomery
California Bello-»vs Manufacturing Co.,
James Campbell superintendent, 32 Fremont
California Bible Society, Kev. Frederic E.
Shearer agent, 757 Market
California Boiler Works, Pretorious & Lemmer
proptrs, 141-143 First
California Boot and Sboe Co., manufacturers
and wholesale dealers boots and shoes, 615-617
Dupont
California Boulevard, Eoftanzi & Buzzlni pro-
prietors, NW cor California and Central Av
California Brass Woi-fcs, Weed & Kingwell pro-
prietors, 125 First
California Brewery, Henry Schulte proptr, SE cor
Twenty-sixth and Army
California Brusli Factory, Figer Brothers pro-
prietors, 615 Sacramento]
California Candy Factory, Schroder, Albrecht & Co.
proptrs, 224 Baftery
California Carpet Beating Machine, Parker Merrill
proptr, 453 StevcHSon
California Central Railway, P. W. Johnson
secretary, office 702 Market
California Clieniical WorUs, John Reynolds
proprietor, E s San Bruno Koad, bet Twenth-sev-
enth and Twenty-eighth
California Chinese Mission, Rev. W. C. Popd superin-
tendent, 5 Brcnham PI
California Christian Advocate (weekly) Rev. B. F.
Crary editor, 1041 Market
California Clironik (weekly) Fr. Hess & Co. pub-
lishers and proprietors, 409 Bush
California Cigar Box Co. (Charles A. Hooper, Moses
P. Hubbard and George W. Hooper) N s Berry, bet
Third and Fourth
California Cleaning and Dyeing Office, Charles J.
Holmes proptr, 422 Bush
California Cloak and Suit Manufacturing
Co., Charles Mayer proprietor, 569 Market and
145 Post
California Collection Co., Jeremiah Sullivan manager,
520 Kearny
California College of Pharmacy, Emlen Painter presi-
dent, Frederick Grazer secretary, SW cor Folsom
and Sixth
California Concentration Co., S. D. Rogers secretary,
328 Montgomery, room 16
California Corset Co., S. Rosenfeld proptr, 539 Market
California Cracker Co., Adolph Weske presi-
dent, George Edmunds secretary and treasurer,
James Dunn superintendent, NW cor Broadway
and Battery, branch depot 206-208 Sacramento
California Cream Tartar Works, D. Cardaire & Co.
proptrs, 310-314 Townsend
California Dairy, William Hall proptr, France Av, bet
Mission and San Bruno Road
California Deniokrat, Fr. Hess & Co. publishers
and proprietors, 409-413 Bush
California Distillery (Antioch) Jost & Adler pro-
prietors, 321 Battery
California District Telegraph, M. L. Mowry
manager, 222 Montgomery
California Door Co., S. S. Hinkley secretary, 44-48
Market
California Dry DockCo. , Oliver Eldridge presi-
dent, William C. Gibbs secretary, J. G. Cousins
superintendent, docks foot Bryant and Spear, and
Hunter's Point, and proprietors Mission Rock
Warehouse', office 318 California, room 3
California Elastic Truss Co., Walter J. Home
proprietor, office 702 Market
California Electric Gas Lighting Co., A. J.
Bryant president, J. W. Pew secretary, office 22
Kearny
California Electric laight Co. , George H. Roe
secretary, 224-226 Jessie
California Electrical Works, M. Greenwood
president, Andrew White secretary, 35 Market
California Excelsior Manufacturing Co.
(J. Spaulding & Co.) 355-357 Tehama
California Farmer (weekly) Warren & Co. proptrs,
1021 Market
California Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,
310 Pine, room 8
California Fast Freight Line, H. P. Stanwood agent, 2
New Montgomery
California Flre^vorks Factory, Steele, Elder &
Co. proprietors, factory South S. F., office 204
Front
California Flour Mill, C. R. Splivalo proprietor,
cor Sixth and Berry, office 415 Battery
California Freie Prelse (German weekly) C. D.
F. Giitschow editor, 518 Sacramento
California Fui'niture Manufacturing Co. ,
N. P. Cole president, S. Merrill treasurer, B. P.
Moore secretary, manufacturers, importers, whole-
sale and retail dealers furniture, 220-226 Bush
California Fuse Association, James B. Merritt
manager, 35 Market
California Fuse Works, James Eva & Co. proptrs, cor
Fourteenth and Channel
California Glass Bending and Cutting
Works, Samuel E. Hopper proprietor, 39 J^
Fremont
California Glass Works, William D. Loos president,
Lewis W. Frisbie sec, cor Utah and Alameda
California Glove Co., P. & F. G. Conklin pro-
prietors, 585 Market
California Glue Works, M. Holje proptr, E s De
Haro, bet Sixteenth and El Dorado
California Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) E, F.
Stone secretary, 306 Pine, room 3
California Grocer (semi-monthly) California Grocer
Publishing Co., publishers and proptrs, 16 Front
California Grocer Publishing Co., publishers and
proptrs California Grocer, 16 Front
California Hosiery Co., John A. Swenarton manager,
111 Sansome
California Hotel, Plnson & Mictaaud proprietors,
210 Montgomery Av
California House, Somaly, Schneider & Co. pro-
prietors, 624-626 California
California Illustrat«d Spirit of the Times,
Marcus D. Boruck publisher and proprietor, 621
Sansome
California Insurance Co. (fire and marine)
Caspar T. Hopkins president, 318 California
California Iron and Steel Co., 402 Front
California Italian Paste Co. (C. R. Splivalo)
415 Battery
California Je'welry Co. (Herman Levison, John
T. Bonestell and Gustave Marcus) manufacturers
and importers jewelry, watches and silverware,
134 Sutter
California Je-»velry Factory, Wenzel, Roth-
schild & Hadeiifeldt ijroprietors, 9 Hardie PI
California Journal (weekly) Huefner & Kayser,
proptrs, 802 Montgomery
California Kindling and Firewood Mnfg Co., Charles
H. Piatt proptr. Berry, bet Fifth and Sixth
California Last Factory, William H. Wing & Co.
proptrs, NE cor Mission and Fremont
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewelers, rJ
offer Goods Lower than any House
this city. 119 Montgomery St.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
TrAKlIINCl CAl,IiFI> FOR AND DEI.IVKRED.
OFFICE, 64H 9IARKKT iiiTREET.
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California Laundry, Ferguson & Biggy proptrR, S 8
Stevenson, bet New Montgomery and Second
California liine Clipper Ships from New York,
Williams, Dimond it Co. agents, 202 Market
California Machine Factory, Figer Brotliers
proprietors. 615 Sacramento
California Machine Works, William H. Birch
proprietor, 119 Beale
California Market, Thomas Brown Buperintend-
ent, from Califox-nia to Pine, bet Kearny and
Montgomery
California Marriage Endowment Assn (The) Thomas
O. Toland president, I. M. King secretary, 324 M
Montgomery
California Mills, Beane & Parrish proptrs, 415-417
Mission
California Millwright Works, John Hammond proi)tr,
NW cor Beale and Mission
California Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
C. P. Gordon secretary, 23 Nevada Block
California Mining Investn\ent Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.)
A. Halsey secretary, 32S Montgomery, room 7
California Necktie Factory, Albert M. Joel proptr,
506 Market
California Northern Railroad, William Corcoran re-
ceiver, 526 Kearny, room 7
California Oil Refining Co., J. O. Klewisch proptr,
2212 Taylor and 935 Montgomery Av
California Oil Works, Haycock, Tallant &
Cotton proprietors, NW cor Main and Folsom
California Pacific Railroad Co., Ricberd P.
Hammond president, J. O. B. Gunn secretary,
office NE cor Fourth and Townseud, steamer and
freight depot, foot of Market
California Paint Co., Tyler Beach president,
George H. Beach secretary, manufacturers Averill
Mixed Paint, office 419 Jackson
California Paper Bag Co. (Santa Clara Co.)
McCormick & Delano agents, 109 California
California Paper Co., Egbert Judson president,
Eugene T. Cooper secretary, office 4 California,
mills, Stockton, Cal. *
California Patron (agricultural weekly) de-
voted to the farm and the grange, published by
authority State Grange, J. V. Webster managing
editor, 40 California, room 8
California Pharmaceutical Society, and College of
Pharmacy, F. Grazer secretary, SW cor Califor-
nia and Dupont
California Piano Manufacturing Co., Walter S. Pierce
secretary, office 30 New Montgomery, factory NE
cor Fourth and Bryant
California Pioneers Society of, 808 Mont-
gomery
California Political Record, California Politi-
cal Record Co. publishers, 018 Sacramento
California Political Record Co., publishers
California Political Record, Donald Bruce mana-
ger, 618 Sacramento
California Portland Cement Co., John H. Sayre secre-
tary, 330 Pine, room 36
Oalifornia Pottery and Terra potta Co. (East Oakland)
William li. Stevens agent, NE cor Market and
Larkin
California Po^viler Works (Santa Cruz, Cal.)
N. G. Kittle president, John F. Lohse secretary,
office 230 California
California Prison Commission, Rev. James Wood-
worth secretary, 1713 Stevenson
California Publishing; Co., publishers and
proprietors The Californian, 408 California,
room 3
California Ramie Machine and Manufacturing'Co., H.
C. Hinraan secretary, 411 California
California Refrigerator and Pork Pack-
ing Co., Albert T. Spotts president, office 727
Fourth, works 727-731 Fourth
California Rifle Association, Edward J. Smith secre-
tary, office Nucleus House, room 7
California Savings and Loan Society,
David Farquhar.'ioii pr'sident, 1 Powell
California Silk Manufacturing Co., Rod-
gers, Meyer & Co. propricturs, factory Eleventh
Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F., U. R. Yates agent,
office and salesroom, 585 Market
California Silver and Plated AVure Manu-
factory, Robert Sihaezlein proprietor, 13 Trin-
ity
California Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children, 614 Merchant
California Spring Manufacturing Co.,
Amos S. Warner president, Amasa Eaton secreta-
ry, 147-149 New Montgomery
California Staat« Zeituiig (weekly) Fr. Hess &
Co. publishers and proprietors, 409 Bush
California Star Oil Works (Los Angeles, Cal.) Ii. D,
Fisk secretary, 402 Montgomery, room 11
California State Almanac (German) Philo
Jacoby publisher, 612 Commercial
California State Democratic Club, 630 Com-
mercial
California State Grange, Amos Adams secretary, 40
California
California State Horticixltural Society, Edward J.
Wickson secretary, 414 Clay
California State Mining Bureau (museum)
Henry G. Hauks State mineralogist, Joseph Per-
kins secretary, 212 Sutter
California State Women's Hospital, Mrs. Helen Hol-
lings worth matron, N s Sacramento, bet Baker
and Lyon
California Steam Navigation Co., Thomas
C. Walker president, William Martin secretary,
Washington St. Wharf
California Steam Sausage Factory, "Winter & Falsing
proptrs, 37 Main .
California Street Railroad Co., Leland Stan-
ford presideut, N. T. Smith vice-president, Thom-
as W. Hinchman secretary, office and depot 8E
cor California and Larkin
California Sugar Refinery (old) SW cor
Eighth and Branuan (new) from Nevada to Hum-
boldt and Louisiana to Maryland, Claus Spreckels
Xjresident, office 327 Market
California Teachers' Agency, Miss Julia M. White
proptr, 838 Market
California Tea Co., L. Lorenzen manager, 314 Fourth
California Theatre, N s Bush, bet Kearny and
Dupont
California Tool Works, John Weichhart proptr, 143-
145 Beale
California Transfer Co., Hayes & Co. proptrs, office
222 Montgomery, freight office 524 Davis
California Transportation Co., Andrew Nel-
son president, N. Anderson secretary, office NW
cor Jackson and East
California Trimming Manufactory, Wag-
miiller & Roehrigs proijrietors, 727 Market
California Tug Boat Co. , Joseph H. Redmond
manager, 106 Steuart
California Type Foundry, 511 Sansome
California Under«'riters' Association, C.
A. Laton president, A. D. Smith secretary, office
312 California
California Vigor it Po-tvder Co., English &
Wright agents, 327 Pine
California Vinegar Works, Schammel, Rey-
nolds i^: Co. jjroprietors, 608 Lombard, office 120
Front
California Volcanic Mineral Water Co., L. Huerstel^
manager, 736 Howard
California Watch and Jewelry Co., Larsen & Wilson
agents, '201 Kearny
California Wine Cooperage, Fulda Brothers
proprietors, 30-4J Spear
California Wire Works, A. S. Hallidie presi-
dent, S. Howard secretary, warerooms 6 California
California Women's Social Science Association, 304
Stockton
California Wool Depot, John F. Enox propri-
etor, 426 Townseud
Californian The (monthly magazine) The Cali-
fornia Publishing Go. publishers and proprietors,
408 California, room 3
Caligraph (writing machine) A. J. Marsh agent,
502 W'ashington, room "20
Calish Edward A., salesmnu, r. 1411 Sacramento
Calish John J. (Christoiiher & Calish) r. 1715 Larkin
Calish Raphael S., expressman, cor Montgomery Av
and Broadway, r. 1411 Sacramento
Calistlni Antonio, laborer, r. 1427 Kearny
Calistiui Mateo, r. 1427 Kearny
Call Francis, laborer, r. 54 Sacramento
Call John, baker, r. 6 Virginia
Call Jonas, mining, r. 1006 Leavenworth
Call M., laborer Hapcock it Kelso
Call Morning (daily and weekly) S. F. Call Co.
publishers, 525 Montgomery, editorial rooms 517
Clay, branch office 710 Market
Callaghan Bessie, domestic 1219 Geary
INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK Sl CO., 645 MarM St,
HIItfCKI^EY, SPIEKS * HAYES, FlTIiTOlir IRON WORKS, 213 Fremont Street.
:!nauiif»cturerM of STATIONARY and ]»ARINE ENOINES and R<»Il4EUS.
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Callaghan B. M. Mrs., widow, r. 814 Hayes
Callaghan C. J., laborer, r. 49 J^ Ritch
Callaghan Cornelius, carpenter, r. 132 Hickory Av
Callaglian Daniel (McCarthy Brothere & Co.) r.
830 Eddy
Callaghan Dennis, laborer, r. BW cor Masonic and
Santa Bosa Avs
Callaghan Dennis, laborer, r. 242 Clementina
Callaghan Dennjs J., shoemaker, 916 Montgomery,
rear
Callaghan J., r. 305 Davis
Callaghan James, foreman North Point Dock Grain
Warehouse, r. 331 Filbert
Callaghan James J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Fil-
bert and Kearny, r. 317 Filbert
Callaghan James J., heliaer Risdon Land L. Works, r.
7143^ Clementina
Callaghan James O., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
231 Oak
Callaghan Jeremiah, r. 1003 Devisadero
Callaghan Jeremiah, driver City RR., r. 1831 Mission
Callaghan John, doorkeeper Bella Union Theatre, r.
728 Howard
Callaghan John, hackman, r. 133 Montgomery
Callaghan John, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 11>< Freelon
Callaghan John, longshoreman, r. 619 Second
Callaghan John, property man, r. 636 Commercial
Callaghan John, shoemaker, r. 267 Stevenson
Callaghan John D.,i)hy8ician and surgeon, office and
r. 852 FolsSm
Callaghan Joseph, hat presser J. M. Forrest, r. 132
Fourth
Callaghan Katie Miss, ironer Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 714}^ Clementina
Callaghan Mary, domestic 308 Sixth
Callaghan Mary J., midwife, r. 231 Oak
Callaghan Michael, r. 444 Branuan
Callaghan Michael, laborer, r. 714}^ Clementina
Callaghan Michael, speculator, r. 305 Davis
Callaghan Miles (Callaghan & Denahy) r. 427 Stev-
enson
Callaghan P., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co.
Callaghan Peter, stableman, r. 59 Shipley, rear
Callaghan Thomas, laborer, r. 59 Shipley, rear
Callaghan Thomas H., shoemaker, r. 918 Montgomery
Callaghan Timothy Rev., pastor St. Bridget's Church,
r. SW cor Broadway and Van Ness Av
Callaghan & Denahy (Miles Callaghan and Jeremiah
Denahy) liquors, 18 Sixth
Callahan Bernard, engineer Deming, Palmer & Co.,
r. 22 Russ
Callahan Charles, junk dealer, Humboldt Wharf
Warehouse, r. 471 Jessie
Callahan Charles, laborer, r. 13 Merchant
Callahan Charles, shoemaker, r. 410 Broadway
Callahan Cornelius, butcher, r. NW cor Center and
Vermont
Callahan Cornelius, laborer, r. SW cor Georgia and
Sierra
.Callahan Cornelius, shoe finisher, r. 1912 Mission
Callahan Cornelius, vegetable wagon, r. 2024 Filbert
Callahan Daniel, longshoreman, r. 51 Jessie
Callahan Daniel, foreman James McDevitt, r. 911
. Sansome
Callahan Daniel T., physician, oifice 1126 Mar-
ket, office hours 1 to 3 and 8 to 9 P. M., r. 1003
Devisadero
Callahan David, shoemaker, shop and r. 274 Brannan
Callahan David, printer, r. 322 Fifth
Callahan Dennis, engineer, r. 410 Broadway
Callahan Dennis, laborer, r. 54 Everett
Callahan Dennis J., morocco tannery, SW cor Hamp-
shire and Twenty-third, r. 1029 York
Callahan Kdward, boatman, r. 616 Greenwich
Callahan Eugene, boilermaker, r. 261 First
Callahan Eugene, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Callahan Elizabeth A. Miss, r. 410 Broadway
Callahan Felix, miner, r. 207 Clara
Callahan Frank, carrier The Guide, r. 1912 Mission,
rear
Callahan F. W., cooper, r. 338 Shipley
Callahan George, boatman, Meiggs Wharf, r. 616
Greenwich
Callahan George, seaman, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Callahan Harry, apprentice William T. Garratt, r. 10
Russ
Callahan Hugh, r. 471 Jessie
Callahan James, chief engineer P. C. SS. Gipsy
Callahan James H., gasfitter, r. 1103 Montgomery
Callahan James, laborer, r. 1 Polk
Callahan Jeremiah, ship painter, r. 14}^ Garden
Callahan John, fruit peddler, r. 1032 Treat Av
Callahan John, laborer, r. S s Twenty-ninth, nr Castro
Callahan John, laborer, r. 1 White
Callahan John, laborer, r. 19 Hermann
Callahan John, pedestrian, r. 1137 Mission
Callahan John, ship painter, r. 647 Mission
Callahan John, shoemaker Joseph Lucier, r. 17 La8-
kie
Callahan John J., manager skating rink Woodward's
Gardens, r. 14 Ridley
Callahan John J., ship painter, 407 Spear, r. 14}<^
Garden
Callahan John L., operator Levy, Diamant, Oppen-
heimer k Co., r. 410 Broadway
Callahan John Q., shoecutter, r. 616 Greenwich
Callahan Joseph, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 616
Greenwich
Callahan Julia, domestic 1112 Larkin
Callahan Kell, longshoreman, r. 617 3^ Ellis, rear
Callahan Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 321 Minna
Callahan Mary, domestic 321 Minna
Callahan Mary, domestic 902 O'Farrell
Callahan Mary, domestic 1316 Van Ness Av
Callahan Mary Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Callahan Mary, widow, r. 1 White
Callahan Mary E. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 712 Golden Gate Av
Callah&u Matthias B.. trader, r. 712 Golden Gate Av
Callahan Michael, r. 439 Sixth
Callahan Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Callahan Michael, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Callahan Nellie, domestic NE cor T*enty-fourth and
Chattanooga
Callahan O., r. 340 Seventh
Callahan Patrick, expressman, cor Fremont and Mar-
ket, r. 123 Chattanooga
Callahan Patrick, laborer, r. 2317 Larkin
Callahan Richar^, shoemaker, r. 1131 Columbia
Callahan Robert, helper Pac. Rolling Mills
Callahan Thomas, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
1131 Columbia
(Jallahan Thomas, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Callahan Thomas, laundryman La Gande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Fulsom
Callahan Thomas Jr., shoemaker, r. 410 Broadway
Callahan Thomas J., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
825 Harrison
Callahan Timothy, horseshoer Owen Rowan, r. 621
Ellis, rear
Callahan Timothy, laborer, r. 1 White
Callahan Timothy, tanner, r. W s Sau Bruno Road,
nr Twenty-seventh
Callahan William, laborer, r. 1131 Columbia
Callahan William, washer Thomas Kelly, r. 616
Greenwich
Callahan William, apprentice William Hawkins, r. 22
Russ
Callahan William Jr., shoemaker, r. 616 Greenwicli
»y Callahan. See Callaghan
Callan Daniel, wood and coal, 1023 Harrison
Callan Michael, marblepolisher, r.410 Twenty-ninth
Callan Robert, sawjer, r. 112 Steuart
Callan Thomas (Callan & Barry) and liquor saloon,
208 Bush, r. 210 Grove
Callan Thomas N., drygoods, 34 Fourth, r. 129 Silver
Callan & Barry (Thomas Callan and James Barry)
liquor saloon, 610 Montgomery
Callauder William, driver Mrs. A. E. Swain
Callaiidrean Jules, physician, office and r. 1234
Stockton
Callane Timothy, cabinetmaker, r. 778 Bryant
Callaran John, fireman, r. 565 Howard
Callaway Elizabeth, widow, r. 24 Park Av
CalUly Ann Mrs., r. 274 Minna
Callely Fannie, nurse, 1900 Franklin
Oallely James J., sheetiron worker, r. 632 Howard
Callely Mary, domestic 426 Eddy
Callely Mary Miss, shoelitter, r. 274 Minna
Callender Henry A., jewelor. 10 Stockton, r. 311 Turk
Callender .Tohii F. , shippainter and general ship
jobber, 5 Broadway
Callett J. C, engineer California St. RR., r. 1607 Cali-
fornia
Calleve Charles, cook, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Callinan John, barber, 163 Second, r. 26 Tehama
Callinau William, policeman, r. 515 Taylor
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office. 33 Geary St.
I MAmnMOIIPU IMPORTER OP AND DEALER IN ALIi KINDS OP FOREIGN
J. IVlHl«LIUllUUUn, AND- DOMESTIC OOAI«, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Callingham W. J. (W. J. Calliugham & Co.) r. 2632
California
CaUin^fUum W. J. «& Co. (W. J. Callingham)
general agents South British and National Fire
and Marine Insurance Cos. of New Zealand, City
of London Fire Insurance Co. (limited) (of Lon-
don) and Standard Marine Insurance Co. (limited)
(of Liverpool) 213 SanBome
Callow Charles, r. 1C9 Perry
Callsen Anuie, widow, r. 1435 Pacific
Callsen Frederick, miner, r. 1435 Pacific
Callsen Peter, weaver, r. 141*5 Pacific
Callundan Chri.stian F„ special policeman, r. 15 Sixth
Callundan Ferdinand H., bookkeeper Mattoon &
Dauglada, r. 15 Sixth
Calhmdan William F., candymaker, r. Nucleus House
Calmann Adolph, chemist J. Schwalbe & Co., r. 340
Minna
Calmann Julius, shoecntter, r. 3i0 Minna
Calmann Rudolph, bill distributor, r. 340 Minna
Calnan Daniel (Calnan & Donegan) r. 537 Stevenson
Calnan Daniel, teamster, r. 814 Mission
Calnan John J. (Tillman & Calnan) r. Sixth, bet
Bryant and Brannan
Calnan Timothy, starcher La Grande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Calnan & Donegan ( Daniel Calnan and John J. Done-
gan) wood and coal, 10'23 Harrison
Calonge Francois, glassx^olisher, r. 724 Filbert
Calori Antonio, carpenter, r. 9 Union PI
Calsen Henry, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Calsing Amelia Miss, dressmaker, 437 Sixth
Calsing Martin, engineer Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 437
Sixth
Calsing William, carriagesmith, r. 437 Sixth
Calugcraz B., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Calvary Cemetery, St. Joseph's Av, bet Gearv and
Turk
Calvary Presbyterian Church, Rev. John Hemphill
pastor, NW cor Geary and Powell
Calvert Carmen, widow, r. 18 Bernard
Calvert Henry W., agent S. P. RR., Ocean View
Station
Calvert John, contractor, r. 812 Hyde .
Calvert Jolin, druggist and apothecary, NW cor
Fourth and Howard
Calvert John L., foreman varnisher West Coast Fur-
niture C^o., r. 18 Bernard
Calvert William, dentist, office and r. 209 Geary
Calvert William B. (J. W. Gendar & Co.) and corres-
pondent Castle Brothers & Loupe, r. 209 Geary
Calvin Eugene, canvasser, r. E 6 Gunnison Av, nr
PrecitaPl,B. H.
Calvin John J., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 814 Mis-
sion
Calway Nellie, dressmaker, r. 2<;0 Eighth
Camajauo Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Camaria Carlos, laborer, r. 9 Gaven, rear
Camarinos Demetrio, fruit, SE cor Sutter and Powell,
r. 428 Powell
Caniazzi Antonio, Swiss Ben. Soc, fi27 Commercial
Cambernous Alexander, cooper, r. 1901 Dupont
Cambernous Peter, peddler, r. California Av, nr May-
flower, San Bruno Road, B. H.
Cambet Pierre, ironer Model Laundry, r. 2923 Califor-
nia
Cambiaggio Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Camblein David A., clerk Sroufe & McCrum, r. 315
Jones
Camblong Margaret Miss, with Mrs. Elodie Cotte, r.
411 Geary
Camblos Frank Jr., lettcrcarrier Post Office, r. 703
Stockton
Cambra F. J., barber, r. 512 Bush
Cambrian Hull, 1133 Mission
Cambridge Archibald (White, Grey & Co.) r. 317 Stock-
ton
Cambridge House, Mrs. S. A. Moore proptr, .501 Post
Cambuston Gabriele Seuora, teacher Spanish, Zeitska's
Institute, r. 922 Post
Camden C'. D. Mrs., widow, r. 515^ Bush
Camera Nicholas M., cabinetmaker, r. 915 Montgom-
ery
Camera Pietro, boots and shoes, 620 Broadway, r. 32
Hinckley
Camerdeu Michael Mrs., widow, dairy, S Golden Gate
Park, nr Hercules Powder Works
Camerden William, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. S
Golden Gate Park, nr Hercules Powder Works
Cameron Agnes Miss, dyeing, cleaning, stamping and
embroidering, 116 }<; Taylor
Cameron Angus (Cameron & Hull) r. 2210 Steiner
Cameron Annie M., domestic 712 Post
Cameron Archibald B., carpenter, r. 732 Ivy Av
Cameron C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Cameron Christina Miss, tailoress, r. 100 M Second
Cameron Daniel, shipwriglit, r. 110 Twelfth
Cameron Daniel F., printer, r. 116 Twelfth
Cameron Eliza H, Mrs., widow, r. 1780 Folsom
Cameron Elizabeth, widow, r. 312 Beale
Cameron Emma S. Miss, r. 229 Geary
Cameron George, r. 120 Eighth
Cameron George, r. 519 Mission
Cameron George, cook, r. 10 Berry
Cameron George, paper carrier, r. 82 Everett
Cameron Hattie, widow, r. 824 Folsom
Cameron Hugh, brassfinisher, r. 1780 Folsom
Cameron Hugh M., book agent, S.F. Chronicle Build-
ing, r. 9 Mariposa
Cameron James, blacksmith, 2109 Polk
Cameron James, cook, r. 13 Sixth
Cameron James, gardener, 801 Sutter
Cameron James, woodturner, r. 2 Middle
Cameron James A., lithographer, r. 2 Middle
Cameron James G., painter, r. 2022 Folsom
Cameron James S., patternmaker, r. 519 Folsom
Cameron John, clerk, r. 832 Mission
Cameron John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 2210
Steiner
Cameron John G., first officer O. and O. SS. Belgic
Cameron John W., salesman Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 449
Jessie
Cameron Julia, widow, teacher music, r. 3 Geary PI
Cameron Lincoln, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1780 Folsom
Cameron Mary J., widow, r. 1234 Bush
Cameron Mining Co. (Los Angeles Co., Cal.) J. F.
Mahoney secretary, 327 Pine, room 10
Cameron Ralph, laborer, r. N s Waller, nr Stanyan
Cameron Robert D., carriagemaker, r. 1780 Folsom
Cameron Thomas H., blacksmith, r. 1780 Folsom
Cameron William, r. 1163^ Taylor
Cameron William, actor Adelphi Theatre, r. 140
Fourth
Cameron William, copyist County Clerk, r. 542 }j Fol-
som
Cameron William, miner, r. 533 Sacramento
Cameron William H., assistant cashier S.F. Chronicle,
r. 2 Middle
Cameron <& Hall (Angus Cameron and George L.
Hull) wood turners and scroll sawyers, 409 Mission
Games Peter, laundry, 150 Shipley
Cameto Laurent, wheelwright, r. 2016 Stockton
Camille Henry, teamster, r. Vallejo, bet Powell and
Stockton
Camilloni G. & Co. (Giuseppe Camilloni) fish dealers,
5 Clay Street Market
Camilloni Giuseppe (G. Camilloni & Co.) r. 520
Vallejo
Caminata Gio Battista, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broad-
way
Camioni Pascal, restaurant, 1126 Dupont
Camnitzer Max, clerk Sol. Hirshfeld, r. 538 Jessie
Camous Andre, locksmith, 436 Bush
Camozsi C, Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush
Camp Alice Miss, r. 4 Essex PI
Camp Edward W., driver Hook and Ladder No. 1, S. F.
F. D., 22 O'Farrell
Camp James M., carriage trimmer, r. 311)^ Elm Av
Camp Mining and Water Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.)
W. A. Beal secretary, 814 Sansoiue
Camp T. B., with E. A. Dakiu, 320 Sansome
Camp Theodore E., tinner, r. 1519 Pine
B£?" Camp. See Campe and Kamp
Campaua Angelo, finsmith, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Campana Autonio, tinsmith, r. 3 Caroline PI
Campana Davido, tinsmith, r. 1837 Dupont, rear
Campana E. S., r. 843 Pacific
Campana John, tinsmith, r. 3 Caroline PI
Campana Peter S., waiter Periul & Ferini, r. 843
Pacific
Campana Thomas, tinsmith, r. 906 Pacific, rear'
Campbell A. «& H. C. (Alexander Sr. and Henry C.
Campbell) attorneys at law. 530 California, rooms
9-13
Campbell A., teamster Hancock & Kelso
Campbell A. J., teamster Presidio Reservation
Campbell Alexander, real estate agent, 640 Mar-
ket, r. Brunswick House
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Campbell Alexander, stevedore, r. 921 Battery
Campbell Alexander Jr., attorney at law, 17 Stevenson
Building, r. 558M Natoma
Campbell Alexander Sr. (A. & H. C. Campbell) r.
Orchard, nr Telegraph Av, Oakland
Campbell Alexander J., foreman job room George H.
Tay & Co., r. 1134 J^ Bryant
Campbell Amy T. Miss, assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Ann, widow, r. 504 Union
Campbell Annie, r. 1018 Geary
Campbell Annie Miss, r. 952 Howard '
Campbell Annie B. Miss, assistant Irving Primary
School, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Bella Miss, r. 764 Mission
Campbell Bernard, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. Oakland
Campbell Catherine, widow, r. W s Clara Av, nr Sev-
enteenth
Campbell Charles, freight inspector C. P. RE., r. 36
South Park
Campbell Charles, harnessmaker, r. 1055}^ Folsom
Campbell Charles, porter, r. 787 Mission
Campbell Charles, sawyer, r.254 Spear
Campbell Charles H., r. 1809 Taylor
Campbell diaries P., secretary Clay St. RR., r.
1220 Jacksbn
Campbell Colin (Campbell & Sanderson) r. Orchard,
nr Telegraph Av, Oakland
Campbell Colin F. W., clerk N. P. C. RR., r. 801 Leav-
enworth
Campbell Cornelia E. Miss, assistant Greenwich St.
Primary School, r. 139 Fourth
Campbell Daniel, laborer, r. 24 Minna, rear
Campbell David W., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1314
Polk
Campbell Donald Y.. clerk Charles P. Eells, r. Oak-
land
Campbell Douglass W., wireworker, r. 523 Minna
Campbell Duncan, stevedore, r. 1304 Montgomery
Campbell Edward, leadroller Shot Tower, r. SE cor
Howard and First
Campbell Edwin R., editor Hotel Gazette, 518 Sacra-
mento, r. 427 Francisco
Campbell Eliza, widow, r. 129 Townsend
Campbell Eliza, widow, r. 603 Pine
Campbell Eliza Mrs., r. 521 Geary
Campbell Elizabeth Mrs., r. 645 Folsom
Campbell Emanuel, laborer, r. 26 Eddy
Campbell Felix, laborer, r. 1613 Turk
Campbell Frank, gardener, r. 705 Dolores
Campbell Frank, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Campbell Frank, Ship Joiners' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Campbell George (Dickson, De Wolf & Co.) r. England
Campbell George, gardener, r. 569 Harrison
Campbell George, hardware, r. 523 Montgomery Av
Campbell George, with Ichi Ban, r. 202 Stockton
Campbell George D.. clerk William H. Fitield, r. 1109
Post
Campbell George J., salesman Son Bros., r. 951 Mis-
sion
Campbell George W., operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 312 Filbert
Campbell Gilbert, driver Market St. RR., r. 1434 Turk
Campbell Henry, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Campbell Henry C. (A. & H. C. Campbell) and
attorney S. F. Savings Union, 530 California, r.
Saucelito
Campbell Hugh, tanner, r. 529 Valencia
Campbell J. Alexander, salesman Tubbs & Co., r. 7
Seymour Av
Campbell James, carpenter S. P. RR., r. 312 Thirteenth
Campbell James, confectionery and stationery, 243
Fourth
Campbell James, cooi)er, r. Ill Vallejo
Campbell Jame.t, longshoreman, r. 4 Zoe PI
Campbell James Rev., r. 623 Howard
Campbell James, seaman, r. 405 Natoma
Campbell James, fiuperiutendeut California Bel-
lows Manufacturing Co. ,.32 Fremout.r. 521 Frank-
lin
Campbell James, currier Buckingham & HecUt, r. 5
Gerniania
Campbi^ll James, wagonmakcr, r. 33 Eddy
Campbell James A. (N. Gray & Co.) r. 710 California
Campbell James A., calker, r. 73 Natoma
Campbell James D., cook, r. 14 Cleaveland
Campbell James F., r. 424 Minna
Campbell James G., second cook P. M. SS. South Car-
olina
Campbell James H., amalgamator, r. 52 South Park
Campbell James H., dairyman J. W. Goodhue, r. 1505
Buchanan
Campbell James J., gilder Morris & Kennedy, r. 513
Minna
Campbell James W. H., grain and shipping merchant,
r. 816 Lombard
Campbell Johanna, widow, r. 113 Vallejo, rear
Camx)bell John, r. 321 Pacific
Campbell John, bellman Palace Hotel
Campbell John, bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, r. 312
Braunan
Campbell John, butler General McDowell, U. S. Mil-
itary Reservation, Black Point
Campbell John, carpenter, r. 630 Brannan
Campbell John, fireman, r. 418 Brannan
Campbell John, glassman Palace Hotel, r. 81 Steven-
son
Campbell John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 5B(i Folsom
Campbell John, morocco dresser, r. 947 Folsom
Campbell John, with Central Gas Co., r. 710 O'Farrell
Campbell John, porter, r. 1428 Pacific
Campbell John, with John Duris, r. 545 First
Campbell John, workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
229 Eleventh
Cami^bell John F., shoemaker, r. 228 Sixteenth, bet
Mission and Howard
Campbell John J., boilermaker,.r. 947 Folsom
Campbell John J., commercial traveler, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Campbell John J., salesman McKenua & Greany, r. 31
Rausch
Campbell John J. C, salesman W. S. Pierce, r. 636
Post
Campbell John M., teamster Henry Kissane, r. 158
Shipley
Campbell John S., bookkeeper Thomas Day, r. 1912
Steiner
Campbell John W., tinsmith, r. 1134}^ Bryant
Campbell Joseph, laborer, r. 19 Virginia
Campbell Joseph, teamster, r. South Park House
Campbell Joseph T., toll collector Clay St. Wharf, r.
Oakland
Campbell Lewis A., clerk Alexander Campbell Jr.,
17 Stevenson Building
Campbell Louis, r. 81 Stevenson
Campbell M., r. 134 Fourth
Campbell Margaret, widow, r. 440 Twenty-second,
rear
Campbell Mary, domestic 127 Diamond
Campbell Mary, domestic 1215 Sutter
Campbell Mary, widow, r. N s Kansas, bet Humboldt
and Nevada
Campbell Mary J., nurse 1717 Van Ness Av
Campbell Mary S. Mrs., r. 706 Lombard
Campbell M. C., carpenter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Campbell Murdoch, shipwrights', calkers' and joiners'
tools, 7 Steuart. r. 201 Turk
Campbell Patrick E., liqvior saloon, 225 Third
Campbell Patterson A., president Golden Age
Mill Co., 717-721 Battery, r, 1108 Bush
Campbell Peter, blacksmith, r. 13 Geneva
Campbell Peter H., assistant superintendent Clay St.
RR., r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Philip, r 513 Minna
Campbell Ralph, laborer Golden Gate Park
Campbell Richard, laborer, r. 54 Sacramento
Campbell Robert, boilermaker, r. 24 Oak Grove Av,
rear
Campbell Ruth G. Miss, assistant Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Samuel, peddler, r. San Bruno Road, nr
County Line
Cau)pbell Samuel G., traveling salesman Murphy,
Grant .t Co., r. 10 Middle
Campbell Samuel J., butcher, r. 45}^ Bitch
Campbell Sarah, domestic 907 Pine
Campbell Sarah, domestic 1418 Post
Campbell Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 5.55 Jessie
Campbell Sarah, widow, fruits and vegetables, 211
Sixth
Campbell Shadrick M. A., steward Hose No. 1, 8.
F. F. D., r. 112 Jackson
CamiDbell Sophia, widow, r. 523 Jklinna, rear
Campbell Stejjhen D. , engineer, r. 133 Thirteenth
Campbell Thomas, blacksmith. 268 Urauuan
Campbell Thomas, helper Kisdou I. and L. Works
Campbell Thomas, laborer wai-ehouse dept Custom
House, r. Oakland
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Campbell Thomas, wool scourer, r. 448 Dolores
Campbell Thomas J., bricklayer, r. W 8 Clara Av, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Campbell Vernon, secretary California Savings
and Loan Society, 1 Powell, r. 312 Branuan
Campbell Walter C, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR.,
r. 1820 Turk
Campbell Walter Q., clerk Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.,r.
1703 Polk
Campbell William, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 513
Minna
Campbell William H., i:arpenter, Ss Point Lobos Av,
bet Johnson and Henderson Avs, r. Odd Fellows'
Cemetery
Campbell William H., importing and commission
merchant, 402 Front, r. ij28 Twenty-third
Campbell William H., watchman C. P. RR., r. 941
Howard
Campbell William H. Jr., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r.cor Washington and Devisadero
Campbell William S. , notary public and commis-
sioner of deeds, 501 Montgomery, r. 113 Powell
Campbell William W., clerk shipping dept Falkner,
Bell & Co., r. 1612 California
Campbell W. M., cabinet maker Gilbert & Moore, r.
Oakland
Campbell & Sanderson. (Colin Campbell and
Austin A. Sanderson) attorneys at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, room 13
Campe Camille, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
78 Clementina
Campe Charles J., salesman Davis Bros., r. 113 Vir-
ginia
Campe Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Te-
hama and Second, r. 306 Tehama
^ampe Harry M., shipping clerk Meyer Bros. & Co.,r.
104 Twelfth
Campe Henry, fireman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 17 Gar-
den
Campe John H., groceries and liquors, 337 Third, and
SE cor Howard and Twelfth, r. 104 Twelfth
KF'Campe. See Camp and Kamp
Campes Joaquin D., expressman, NE cor Drumm and
Clay, r. Wood, bet Laurel Hill and Point Lobos
Av
Campfield Frederick, compositor, r. Branch House
Campi's Restaurant, Natal: Giamboni proprietor,
531-533 Clay
Campini Eugene, millser, r. 2221 Greenwich
Campini Manfred, waiter, r, 1323 Stockton
Campion Benjamin W., attorney at law Frank G. New-
lands, r. 222 Turk
Campion Edward, laborer, r. 921 Post, rear
Campion Henry, polisher La Grande Laundry, E b
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Campion John, sawyer, r. 518 Fourth
Campion Michael, laundryman, r. 518 Fourth
Campion Thomas, teaiuhter, r. io20}i Post
Campmas Frederick, laundryman, r. 818 Geary
Campmas Pauline Mrs., laundress Reymond & Faure,
r. 818 Geary
Campo Henry, hostler General McDowell. Black Point
Campo John, porter General McDowell, Black Point
Campodonico Carlo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Campidonico Emanuel, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broad-
way
Campodonico Gaetano (Cannjodonico & Finochio) r.
E 8 H, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth Avs, South
8. F.
Campodonico Giovanni, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Wash-
ington
Campodonico Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broad-
way
Campodonico Pasquale, t<>amster, r. 17 Ohio
Campodonico Steftano, gardener, 26 Colombo Market
Campodonico Stephen, marble dealer, r. 122 Fulton
Campodonico & Finochio (Gaetano Campodonico and
Giobatta Finochio) market gardens, H, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth Avs, South S. F.,
and .30 Colombo Market
Campos Rita M., widow, r. 443 Green
Camps Frederick, r. 211 Minna
Camptou J., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Camuffo Charles, ship carpenter and contractor, r.
1318 Kearny
Camussi Batista, tinsmith, r. .533 Green, roar
Canadian Pacific Railroad Co., D. Henshaw
Ward business manager, 426 California, room 2
Cauahan Patrick, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Canale Andrea, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Canale Michele, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Caualizo Feliciano, compositor, r. 9 Varennes
Caualizo Jorge L. (Weuceslao Loaiza) r. 1617 Powell
Canalizo Soledad O., widow, r. 9 Varennes
Canavan Adelia, widow, nurse, r. 1305 Green
Canavan Bartley, billiardmaker The J. M. Bruns-
wick & Balke Co., r. 1721 Leavenworth
Canavan Edward, carriage painter, r. 2928 Washing-
ton
Canavan Edward, shoemaker, r. Astor House
Canavan Elizabeth, widow, r. 273 Jessie
Canavan John, laborer, r. Second Av, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Canavan John, oysterman, r. 202R Washington
Canavan Mark, miner, r. 21)28 Washington
Canavan Mary Miss, glovemaker Frederick H. Busby
Canavan Matthew, gardener, r. 2928 Washington
Canavan Michael, sailmaker, r. J.13 Jessie
Canavan Patrick, livery stable, 1129 Howard, r. 522)^
Ninth
Canavan Patrick, upholsterer, r. 2928 Washington
Canavan Patrick F., r. 1129 Howard
flS^Cauavan. See Cannavan
Canavascini G., r. 47,^ Clara
Canavasclni Mauro, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Canavero Giovanni, gardener, r. Thirtieth Av, bet N
and P,. South S. F.
Candage Wildes P., sawyer, r. 512 Ninth
Candau Felix (Candau & Co.) r. 233 Third
Candau & Co. (Felix Candau and Michael Hirigojen)
liquor saloon, 213 Third
Candelaria Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Es-
meralda Co., Nev.)C. A. Morse secretary, 217 San-
some, room 8
Candelaria Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) Chas.
E. Elliott, secretary. 327 Pine, room 4
Candeze Peter, waiter, r. S s Howard, bet First and
Second
Candido Andrea, laborer, r. 115 Clark
Candio Puricedo, vegetable gardener, Waller, bet
Steiuer and Pierce
Candy William, teamster, r. Park Hotel
Cane Alfred (Cane & Teague) r. 111>4 Twelfth
Cane Gustavus, barber, r. 536 Hayes
Cane John, liquor saloon, 15 Howard
Cane Julian B., hackman, r. 823 Montgomery
Cane Marshall, glass stainer. r. 536 Hayes
Cane Nellie Mrs., r. 20^ Fifth
Cane & Teague (Alfred Cane and Luther A. Teague)
dentists, 142 3<; Fourth
n£P" Cane. See Caheu, Cahn, Cain, Kaen, Kahri, Kain
and Kane
Canepa Antonio, marbler, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Canepa Bartolomeo, teamster, r. 607 Union
Canepa Catherine Mrs., midwife, r. 618 Green
Canepa Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Canepa Gio B.,. Garibaldi Guard, 42;i Broadway
Canepa Lorenzo, vegetable peddler, r. Wl Union
Canepa Pietro, proptr Montgomery Avenue Baths,323
Montgomery Av, r. 618 Green
Cauessa Gio B., gardener, 40 Colombo Market
Canessa Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Canfleld C. L., r. The Baldwin
Canfield Jennie, domestic 1816 Sacramento
Canfleld John W., with Sroufe & McCrum, r. 313
Fremont
Canfield Milton L., freight clerk C. P. RR., r. 313 Fre-
mont
Canginni Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 718 Nineteenth
Canginni Mary, widow, r. 718 Nineteenth
Canham Benjamin, cook, r. 605 Broadway
Canham Frederick(Morgan Brothers & Canham) r.226
Shotwell
Canham Mary J. Miss, t^ssistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1712 Pacific Av
Canham Thomas P., painter, r. 1314Natoma
Canham William F., painter, r. 1712 Pacific Av
Cann Frank K., cigar dealer, r. 704 Folsom
Cann Thomas, carpenter, r. 2 Elliot Park
Caunavan Coleman, laborer, r. Dolores, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Canuavan Elizabeth, widow, r. G-iCtH Jessie
Caunavan James, longshoreman, r. Alabama, nr Rut-
ledge Av, B. H.
Caunavan James U., plumber, r.636M Jessie
Cannavan Jane, widow, lodgings, 5157 Fourth
Canuavan Thomas, trunkmaker, r. 557 Fourth
*^ Cannavan. See Canavan
Cannell Thomas, blacksmith, r. 18 Hayes
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Canney Fox E. J. , physician and surgeon, 6 St. Ann's
Bldg, r. 210 Turk
Canning Frederick W., mate schr Eveline, r. 19 Free-
Ion
Canning Ida Miss, with B. & O. Greenebaum, r. 709
Natoma
Canning James, porter, r. 709 Natoma
Canning James Jr., tinsmith, r. 709 Natoma
Canning Mary Miss, with B. & O. Greenebaum, r. 709
Natoma
Canning Nellie Miss, stemmer Seal Rock Tobacco Co
r. 12 Boardman PI '
Cannon Charles H., r. 637 Folsom
Cannon D. E. L., telegraph operator C. P. ER. r. 233
Fair Oaks '
Cannon Edward, engineers' storekeeper O. E. and
N. SS. Oregon, r. 440 Third
Cannon Eron, photographer William Shew, r 1317
Mission
Cannon Elizabeth, seamstress, r. 1317 Mission
Cannon Henry, seaman, r. 641 Washington
Cannon James, r. 781 Eddy
Cannon James, laborer, r. NE fcor Nebraska and Yuba
Cannon John, laborer, r. 203 Seventeenth
Cannon James, molder, r. 209 Langton
Cannon John, proptr Cannon's Hall, SW cot Howard
and Seventeenth
Cannon Louisa, fancy goods, 1554 Howard
Cannon Marsena, r. 1317 Mission
Cannon Patrick, hairpicker, r. 218 Eighth
Cannon Patricli, hog ranch, cor Fourth Av and N
South S. F.
Cannon Patrick, longshoreman, r. 13 Frederick
Cannon Sadie, seamstress, r. 1317 Mission
Cannon Thomas, hairpicker, r. 218 Eighth
Cannon Thomas, laborer, r. 1920 Ellis
Cannon's Hall, John Cannon proptr, SW cor Seven-
teenth and Howard
Cannone Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Canny Charles N., teamster, r. 909 Battery, rear
Canny Rose, widow, r. 909 Battery, rear
Cano John, fisherman, r. 810 Front
Canon de Santa Ana Water Co., E. J. Northam secre-
tary, 120 Sutter
Canon James, laborer, r. 231 Perry, rear
Canon John S., carriagemaker, r. 1910 Stockton
Canepa Giacomo, scissors grinder, r. 37 Moss
Canozzi A., r. 843 Pacific
Canozzi Giuseppe, r. 533 Green
Cantaloupe Mme., ladies' nurse, French Hospital r
Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth ' '
Cantalow , saddler, r. 120 Virginia
Cantel Annette Mme., French Laundry, 2206 Fillmore
Canteri Clemente, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 02.5 Broad-
way
Cantet Bernard, tailor, 284^ Stevenson
Cantlen Nellie Miss, starcher, r. 137 Hayes
Cantlen Richard, laborer, r. 137 Hayes
Cantlin John, pressman, r. 297 Clementina
Cantor Jacob^ druggist, r. 806 Folsom
Cantor Joseph, jeweler, r. 16 Washington Av
Cantrell Edwin B., machinist, r. 1216 Larkin
Cantrell Joseph B., tinsmith, r. 2605 Polk
Cantrell Thomas G. (Marshutz & Cantrell) r.l210 Lar-
kin
Cantrowith Joseph, porter, r. 1624 Howard
Cantus George, liquor saloon, SW cor Stockton and
O'Farrell, r. 620 Hayes
Cantwell Maurice, laborer, r. 1127 Harrison
Canty Cornelius, ironmolder, r. 540 Ellis
Canty Daniel, r. 151 Niuth
Canty John, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Canty Kate, widow, r. 1918 Pacific Av rear
Canty Michael, laborer, r. 28)^ Louisa
Canty Nora Miss, dressmaker, T. 540 Ellis
Cauty Patrick, blacksmith, r. 40 Ritch
Canty Patrick, hostler, r. 33 Eddy
Canty Patrick, lamplighter, and extraman Hose No 8
8. F. F. D.. r. 1890 Broadway
Canty Thomas, r. SE cor Twenty-third and Folsom
Canty Thomas, groceries and liquors, 523 Fourth
Canty Thomas, lamplighter, and extraman Engine No
8, S. F. F. D., r. 1890 Broadway ^
Canty Thomas F., harnessniaker, r. 853 J^ Folsom rear
Canty Timothy, tailor, 818 Howard
Canty William, waiter, r. 1128 Folsom
Canuaojo Antonio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Cany Mary A., widow, r. 1308 Folsom
Caorsi Louis C, laborer, r. 493 Brannan
Capdevielle Joseph, waiter, r. 19 Stockton PI
Capdevlelle Pierre (Capdevielle & Anneville) r. 422
Jackson
Capdevielle Theodore, bartender, r. Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel. South S. F.
Capdevielle & Anneville (Pierre Capdevielle and An-
tonio Anneville) proptrs White House Restaurant
422 Jackson
Capek Joseph V., printer, r. 115 Park Av
Capell Howell P., clerk Barham & Coogan, r. East
Oakland
Capelli Antonio, beerbottler, r. 706 Fulton
Capelli Charles (Balleti & Capelli) r. 10 Union PI
Capelli Giuseppe, Ga.ibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Capelli Julia Mrs., labeier M. Banner & Co., r. 1719
Stockton
Capelli Luigi, laborer, r. 1719 Stockton
Capen Ellis, plumber, r. 306 Lombard
Capen M. S. Mrs., widow (Capen & Co.) r. 316 Hayes
Capen Willard F., with Capen & Co., r. 310 Hayes
Capen & Co. (Mrs. M. S. Capen) furniture. 316 Hayes
Caperra A., gardener, r. E s Otsego, nr Onondaga Av
Cai.ion Louis F., laborer, r. 1236 Harrison
Capiiaine Joseph, waiter, r. 240 Sutter
Capitol House, FredL-rick L. Turpin proprietor,
537 Sacramento
Capitol Mil^, Deming, Palmer S Co. proprietors,
202-204 Davis
Capitol Mills (Los Angeles, Cal.) Deming, Palmer
& Co. proprietors, office 202-204 Davis
Capitol Restaurant, Clute & Gardner proprie-
tors, 204-200 Fourth
Capitol Saloon, H. Diers proptr, NE cor Davis and
Sacramento
Caplice Edward, teamster, r. 82 Jessie
Caplice John, cellarman Hibernia Brewery, r. 728
Natoma
Caponetti Felippo, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Caponetti Francisco, shoemaker, r. 1 Varenues
Capouliide Jean, restaurant, 1222 Stockton
Capp Abraham B., teacher Heald'e. Business College,
r. 228 Turk
Capp Charles S. (C. S. Capp & Co.)r. SE corBuchanan
and McAllister
Capp C. S. <fc Co. (Charles S. Capp) real estate
agents and housebrokers. 428 Montgomery
Cappel Bernard, machinist, r. S s Michigan, nr Sierra
Cappel Julius, laborer, r. 936 Fglsom
Cappouelli Philipo, cabinetmaker, r. 532 Vallejo
Caprasecca A. F., billiards, 407 Montgomery Av
Capriui Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Capron John S., real estate, 419 Geary, room 9
Capucetti Antonio, waiter 207 Post
Capucetti Frank, waiter, r. New Helvetia House
Capun Lawrence F., laborer, r. 1236 J<^ Harrison
Capiu-ro A., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 4 La-
fayette PI
Capurro Augustino, warehouseman, r. 4 Lafayette PI
Capurro Carlo, porter, r. 4 Lafayette PI
Capurro Giovanni B., gardener, 54 Colombo Market
Capurro Giuseppe, engineer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r.
0 3^ Lafayette PI
Capurro John, porter, r. 4 Lafayette PI
Caraccia Federigo, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Ellis and Buchanan
Caradon C, seaman P. C. SS. Senator
Caraffa G. B. (Caraffa & Guinasso) r. 400 Green
OarartaG. Federigo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Caratfa Paolo A., Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 025 Broad-
way
Caralfa & Guinasso (G. B. Caraffa and Tomaso Gui-
nasso) bakery, 1309 Dupout
Caraher Michael, shoemaker M. F. Casey, r. Oakland
Caraman Vicente, Austrian Ben. Soe., 71 New Mont-
gomery
Caramella Giovanni, fruits, r. 5 Gaven
Caramella Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Carauza Jesus Mrs., widow, r. 35 Hinckley
Cararcuta Charles, fisherman, r. 5 Montgomery Court
Carbajal Ramona Mrs., cigars and tobacco, SW cor
Green and Dupont, r. 816 Jackson
Carberry Cormac, carpenter, r. 261 Octavia
Carberry Edward, shipwright, r. 40>ii Perry
Carberry John, boottreer, r. 512 Mission
Carberry John, carpenter, r. 307 Oak
Carberry Patrick, carpenter, r. 257 Octavia
Carbon Hill Coal Co. (Washington Ter.) George
Crocker president. Frank S.Douty secretary, OJfice
NE cor Fourth and Towusend, room 4
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coas»
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
J MACDONOUGH ^^^'''^eJ^^and, lehigh and English foundry coke.
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Carbone Andrea, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Carboue Antonio, vegetable garden, Waller, bet Steiner
and Pierce
Carbonnet Anguste, cook, r. 608 Bush
Carboro (riuseppe, candymaker L. Demartini & Co., r.
Oakland
Carbrae David, sexton Howard Presbyterian Church,
r. 40934 Braunan
Careedo Eduardo, civil engineer, r. 22 Geary
Card Joseph, assistant cutter H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
143 Third
Card 'William H., dentist, office 413 Bush, r. 632 Mis-
sion
Carda Battista, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Carda Giacomo, gardener, r. Ticino Hotel
Cardaire D. & Co. (D. Cardaire) proptrs California
Cream Tartar Works, 310-314 Towusend
Cardaire Dieudonne (D. Cardaire & Co.) r. 330 Bran-
nan
Garden Humphrey M., accountant, 434 California,
room 11
Carden Thomas, laborer, r. 174 Clara, rear
Cardeno Louis, r. 605 Broadway
Cardiff Richard J., plumber W. F. Wilson
Cardinell Alfred, calker, r. 28 Minna
Cardinell Charles, calker, r. 23 Clinton
Cardinell John A., collector, 234 Montgomery, r. 430
Valencia
Cardinet Emil H. (Cardinet & Desenfant) r. Alameda
Cardinet & Desenfant (Emil H. Cardinet and Paul J.
De.senfant) poultry and game, 85 Cal. Market
Cardozo John (Cardozo & Baptista) r. 22 Garden
Cardozo Joseph, painter, r. 1067 Broadway
Cardozo & Bajitista (John Cardozo and Jose Baj)-
tista) proprietors Lisbon House, 315 Drumm
Carew Annie Miss, operator Jory Brothers, r. 330 Fell
Carew Edward, bricklayer, r. 1 Kent
Carew Eliza Miss, r. 720 Filbert
Carew John, porter, r. 324 Sutter
Carew Thomas, r. 330 Fell
Carew Thomas R., clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,
and extraman Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 242 Oak
Carew William,' painter, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 823 Jessie
Carey A. M. Miss, dressmaker, 226 Stockton
Carey C, r. 681 Mission
Carey Cornelius B., teamster, r. cor Seventh and
Townsend
Carey Cornelius B. Mrs., dressmaker and bakery, 423
Fourth
Carey Delia Miss, labeler M. Banner & Co., r. 237
Perry
Carey E. Mrs., r. 299 Clementina
Carey Edward J., r. 1427 California
Carey James, laborer, r. 4 Myrtle Av
Carey James A., stovemounter, r. 1044 Army
Carey J H., teacher bookkeeping, r. 612 California
Carey John, upholsterer, r. 1 Eddy
Carey Katie Miss, seamstress, r. 9 Taylor
Carey L. A. Stewart Mrs., widow, r. W 8 Church, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Carey Lawrence, teamster, r. 57 Shipley
Carey Louisa Miss, r. 251 Third
Carey Louisa M. Miss, r. N s Jersey, nr Vicksburg
Carey M., deckhand stmr Onward
Carey Maggie Miss, shuefitter, r. 49 Minna
Carey Margaret Mrs., r. 21 Anna
Carey Maurice, groceries and liquors, 49 Minna
Carey Michael, r. 424 Shipley
Carey Michael, li(iuor saloon, 642 Mission
Carey Michael, wood and coal, 1230 Alabama
Carey Michael C, bookbinder, r. 3 Hardie PI
Carey Norah Miss, sUoefitter, r. 49 Minna
Carey P., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Carey Roger, lamplighter S.F.Gas Light Co.,r.Bonita,
bet Vallejo and Green
Carey Sarah, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Carey T. N., r. 303 Eddy
Carey W., laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Carey Washington, coalpasser Oregon Imp. SS. Walla
Walla
Carey William, bootblack, r. 1216 Pacific
Carey William, laborer, r. V2H Bryant Av
Carey William, laborer, r. 14 Tehama
Carey William, laborer, r. 1509 3^ Mason
V^ Carey. See Gary
Carfulea Jacob, dairyman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Cargenie George, machinist Hisdou I. and L. Works,
r. 566 Folsom
Cargiulo Salvatore, Italian Ber8aglieriSoo.,625 Bdwy
Carillo Ipolita, widow, r. 1 Salmon
Carlstie Rine, florist, r. 8 8 Sixteenth, bet DoloreB and
Guerrero
Caritey John B., r. 929 Howard
Caritey John B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 929 Howard
Carkeet Stephen H., foreman broom factory Harrison
& Dickson, r. 334 Third
Carl Alfred, r. California Hotel
Carl Andrew (Carl & Co.) r. 10 Boardman PI
Carl Cora L., teacher music, r. 1331 Ji Vallejo
Carl James, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 144 Clara
Carl.Jane H. Mrs., r. 1331 J^ Vallejo
Carl Joseph A., waiter, r. 1422 Pacific
Carl Patrick, laborer, r. 2 Midway
Carl William H., cooper Carl & Co.,r. 832 Harrison
Carl & Co. (Andrew Carl and John Cullumber) coop-
ers, 204 Commercial
Carlen Henry, clerk Richards & Snow, r. Oakland
Carlen John W., reporter R. G. Dim & Co., r. Oak-
land
Carlen Lawrence, clerk Patrick Enright, r. 1131
Howard
Carles George W., butcher William J. Kramer, r. 830
Jackson
Carleton Frederick W., purser P. C. SS. Senator, r. 820
Bush '
Carleton G. A., freight clerk P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Carleton Jerome, whitener, r. 130 Golden Gate Av
Carleton Joseph, actor The Fountain, r. 640M Howard
Carleton Slicer B., compositor, r. 317 Geary
8t?" Carleton. See Carlton
Carlin Annie, domestic Occidental Hotel
Carlin Bernard, expressman, r. 1111 Pierce
Carlin Henry J., clerk Wakelee & Co., r. 32 Laurel Av
Carlin Hugh, night clerk Central Pacific Hotel, 346
Fourth
Carlin John, city agent Imperial, London, Northern
and Queen Insurance Cos., 441 Califbrnia, r. 1528
Post
Carlin John, stripper William Seidel, r. 1235 Market
Carlin M., helper Kisdon I. and L. Works
Carlin Richard, plumVjer, r. 262 Jessie
Carlin Roger, laburer, r. 6>s Garden
Carlin William, porter, r. 32 Laurel Av
Carlin William J., clerk, r. 32 Laurel Av
^F" Carlin. See Carlen
Carlini Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Carlisle A. Si Co. (Albert Carlisle and H. R. Wil-
liar Jr.) stationers and printers, 221 Sansome
Carlisle Albert (A. Carlisle & Co.) r. 205 Powell
Carlisle Eleanob M. Mrs., assistant Shotwell St. Pri-
mary School, r. 1412 Pine
Carlisle Eugene A., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 737 Mar-
ket
Carlisle George, special policeman, r. 208 Chestnut
Carlisle George O., collector, r. 1412 Pine
Carlisle George W. , mason, r. 117 Ridley
Carlisle Leslie, clerk Rieman & Co., r. 2618 Bush
Carlisle Marcellus, waiter, r. 2.59 Jessie ■
Carlisle Thomas S., bartender Bella Union Theatre,
r. 205 Bartlett
Carlisle W., porter, r. 259 Jessie
fe^Carlisle. See Carlyle
Carll Joseph, carpenter and jobber, r. 793 Mission
Carll Sarah Mrs. furnished rooms, 793 Mission
Carlos A. Jlrs., widow, r. 1028 Market
Carlos Tiburcio (Joseph J. Cuello & Co.) r. 831 Pacific
Carlow John, peddler, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Carlow William H., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express, r. 1130 Market
Carlseu Augustus B., seaman, r. 103 King
Carlsen Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Carlsen Olof C, bartender, r. OConnell PI
Carlson Amelia, domestic 1524 Mission
Carlson Andrew, laborer, r. 506 Folsom
Carlson Andrew P., blacksmith, r. 243 Clara
Carlson August, billiard tablemaker, r. 29 )i Fifth Av
Carlson August, carpenter, r. 248 Third
Carlson August, mate schr Mose, r. 45 Louisa
Carlson Carl, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Carlson Carl J.,« carpenter and furniture dealer, 1043
Howard
Carlson Charles, r. 466 Minna
Carlson Charles, cabittetmaker, r. WH Fifth Av, rear
Carlson Charles, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Carlson Charles E., liquor saloon, 415 East, r. 10
Washington
Carlson Charles F., blacksmith, r. 1206 Larkin
Carlson Charles J., portrait artist, r. 523 Pine
SHIP PLANK ttUii TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS : '°"'' "'°"'°''^'
133 Spear St.
6. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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Carlson D. K., r. 708 Larkin
Carlson Edward (Carlson & Currier) r. 1708 Sacra-
mento
Carlson Frederick, seaman, r. 68 Oregon
Carlson Hadley, clerk Carlson & Currier, r. 1708 Sacra-
mento
Carlson Harry, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York
Carlson Harry, second mate sehr James A. Garfield
Carlson John, r. 519 Sacramento
Carlson John, conductor (ieary St. RR., r. 160i Geary
Carlson John, engineer stmr Onward
Carlson John, mate tug Transit
Carlson John, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Carlson John, upholsterer, r. 523 Pine
Carlson John P., fireman P. M. SS. tugMillen Griflnth
Carlson Lars, cabinetmaker, r. 523 Pine
Carlson Minnie, domestic .526 Guerrero
Carlson Olof , tailor, r. 244 Clementina
Carlson Olof J., bartender, r. 415 East
Carlson Oscar, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Carlson Peter, clerk Smith & Merkens, r. 10 Washing-
ton
Carlson Robert, bartender Jacob N. Peterson, r. 207
Main
Carlson Swend A. (Swenson & Carlson) r. 116 Wash-
ington
Carlson William H., clerk, r. 523 Pine
Carlson & Currier (Edward Carlson and James
P. Currier) agents Belding Bros. & Co.'s silks,
Sajuuel Semple & Son's threads and Warrin's
needles, 505 Market
Carlton Charles C, commission and insurance,
311 California, r. 427 Sutter
Carlton G. E., storekeeper The Baldwin
Carlton Harriet C, insurance broker, 319 California,
r. 1028 Bush
Carlton Henry Jr., insurance, 311 California, r.
2706 California
Carlton Henry H., clerk Jones & Co., r. 2706 Califor-
nia
Carlton H. P., manager School Journal, 838 Market, r.
Oakland
Carlton William, r. 1137 Mission
B®" Carlton. See Carleton
Carlyle Catherine, widow, fancy store, W s Railroad
Av, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth Avs, South 8. F.
Carlyle M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 409 Leavenworth
B£^ Carlyle. See Carlisle
Carmack W. Daniel (Carmack & Stans) r. 219 Minna
Carinack & Stans (W. Daniel Carmack and James S.
Stans) liquor saloon, 666 Mission
Carman Clara, widow, r. 1027 Sutter
Carman Frank R., lumber surveyor, SW cor Mission
and Steuart, r. 218 Seventeenth
Carman Robt-rt, bartender, r. 15 Everett
Carman Warren P., carpenter, r. NE cor Sanchez and
Clipper
Carman William, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 353
Clementina
Carman William, physician, office and r. 410 Post
Carman William Jr., clerk, r. 410 Post
Carmany Cornelius, hostler Daniel O'Neill, r. 836
Howard
Carmany Cyrus, manager Commercial Hotel, SE
cor Montgomery Av and Pacific, r. 923 Jackson
Carmany Cyrus W., cashier and secretary Sav-
ings and Loan Society, 619-621 Clay, r. 923 Jack-
son
Carmany John H. (John H. Carmany & Co.) r. 923
, Jackson
Carmany Jolin H. <& Co. (John H. Carmany)
publi-shers and projirietors Commercial Herald
and Market Review and San Francisco Market Re-
view, 409 Washington
Carmany John W., shirts and gents' furnishing
goods, 25 Kearny, r. 803 Mason
Carmany Ringgold, bookkeeper G. W. Clark & Co., r.
1026 Vallejo
Carmassi Casimiro, Italian BersaglieriSoc, 625 Broad-
way
Carmatz Adolph, watchmaker and jeweler, 527 San-
some, r. Ill Montgomery Block
Carme Pierre, billiardist, r. 72(5 Mission
Carmelich Arcthusa, widow, jauitress Pine and Scott
St. Primary School, r. 2234 Post
Carmelich Murk, clerk, r. 2234 Post
Carmen Island Salt Works, Elia« M. Block
proprietor, office 207 Front, factory Pier 23 Steu-
art
Carmichael Archer, clerk, r. 109 Fifth
r. 151 Natoma
furnishing goods, 1224
Carmichael Charles, molder,
Carmichael John A., gents
Market
Carmichael Neil, jjoliceman, r. 743 Pine
Carmichalls Mary, r. 520 Mission
Carmody Arthur F., exchange teller Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Bank, r. 1218 Geary
Carmody Daniel, watchman, r. 241 Langton
Carmody James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Carmody John, glassblower, r. 12 Mariposa Terrace
Carmody John, peddler, r. 4.58 Natoma
Carmody John, woolscourer, r. 7 Gilbert
Carmody Margaret, widow, r. 7 Gilbert
Carmody Martin, coachdriver New Wisconsin Hotel,
r. 440 Green
Carmody Michael, painter, r. 429 Clementina
Carmona Olothilde, widow, r. 1412 Powell
Carmouche Michel, cabinetmaker, r. S Anthony
Carn David B., compositor, r. 616 Powell
Caruall Glenn O., clerk Standard Soap Co., r. Oakland
Carnall Nathan C, real estate dealer, 320 San-
some, room 59, r. Berkeley
Carnall William N., waiter, r. 614 Bush
Carnaud Octave C. P., compositor, r. 208 Stockton
Carue Reuben, blacksmith, r. 108 Welsh
Carnegie Andrew, calker, r. 312 Folsom
Carnegie George, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Carnell Eliza Mrs., r. 974 Folsom
Carnell John D., seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Carnell Joseph F., upholsterer, r. 974 Folsom
Carnell Richard, fruits, 142 M Fifth
'Games Frank, barber, r. 256 Stevenson
Games Frederick G., teacher music, r. 2016 Mission
Carnes George A., librarian Odd Fellows' Libra-
ry, 325 Montgomery, r. 218 Stockton
Games William A., bookkeeper Sumner Whitney &
Co., r. 226 Stockton
8^"Carnes. See Cairns and Kearns
Garnetich John, fisherman, r. 503 East
Carney Ann, widow, r. 14 Harriet, rear
Carney Frauds I., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. S s Germania, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Carney James, porter, r. 14 Harriet
Carney James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Carney John, porter, r. 1080 Howard
Carney Mary, domestic 1508 Taylor
Carney Mary Miss, r. 14 Harriet
Carney Neil, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Carney Patrick, engineer Mrs. J. A. T. Overend, r. 318
Folsom
Carney Patrick, gardener Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, South S. F.
Carney Thomas, porter, r. 14 Harriet
Bi^Carney. See Kearney and Kearny
Carniglia Pietro, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Garo Armaud, assistant bookkeeper E. Raas & Co., r.
112 Jones
Caro Isaac W., draftsman, r. 712 Hayes
Caro John, laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Caro Louis, fancy dry goods, 236 Fifth and 50 Seventh
Caro Morris, clothing, 414 Pacific
Caro Sam., traveling salesman Adolph Eisenberg, r.
1413 Bush
Garo Samuel, clothing, 1032 Market, r. 112 Jones
Caro Samuel, varieties, 43 Third
Caro Saul, commercial traveler Nast, Greenzweig &
Co., r. 542 Jessie
Garo Simon, traveling salesman Pacific Jewelry Co.,
r. 1529 Post
Caro Syskind, rabbi, r. 542 Jessie
Caro W. & Co. (Wolf Garo) dealers diamonds, 8. F.
Chronicle Bldg, room 4
Garo Wolf (W. Caro & Go.) r. 712 Hayes
Ctirochiola Vachin, waiter, r. 309 M Sixth
Carolau Charles A., bartender Schwartz Bros., r. 9
Hopeton Terrace
Carolan, Cory .fc Co. (James Carolan and Isaac H.
Cory) importers and iobbers iron, steel and hard-
ware, 117-119 California, and 120 Front
Carolan F. Otis, foreman William Kerr, r. Oakland
Carolau James (Carolan, Cory & Co.) r. 1714 California
Carolan James, coachman lU MasJon
Garden Mary, domestic 1710 Fillmore
Carolin James, liquor saloon, 353 Third
Garonte Joseph, mufr umbrellas and parasols, 225}iS
Post ;
Garosio Angelo, .jeweler Robert Schaezlein, r. 222
Broderick
Ca rosso Paolo, groceries and liquors and board-
ing, 3 Vallejo
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. "''""""'• ,^TJ^Vnt"i^4:/rfSr'"''"
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASIIIIVO WEI.I. DONE AT VERY LOW BATES.
«»FFICK. 648 MARKET STREET,
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Carothers John T., station baggage master C. P. BR.,
r. Oakland
l!S"Carotliers. See Carruthers and Crothers
Carroway Peter, drugsist Stoddart Bros., r.400 Geary
Carpeaux Emile C, builder, r. 72 Natoma
Carpenter Alfred, bartender D. S. Tyson
Carpenter Alfred A., ship ealker, r. 161 Clara
Carpenter Annie T., ■widow, r. 14-18 Minna
Carpenter Angustin D., master mariner, r. 609 Hyde
Carpenter Caroline, widow, r. 324 Sutter
Carpenter Charles A., assistant superintendent Clay
St. RE., r. 1510 Leavenworth
Carpenter Chester W., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. 609 Hyde
Carpenter D. Mrs., widow, r. rt36 Twenty-third
Carpenter Dyer H., clerk John Skinker, r. San Kafael
Carpenter Edward J., clerk W.W. Montague & Co., r.
517 Pine
Carpenter Edward S., fireman tugboat Rabboni
Carpenter Edwin W.', assistant secretary Firemans
Fund Insurance Co., 401 California, r. 1311 Taylor
Carpenter Florentine A., asphaltuni worker H. G.
Fiske, r. 454 Stevenson
Carpenter F. P. Mrs., city agent Imperial, London
Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., 441 Califor-
nia, r. cor Post and Polk
Carpenter Frank W., compositor, r. 1.50 Ninth
Carpenter Frederick L.. teamster, r. 150 Ninth
Carpenter Harvey L., carpenter, r. Columbia Hotel
Carpenter Henry E. (W. H. Carpenter & Son) r. 966
Howard
Carpenter John, attorney at law, r. 004 Kearny
Carpenter John F., bookkeeper Isaac H. Small, r. 221
Seventh
Carpenter J. T.. waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Carpenter Martha M. Mrs., r. 150 Ninth
Carpenter Peter, r. Hotel des Alpes
Carpenter T. B., merchant, r. 1311 Taylor
Carpenter Thomas, expressman, r. 104 San Jose Av
Carpenter Thomas, salesman Henry White, r. 966
Howard
Carpenter W. B., r. 1030 Alabama
Carpenter W. H. &' Son (William H. and Henry E.)
veterinary surgeons, 371 Natoma
Carpenter William, bronzer Thomas Day_, r. Oakland
Carpenter William, plumber, r. 7 Elliot Park
Carpenter William H. (W. H. Carpenter & Son) r. 966
Howard
Carpenter William H., gasfitter and plumber, r. 454
Stevenson
Carpentier Horace W., attorney at law, 6 Montgomery
Av, r. Oakland
Carpmill John, carpenter, r. 208 Second
Carpy Charles (C. Anduran & Co.) r. 1518 Powell
Carr Ann, cook 346 First
Carr .4nnie, domestic 136 Ninth
Carr B. J., conductor Geary St. RE., r. 1537 Geary
Carr Bridget, widow, r. 2000 Dupont
Carr Charles, conductor Market St. EE., r. 1008
Steiner
Carr Charles, gunsmith, r. 819 Market
Carr Charles, teamster, r. 423 Second
Carr Daniel, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Carr David, machinist, r. 503 Jessie
CairE., laborer Hancock & Kelso
Carr Edward B., policeman, r. 2757 Mission
Carr Edwin W., foreman pattern maker .^tna Iron
Works, r. 115 Fell
Carr Frank, clerk Palmer & Rey, r. 418 Powell
Carr Frank, cook, r. 529 Sacramento
Carr George, r. 146 Eleventh
Carr George W., clerk superintendent S. P. RE., r.
157 J« Perry
Carr Henry B., trader (Hawaiian Islands) r. 434 Fifth
Carr Howard (Klein & Carr) r. 119 O'Farrell
Carr Hugh, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Carr J., teamster Presidio Reservation
Carr James, laborer, r. 515 Howard
Carr James, proptr Portland House, 54 Sacramento
Carr James, waiter, r. 23 Hunt
Carr James J., blacksmiths' helper, r. 27 Frederick
Carr J. C, capitalist, r. 2761 Mission
Carr John, drug clerk, r. 420 Sixth
Carr John, hackman, r. 110 Clinton
Carr John, laborer, r. 348 Fourth
Carr John, laborer, r. Potrero Hotel
Carr John B., boilermaker, r. 81 Clementina
Carr John G., carpenter 8. F. School Department, r.
116 Ellis
Carr John J., laborer, r. 221 Eitch
Carr John E., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1710 Sac-
ramento
Carr Joseph, printer, r. 143 Third
Carr Joseph, tanner, r. cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
Carr Joseph J., groceries and liquors, NE cor Dolores
and Eighteenth
Carr Levi, carpenter, r. N s Twenty-second, bet
Church and Chattanooga
Carr Margaret, widow, r. 474 Tehama
Carr Margaret C, Widow, r. 7 Bowie Av
Carr Mary, domestic 424 Post
Carr Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 119 O'Farrell
Carr Matthew D., printer, r. 1016 Pine
Carr Michael, engineer McAfee Boiler Works, r. W s
Spear, nr Mission
Carr Nelson F., tinsmith, r. 664 Willow Av
Carr Patrick, laborer, r. 238 !<i Fifth
Carr Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Eailroad and Four-
teenth Avs, South S. F.
Carr Patrick, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Carr Patrick, soapmaker, r. 617 Eighteenth
Carr Patrick J., peddler, r. "269 Jessie
Carr Peter, laborer, r. 346 Fourth
Carr Peter J., furniture and bedding, 2757 Mission
Carr Robert J., engineer Sutter St. RE.
Carr Robert M., porter, r. 2000 Dupont
Carr Sarah Mrs., teacher music, r. 2606 Folsom
Carr Thomas, bolt cutter, r. W s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Carr Thomas, liquor saloon, 306 Minna, r. 361 Minna
Carr Thomas W.. r. 605 Broadway
Carr William, commission merchant, 323 Front, r. 715
Bush
Carr William, laborer, r. 221 Eitch
Carr William B., capitalist, 310 Pine, room 29, r. 220
San Jose Av
Carr William J., copyist, r. 2606 Folsom
Carr & Co., proprietors Pioneer Warehouse, SW cor
Battery and Filbert
8^ Carr. See Karr
Carrabbio John, vegetables, SE cor Twenty-sixth and
Bryant
Carralot Edoiiard, driver P. G. Somps, r. 261 Clem
Carraher Patrick, hackman, r. 640 Howard
Carraun Lizzie, domestic 1124 Bush
Carrauza James C, coffee merchant, r. 622 Sutter
Carranza Victor A., student J. Carroll Whinnery, r.
1015 Sutter
Carrau Leon, salesman Simons Bro. & Co., r. 718
Nineteenth
Carrau Mme.. ladies nurse French Hospital, r. Bryant,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Carre Eugene, cook The Baldwin
Carre Victoria Miss, laundress, r. NE cor Mission and
Twenty-third
Carrere Adolph (Eugene Thomas & Co.) r. 207 M Tay-
lor
Carrere Baptiste, laborer, r. cor Fifth Av and M, South
S. F.
Carrere Barreto, r. 917 Jackson, rear
Carrere Calista B., widow, r. 917 Jackson, rear
Carrere John, butcher, r. Fifth Avenue Hotel, South
S. F. I
CJarrere Marian, domestic 307 Clementina
Carrere Marie A., domestic Sixth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F. '
Carrick Catherine, widow, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet i
Church audVicksburg
Camck Daniel F., chief engineer P. C. SS. Salinas, r.
1505 Sanchez
Carrick Frederick A., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
Oakland
Carrick George N., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
1130 Green
Carrick James E. (Carrick, Williams & Wright) r.
1012 Twenty-first
Carrick Martin, plasterer, r. 525 Octavia
Carrick Eichard, fireman P. C. SS. Salinas, r. 340J4
Shipley
Carrick William, Ship Joiners' Assn, 71 &ew Mont-
gomery
Carrick, fVilliunis ^ Wriglit (James E. Car-
rick, Hannibal Williams and William S. Wright)
San Francisco Box Co., 615-519 Fifth
Carrier George S., mining, office 230 Montgomery,
room 23, r. 1831 Webster
Carrigan Ac^rew (Dunham, Carrigan & Co.) r. 1616
California
Carrigan Andrew, boilermaker Eisdon I. and L.
Works
PAPER HANGINGS
Iniporters ofFrend., American und (j, ^, CLARK & CO.
EnKliaU Pit|ier IlHiigrinKM.
Eetiidences Decorated In Artistic Style.
645 Market st.
IJIMni/l trV CDICDC X. UhVCQ FViiTOX iron works, 213 Fremont »t.,
rilllulVLtT, OrlLnO (X nAlllO, .Manufacturers of quartz ]n:ll.l.S and Mtntng Machinery.
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Carrigan Andrew, laborer, r. 1329 Minna
Carrigan Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 230 Folsom
Carrigan James, ironmolder, r. 109 Welsh
Carrigan James, laborer, r. lt>6 Tehama
Carrigan James, shoemaker, r. W s Twenty-fourth,
bet Alabama and Harrison
Carrigan James, watchman, r. cor Palmer and Chenery
Carrigan John, laborer, r. 517 Mission
Carrigan Kate, dishwasher, r. 204 Fplsom
Carrigan Maggie Miss, nurse 1716 Van Ness Av
Carrigan Patrick, shoemaker, r. Columbia Hotel
Carrigan Sarah, domestic 1608 Van Ness Av
Carrigan Timothy, longshoreman, r. 109 Welsh
B^ Carrigan. See Kerrigan
Carrigg Henry T., printer, r. SW cor Sixth and Clem-
entina
Carriguiry Catherine Miss, laundress, r. 150 Shipley
Carrillo Michael, dishwasher, r. 311 Pacific
Carrillo Zabas, widow, r. 527 Vallejo
Carrington John B., with D. M. Osborne & Co., r.
Oakland
Carroll, Abranis Si Carroll (Richard T. Car-
roll, John Abrams and George L. Carroll) whole-
sale liquors, 3-5 Front
Carroll Alice, widow, r. 745 Minna
Carroll Ann, widow, r. 545 Mission, rear
Carroll Annie, widow, r. 61 Natoma
Carroll Bridget, widow, r. W s Sausome, nr Alta
Carroll Brothers (Patrick and Thomas) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Third and Minna
Carroll Catherine, widow, r. 5 Hayward
Carroll Charles, barber, r. 610 Pine
Carroll Charles, seaman, r. 103 King
Carroll Charles E., salesman S. F. Sewer Pipe Assn,
r. 13 Elliot Park
Carroll Charles E. Jr., teamster, r. 13 Elliot Park
Carroll Cornelius J., teamster, r. 503 Ash Av
Carroll Daniel, expressman, r. 330 Tehama
Carroll Daniel, lauudryman, r. 1326 Fillmore
Carroll Daniel E., ironmolder, r. 308 Fremont
Carroll David, peddler, r. W s Gunnison Av, bet Pre-
cita and Prospect PI, B. H.
Carroll David Jr., rivet heater Moynihan & Aitken, r..
W B Gunnison Av, bet Precita and Prospect PI,
B. H.
Carroll Dennis, boatswain P. M. SS. Granada
Carroll Dennis, groceries and liquors, 219 Seventeenth
Carroll Edward, laborer, r. 90 Frederick
Carroll Edward E., commercial traveler, r. 346 Fourth
Carroll Elizabeth, widow, r. 1332 Pacific
Carroll Elizabeth, widow, r. 464 Tehama
Carroll Emma, domestic 406 J^ Larkin
Carroll F. H., actor Adelphi Theatre
Carroll Frank, brassmolder, r. 5U3 Ash Av
Carroll Frank, miner, r. 434 Jessie
Carroll Frank E., teamster, r. 12 Elliot Park
Carroll George L. (Carroll, Abrams & Carroll, and T.
W. Floyd & Co.) r. 1101 Van Ness Av
Carroll Hannah, domestic 715 Post
Carroll Henry A., boxmaker Carrick, Williams &
Wright, r. 512 Fourth
Carroll I. Frederick, packer A. Schilling & Co., r. 12
Elliot Park
Carroll James, captain SS. Eureka, r. 609 Folsom
Carroll James, coalpasser Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla
Carroll James, cutter, r. 2761 Mission
Carroll James, expressman, r. 444 Brannan
Carroll James, liquor saloon, NE cor Union and Hyde
Carroll James, peddler, r. 645 Minna, rear
Carroll James, porter, r. 16 Stockton PI
Carroll James, salesman Jones & Co., r. 962 Mission
Carroll James, seaman, r. 2 Rincon Av
Carroll James, shoemaker, r. iOSH Natoma
Carroll James, stableman, r. 144 Clara
Carroll James, superintendent S. F. Laundry Assn, S
s Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Carroll James, teamster Oregon Imp. Co.
Carroll James, wheelwright, r. 1204 }4 Folsom
Carroll James E., tinsmith, r. 16 Stockton PI
Carroll James H., conductor Market St. RB., r. 1107
McAllister
Carroll James L., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
116 Vlcksburg
Carroll Jeremiah, boilermaker, r. 503 Ash Av
Carroll Jeremiah M., reporter Alta California, r. 4
Garden
Carroll Johanna Mrs., widow, r. 2 Varennes
CaiToll John, bartender C. P. RR. steamer Modoc
Carroll John, capitalist, r. 1101 Van Ness Av
Carroll John, gardener, r. 250 Lily Av
Carroll John, groceries and liquors, 509 Howard
Carroll John, laborer, r. 36 Welsh, rear
Carroll John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r, 108
Central Av, rear
Carroll John, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Carroll John, longshoreman, r. 408 Beale
Carroll John, molder, r. 755 Howard
Carroll John, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co.
Carroll John, wood and coal, 238 Eleventh
Carroll John Mrs., r. 167 Silver
Carroll John A., law student Thomas F. Barry, r. 335
Broadway
Carroll John B., boilermaker, r. 81 Clementina
Carroll John C, bakery and restaurant, 110 First
Carroll John E., expressman, r. 1018 Clay
Carroll John F. (Carroll & Gamper) r. 2117 Webster
Carroll John J., bookkeeper Louis Taussig & Co., r.
424 J^ Seventh
Carroll John J., brassmolder, r. 503 Ash Av
Carroll Johu J., clerk Davisson, Hall & Co., r. 509
Howard
Carroll John J., packer medical purveyor U. S. A., r.
N 8 Twenty-sixth, bet Noe and Sanchez
Carroll John M., laborer, r. W s Ferrie, bet Point Lo-
bos Av and ]?ost
Carroll John P., conductor Sutter St. RR.,r. 11 Austin
Carroll Joseph, cigarboxmaker, r. 32 Everett
Carroll Joseph, harnessmaker C. L. Haskell, r. 711
Point Lobos Av
Carroll Joseph, journalist, r. 228 Minna
Carroll Joseph, laundrymau, r. 1326 Fillmore
Carroll Katie Miss, mnfr leather inner soles B. Ex-
pert, r. Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Carroll Lizzie Miss, r. 526 Howard
Carroll Luke, boilermaker, r. 8 Vassar PI
Carroll Maggie Miss, tailoress Samuel Neuberger, r.
454 Jessie
Carroll Margaret, domestic 1840 O'Farrell
Carroll Margaret, widow, r. 505 Fourth
Carroll Mary, domestic NW cor Green and Jones
Carroll Mary Miss, r. 509 Howard
Carroll Mary Miss, r. W s Webster, nr Pacific Av
Carroll Mary, widow, r. 60 Clementina
Carroll Matthew, r. 70 Minna
Carroll Matthew, driver, r. 113 O'Farrell
Carroll Matthew, fireman P. M. SS. Grapada
Carroll Michael, r. 718 O'Farrell
Carroll Michael, laborer, r. Concordia Hotel
Carroll Michael, shoemaker, r. 753 Brannan
Carroll Michael, teamster, r. 962 Mission
Carroll Michael J., bartender, r. 105 Tehama
Carroll Michael J., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
1609 California
Carroll Michael T., stone cutter, r. 711 Point Lobos
Av
Carroll Nellie Miss, saleslady, r. 110 First
Carroll Oliver C, porter, r. 12 Elliot Park
Carroll Owen, r. 1057 Golden Gate Av
Carroll Owen, machinist Pacific Iron Works, r. 127
Langton
Carroll Patrick, r. Concordia Hotel
Carroll Patrick, r. 137 Fifth
Carroll Patrick (Carroll Brothers) r. 1206 Guerrero
Carroll Patrick, driver Mason's Brewery, r. 454 Jessie
Carroll Patrick, driver Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express,
r. 202 Second
Carroll Patrick, foreman Hancock & Kelso, r. Mid-
way, bet Francisco and Bay
Carroll Patrick, laborer, r. 511 Bryant
Carroll Patrick, marble poli.sher, r. 1705 Market
Carroll Patrick, milker, r. SE cor Lombard and Web-
ster
Carroll Peter, porter, r. 157 Minna
Carroll Philip, r. 530 Bush
Carroll Philip, driver Central RR., r. 1057 Golden
Gate Av
Carroll Richard, carpenter, r. 212 Broadway
Carroll Richard, groceries and liquors, 1011 Harrison,
r. 4 Garden
Carroll Richard F., porter, r. 6 Garden
Carroll Richard T. (Carroll, Abrams & Carroll) r. 719
Post
Carroll Rosalind, widow, domestic St. Luke's Hospi-
tal
Carroll Sarah Miss, assorter Seal Rock Tobacco Co.,
r. 840 Silver
Carroll Simeon, foreman Hancock & Eelso, Midway,
bet Francisco and Bay
Carroll Stephen, r. 421Dupont
Carroll Thomas (Carroll Brothers) r. 1206 Guerrero
SUN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ st
West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE, 33 tiEARY ST.
I MAPnnMniinU importer of and deai^r ev coal and pig iron,
J, iflHliUUIlUUUn, 41 Market street, corner Spear.
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Carroll Thomas, laborer, r. 20 Verona
Carroll Thomas, laborer, r. liO Second
Carroll Thomas, longshoreman, r. 38 Natoma
Carroll Thomas, plumber, r. North German Hotel
Carroll Thomas, roofer, r. 4 Garden
Carroll Thomas, shoemaker, r. 121 J4 Gilbert
Carroll Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Carroll Thomas F., clerk Carroll Bros., r. 1206 Guer-
rero
Carroll Thomas J., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
Alameda
Carroll Thomas P., auditor Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, r. 518 Lombard
Carroll William, r. 335 Broadway
Carroll William, r. 2230 Hyde
Carroll William, bag packer, r. 545 Mission, rear
Carroll William, brassfiuisher, r. 54 First
Carroll William, laborer, r. 321 Seventh
Carroll William, plumber, r. W s Sausome, nr Alta
Carroll William, puUout man Pac, Rolling Mills
Carroll William H., carriagepainter, r. 347 Tehama
Carroll William H,, salesman E. H. Jones & ^Co., r.
12U9 Mission
Carroll William J., cigars and tobacco, 310 Post, r. 16
Stockton PI
Carroll William T., bookkeeper Cyrus Adams & Co,.r.
Oakland
Carroll William V. S,, clerk, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 3, S. F. F, D., r. 31 Eleventh
Carroll & Gamper (-John F. Carroll and George
Gamper) wines and liquors, 213-215 Pine
Carron James, laborer, r. 4 Park Av
Carron Peter, with Pac, Pickle Works, r. .529 Filbert
Carrutbers John (Wells, Carruthers & Co.) r. 2405
Buchanan
Carruthers Samuel G., bookkeeper S. W. Eoseustock
& Co., r. 1512 Jones
Carruthers William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Bi^Carruthers. See Carothers and Crothers
Carsen Carl J., musician, r. 27 Oak Grove Av
Carsen Frederick F., fresco painter, r. 27 Oak Grove
Av
Carson and Colorado Railroad Co., S. P,
Smith treasurer, 426 California, room 1
Carson Andrew, blacksmith, r, SW cor Onondaga Av
and Mission
Carson Bernard G., engraver, r, 531 Jessie
Carson Brothers (John B, and James G.) attorneys
at law. 504 Kearny, rooms 9-11
Carson Carrie Miss, with S, Ettinger, r. 1191 Geary
Carson Charles, engineer, r. 440 Second
Carson Charles, seaman, r. 10 ' Jij Jackson
Carson D. O., clerk, r. 655 Washington
Carson Edward, hackman, SW cor Dupont and Post
Carson Edward, jewelry casemaker Antonio Muhs, r.
869 Market
Carson Frank, seaman, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Frederick, watchman Sea Wall, r. 186 Vande-
water
Carson Henry, longshoreman, r. 188 J^ Vandewater
Carson Henry Jr., packer E. Guittard & Co., r. 188M
Vandewater
Carson Henry W., fruit store and bakery, 224 First
Carson Israel, carpenter, r. W s Tennessee, bet Butte
and Sulano
Carson James G. (Carson Brothers) r. 1 Henrietta
Square
Carson John, proptr Junction House, SW cor Onon-
daga Av and Mission
Carson John B. (Carson Brothers) r. 1226 Clay
Carson John F., shoemaker, r. Mission Road, nr In-
dustrial School
Carson John G., seaman, r. 15 Auburn
Carson Joseph, seaman P. C. SS. Bonita, r. 625 Davis
Carson Mary E. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Primary
School, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Matthias N., contractor, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Robert, clerk Fred. H. Busby, r. 1518 Broad-
way
Carson Samuel, mnfrs' agent, 120 Sutter, rooms 7-11,
r. 1509 Scott
Carson Thomas, woodcarver, 158 Shipley, roar
Carson Thomas E., carpenter, r. 25 Glover
Carson William, r. California, bet Leavenworth and
Hyde
Carson William (Dolbeer & Carson) r. Eureka, Hum-
boldt Bay
Carson William, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 5
Bush St. PI
Carss Robert Mrs., widow, groceries, 53 Louisa
Carsten Frederick (Frederick Carsten & Co.) r. 302
Seventeenth
Carsten Frederick & Co. (Frederick Carsten and Louis
Schlot) groceries and liquors, NW cor Seventeenth
and Mission
Carsten Theodore, woodcarver, r..SW cor Sixth and
Howard
8S^ Carsten, See Karsten
Carstens Carsten, cooper, r, 112 Freelon
Carstens George, painter, r. 47}^ Kitch
Carstensen Julius, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Twenty-ninth and Dolores
Carstensen Peter A., fireman, r. 22 Decatur
Carstulovich J. & Co. (J. Carstulovich and Nicholas
Rendich) restaurant, 1022 Larkin
Carstulovich Joliu (J. Carstulovich & Co.) r. 10223^
Larkin
Carswell George W., teamster, 1022 Dupont, r. 428
Hayes
Cartan Charles M.. paperhanger and painter, 1207
Clay
Cartan Frank M. (Cartan, McCarthy & Co.) r. 109 Du-
XJont
Cartan, McCarthy <St Co. (Frank M. Cartan and
Timothy F. McCarthy) wholesale wines and
liquors and distillers' agents, 511-513 Sacramento
Carter A. Mrs., machine operator, r, 20}^ Potter
Carter Anthony, plumber, r, 608 Seventh
Carter Archibald, drover, r. Fourteenth Av, bet R and
S, South S. F,
Carter Barnard B,, cook stmr Humboldt
Carter Benjamin F,, marblecutter John C. Pierce, r.
164 Jessie
Carter Bessie Miss, r, 210 Jones
Carter Charles, waiter, r, 148 Natoma
Carter Charles A,, engineer, r, 235 Stevenson
Carter Charles H.,boilermaker, r. Washington Hotel
Carter Charles H,, contractor, office 328 Pine, r. 327
Fell
Carter David Mrs. f widow, r. 405 Polk
Carter Edward, watchman, r. 417 Main
Carter Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1394 Sanchez
Carter Elizabeth Mrs,, hairdresser, 706 California
Carter E. W. Miss, tailoress, r, 1137 Mission
Carter Faunie B,, widow, r. 5)^ Prospect PI
Carter Frank, teamster, r, 405 Polk
Carter Frank J, I,, plumber, r, 729 J$ Natoma
Carter Frederick F,, butler Col, Charles L. Kilburn,
r. Presidio
Carter George, longshoreman, r. 325 Brj'ant
Carter George B., janitor Nevada Block, r. 1828 Powell
Carter George E., bookkeeper Cutting Packing Co., r.
610 Sutter
Carter George J., waiter, r. 9 Russell
Carter George R., machinist, r. 327 Fell
Carter George W,, woolsorter J, F, Knox, r, Oakland
Carter Gilbert, first mate ship War Hawk, office Acker-
son, Moore & Co,, Pier 10, Steuart
Carter Grace W., widow, r. 6 Wetmore PI
Carter Henry, clerk Catherine Heuschen, r, 1717 Ellis
Carter Henry E,, tinsmith, r. 1151 M Folsom
Carter James, laborer, r. 44 Park Av
Carter James, laborer, r. 1304 Vallejo
Carter James, speculator, r. 72 Natoma
Carter James J., r. 1205 Union
Carter James W., porter, r. 706 California
Carter Jane, domestic 334 Fremont
Carter Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1109 Folsom
Carter John, boatman, D. S. Naval Landing, East St.,
r. 1709^ Jones
Carter John, helper melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 1021 ^ Market
Carter John, juuk dealer, r. nr Ocean View Station
Carter John, laborer, r. 132 Hayes
Carter John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Carter John C, lumberman, r. 36 Natoma
Carter John M., shoemaker, r. 405 Polk
Carter John T., accountant, 513 California, r. 1915
Sacramento
Carter John T., laborer, r. 528 Union, rear
Carter John W. Mrs., r. 124 M Silver
Carter Joseph, shoemaker, r. 528 Union, rear
Carter Joseph H,, operator Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r, 12 Graham PI
Carter Joseph K., clerk U.S, Surveyor-General'B Office,
r. 610 Nineteenth
Carter Margaret, widow, r. 729 Ji Natoma
Carter Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 10 Oak PI
Carter Myron H., teamster, r. 4 Caroline
Carter Patrick, laborer, r. 714 Larkin, rear
JOHN WIGMORE--HARDWOOD LUMBER, 129 !oM7SDearSt.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
826 MARKET NT.,
Mokes a specialty In taking Children's Pletnres.
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Carter Peter, r. 332 O'Farrell
Carter Kebeuea T. Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 44 Sixth
Carter Richard J., plumber, r. 319 Tehama
Carter Robert W., real estate and moueybroker, r. 2623
Clay
Carter S. F., r. 1915 Sacramento
Carter Thomas, contractor, r. 032 Market
Carter Thomas, laborer, r. 1450 Fulton
Carter Thomas B., machinist Cal, Machine Works, r.
1151.'^ Folsom
Carter Thomas J., tailor, 508 Post
Carter Thomas S., solicitor Morning Call, r. 11 Caro-
line
Carter William, laborer, r. 5 Broadway
Carter William E., waiter Palace Hotel Restaurant
Carter William F. (Adams & Carter) r. 1808 Laguna
Carter William H., porter, r. 1705 Leavenworth
Carter William H., stevedore, r. S b Greenwich, nr
Sansome
Carter William H., waiter, r. 617 Mission
Carter William W., salesman Merry, FauU & Co., r.
1810 Jessie
Carthcut James (L. N. Handy & Co.) r. 243 Perry
Cartier Victor, lapidary J. V. Bretonnel, r. 829 Du-
pont
Cartmell James, bricklayer, r. 2110 Green
Cartmell Margaret, widow, r, 634 Howard
Cartmell Robert J., machinist H. W. Rice, r. 534 Six-
teenth ■*
Carto Benjamin F., engineer, r. 1300 J$ Broadway
Carto Charles F., architect, r. 24 Lewis
Carto Jean M. A. Mrs., r. 425 Grove
Carton John, gardener, r. 6 Miles PI
Carton Mary E. Mrs., r. 805 Filbert
Cartopaui Samiiele, vegetableman Campi's Restaurant
Cartwright A. D., clerk general freight office 0. P.RR.,
r. Oakland
Cartwright Charles, carrier Alt^ California, r. 1335
Pacific
Cartwright David S.. teamster, r. 334 J^ Tenth
Cartwright Thomas, longshoreman, r. 1335 Pacific
Cartwright William, waiter, r. 931 Sacramento
Carty Annie Mrs., domestic 18 Laurel PI
Carty George, x^orter, r. 524 Minna
Oarty Luke, groceries and liquors, 1329 Sansome, r.
S s Greenwich, nr Sansome
Carty Michael, cakemaker Pac. Oil- and Lead Works,
r. 1257 Montgomery, rear
Carty Paul, watchman, r. 524 Minna
Carty Peter, porter Brooklyn Hotel
Carty Steven, seaman, r, 24!^ Garden
Carty Thomas, hostler, r. 33 Eddy
Carty Thomas, seaman, r. 232 First
Carusi J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Carusi Mary J. Mrs., ijrincipal Ocean House School,
r. 1604 Larkin
Cariithers George, carpenter, r. 5 Yerba Bueua
Carvell Bernard, laborer, r. 944 Folsom
Carvell Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 944 Folsom
Carvell T. F., proprietor Bay and Lombard Ware-
houses, Sansome. bet Lombard and Greenwich.r.
Oakland
Carver Benjamin F., night inspector Custom House,
r. 604 Sutter
Carvill Almon D., president Carvill Mnfg Co., 7-9
Powell, r. 1328 Golden Gate Av
Carvill Anthony M., brickmason S. F. Gas Light Co.
Carvill James E., wagonmaker, r. 1624 Pacific Av
Carvill Manufacturing Co., Almon D. Carvill presi-
dent. Orrin S. Carvill superintendent, 180-182
Jessie, and 7-9 Powell
Carvill Orrin S., superintendent Carvill Mnfg Co.,
7-9 Powell, r. 1834 O'Farrell
Cary A., student Barnard's Business College
Cary Catherine Miss, r. 28 Mary
Cary Catherine, widow, r. 28 Mary
Cary Cornelius, laborer, r. 1724 Stevenson
Cary Isaac G., barber, r. 929 Washington
Cary James A., life insurance solicitor, r. 36 Geary
Cary James A., painter, r. 134 Fourth
Ciiry Janies C, attorney at law, 420 Montgomery,
room 13, r. 810 Chestnut
Cary Johanna, widow, r. 308 Filbert
Gary John, laborer, r. 308 Filbert
Cary L., student Barnard's Business College
Cary Margaret, widow, r. 0 Moulton PI
Cary Mary Mrs., janitress Irving Primary School
Cary Sarah A., widow, r. 1 Willows Av
Cary Thomas, drayman, 309 Davis, r. 14 Boardman PI
Cary Walter M., draftsman .Etna Irop Works, r. 810
Chestnut
Cary William, laborer, r. 179 Clara
8^" Cary. See Carey
Caryl A. W. Mrs., widow, r. 19 Ellis .
Carzodineho Jos^ F., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Sec,
510 Bush
Casaboune John P., bartender Joseph B. Casaboune,
r. 656 Pacific
Casaboune Joseph B., liquor saloon, 656 Pacific
Casad Martin R., r. 214)4 Sixth
Casamajou Augustus, cook, r. 435 Jessie
Casamajou Victor, r. 637 Broadway
Casanova Henry (F. Daneri & Co.)r. 1007 Union
Casanova Matthias, milker, r. Helvetia Hotel
Casarttto Antonio, teamster, r. 533 Green, rear
Casaretto Gabriel, carpenter, r. 4 Maiden Lane
Casarez Adolph, tinsmith, r. 1706 Mason
Casarez B., compositor, r. 1706 Mason
Casarez Beatrice, seamstress, r. 1706 Mason
Casarez F., tinsmith, r. 1706 Mason
Casarola Luigi, vegetables, r. 1213)^ Kearny
Casarotto Antonio, musician, r. Belvedere House
Casarubio Carmel, widow, r. 512 Vallejo
Casassa Augustino, r. 10 Cadell Alley
Casassa Augustino, confectioner, r. 908 Sansome
Casassa Bartolomeo, laborer, r. 4 Lafayette PI
Casassa Carlo, laborer, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Casassa Carlo, real estate, r. 517 Union
Casassa Charles, vegetable dealer, r. 6 Elm Av
Casassa Charles H., musician, r. 517 Union
Casassa Domenico (Arata & Casassa) r. 1522 Turk
Casassa Eugenio. Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Casassa Francesco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Casassa Giovanni B., Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Casassa Rolando (Muzio, Arata & Casassa) r. 619 Ma-
son
Casassa Stefano (Bacigalupi & Casassa) r. 5 Keyes Al-
ley
Casassa Stefauo, wine dealer, r. 517 Union
Casaurang Francis, butcher Peguillan & Salles, r. K,
bet Sixth and Seventh Avs, South S. F.
Casavecchia Egisto, r. 618 Green
Casavielle Mary Miss, with Mrs. Elodie Cotti, r. 411
Geary
Casaxion Jeanne, cook, 11 Esses
Casclani Salvador, conductor Sutter St. RR.
Cascinelli Angelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cascinelli G. B., vegetables, 34 Colombo Market
Cascius Hotel, Mrs. Margaret Keetfe proptr, NE cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Case Adelaide L., widow, r. 303 Ivy Av
Case Charles E., dentist, oifice and r. 209 Kearny
Case Ervin T., attorney at law, 430 California, room 5,
r. 1203 Pacific
Case George, teamster, r. 1047)^ Market
Case George A., bookkeeper S. W. Bosenstock & Co.,
r. '2338 Washington
Case George A., milkman, r. 1606 Larkin
Case Herbert P., teamster, r. 1606 Larkin
Case Joseph D., agent C. P. RR., Oakland Ferry
Case P. S., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Case Sarah G. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 429 Clementina
Case Thomas J., broker, r. Revere House
Casebeer John P., salesman, r. 514 Bush
Casebolt Henry, civil and mechanical engineer, 420
Montgomery, room 20. and carriage repository,
S s Market, bet Seventh and Eighth, r. 2700 Pierce
Casebolt Ira J., blacksmith, and foreman Hose No. 8,
S. F. F. D.
Casebolt Jacob D., railroad contractor, r. 1832 Filbert
Casebolt Jonathan B., master mechanic Sutter St.
RR.. r. 1509 Pine
Casella Giacomo, drajTuan. r. 514 Green
Casella Gio. Battista, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway
Caselli Andre, scaveugtr. r. E s Lapidge, bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Caselli Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Caselli Frank, clerk, r. 1425}^ Dupout
Caselli Giovanni, r. 1139 Harrison
Caselli Olinto, salesman D. Blagi & Co., r. 1425 )i Du-
pont
Casement Frank, shoecutter, r. W s San Jos^ Av, nr
Twenty-fourth
Casement William K., shipwright, r. W s San Jose Av,
. nr Twenty-fourth
Casentino Pasquale, Italian Bersaglieri Soc. 625
Broadway
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119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House in this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR 1VASIMN« PROMPTl-Y ATTENDED TO
OFFICE. 648 9IAKUI1-:T STREET.
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Casernico Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1517 Dupont
Cases Albert, shoemaker, 702 Broadway
Casewell Jotn, veterinary surgeon, 219 Ellis, r. 212
Ellis
Casey Andrew, salesman T. Curran, r. 20 Stevenson
Av
Casey Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 536 Natoma
Casey Catherine, r. 5 Sheridan
Casey Catherine, widow, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Charles, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Casey Charles H., clerk Morning Call, r. 7 Grand Av
Casey Daniel, butcher, r. 1615 Pine
Casey Daniel, foreman Gower & Oilman, r. 6 Hinck-
ley
Casey Daniel, ironmolder, r. 17 Twenty-second
Casey Daniel, laborer, r. 120 Perry
Casey Daniel, stableman, r. 839 Harrison
Casey Daniel J. , blacksmith, r. 7 Grand Av
Casey Dennis, shoemaker, r. 2023 Hj'de
Casey Dennis, teamster, r. 18 Clinton
Casey Donald, laborer, r. 124 Ei^,'hth
Casey Donald, woodturner, r. 416 Eulton
Casey Edward J., copyist County Clerk, r. 1806 Ellis
Casey Edward M., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
307 Eddy
Casey Edward V/., real estate broker, r. 1806 Ellis
Casey Eliza Miss, teacher music, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Ellen, dome.stic 31 Essex
Casey Eugene, longshoreman, r. Miners' Hotel
Casey Eugene M., plumber, r. 443 Natoma, rear
Casey Frank, waiter J. Ipswitch
Casey Gregory, roaster Charles Bernard, r. 6 Hinckley
Casey Harry J., engraver William E. Goldsmith &
Son, r. 419 Geary
Casey Henry G., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 17 Twenty-
second
Casey Henry H., shoemaker, and extraman Engine No.
10, S. F. F. D., r. 328 Braunan
Casey Hugh, tailor, r. 328 Braunan
Casey J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Casey James (Casey & Montgomery) r. 6 Antonio
Casey James, carpenter Palace Hotel
Casey James, cartman La Grande Laundry, E s Thir-
teenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Casey James, deckhand S. P. C. RR. stmr Garden
City, r. 3 Freelon
Casey James, tiremau C. P. RR. Btmr Transit, r. 625
Second
Casey James, ironmolder, r. 442 Fifth
Casey James, laborer, r. 18 Clinton
Casey James, painter, r. 11}^ Hollis
Casey James B., carpenter, r. 411 J^ Natoma
Casey James J., laundryman, r. Valencia, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Casey James T., teamster, r. France Av, nr Mission
Casey J. B., carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento
Casey Jeremiah, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
Oakland
Casey Jeremiah, laborer, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Casey Jerome, stuccomaker, r. 328 Brannan
Casey J. L., brakeman, r. 832 Folsom
Casey John, carpenter, r. 2 Harrison Av
Casey John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3 Goodsell
PI
Casey John, hostler, r. 115 Second
Casey John, hostler, r. 174 Clementina
Casey John, laborer, r. 441 Tenth, rear
Casey John, longshoreman, r. 512 Mission
Casey John, longshoreman, r. 423 Natoma
Casey John, policeman, r. 412 Minna
Casey John, salesman Geo. B. Knowles k Son, r. 214
Austin
Casey John, shippainter, r. 328 Brannan
Casey John, shoemaker, r. Clementina, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Casey John, shoemaker, r. 908 Folsom, rear
Casey John, tanner, r. 724 Brannan
Casey John E., laundryman La Grande Laundry, r. 24
Nevada
Casey John H., laborer Pac. Boiling Mills
Casey John M., clerk Morning Call, r. 7 Grand Av
Casey John S., ga.sfitter, r. 328 Brannan
Casey Joseph, clerk, r. 1038 Bryant
Casey Joseph A. check clerk Hi hernia Savings and
Loan Soc, r. West Oakland
Ca-sey Joseph L., stuccomaker, r. 328 Brannan
Casey Kate, domestic 1113 Bush
Casey Kate F. Miss, assistant Potrero Primary School,,
r. 328 Brannan
Casey Lawrence, laborer, r. 11 White PI
Casey Lawrence, laborer, r. 1313 York
Casey Maggie, domestic 1528 Clay
Casey Margaret Mrs., milliner, r. 21 Anna
Casey Martin E. F., iJlumber, r. 24 Nevada
Casey Mary, domestic 1295 Van Ness Av
Casey Mary, domestic 309 Leavenworth
Casey Mary Mrs., janitress Irving Primary School
Casey Mary E. Miss, assistant Haight Grammar School,
r. 17 Twenty-second
Casey Maurice, bookkeeper, r. 1612 Jones
Casey M. Francis, mufr boots and shoes, 28 Second
Casey Michael, longshoreman, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Casey Michael, plumber Frederick Raisch, r. 408 Ful-
ton
Casey Minna C, widow, r. 32 Langton
Casey Minnie Miss, saleslady I. West Taber, r. 8 Lily
I Av ♦
I Casey Nellie Miss, millinery, 1003 Mission
I Casey Nellie Miss, dressmaker, 30 Post, r. Manchester
I House
! Casey Nellie A. Miss, shoelitter, r. 17 Twenty-second
Casey Owen, carpenter, r. 1149 Harrison
Casey Owen, groceries and liquors, 1038 Bryant
Casey Patrick, laborer, r. 120 Perry
Casey Patrick, longshoreman, r. 18 First
Casey Patrick, longshoreman, r. Miners' Hotel
Casey Patrick A., assistant miller Bay View Distillery,
r. 307 Eddy
Casey Patrick D., brassmolder, r. 24 Nevada
Casey Patrick D., steward, r. 1011 Harrison
Casey Patrick J., painter, r. 1207 Lagtina
Casey P. C, laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Casey Peter S. Rev., pastor St. Peter's Church, r. cor
Twenty-fourth and Alabama
Casey Richard, carpenter, r. 56i Bryant
Casey Richard M., clerk, r. 561 Bryant
Casey Sarah, domestic 423 Eddy
Casey Sarah, domestic 724 Geary
Casey Sarah M. Miss, r. 17 Twenty-second
Casey Thomas, carpenter, r. 18 First
Casey Thomas, clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., r. 1821
Jessie
Casey Thomas, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. NE cor Sut-
ter and Cemetery Av
Casey Thomas, shoecutter, r. "2023 Hyde
Casey Thomas F., clerk, r. 328 Brannan
Casey Thomas F., ironmolder, r. 49 Natoma
Casey W., laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Casey William, carpenter, r. 433 Minna
Casey William, laborer, r. 113 Clinton
Casey William, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r. 24
Nevada
Casey William, porter, i". 416 J^ Natoma
Casey William F., butcher, r. 328 Brannan
Casey William J., clerk general freight office C. P.
BR., r. 907 Sutter
Casey William P , civil engineer and professor math-
ematics, office 318 O'Farrell, r. 1502 Pine
Casey & Montgomery (James Casey and Robert Mont-
gomery) fruits and vegetables, NE cor Sixth and
Mission
Cash A. B., capitalist, r. 118 Jones
Cash Augusta, cloakmaker, r. 1404 Church
Cash George A., coal oil dealer, r. 1404 Church
Cash George A., laborer, r. 159)4 Perry
Cash John, helper Risdon I.^andL. Works, r. 521 How-
ard
Cash Stillman, r. 150 Clementina
Cash T. M.. cleVk general freight office C. P. ER., r.
705 Shotwell
CashdoUar Charles H., salesman M. J. Flavin, r. Oak-
land
Cashel Francis, r. 817 Mission
Cashel George, salesman Donald McMillan, r. 817 Mis-
sion
Cashel John, porter, r. 746 Howard
Cashen Benjamin, laborer, r. 413 Vallejo
Cashen John, clerk, r. 413 Vallejo
Cashier Gold Mining Co. (Dakota Territory) D. B.
Chisholm secretary, 6 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Cashin D'Arcy M., examiner gaugers' returns Custom
House, r. Oakland
Cashin James D., boilermaker, r. 31 Minna
Cashin James O., collector Mutual Ice Co. ,r. 2023
Webster
Cashin John, superintendent and secretary Mu-
tual Ice Co., 222 Fifth, r. 2023 Webster
Cashin Katie Miss, bookfolder Bartling & Kimball, r.
34 RusB
Cashin Mary E., widow, r. 34 Russ
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Ukanui'acturerH of II01STIN« W<»BHS, CACiKK, JBCCHKTS anU C'ABM.
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Csshin Richard, hostler, r. 408 Ritoh
Cashing Timothy, laborer, r. 223 Linden Av
Cashman Cornelius, harnesscleaner, r. 156 Clemen-
tina
Cashman Daniel (Doyle & Cashman) r. 764 Howard
Cashman Dennis, r. 8 Silver
Cashman James, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Cashman Mary A., widow, agent Gold Cure, r. 1104
Mission
Cashman Mary Ann, widow, furnished rooms, 148
Fifth
Cashman Maurice, shipwright, r. 2 Frederick
Cashman Michael, ironmolder, r. 148 Fifth
Cashman Patrick, painter, r. 148 Fifth
Cashman Richard, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 17 Welsh
Cashman William, pressman, r. 2625 Mission
Cashman William, shipcarpenter, r. 39 Clarence PI
Cashman William F., cajiitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Casiguaro Antonio, laborer, r. 1118 Kearny, rear
Casinet S., forgeman Pac. Rolling Mills
Casini Paris, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Casino Hispauo-Americano, Eugene De Sabla presi-
dent, rooms 220 Sutter
Caslow John, longshoreman, r. 11 Lombard
Caslow Rosy Miss, milliner, r. 33 Hinckley
Casner Jonas, cigar mnfr, 1118 Howard
Cason Joseph H., barber, r. 5 Burritt
Cason Theodore L., caterer, r. 733 Broadway
Casper Cjesar, salesman Sam. Caspur, r. 1014 Geary
Casper George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Casper Sam, , importer human hair and fancy hair
ornaments, 585 Market, r. The Windsor
Casper Samuel, glazier, r. 433 Clementina
Casper Simon, peddler, r. 207 Pacific
Casi>ersen Martiuus, merchant, r. 7 Russ
Casperson Andrew P., seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Cass John J., hardware, locksmith and bellhanger,
366 Third
Cass Richard, expressman, NE cor Front and Market,
r. 1807 Stevenson
Cass Robert, woolsorter, r. 724 Brannan
Cassano Michele, Fishermen's Assn, 307 Broadway
Cassebohm Margaret, widow, lodgings, 1429 Polk
Cassel H., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, NE cor Sutter and
Kearny
Casselini Vincenzo (M. Pedroni & Co.) r. San Gottardo
Hotel
Cassell John, laborer, r. 26 Langton
Cassell John F., mining, 322 Pine, r. 2118 Pacific Av
B^Cassell. See Castle
Casselman Emma Miss, r. 988 Howard
Casselman Louisa Miss, r. 988 Howard
Cassen Albert W., fishdealer, r. 607 Greenwich
Cassen Henry, r. 607 Greeuwich
Cassen Henry C, solicitor, r. 607 Greenwich
B£?"Ca8sen. See Cassin and Casson
Casserly Augustine, law student Lake & HcKoon, r.
848 Van Ness Av
Casserly Edward, porter, r. 402 Broadway
Casserly Eugene, attorney at law, 409 California,
rooms 1-2, r. 848 Van Ness Av
Casserly Mary, widow, r. 4 Virginia
Casserly Mary D., domestic 1112 Stockton
Casserly William, laborer, r. 814 Sansome
Cassidy A. Miss, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 5 Gilbert
Cassidy Andrew, grocecies and liquors, SW cor Valen-
cia and Ridley
Cassidy Andrew E., glassblower, r. 1412 Howard
Cassidy Andrew J., teamster, r. 22 Ash Av
Cassidy Annie Mrs., ironer, r. 108 Hickory Av
Cassidy B. Mrs., widow, r. 250 Locust Av
Cassidy B. C. Mrs., r. 68 Minna
Cassidy Bridget, widow, r. 38 Stanly PI
Cassidy Christopher, laborer, r. 408 Natoma
Cassidy Edward, fruit, SE cor Lyon and Post
Cassidy Edward, litjuor saloon, 113 Natoma
Cassidy Francis, laborer, r. 5 Gilbert
Cassidy Frank, molder, r. 1326 Natoma
Cassidy Frank, stevedore A. C. Freese
Cassidy Frank, woolduster George Abbot
Cassidy Hugh, produce dealer, r. 1326 Natoma
Cassidy J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Cassidy James, laborer, r. 10 Sonora
Cassidy James, laborer, r. 216 Minna
Cassidy James, laborer, r. 533 Sacramento ,
Cassidy James, teamster, r. 913 Battery, rear
Cassidy James B., conductor Geary St. RR.
Cassidy J. C, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Cassidy John, glassblower, r. 10 Tenth '
Cassidy John, horse trainer, r. NW cor Twentieth and
Point LoboB Avs
Cassidy John, teamster, r. 28Jij Gilbert
Cassidy John J., waiter, r. Laurel Av, nr Crescent,
B. H.
Cassidy Joseph, morocco dresser, r. 5 Gilbert
Cassidy M. A. Mrs., news depot, 143 Fifth
Cassidy Maria, domestic 1109 Clay
Cassidy Mary Miss, r. 961 Mission
Cassidy Mary Miss, teacher music, r. 341 Shipley
Cassidy Mary C, widow, r. 321 Golden Gate Av
Cassidy Matthew, cartman, r. 97 Colton
Cassidy Michael, brassmolder, r. 5 Sheridan
Cassidy Patrick, butcher, 204 Twenty-third
Cassidy Patrick, laborer, r. 31 Fifth Av
Cassidy Robert, laborer, r. 31 Fifth Av
Cassidy Thomas, morocco dresser, r. 5 Gilbert
Cassidy William, i^ainter, r. 636 Commercial
Cassidy William, ship carpenter, r. 143 Fifth
Cassie George W., hackman, r. 305 Minna
Cassie William, engineer, r. 153 J6 Third
Cassie William, peddler, r. 19 Ridley
Cassie William Jr.. silversmith, r. 19 Ridley
Cassilly John P., physician and dentist, 132 Fourth
Cassin Cornelius, shoemaker, r. Clara Av, nr Seven-
teenth
Cassin Francis, r. 959 Howard
Cassin Francis Jr., commercial traveler, r. 959 How-
ard
Cassin Julia, domestic 625 Ivy Av
Cassin Martin, laborer, r. NW cor Bush and Steiner
Cassin Mary Miss, r. 9.59 Howard
Cassin Mary Ann Miss, r. 9.59 Howard
Cassin Nellie Miss, shoefitter, r. Clara Av, nr Seven-
teenth
Cassin Patrick J. (P. J. Cassin & Co.) r. 917 Golden
Gate Av
Cassin Peter, shoemaker, r. Clara Av, nr Seventeenth
Cassin Peter F., shoemaker, r. 621 Minna
Cassin P. J. Jil Co. (Patrick J. Cassin) wholesale
liquor dealers and rectifiers, SE cor Battery and
Washington
Cassina Emanuele, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Cassinelli Stephen, liquor saloon, W s San Bruno
Road, nr Wayland
Cassio G. A., barber, 1423 Dupont
Cassock George, coachman 801 Sutter
Cassou Bernard, dairyman, r. W s Girard, nr Silver
Av
Cassou John (Sarthou & Cassou) r. W s Girard, nr
Silver Av
Castagnet Peter (Castagnet & Co.) r. 530 Merchant
Castagnet & Co. (Peter Castagnet and Benoit Biscou)
liquor saloon, 530 Merchant
Castagnetto Giovanni, dry goods, 1234 Dupont
Castagnetto Pietro, groceries, SE cor Dupont and
Green, r. 503 Green
Castagnino Andres, fishmarket, 1341 Dupont
Castagnino Emanuele, carpenter and painter, r. 427
Filbert
Castagnino Pietro, butcher, r. 2 Grand PI
Castaneda Anastacio, jeweler, r. 417 Broadway
Castel Gi orge, furniture polisher and mattressmaker,
415 Powell
Castelhun Frederick J., attorney at law, 609
Sacramento, r. 224 Shotwell
Castelhun Mary A. Miss, principal South Cosmopoli-
tan Primary School, r. 224 Shotwell
Castell B. Stephen, boilercoverer, r. 236 Minna
Castellanos Louisa, domestic 2908 Washington
Castellauos Margarita, widow, r. 323 Montgomery Av
Castello Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Castello Catherine Mrs., widow, r. 532 Green
Castello Henry C, clerk City and County Almshouse,
r. 129 Thirteenth
Castello J. A., r. 444 Brannan
Castello John, engineer, r. 308 Sutter
Castello Patrick H., laborer C. P. RR., r. 233 Minna
Castello Peter, bootblack, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Casten Henry, cooper, r. 411 Pacific
Caster James L., compositor The Argonaut, r, Ala-
meda
Casterline E. P., assistant coiner U. S. Mfttt, r. 504
Powell
Castiano Salvator, factoryhand, r. 1160 Market
Castiglionl Serafino, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Castillano Jose, cigarmaker G. Perazzo, r. E s Broad-
way, bet Stockton and Powell
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St.
J. MACD0N0U6H, Cumberland.
LEHIGH AND ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKB,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Castillar Harrison M., lettercarrier Post OflBce, r. 642
Washington
Castillo Juan Luna, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Castle Albert E., bookeeper Hyman Bros., r. 2535
Mission
Castle Albert E., salesman Castle Bros. & Loupe, r.
1501 Scott
Castle Albert W., laborer John Sposito, r. 607 Green-
wich
Castle Brotliers & Loupe (Walter M. and Frede-
rick L. Castle and Leopold Loupe) importers and
wholesale grocers, 213-217 Front
Castle Charles H., cigars and tobacco, 356 Third, r.
18^ Freelon
Castle Dome Mining and Smelting Co. (Melrose, Ala-
■ meda Co., Cal.) Daniel Buck secretary, 81 Nevada
Block
Castle Frederick. L., capitalist, office 320 San-
some, room 10
Castle James F., teamster, r. SW cor Twenty-ninth
and Mission
Castle John, guard House of Correction
Castle John G.. shipearpenter, r. 544 Howard
Castle Julia, widow, r. 245 Clementina^
Castle Mary, domestic 517 Mason
Castle Michael, capitalist, r. 1501 Scott
Castle Stephen, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
922 Greenwich
Castle Walter M. (Castle Brothers & Loupe) r. 1501
Scott
tfS"Castle. See Cassell
Castleman Susie Miss, r. 14 Mason
Castlen Edward B., bookkeeper J. C. Merrill & Co., r.
2:J7 San Jose Av
Castlen John G. , clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co. , r.
2;j7 Sau Jose Av
Castuer Charles A., sparmaker. Berry, bet Fifth and
Sixth, r. 8IJ1 Hayes
Castner Frederick S., laborer Pac. Boiling Mills
Castolazo Arthur, student, r. lOOii McAllister
Castolazo Lucretia, milliner, r. 700)^ McAllister
Castor Maghin, r. 308 Tehama
Castorina Jesus, packer Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 134
Fourth
Castro Adella Miss., dressmaking, 715 Mission
Castro Albert, mattressmaker H. Frank, r. Oakland
Castro Eloise K. , dressmaker, r. 24 Pinkney PI
Castro Louis, civil engineer and surveyor, 511 Mont-
gomery, r. San Leandro
Castro Philip, clerk Danglada & Co., r. 307 Fourth
Castro William B. , watchman J. B. H. Cooper, SE cor
Sairamento and Octavia
Caswell Albert J., painter, r. 4.33 Greenwich
Caswell Charles F., millhand Union Box Factory, r.
Oakland
Caswell E. E. Mrs., millinery, 28 Post
Caswell Erastus, pianotuner, 647 Market
Caswell George E., r. 28 Post
Caswell George W., clerk William G. Badger, r.
Fruit Valo
Caswell Harvey Mrs., widow, r. 535 Post
Caswell Marion, compositor, r. 2010 Mission
Cas^vell Tliomas H., Grand Secretary Grand
Chapter R. A. M. and Grand Kecorder (irand Com-
maudery Knights Templar, office Masonic Tem-
ple, r. "iOlO Mission
Caswell William, master schr Hercules, Bay View
Distillery Wharf
Caswell William A., r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Catania George, salesman Joseph Catania, r. 12 Ber-
nard
Catania Joseph, fishdealer, 37-39 S. F. Market, r. 12
Bernard
Gate Augustine, r. 618 Stevenson
Gate Charles, bricklayer, r. 632 Natoma
Cate Edward A., chairmaker, r. 632 Natoma
Gate Frank L., housepainter, r. 632 Natoma
Cate Joseph B. (Weir & Cate) r. 34 Oak Grove Av
Cateclii Jolin, proprietor California Fruit Store,
and cigars, tobacco and confectionery, 204 Second
Catelli Mariano, framemaker, r. Toscano Hotel
Catello Viucenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Catelson Fred., bllliarduiaker. r. Turk St. Hotel
Catena Margaret, widow, r. 262 Jessie, rear
Cathcart Alfred B., abstract clerk S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, r. 1924 Stevenson
Cathcart Charles L., bookkeeper J. W. Brown, r. 711
Nineteenth
Cathcart Elizabeth, widow, r. 1922 Stevenson
Cathcart James, cooper, r. 226 Pacific
Cather Leonard R., shoemaker, r. 1110 Harrison
Catich George, cook, r. 813 Stockton
Catlin Amelia G. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. Abbotsford House
Catlin B. F., assistant teacher Industrial School
Catlin James, farmer, r. .520 Sixth
Catlin Jennie Miss, r. 520 Sixth
Catlow John, wholesale butcher, r. 11 Liberty
Caton George R., tailor, r. 1616 Mason
Catou Julius, butcher, r. 1402 Pacific
Cator James, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. Berkeley
Cattarina Emanuel J., fruit, 42o Davis, r. 614 Green-
wich
Cattarina Matthew M., porter, r. 6 Prospect PI
Catterniole CUarles (Charles H. and John C. A.
Cattermole) groceries and liquors, SE cor Mason
and Vallejo, and NW cor Davis and Broadway
Cattermole Charles H. (Charles Cattermole) r. 839
Vallejo
Cattermole Henry J., clerk Charles Cattermole, r. 1526
Mason
Cattermole John C, salesman Charles Cattermole, r.
1526 Mason
Cattermole John C. A. (Charles Cattermole) r. 1526
Mason
Cattermole Luder, stevedore, r. 1526 Mason
Cattini Antonio, clerk Isola & CoUombotti, r. SE cor
Mission and Godey
Catton Anna M., widow, r. 1417 Taylor
Catton Charles H. Mrs., r. 1939 Geary
Catton Frederick R., bookkeeper Falkner, Bell fc Co.,
r. Oakland
Catton Kenneth H., clerk shipping dept Falkner, Bell
& Co., r. 1417 Taylor
Catton William M., cashier Dickson, DeWolf & Co., r.
1417 Taylor
Cattran Joseph H., shipjoiner, r. 516 Folsom
Caubu Peter, milk ranch. Nineteenth Av, bet G andH,
South S. F.
Caufild Thomas, laborer, r. 841 Hayes
Caughell James, captain stmr Mary D. Hume
Caughell John, seaman stmr Mary D. Hume
Caughell Peter, master mariner, r. 2747 Bush
Caughlan John, engineer Chase & Wolfif, r. 1812 Stock-
ton
Caughliu Dennis, hog ranch, Fifth Av, bet L and M,
r. Sixth Av, betL and M, South S. F.
1^" Caughlin. See Coghlan, Coghlin, Coughlan and
Coughlin
Cauley A. B. Mrs., widow, r. 29 Hinckley, rear
Caultield Daniel, laborer, r. 85 West Mission
Caultield Elizabeth Mrs., r. 634 M Natoma
Caultield Henry F. (Caultield & Lynch) r. 228 Bitch
Caultield Joseph J., clerk C. J. Tayac, r. 634J4 Natoma
Caultield Maria Miss, ironer Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 328 Jessie
Caultield Mi«hael H., shoemaker, r. 39 Fifth Av
Caultield Patrick, laborer, r. 337 Shipley
Caultield & Lynch (Henry F. Caultield and Hubert F.
Lynch) cigars and tobacco, 450 Jii Third
Caulson Christina, widow, r. Seventh Av, bet M and
N, South S. F.
Cause William B., waiter, r. 1160 Market
Causse Marius, French laundry, 520 Turk
Cavagnaro Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cavagnaro Domenico, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Cavagnaro Domenico, groceries. 628-630 Broadway
Cavagnaro Fiorenso. r.*618 Green
Cavagnaro Francisco, boots and shoes, 1427 Dupont
Cavagnaro Frank A., clerk F. Daneri & Co.. r. 911
Jackson
Cavagnaro G. B., gardener, 32 Colombo Market, r. Tl-
cino Hotel
Cavagnaro Joseph F., student, r. 911 Jackson
Cavagnaro Lulgl, r. 14 Union PI
Cavagnaro Pasquale, Garibaldi Guird, 423 Broadway
Cavallera Seratino, cabinetmaker, r. 318 Ninth
Cavalletti Charles, r. 828 H Broadway
Cavalletti Democrito, fish and poultry, 22 and 33 New
Metropolitan Market, r. 828 M Broadway
Cavalli George F., purchasing agent Brigham, Hoppe
& Co., r. 313 Geary
Cavalli John, laborer, r. 1107 Montgomery
Cavalli Paul, machinist, 1011 Kearny
Cavallier Jules P., president Justice Mining Co., office
419 California, room 3, r. 701 Stockton
Cavallo Giovanni, baker, r. 3 Gerke Alley
Cavan George, ship joiner, r. 129 Turk
. Cavanagh Agnes, widow, r. 140 Natoma
f ALM, MAPLE, CHERRY
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Spear St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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Cavanagh Charles E., shoemaker, r. 140 Natoma
Cavanagh Charles Kt,, r. White House Hotel
Cavanagh Domlnick, ship carpenter, r. 1117 York
Cavanagh Edward, scroll sawyer, r. 1511 Larkin
Cavanagh Francis J., porter, r. 140 Natoma
Cavanagh James, ship calker, r. 8 Caroline
Cavanagh James, shoemaker, r. 31 Linden Av
Cavanagh Jeremiah, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cavanagh John, clerk, r. 1511 Larkin
Cavanagh John D., bricklayer, r. 417 Stevenson .
Cavanagh Luke, laborer, r. 100 Freelon
Cavanagh Margaret, domestic 1623 Clay
Cavanagh Mary Mrs., r. 11 Mason
Cavanagh Patrick, carriage jpainter, 426 Pacific, r. 11
Mason
Cavanagh Patrick, spinner, r. 5 Alaska PI
Cavanagh Patrick, wood and coal, 1503-1505 Califor-
nia, r. 1511 Larkin
Cavanagh Philip, oiler P. C. SS. Bonita, r. 1100 Powell
Cavanagh Richard, hillman N. B. and M. RE., r. 5
Alaska PI
Cavanagh Thomas, calker; and assistant foreman
Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. S s Harrison, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Cavanagh Thomas C, policeman, r. 103 Natoma
Cavanagh William, bollermaker Eisdon I. and L.
Works
Cavanagh William, harnessmaker, r. 2200 Clay
Cavanaugh Bartholomew, helper melter and refiner's
dept U. S. Mint, r. 26 Turk
Cavanaugh John, porter, r. 1709 Jessie
Cavanaugh Joseph, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
813 Howard
Cavanaugh Julia, widow, r. SW cor Clay and Laguna
Cavanaugh Kate, domestic 506 Eddy
Cavanaugh Margaret, domestic 1121 Pine
Cavanaugh R. H., engineer California St. RE., r. 1419
Larkin
Cavanaugh Thomas, boilermaker, r. 23 Tehama
Cavanaugh Thomas, porter, r. 12 Anthony
Cavanaugh Walter, laborer, r. 127 Welsh
Cavanaugh William M., bookkeeper James T. White
& Co., r. 218 Eddy
B^ Cavanaugh. See Cavanagh, Kavanagh and Kav-
anaugh
Cavano John, r. 719 Pacific
Caverly John M., captain P. M. SS. City of Rio de
Janeiro, r. 1815 Sutter
Cavasso Isidore, mnfr shirts, neckties, etc., 612 Mont-
gomery, r. 1119 Stockton
Cavasso Isidore Jr., clerk Isidore Cavasso, r. 1119
Stockton
Cavell Barney, car driver, r. 2193^ Tehama
Cavendish H., r. 405 Kearny
Caveney John, machinist Geary St. RR., r. 13 J^ Harri-
son Av
Caveney Thomas, cutler, r. 13^ Harrison Av
Caverly Ann, widow, r. 1103 Montgomery
Caverly Mary Miss, r. 250 Clementina
Cavienne Rosalie, domestic 620 Filbert
Caviero Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Caviezel Johan, winekeeper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 9
Varennes
Cavo Augustino, marblecutter F. Marion Wells, r.
Alameda
Cavonia Andre, marblecutter, r. 422 Broadway
Cawley Edward H. , foreman Union Warehouse, r. 13
Verona
Cawley John, fireman U. S. Eevenue stmr Hartley, r.
546 JiJ Mission
Cawley John, porter, r. 30 Natoma
Cawley Mary E., domestic 8 Essex PI
Cawley William, liquor saloon, SE cor Third and
Hunt, r. 210 Third, rear
Oawson Benjamin, foreman S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Cawson James, machinist S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
Cay Rebecca, domestic 42 Russ
Caybergs Felix, carpenter, r. 14J4 Langton, rear
Caybergs Mary Mis., r. 10 Rose Alley
Cayferd Lizzie Miss, teacher Ladies' Pro. and Relief
Soc, E B Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Cayron Louis, lodgings, 518 Mission
Cayvulade Mary, tailoress, r. 906 Pacific
Caywood Charles, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Cazeaax Dominique, proprietor Miners' Restau-
rant, 529-531 Commercial, r. 540 Washington
Cazeaux Jean, butcher, 65 Centre Market, r. 23 Anna
Cazeres Guillaume, butcher, 322 Fifth
Cazes John E., bookkeeper Western Union Tel. Co., r.
Oakland
Cazneau Jennie P., widow, r. 1405 M Folsom
Cazneau L. E. Mrs., widow, r. 511 Stockton
Cazneau William L., clerk, r. 1709 Dupont
Cebrian John C. (Molera & Cebrian) r. 309 Taylor
Cechettini Fedele, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Cecil Amy Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1001 Powell
Cecil John, clerk O. E. and N. Co.'s Wharf, r. 1 Yerba
Buena
Cecil Samuel, machine hand T. Elford, r. 333 Eddy
Cecilia Emilio, bootblack, r. Hinckley, bet Dupont
and Kearny
Cecilia John, bootblack, 20 Leidesdorff, r. Hinckley,
bet Dupont and Kearny
Ceddiey Emma, laundress, r. 1503 Pine
Cederberg Gustav, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Cefous George, cook, r. 113 Virginia
CefouB James, barber, 125 Fifth, r. 110 Prospect PI
Cehnter Daniel, merchant, r. 64 First
Celander Peter, tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Celeste Guigni, r. 627 Broadway
Celestine M., machinist, r. 321 Pacific
Celillo Francisco, barber, r. 10 Pollard PI, rear
Cella Joseph, foreman A. Cafl'erata, r. San Bruno
Road, bet P and Twenty-seventh Av, South S. F.
Cella Loui.'i, scavenger, r. 1518 Howard, rear
Cellarius George G., musician Winter Garden, r. 1604
Mission
Celle Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Celle John B., papercutter, r. 5 Margaret PI
Cellen Michael, marbleworker, r. 410 Twenty-ninth
Celler Mark, clerk S. W. Rosentock & Co., r. 168
Perry
Celler Michael, teamster, r. 168 Perry
13^" Celler. See Seller and Zeller
Cellner William, cigar mnfr, r. 12. Hinckley
Cello Bartolomeo (L. Demartini & Co.) r. 431 Vallejo
Celsi Giuseppe, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Celtic Protective Benevolent Society, rooms 818 How-
ard
Centennial Chair Factory, Charles F. M. Greffe proptr,
141-143 Freelon and 558 Brannan
Centennial Livery Stable, Fitzgerald & Conlou proptrs,
1513-1515 California
Centennial Lodging House, SE cor Drumm and Clay
Centennial Planing Mills, Chapman & Cunningham
proptrs, 566-572 Bryant
Center Alexander, with William T. Coleman & Co., r.
2926 Clay
Center David, plumber, r. 2418 Folsom
Center George L., assayer and metallurgist, r. 617
O'Farrell
Center John, boilermaker, r. 2009 Folsom
Center Jolm, real estate, 420 California, room 15,
r. NW cor Sixteenth and Folsom
Center Samuel H., r. 219}<> Austin
Center William, bookkeeper, r. 244 Shotwell
&^ Center. See Senter
Centlivre Francis, hackman, r. 55 Natoma
Central Gas Co. (The) James W. Burling secre-
. tary, ofiice 413 California, works N s King, bet
Second and Third
Central Hotel, Harry W. Lewis proptr, 217 Broadway
Central House, 814 Sansome
Central Methodi&t Episcopal Church, Rev. Elbert R.
Dille pastor, N s Mission, bet Sixth and Seventh
Central Nevada Live Stock and Land Co., Robert N.
Graves president, Joseph M. Quay secretary, 406
Montgomery
Central Pacific Hotel, John M. Farrell proprie-
tor, 346-348 Fourth
Central Pacific Railroad Co., Leland Stanford
president, Edward A. Miller Jr. secretary ; general
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, passenger
depot Oakland an<l Alameda Ferry, foot Market,
freight depots Fourth, King and Townsend
Central Pacific Railroad Co.'s Building',
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Central Pacific Railroad Co.'s Freight
Depot, SW cor Fourth and Townsend
Central Pacific Railroad Co.'s Steamers,
olfice, 30 Sacramento
Central Pacific Railroad Co.'s Wliarf. foot
Second
Central Presbyterian Tabernacle, Rev. W. J. Smith
pastor, N 8 Golden Gate Av, bet Taylor and Jones
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to Braverman A ILerj
M9 MONTGOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WAMIIINO CAI^L,KI> POK ABiI> I>El.ITf:BED.
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Central Railroad Co., Reuben Morton presi-
dent, Charles P. Le Breton secretary, office 32
Turk
Centre Market, Nathan Dodge superintendent, SE cor
Sutter and Dupont
CepieJonn, baker, r. San Gottardo Hotel
Ceppo Francesco, Italian Ben. Soc, -t'iS Washington
Ceraille Giovanni, laborer, r. 2403 Taylor, rear
Cerba Cyrus, barber, 420 O'Farrell
Cerda Juaii de la Cruz, consul general for
Chile, office and r. 327 Geary
Cereda Innocente, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Cereghino Benedetto, wood and coal, 430 Pacific
Cereghino David, bootblack, r. 423 Pacific
Cereghino David, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Wash-
ington and Montgomery, r. 433 Jackson
Cereghino Giovanni, marble sawyer, r. 11 Union PI
Cereghino Luigi, bootblack, 547 Merchant, r. 327 Val-
leio, rear
Cereghino Magdalena, r. 14 Hinckley
Cereghino Rocco, groceries and liquors, NE cor Vir-
ginia Av and Mission
Cereghino Stetano, bootblack, 527 Kearny, r. Kearny,
bet Pacific and Broadway
Cerelli Domeuico, bootblack, r. 738 Vallejo
Cerelli Lorenzo, bootblack, r. 3 Margaret PI
Cereseto Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cerf Albert (J. Cerf & Co.) r. 2318 California
Cerf Emanuel, expressman, NW cor Mission and
Third, r. 250 Thirteenth
Cerf Harry, stevedore, r. NW cor Howard and Steuart
Cerf J. & Co. (Jules and Albert Cerf) importers crock-
ery and glassware, 517-510 Market
Cerf Jules (J. Cerf & Co.) and president Pacific Build-
ing and Loan Assn, r. 71() Post
Cerf Julia, widow, furnished rooms, 801 Vallejo
Cerf Moses (Blochman & Cerf) r. 1203 Sutter
Ceriala John, r. cor Francisco and Taylor
Cerisola Nicola, boarding, 331 Broadway
Cernogorcevich Costo, bartender, r. 428 Natoma
Cernogorcevich Cristofora, cofl'ee saloon, 15 Vallejo,
and restaurant, NW cor Stockton and Jackson, r.
1711 Jones
Cernogorcevich Teofilo, bartender, r. 24 Wetmore PI
Cerritos Deciderio, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r.l421 3^
Dupont
Cerro Antonio, salesman Lucien Dumas, r. 48 Seventh
Cerson T. L.. janitor U. S. Mint, r. 733 Broadway
Cerutti Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cerutti Joseph J., laborer, r. 9 Calhoun
Cervantes A. Leon, tailor, r. 1412 Powell
Cervelli AUesandro, oysterman Joseph Giusti, r. 12
High
Cervelli Ernesto, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 025 Broad-
way
Cervelli Francesco, Italian Bersaglieri Soc.,625 Bdwy
Cervelli Rafael, saloonkeeper, r. 5U) Greenwich
Cevasco Antone, peddler, r. (i Russell
Cevasco Giovanni Battista, publisher and pro-
prietor La Voce del Popolo, 535 Washington, r.
1811 Powell
Cev&sco Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
ChabotEmil, machinist, r. Ill Natoma
Chabree Louis, tailor, r. 841 Pacific
Chabree Onisinie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 84J. Pacific
Chace^V: Wilson (Henry B. Clhace and James H. Wilson)
sawing, planiiij^ ami moulding mufrs, 12(J Main
Chace Henry B. (Cliace .S Wilsoul r. 212C Broderick
8^"Cha(e. See Chase
Chacon Jesus, saddletree maker, r. 5 Pollard PI
Chadbourne Charles F., salesman Kittle & Co., r. Ala-
meda
j Chadbourne Forrest S. (F. S. Chadbourne & Co. and
Rieman k Co.) r. 1100 Bush
Chadbourne F. S. «&Co. (Forrest S. Chadbourne)
importers and manufacturers furniture and bed-
ding, 735 Market
Cliadboiirne Jubez, attorney at law, 528 Califor-
nia, room 8, r. Oakland
Chadboiurne Joshua (Rider, Somers & Co.) r. 828 Treat
Av
Chadbourne Levi, clerk John Burnap, r. 420 Leaven-
worth
Chadbourne Samuel W. (Wright & Chadbourne) r.
808 Filbert
Chadbourne Thomas J., proptr Eclipse Cracker Bak-
ery, 1412-1420 Dupont, office 214 Sacramento, r.
Centreville, Alameda Co.
Chadbourne Vinnie Miss, milliner Mrs. E. T. Skid-
more
Chadsey John F., carpetbeater, r. 448 Guerrero
Chadsey William R., mining engineer, r. Revere
House
Chadwick Charles, liquor saloon. Seventh Av, nr
Golden Gate Park
Chadwick Frank R., exchange teller Donohoe, Kelly
li Co., r. Berkeley
Chadwick Nathaniel G., builder, r. 1937 Broadway
Chadwick Nathaniel M., messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express, r. East Oakland
Chaftee, Gilbert & Bonestell, merchants (San Buena-
ventura, Cal.) office NE cor Front and Clay
ChattVe William R., r. Grand Hotel
Chaigneau Alfred (A. Chaigneau & Co.) r. 216 San Jose
Av
Chaigneau A. & Co. (Alfred Chaigneau) label printers,
536 Clay
Chaigneau Victoria, widow, r. 216 San Jos^ Av
Challenge Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.)
W. E. Dean secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Challeri Louisa, domestic 1120 Washington
challiol Charl es, r. 12 Dale PI
Challman Peter, waiter, r. 906 Market
Chalmers Annie B. Miss, principal Lombard St.
Primary School, r. 1528 California
Chalmers Belle S., widow, r. 2002 Sacramento
Chalmer.s Hugh, r. 27 Geary
Chalmers James C, office 215 Sansome, room 8, r.
Brunswick House
Chalmers John C, cashier H. H. Noble & Co., r. W s
Scott, nr Clay
Chalmers T. Mrs., teacher Lincoln Evening School,
r. Brunswick House
Chalmers William, drayman, 537 Market, r. 716 Capp
Chalmers William L., speaial agent and adjuster
Hutchinson & Mann, r. 1210 Mission
Chaloner Richard, plumber, r. 916 Jones
Chamber of Conxinerce, rooms Merchants' Ex-
change Building, secretary's office with S. Foster
& Co., 20-28 California
Chamberlain Abbie, widow, janitress South End
School, r. W s William, nr Henry
Chamberlain Albert P., machinist, r. 37 Second
Chamberlain Benjamin F. W., hackmau, r. 17 Powell
chamberlain Charles, seaman, r. 305 Fifth
Chamberlain Charles H., receiver U. S. Land Office.
OlU Commercial, r. Oakland
Chamberlain Edward, plumber Charles Waters, r.
Alabama, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Chamberlain Charles S.,managerJudson Horse
Nail Co., 402 Front, r. San Quentin
Chamberlain Eugene E., telegraph operator, r. 912)^
Laguna
Chamberlain Frank E., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
Berkeley
Chambei;lai"n George S., r. Columbia Hotel
Chamberlain Harry L., carriage trimmer, r. 608 Leav-
enworth
Chamberlain Henry L., commission merchant, r. 608
Leavenworth
Chamberlain Louis C, compositor, r. Pacific Lodg-
ings
Chamberlain Mary E., widow, r. 912 >4 Laguna
Chamberlain Paul P., painter, r. 240 Sutter
Chamberlain R. H., driver S. F. Laundry, 33 Geary
Chamberlain William, bookkeeper, r. Milton House
Chamberlain William, butcher Felix Uri
Chamberlain William, laborer, r. 23 Baldwin Court
Chamberlain William B., letter carrier Post Office, r.
lOUS Powell
Cliamberlaiu William E. Jr. (Chamberlain*
Robinson) and principal actual business depart-
ment Pacific Business College, 320 Post, r. 411
Ellis
Chamberlain William H., clerk auditor C. P. RR., r.
Oakland
Chamberlain Willis, carpenter, r. 91 1 Laguna
CHAMBERLAIN & ROBINSON <wiuiam
K. ( hunibf rluin Jr. and Tltomas A.
Robinson) proprietors Paciiic Business
College, 3'40 Post
Chamberlin Charles C, sash, door and blind maker,
574 Braunan, r. 515M Bush
Chamberlin Dudley W., clerk Albert Eber, r. 124)4
Silver
Chamb. rlin Edwin Jr.. plumber, r. SW cor Columbia
and Precita PI, B. H.
Chamberlin Edwin G., machinist Point Reyes Light
House, r. SW cor Columbia and Precita PI, B. H.
Gil/ r\t Am/ O r^r\ 645 Markot St.. Whole-nlcmxl R-tall(!fnlersin l»aper
. W. CLARK & CO. INfERioR DECORAtSrS, IS""*^-"' ""^ "'^^ "" "^ ^^'"''"^
Shade MaterlaU and Fixtures.
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, ^'!>P^*?^ -^o.r W«RK«,.2,3 rre™«nt *tree,.
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Chamberlin Ellen Mrs., saleslady S. MoBgrove& Bro.,
r. 15^ Sixth
Chamberlin John L., second lieutenant First Artill-
ery, U. S. A., Alcatraz Island
Chamberlin Lowell A., first lieutenant First Artillery,
U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Chamberlin William, cashier Hale & Co., r. 916 Hyde
Cliamberlin William, proprietor Beresford
Hotel, NW cor Bush and Stockton
Chambers A. J., mining, 217 Sansome, room 9, r. Oak-
land
Chambers Alexander W., carpenter, r. 619 Fulton
Chambers Annie Mrs., forewoman E. D. Nolan & Co.,
r. 858 Mission
Chambers Bridget, widow, r. N s Twelfth Av, bet N
and P, South S. F.
Chambers Carrie M., widow, r. 615 Lombard, rear
Chambers George (Gladding, McBean & Co.) r.
Chicago, 111.
Chambers George, waiter stmr Humboldt, r. 32 Davis
Chambers George L., watchman Pioneer Lead Works,
r. 116 Third
Chambers Harry L., superintendent E. D. Nolan &
Co., r. 858 Mission
Chambers James, quartermaster P. M. SS. City of
New York
Chambers James C, r. cor Castro and Twenty-fourth
Chambers Simeon P., carpenter, r. 629 Fulton, rear
Chambers Thomas, clerk, r. 35 South Park
Chambers Thomas, porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 30
South Park
Chambers Thomas J. A., clerk, r. 615 Lombard, rear
Chambers Urial, waiter J. B. Jaques, r. 858 Mission
Chamey Ernst, cook Charles Kopp,r. 104 Seventh
Chamois John, salesman H. Levison, r. 1117 Stockton
Champagnet Alphonse, laundryman, r. SE cor Seven-
teenth and Valencia
Champeaux Caroline Miss, r. 429 Bryant
Champion Hall, N s Butte, bet Kentucky and Solano
Champion Israel, pilot, r. 662 Mission
Champion Joseph, molder, r. 759 Howard
Champion Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Butler Burris
secretary, 2-3 Nevada Block
Champion T. E., bookkeeper International Hotel
Champlin Calvin H., bookkeeper Doyle & Wilson, r.
Lick House
Champreux Alfred, brassmolder, r. 328 Spear
Champreux Gustave, brassfinisher, r. 328 Spear
Chancel Jules, French laundry, 2405 California
Chandler Augustus W., painter, r. 65 Everett, rear
Chandler Charles, r. 1907 Stockton
Chandler Edward Mrs. , r. 819 Post
Chandler Edwin J., salesman, r. 1814 O'Farrell
Chandler Emma F., ladies' hairdresser, r. 107 Bernard
Chandler Etta Miss, dressmaker, r. 421 Powell
Chandler Frances P., widow, r. 200 Ellis
Chandler George, tailor Edward Read, r. 2808 Howard
Chandler George C, painter, r. Eleventh, bet Harri-
son and Bryant
Chandler John H., advertising solicitor, r. 419 Geary
Chandler John J., bellman Occidental Hotel
Chandler Kate Mrs., domestic 903 Battery
Chandler Maria, widow, r. 1814 O'Farrell
Chandler Martha A., widow, r. 1939 Geary
Chandler R. D., coal and iron, and agent Eastport
Coos Bay coal, office 118-120 Pacific, r. SE cor
Chestnut and Hyde
Chandler Richard, plumber and gasfitter, 641 Sutter,
r. 916 Jones
Chandler Robert F., cook, r. 107 Bernard
Chandler Robert H., clerk R. D. Chandler, r. 1814
O'Farrell
Chandler Russell H., clerk, r. 31 Fifth Av
Chandler Thomas, president Seaman's Boarding Mas-
ters' Assn, r. 1022 Moutgiuuery
Chandler T. H., merchant, 205 Sacramento, r. 1320
California
Chandler William F., bookkeeper Huntington, Hop-
kins & Co., r. 814 California
Chandler WlUiam H., speculator, r. 1425 California
Chandler William S.. steward P. C. SS. Los Angeles,
r. S s Duncan, bit Guerrero and Dolores
Chandos B. G., r. Grand Hotel
Ohaney Frank S., seaman, r. 112 Eleventh
Chans' Yeou Farn, physician, office 742 Wash-
ington
Change House or Stevenson Building, Mrs. C. J. Fur-
man proptr, SW cor Montgomery and California
Channell Brackett F., capitalist, 419 Clay, r. Alameda
Chantry David, hostler, r. 62 New Montgomery
Chapeau Louis, machinist, r. 1620 West Mission
Chapel Deodatus, machinist and engineer, r. 128 Fran-
cisco
Chapel Sophie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 128 Francisco
Chapelain Cliarles, r. 25 Lafayette
Chapelin Jean, laundryman, r. 7 Jasper PI
Chapin Charles W., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 318
Sutter
Chapin Chauncey C, watchman, r. 830 Folsom
Chapin Edgar W., clerk auditor M. P. and M. dept
G. P. RR r. 320 Turk
Chapin FiankE., starter Cal. St. RR., r. 1607 Cali-
fornia
Chapin George W.,real estate agent and publisher Real
Estate Price List, 238 Montgomery, r. 9 Second Av
Chapin Hamilton B., cutter Main & Winchester, r.
418 Sutter
ChapinJohn H., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 126M
Silver
Chapin John W., teamster C. Pillsbury, r. E s Minne-
sota, bet Mariposa and Solano
Chapin Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 830 Folsom
Chapin Samuel A., mining, r. 1016 Bush
Chapin William C, mining, r. 22 Glen Park Av
Chaijlin George M., helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Chaplin James, office 412 Market, r. Alameda
Chaplin Samuel, bookkeeper Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 313 Fremont
Chapman Annie E., widow, r. 814 California
Chapman Benjamin F., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71
New Montgomery
Chapman Charles, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, r, 141 Chestnut
Chapman Charles C, salesman C. Herrmann & Co., r.
215 Post
Chapman Edmund B., clerk James F. Chapman & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Chapman Edward, laborer, r. Presidio Reservation,
nr Mountain Lake
Chapman Edward K, advertising clerk S.F. Chronicle,
r. 122 Turk
Chapman Frank, bookkeeper, r. 27 Geary
Chapman Frank F., plumber, r. 631 Fulton
Chapman Frank M. (Hinman& Chapman) r. 203 Powell
Chapman Frederick Y., printer, r. 814 California
Chapman George, laborer, r. 221 Fifth
Chapman Harvey W. Rev., r. 2434 Pine
Chapman Hawley, elocutionist, r. 1007 Jackson
Chapman Henry, mnfg jeweler, 608 Merchant, r. Oak-
land
Chapman Howard (Chapman & Cunningham) r. 1106
McAllister
Chapman James, cook New York Bakery, r. 1 Alabama
Chapman James, master mariner, r. 141 Chestnut
Chapman James, seaman, r. 100 3^ Jackson
Chapman James B., clerk delivery dept Well^, Fargo
& Co.'s Express, r. 141 Chestnut
Chapman James F. (James F. Chapman & Co.) r.
East Oakland
Chapman James F. <& Co. (James F. Chapman)
shipping and commission merchants, 22 California
Chapman James H., tinsmith, r. 129 Freelon
Chapman James W., compositor, r. 510 Greenwich
Chapman Jessie Miss, actress Bella Union Theatre, r.
312 Mason
Chapman John, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Chapman John B., laborer, r. 2110 Powell
Chapman John E., cabinetmaker Linforth & Rawlings,
r. 510 Greenwich
Chapman John J., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2110
Powell
Chapman John P.-, treasurer Baldwin Theatre, r. 120
Eddy
Chapman Joseph, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
nr Marine Hospital
Chapman Kittle Miss, actress, r. 312 Mason
Chapman Louis B., assistant secretary Giant Powder
Co., r. 513 Taylor
Chapman M.<iL. Mrs., r. 5'> Second
Chapman Philip, carpenter, r. 44 Sixth
Chapman Ralph J., piano mover, NW cor O'Farrell
and Stockton, r. 513 Taylor
Chapman Robert, letter carrier Post OfiBce, r. 631 Ful-'
ton
Chapman Robert E., health inspector, office 14 O'Far-
rell, r. W 8 Sanchez, bet Army and Twenty-sev-
enth
Chapman Robert M. Rev., r. 2414 Sutter
Chapman Rockwell S., compositor, r. 11034 Turk, rear
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Washing Called for and Delivered
OFFICK. 33 CEABY ST.
I MArnnMniirU importer of and dealer in coal, and pig iron,
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Chapman Rosa, widow, lodgings, 227 Ellis
Chapman Russell, real estate ageut and insur-
ance broker, 317 Montgomery, Nevada Block, r.
San Rafael
Chapman Thomas, first officer P. M. 8S. Colima, r.
945 5^ Folsom
Chapman T. M. Mrs., r. 80-t Webster
Chapman Valerie, widow, r. 1123 Ellis"
Chapman Wilfred B. , agent Universal Marine
Insurance Co. (limited of London) office 123 Cali-
fornia, room 17, r. Union Club
Chapman William, laborer, r. 916 Montgomery
Chapman William R., with Charles A. Reiners & Co.,
r. 631 Fulton
Chapman William S., real estate, 306 Pine, room 6, r.
Palace Hotel
Chapman <& Cunningham (Howard Chapman
and P. R. Cunningham) •proprietors Centenial
Planing Mills, 5(>6-.572 Brannan
Chapp Philip, carpenter and builder, r. 44 Sixth
Chappell George A., student, r. 609 >a Howard
Chappell Inkerman N., conductor Market St. RR., r.
1207 Steiner
Chappell Joseph J., clerk Christy & Wise, NE cor
Fifth and Townsend
Chappell M., r. 228 Eleventh
Chappell Peter, merchant, r. 228 Eleventh
Chappell Scott R., traveling auditor C. P. RR., r. Ala-
meda
Chappell William, expressman, cor Mission and
Sixteenth, r. 646 Seventeenth
Chapuis Bertha Mme., teacher French, r. Ill Valpa-
raiso
Chapuis Eugene, teacher languages, r. 217 Third
Chaquette Ephraim, engineer, r. 715 Hayes
Charbonuat August, driver Lemoine, Turel & Co., r.
636 Pacific
Charbonnat Paul, barber, r. 54 Minna
Charbonnel Henri, day inspector Custom House, r.
6U2 Fourth
Chard George H., foreman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. W s
Clipper, bet Diamond and Douglass
Chard George R., pharmacist Henry Staub, 8W cor
Sutter and Larkin
Chard Heury C, stone cutter, r. 16 Antonio
Chard Katie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 16 Antonio
Chard William A., bartender, r. 2 Central PI
Chariot Jnseph, jeweler Levison Brjs., r. 38 Langton
Charland John, shoemaker, r. 528 Stevenson
Charles Francois, tailor, r. 605 Broadway
Charles Frank, cook City and County Alms House
Charles Harry, laborer, r. 6 Jansen
Charles Henry A., mining secretary, 419 Califor-
nia, room 21, r. 2417 Pacific Av
Charles Hermann, clerk, r. 212 Hickory Av
Charles Richard, r. 2113 Fillmore
Charles S., r. Lindell House
Charles William H., printer, r. 6 Jansen
Charleston D. M., third engineer P. M. 8S. City of
New York, r. 503 Folsom
Charlesworth James C. assistant engineer California-
and Nevada Ice Co., r. 356 Tehama
Gharleton Constantine E., r. 2603 Bush
Charlock William H., night watchman Craig & Krem-
ple, r. 325 O'Fairell
Charlock William H. Jr., salesman Davis Bros., r. 325
O'Farrell
Chariot Marie A. Mme., hair store, 1618 Polk
Charlsen John, captain schr Ellen Adelia, r. 71134
Minna
Charlsun John, salesman Joseph Lucier, r. 2323 }fi
Pine
Charlton Edward, r. 1612 Jessie
Charlton Harry E., engineer, r. 863 Folsom
Charlton Isaac, mechanical engineer, r. 547 Mission
Charlton John C. , r. .521 Franklin
Charmak H. & Co. (Herman Charmak and David
Cohen) watches and jewelry, 846 Market
Charmak^Herman (H. Charmak & Co.) r. 1918 Sutter
Charneau Pierre, Societe Culinaire Francaise, 510
Bush
Cbarpiot Adeline, widow, r. 632 Green, rear
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co. (Hartford,
Conn.) Frank Eno attorney, 528 California, room 1
Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market
Charter Oak Livery Stable, Sheffer & Ayers
proprietors, 775 Market
Charteris James, watchman O. and O. SS. Gaelic
Charters Alexander, r. New Continental Hotel
Cbartier Auguste, liquor Saloon, 324 Sixth
Charton Joseph M., vrtne merchant, r. 1231 Stockton
Chartres James G., r. Winchester House
Chartrey Raoul, manager City Iron Works, r. Ala-
meda
Chase Albert, physician, office and r. 652 Market
Chase Andrew K., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
Chase Benjamin F., watchman U. S. Sub-Treasury, r.
606 Montgomery
Chase Charles F., milk ranch, Greenwich, bet Pierce
and Scott
Chase Charles J., stevedore, r. 420 Folsom
Chase Charles M., auctioneer, r. 823 O'Farrell
Chase Edward C, bookkeeper Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
Chase E. H. Mrs., r. 229 Geary
Chase Elizabeth A., widow, medium, r. 532 )<5 Bush
Chase Ella Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary School,
r. 524 Jones
Chase Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 119 Ellis
Chase Frank H., journalist Evening Post,r. 214 O'Far-
rell
Chase George K., mnfr fanning mills, 52 First, r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Chase George M., engineer, r. 811 Mason
Chase George W., teamster, r. 9'20 Harrison
Chase Gilbert P., teamster, r. 413 Brannan
Chase Harrison O. . law student, r. 121 Turk
Chase Harry F., stevedore, r. 1518 Mason
Chase Henry A., compositor, r. 832 California
Chase James B. (Chase & Wolff) r. 1518 Mason
Chase James M., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 335
Fourth
Chase J. B., carpenter, r. 321 Pacific
Chase John G., carpenter and builder, r. 33 Powell Av,
B. H.
Chase Joseph, carpenter, r. 920 Harrison
Chase M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 524 Jones
Chase Nathaniel, driver O. Lawton & Co., r. 609 Mar-
ket
Chase N. L., clerk, r. 115 Ellis
Chase Quincy A. (Kohler & Chase) r. Oakland
Chaae Robert P., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 121 Turk
Chase Robert P. Jr., shoe mnfr, 869 Market, r. 121
Turk
Chase Sarah F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 17 Ellis
Chase W. B., attorney at law, r. 1104 Mission
Chase William T., carpenter, 250 Steuart, r. 23 Market
Chase William V. Mrs., r. 148 Silver
Chase William W. (W. W. Chase & Co.) r. 1906 Mason
Chase Winfield S., carriagemaker, r. 419 Filbert
Chase W. W. & Co. (William W. Chase and Richard
M. Collins) commission wholesale and retail deal-
ers hay, grain and feed, 1912 Market
Chase & Wolff (James B. Chase and Charles
Wolff) stevedores, 900 Front
l^"Chase. See Chace
Chassagne Leon (E. A. Jaujou k Co.) r. 1830 Powell
Chateau C. A., porcelain painter Ackerman Bros., r. 5
Ashburton PI •
Chateau M. A. Mrs., widow, midwife, r. 15 Stockton,
rear
Chatelaine Honore, laundryman, r. 81534 Vallejo, rear
Chatelier Frances P., domestic 191 Hyde
Chatham Rowland, miller, r. SE cor Carolina and Mar-
iposa
Chatham Sarah Miss, teacher Clarke Institute, r. 239
O'Farrell
Chatman Beveily, r. a30 Treat Av
Chatterton James, sailmaker, r. 140 Fourth
Chattin Ed-wartl (King & Chattin) notary public
and commissioner deeds, 442 California, r. 2199
Devisadero
Chanche Adrien G.,importer and wholesale deal-
er foreign and native wines, 615-C17 Front, r.
Oakland
Chauncey John, teamster, r. 448 Guerrero
Chauncey Henry N., commission merchant, 109 Cali-
fornia
Chauvel Jean, laundry, 411 Sixth
Chave Charles, steward Joseph S. Marshall, r. 520
Bush
Chaves Jose P., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Chavey (Ji^orge. r. 621 Pine
Chaviz Guadalupe Mrs., milliner, r. 29 Hinckley, rear
Cheater James, milker, r. W s San Bruno Road, opp
Fifteenth Av
Chebokar Michael, porter, r. 21 Glover
CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 speae st. JOHN WIGMORE
G. D. MORSE,
PnOXOUBAPHER, 886 MARKET ST.
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Cheesuian David W., farmer, r. 317 Third
Cheesruan Franklin S., groceries and liquors, 826
Twentieth
Cheesman G-eorge 8., clerk Hy. Balzer & Co., r. 324
Fremont
Cheesmau H. A. Mrs.,' dressmaker, r. 36 Geary
Cheesman Morton, capitalist, r. 324 Fremont
Cheesman Robert B., wharfbuilder, r. 237 Baitlett
I3^"0heesman. See Chessman
Cheever Fannie R., widow, r. 26 Essex
Cheever Moses R., dairy produce, 37 Centre Market,
r. Prospect Av, nr Powell Av, B. H.
Cheever Silas G., advertising agent Call ofllce, r. 7
Fair Av
Cheffers Alfred, shipcarpenter, r. NE cor El Dorado
and Jersey
Cheffers Charles, shipcarpenter, r. NE cor Bl Dorado
and Jersey
Cheignon Adolphe, bakery, 814 Howard
Cheignon Adolphe Jr., clerk P. G. Sabatie & Co., r.
814 Howard
Cheignon Edmund, clerk Lemoine, Turel & Co., r.
814 Howard
Chelini Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Chelini Lazzar, iruits and vegetables, 528}^ Third
Chell Eliza, lodgings, 12 Harlan PI
Chella Amelia Miss, shirtmaker, r. 13G Lily Av
Chella Anita Miss, shoefitter, r. 9 Sonora
Chella G. B., laborer, r. .511 Green, rear
Chella Louisa Miss, r. 136 Lily Av
Chella Louisa Miss, teacher music, r. 9 Sonora
Chella Luchiui, vocalist, r. 9 Sonora
Chella William, vocalist, r. 9 Sonora,
Chelman Henry, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Chelser Louis, cigar dealer, r. 131 Fifteenth
Cheminant Alexis S., bookkeeper William Letts Oli-
ver, r. Alameda
Cheneau C. Mrs., French Laundry, 430 Geary
Cheneau Charles, laundryman, r.430 Geary
Chenery Charles E. Jr., clerk C. W. M. Smith, r. 1714
Clay
Chenery Elizabeth W., widow, r. 1714 Clay
Chenery Walter H., shorthand writer, r. 2609 Sac
Cheney Abbie Mrs., teacher music, r. 707 Post
Cheney Albert B., teacher music, r. 707 Post
Cheney Jesse, r. 405 Kearny
Cheney John E., capitalist, r. 704 California
Cheney John V., teacher music, r. 707 Post
Cheney Merrick L. (Egbert & Cheney) r. Oakland
Cheney Warren F., assistant editor The Californian,
office 408 California, r. Berkeley
CTufeng Bing, Vice Consul China and interpreter,
office and r. 917 Clay *
Chenhalls Eliza Mrs., r. 681 Mission
Chenorth Richard, carpenter, r. 1068 Howard
Ohenot Eugene, wines, liquors and cigars, 258 Fourth,
r. 802 Folsom
Chenoweth Edward D., sign painter, r. 131 Dolores
Chenoweth Wellington H., house painter, r. 131 Do-
lores
Chepernich Lu^e, fruits and candies, SE cor Clay
and Stockton
Chepernich Steve, bartender, r. 1108 Stockton
Cherighino Jean Baptista, laborer, r. 7 Jasper PI
Cherighino John, bootblack, 305 California, r. 14
Hinckley
Cherighino John, bootblack, r. 414 Vallejo, rear
Cherighino Stefano,bootblack,r. 3 St Charles PI
Cherokee Gold Mining Co. (Plumas Co.) A. Halsey
secretary, 328 Montgomery room 7
Cherokee Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) W. E. Dean,
secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Cherry Addie C. Miss, assistant Union Primary
School, r. 32 John
Cherry Edgar, solicitor Evening Bulletin, r. 126 Bart-
lett
Cherry Edgar, stationery, 521 H Valencia
Cherry Frank W. (Cherry & Tolles) and official short-
hand rejjorter Police Court No. 1, r. 850 Market
Cherry Jennie C. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 32
John
Cherry John, cellarman A. Anstett & Co., r. 725
Green
Cherry John, miner, r. 12 Ba'iks
Cherry John W. , County Recorder, Hall of Re-
cords, new City Hall, r. 32 John
Cherry Mamie Miss, r. 50 Clementina
Cherry k Tolles (Frank W. Cherry and Charles H.
Tollt'B) ofHciai short-hand reporters, Police Court
No. 1, office 636 Clay
Cherubinl Francesco, Fishermen's Assu, 307 Broadway
Cherwell Charles, seaman, r. 23 Jansen
Chesebrough Andronicus (Williams, Dimond & Co.)
r. Oakland '
Chesley diaries P., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 7.54 Howard
Chesley George W. (Sacramento) W. H. Bremer agent,
310 Sacramento
Chesley Lucy H., widow, r. 2406 Mission
Chesneau E., cook, r. 105 Prospect PI
CUesney D., wines and liquors, 133 Sixth, NE cor
Natoma
Chessman Edward E., bootmaker, r. 3 Dale PI
8^"Chessman. See Cheesman
Chester Charles, expressman, r. 9 Pollard PI
Chester Charles H., bookkeeper La Grande Laundry,
r. 124 Fourteenth
Chester Frederick (Fcederick Chester& Co.)r. 30 Post
Chester Frederick & Co. (Frederick Chester) dry
goods, 102 Kearny
Chester George, peddler, r. .571 Sixteenth
Chester House, Mrs. M. A. Hall proptr, 106 Post
Chester John, special policeman, and assistant fore-
man Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 1219 Stockton
I Chester Louis, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 32 Second
Chester Martin T., captain schr Halcyon, office 22Cal-
: ifornia
I Chetney George, produce, r. 109 Montgomery
Chetwood Joseph T. (Rebman & Chetwood) r. 108. Mc-
Allister
Chetworth George, fireman P. M. SS. South Carolina
Chevalier Albert Mrs., widow, r. 730 Geary
Chevalier Alexander B. L., cooper, 322 Jackson, r.
NW cor Jackson and Powell
Chevalier Annie, widow, lodgings, 832 Folsom
Chevalier Clotilde, widow, r. 1028 Washington
Chevalier Emil, liquor saloon, r. 1311 Powell
Chevalier Ernest L., r. 832 Folsom
Chevalier F. & Co. (Fortune Chevalier) importers
wines and liquors, 520-522 Washington
Chevalier Fortune (F. Chevalier & Co.) r. 1311 Powell
Chevalier George F., bookkeeper F. Chevalier & Co.,
r. 1311 Powell
Chevalier Louis M., barber, r. 817 Montgomery
Chevalier Louisa, widow, r. 1009 Buchanan
Chevalle William, employee Seal Rock Tobacco Co.
Chevalley Amy G. Miss, dressmaker, r. 114 Virginia
Chevalley Susan M., widow, r. 114 Virginia
Chevannier Armaud, paper carrier, r. 1611 Powell
Chevannier Justine, widow, r. 1011 Powell
I CIie~vassus Edouard, paying teller Lazard Freres
; and agent French Board Underwriters, 205 San-
I some, r. 1710 Fillmore
' Chevassus Louis, barber, r. NE cor Montgomery and
! Pacific
I Chevers Helena Mrs., r. 822 Lombard
Chevers John M., compositor, r. 822 Lombard
j Chevesich Adolph, pressman A. Chaigueau & Co., r.
4 Scott PI
Chevesich Henry, bookkeeper French Savings and
Loan Soc, r. Commercial Hotel
Chevesich Vincent, brassmolder, r. 4 Scott PI
Chevez David, compositor, r. 521 Green
Chew Benjamin A., driver Lebeubaum & Goldberg, r.
I 720 Ellis
Chew John P., barber Olympic Club, r. 1016 Powell
Cheyne Catherine Miss, r. 643 Folsom
Cheyne R. Mrs. (Gunn & Cheyne) r. 043 Folsom
Cheyne Robert, varieties, 140 First, r. 643 Folsom
Cheyrias Rainaud(Cheyrias & Passet) and bakery 1123
Howard
Cheyrias & Passet (Raiuaud Cheyrias and Auguste
Passet) show cards and signs, 7 Brook
Chiappari Giovanni, vegetables, 7 Colombo Market,
gardens P. bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Avs, South S. F.
Chiarini G., gardener, r. Ticino Hotel
Cliicayo and Alton Railroad, C. Macabe gen-
eral agent, 8 New Montgomery
Cliicago and Grand Trunk Railtvay, H. B.
Smith Jr. general agent, 623 Market
Chicago and Northwestern RK., office foot Market
Cliicag'o Bre-\very, Henry Ahrens & Co. pro-
prietors, 1420-1434 Pine
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy RR., office foot Mar-
ket
Cliicago Hoite], Mrs. E. W. Heimburg & Co. pro-
prietors, 218-222 Pacific
Cliicag^o Nickel Plating Co., Rudgear & Parr
proprietors, 23 Stevenson
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS
r 19 Montgomery Street.
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UOOD >VURK. LOW PRICES.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Hallway, Clinton
Jones general agent, office 008 Market
Chicug'o Siiifrer Se-wiiig MacWne Co., Mark
Sheldon agent, 9-11 First
Chicia Joseph, expressman, r. Chambers, nr Front
Chichester George, watchman, r. 210 Chattanooga
Chichester James R., furniture polisher, r. 24 Anna
Cliicliizola Antonio, groceries and importer
Italian goods, 725 Sansome, r. 325 Broadway
Chichizola Francesco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Bdwy
Chick Amos, miner, r. 759 Market
Chick Elwell, carpenter, 1309 Washington
Chick William F., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 2912 Bush
Chickeriug William H. (Chickering & Thomas) r.
Oakland
Chickering & Tlionms (William H. Chickering
and William Thomas) attorneys at law, 214 San-
some'
Chico and Colusa BE. Co., Henry Deas secretary, 44
Nevada Block
Cliief Engineer San Francisco Fire Depart-
ment, old City Hall
Chief of Police, office old City Hall, first floor
Chielovich E. & Co. (Elia Chielovich and Lazarus
Radovich) wholesale wines and liquors, 001
Front
Chielovich Elia (E. Chielovich & Co. and L. Radovich
& Co.) r. 1719 Pacific Av
Chielovich Martin, cook. r. 1112 Kearny
Chielovich Mary Miss, bookkeeper E. Chielovich &
Co., r. 1719 Pacific Av
Chiesa Angelo, butcher, r. 327 Broadway
Chiesa Giacomo P., laborer, r. 423 W; Broadway, rear
Chiesa Prospero, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Child M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 349 Jessie
Child Thomas T., clerk Liddle i Eaeding, r. 108 Va-
lencia
BS" Child. See Childs
Childrens' Day Home, 1413 Powell and 110 Hayes
Childress Prentiss, clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo
& Co.'s Express, r. 331 Kearny
Childs Andrew J., picture and frame dealer, r. 446
Natoma
Childs Charles W., collector. 605 Montgomery, r. 1918
Polk
Childs Emma Mrs., dressmaker, r. 9G4 Mission
Childs Ezra C, signpainter, r. 516 Davis
Childs George, insurance agent, 422 California, r. 222
Fair Oaks
Childs George A., teamster Cal. Furniture Co., r. 8
Elgin Park
Childs George E., bookkeeper Drake & Emerson, r.
962 Mission
Childs James H., carpenter, r. S s Brosuan, bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero
Childs James M., dairyman, 2112 Broderick
Childs Katie B. Miss, assistant Denmau Grammar
School, r. 1016 Bu.-ih
Childs Perry G., r. 415 Jones
Childs Eufus H., elevatorman S. F. Stock Exchange
Bldg, r. 222 Fair Oaks
Childs Walter C, president Yuma Mill and Min-
ing Co. and Valentine Mill and Mining Co., 73
Nevada Block, r. 1055 Campbell, Oakland
Childs William H., storekeeper U. S. Mint, r. 823
Golden Gate Av
8^ Childs. See Child
Chilisier Louis (Meyers & Chilisicr) r. SE cor First
Av and Sixteenth
Chilline Joseph (V. Rossi & Co.) r. 332 Sixth
China and Japan Tea Co. (Charle.s B. Knocker
and George T. Marsh) wholesale dealers teas, 123
California, rooms 30-31
China Traders' Marine Insurance Co. (lim-
ited) Williams, Dimond & Co. agents. 202 Market
Chinan John, milker, r. Old San Jose Road, nr In-
dustrial School
Chinese Hospital, E s Montgomery Av, bet Pacific and
Broadway
Chinese Insurance Cd. (limited of Hongkong)
Degener & Co. agents, 308 California
Chinese Merchants' Club, 739 Sacramento
Chinese Merchants' Exchange, 739 Sacramento
Chinese Mission Home (Presbyterian) Miss Maggie
Culbertson matron, 933 Sacramento
Chinese Mission House (Baptist) 740 Washington
Chinese Mission House (Congregational) 5 Breu-
ham n
Chinese Mission House (Methodist Episcopal) Rev.
Otis Gibson principal, 919 Washiugton
Chinese Mission House (Presbyterian) NE cor Sacra-
mento and Stockton
Chinese Mission House (Protestant Episcopal) 913
Clay
Chinese Mission School of the American Missionary
Asan, 5 Brenham PI
Chinese Theatre, 620 Jackson
Chinese Theatre (Grand) 814 Washington
Chinese Theatre (new) 623 Jackson
Chinese Theatre (Royal) 830 Washington
Chinese Women's Mission Home, 933 Sacramento
Chinu Thomas W., grain clerk William T. Coleman &
Co., r. 732 Geary
Chiocca Giovanni, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Bdwy
Chipchase John, patternmaker S. P. RR., r. 16 Elgin
'Park
Chipchase John M., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 10 Elgin Park
Chipchase William J., patternmaker, r. 2 Elgin Park
Chijiman H. A., adjuster U. S, Mint, r. cor Clay and
Lyon
Chipman Isaiah M., millhand Horace Davis & Co. , r.
0 Vernon PI
Chipman William, captain schr Ariel, r. 1015 Powell
Chisholm Albert, dentist, office 80i Howard, r. Oak-
land
Chisholm Alexander, haruessmaker, r. 22 Turk
Chisholm Alexander, salesman Verdier, Morsau &
Co., r. 2220 Jackson
Chisholm Archibald, r. 230 Thirteenth
Chisholm Christopher, contractor and builder, r. 523
Guerrero
Chisholm Colin, carpenter, r. 312 Minna
Chisholm Colin E., printer, r. 1 Grace Terrace
Chisholm Daniel, carpenter, r. 009 Linden Av
Chisholm Daniel B., mining secretary, 0-7 S. F. Stock
Exchange Bldg, r. Temescal
Chisholm Donald, wool grader, r. 1159 Folsom
Chisholm Duncan, contractor, r. 118 AshAv
Chisholm Duncan, tailor, r. 7 Aubiiru
Chisholm John J., clerk, r. American Exchange Hotel
Chisholm Kate, domestic 1325 Clay
Chisholm William, carpenter, r. 210 Ellis
Chisholm William, pressman Alta California, r. 1
Grace Terrace
Chisholm William D., carpenter, r. 373 Minna
Chisholm William H., bookkeeper Western Union
Tel. Co., r. 1623 Post
Chisholm William T., pressman Alta California, r. 1
Grace Terrace
Chismore George C, physician, office and r. 920
Market
Chisola Frank (G. Vaccaro & Co.) r. 815 Union
Chittenden Joseph G. (Chittenden & Hatch) r. 1216
Laguna
Chittenden N. W., attorney at law, office and r. 803
Montgomery
Chittenden & Hatch (Joseph G. Chittenden and James
Hatch) planing mill, 221 Mission
Chittick James J., compositor, r. 714 Natoma
Chiucovich Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Sansome and
Pacific
Chiucovich Stephen D., bartender, r. 1228 Green
Chiuda Vladimir (V. Vuscovich k Co.) r. 1805 Mason
Chivino Gio B.,. Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway
Chmelitzek Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 2208 Geary
Choate Edward, carpenter, r. 995 Market
Chodrick George, salesman Reuton, Holmes & Co., r.
810 Webster
Choice Henry, civil engineer, 402 Montgomery, room
18, r. 619 Stevenson
Choice John, survej-or, 515 California, r. 631 Post
Chollar Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) W.E. Dean sec-
retary, 79 Nevada Block
ChoUar-Norcross-Savage Shaft Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
W. E. Dean secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Chonette John, gardener, r. Presidio Reservation, nr
Mountain Lake
Chonette Pierre, gardener, r. Presidio Reservation, nr
Mountain Lake
Chope Thomas, painter, r. 17.59 Howard
Chope Thomas Jr., clerk, r. 17.59 Howard
Chorley John A., machinist, r. 1133 ;<• Howard
Chou Albert, dyer, r. 1031 Sutter
Choubert Jules, artificial flowers, 1115 Stockton
Choynski Isaiah, office 36 California, r. 905 Market
Chojnskl Isidore F., editor and proprietor Public
Opinion, office 34 Geary, r. 420 Van Ness Av
Chretien John M., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
room 10, r. 8i)4 Bush
rcii iwrc ncrnRATcn •■^FRESCO OR PAPER, in the G.W.CLARK& CO.
tiL'LlliuO ULUUllH I LU most Artistic manner. ci5 Market su
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Chretien Jules, fruits, 402 Geary
Chrisinger Philip B., engineer George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 732 Lombard .
Chrisler Leslie J., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 222JS
O'Farrell
Christ Edward, master mariner, r. 735 Turk
Christ Jacob, dairy, SWcor Dame and Thirtieth, r. W
s Church, nr Thirtieth
Christ Joseph, cook, r. 815 Stockton
Christ Joseph, milker Henry Schwerin, r. Visitacion
Valley
Christ Lena, widow, r. 1618 Post
Christ Robert, baker, r. 038 Minna
B^"Christ. See Crist
Christal Thomas, marbleworker, r. 555 Stevenson •
Christen Charles, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Christen Ferdinand, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Christen John, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Christen Joseph, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
8^"Christen. See Christian
Christensen Andreas, cabinet maker, r. 418 Drumm
Christensen Anna, domestic 1324 Sutter
Christensen C. G.. carpenter, r. 12 Washington
Christensen Charles, assistant general agent
American Central Insurance Co., and Metropole
and Reassurances Geuerales (of Paris) 319 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Christensen Charles, sausage factory, 1520 Dupont
Christensen Charles, seaman, r. 16 Folsom
Christensen Charles, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Christensen Christ., restaurant, S s Berry, bet Third
and Fourth, r. cor Fourth and Berry
Christensen Christian, butcher, r. 5 Washington
Christensen Christian, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Christensen Christopher, seaman, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Christensen Daniel, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Christensen Eric, driver Wieland Bros., r. 1714 La-
guna
Christensen F., laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Christensen Francis H. C, liquor saloon, 245 Town-
send
Christensen Frederick, clerk, r. 156 Berry
Christensen Gustavus A., dentist, oflBce and r. 303
Sixteenth
Christensen Hans, deckhand P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Christensen Hans, Uquor saloon. 4 Washington, r. 512
Front
Christensen Hans A., seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Christensen Henry, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Christensen J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Christensen J., teamster John Sklnker, r. Tennessee,
bet Napa and Sierra
Christensen Jacob, driver City RE., r. 1811 Howard
Christensen Jacob P., porter R. P. Tenuey, r. 116
Oak
Christensen James, cook. r. 13 Pacific
Christensen John, porter, r. 1918 Taylor
Christensen Julius, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Christensen Jurgen, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Christensen Lindall. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Christensen Mary, domestic 633 O'Farrell
Christensen Max, fireman, r. 501 Broadway
Christensen Max H., mate stmr El Capitan, r. 501
Broadway
Christensen Michael P., engineer, r. 5 Pacific
Christensen Olof , master mariner, r. 734 Hayes
Christensen Paul, cook, r. 036 Commercial
Christensen Peter, mate bark Almy, r. 20 Sacramento
Christensen Peter, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Christensen Peter Theodore, captain schr Abbie
Christensen Robert, fireman, r. 333 Bryant
Christensen Soren, shoemaker, r. (; Central PI
Christensen T. V., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Christensen William, blacksmith, r. North Pacific
Hotel
BS~Christensen. See Christiansen and Christiansen
Christensen Ric, coachman, r. 16 Geary
Christesen Martin A. (Ravn & Christesen) r. 22 Fifth
OfiJistian C*sar, quartermaster P. M. SS. City of Pek-
ing, r. 34 Natoma
Christian John, dairyman, NE cor Clement and
Twenty-ninth Avs
Christian Jose, deckhand stmr Onward
Christian Louis, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r.
127 Jackson
Christian Samuel, shoeniaker, r. N 8 Pine, bet Kearny
and Dupont
Christian Sophia, bakery, 1600 Mason
Christian Sophie A. Miss, operator American District
Tel. Co., r. 1600 Mason
fiS" Christian. See Christen
Christiani Emile, molder, r. 1120 Harrison
Christiani Theodore, cabinetmaker, r. 425 Grove
Christiansen Abraham, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Christiansen Carl, seaman, r. 732 Folsom
Christiansen Carl, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Christiansen Charles, shipwright, r. 319 Green
Christiansen Christian, laborer, r. N'WJ cor Bryant
and Eighth
Christiansen Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Christiansen Henry O., captain bktn Modoc, office 44
Market, r. Oakland
Christiansen J., quartermaster P. M. SS. Colima
Christiansen Jacob, driver City RR., r. 1811 Howard
Christiansen Jens, cabinetmaker, r. 2329 Harrison
Christiansen John, longshoreman, r. 18 First
Cnristiansen John, seaman, r. 31}^ Fifth Av
Christiansen Peter, r. 444 Brannan
Christiansen Peter, master mariner, r. 1632}^ Mission
Christiansen Peter, ship carpenter, r. 26 Steuart
Christiansou Andrew, salesman John Kentfield & Co.,
r. 1230 J^ Folsom
Christianson Anton, repairer Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, r. 325 Folsom
Christiansen Charles J,, ship carpenter, r. 12 Wash-
ington
Christianson C, varnisher West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. Oakland
Christianson John, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
1918 Taylor
Christianson Neils, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Christianson N. Otto, porter Gutta Percha and Rub-
ber Mnfg Co., r. 212 Minna
Christiansou Peter, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Christianson Philip, r. 310 Stockton
aS" Christianson. See Christiansen and ChristenBen
Christie Alexander J., calker, r. 305 Day
Christie Alexander P., carpenter, r. 342 Fremont
Christie George, fresco painter, r. 613 Capp
Christie Henry, speculator, r. 465 Stevenson
Christie Henry P., foreman machine shop Fulton Iron
Works, r. 12 Hampton PI
Christie Nathan D., night clerk Waldo Lodging
House, r. 115 Shipley
Christie Robert, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 342
Fremont
Ctristie Robert, policeman, r. 605 Dolores
Christie William C, second mate brig W. G. Irwin, r.
8 Berrv
8^- Christie. See Christy
Christin Charles, wines and liquors. 313 Hayes
Christiu Edward, clerk Charles Christin, r. 313 Hayes
Christin Louis, clerk, r. 313 HaJ^es
Christinet C. V., clerk A.Cdrlisle & Co., r. 1222 Union
Christman Henry, carpenter, r. 120 William
Christmann William C, clerk, r. Prescott House
Christmas Catherine, widow, r. 30 Frederick
Christmas William, clerk Colman Bros., r. 36 Fred-
erick
Christnot A. R. Mrs., r. N s Liberty, nr Church
Christnot B. F. Mrs., r. N s Liberty, nr Church
Christnot Samuel W., compositor, r. 703 Mission
Christoflfel Jacob, butcher, r. 262 Jessie
Christofl'ersen Olof E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills,
r. 608 ;<j Fourth
Christoffersen Omund, seaman. North Pacific Hotel
B^ Christofiersen. See Christopherson
Chrlstophe Ferdinand, upholsterer, r. 22 First Av
Christopher A. Mrs., r. 902 Montgomery
Christopher Charles, seaman, r. 700 Front
Christopher Darringtou, bookkeeper United Carriage
Co., 2 New Montgomery,
Christopher Julius, cabinetmaker, r. 16>i Boardman
PI
Christopher Louis G. (Christopher & Calish) r. 1412H
Pine, rear ,
Christoplier Telfer, dentist, office 204 Sutter, r.
810 Octavia
Christopher & Calish (Louis G. Christopher and J. J.
Calish) barbers. 140S Polk
Christopherson Andrew, blacksmith, r. 403 Main
Christopherson Charles, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Christopherson Gustaf, dishwasher 136 First
Christoijherson Peter, master mariner, r. 521)4 Bran-
nan
83^ Christopherson. See Chrlstoflfersen
Christson James, cook, r. C36 Commercial
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I MAPnnMnilPU oiporter of and deai.br ev coal and pig iron,
J. mMV/UUIlUUun, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Christson John, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Cbristson Paul, waiter, r. 636 Coiumercial
Chrietson Peter Ctauner Hesthal & Co., r. NE cor
Clementina ami Fourth
Christy James, shipamith. S s Berry, bet Third and
Fourth, r. W 8 Mississippi, bet Mariposa and So-
lano
Christy James R., machinist, r. W 8 Mississippi, bet
Mariposa and Solano
Christy Mill and Mining Co. (Utah) George R. Spin-
ney secretary, 310 Pine, room 44
Christy Robert, jailer County Jail, r. SW cor Santa
Clara and Connecticut
Christy Samuel B., corresponding secretary Academy
of Natural Sciences, r. Beri<eley
Cliristy & AVise (John H. Wise and Thomas Deni-
^an) wool commission merchants, XE cor Fifth
and Townseud
8^ Christy. See Christie
Chronicle (daily and weekly) Charles De Young &
Co. proprietors, office and editorial rooms, NE cor
Kearny and Bush
Cluronicle Bnilcling', >'E cor Kearny and Bush
Chroninger S.W.Mrs., dressmaker, 106 Stockton
Chrystal James B.. clerk First National Gold Bank of
San Francisco, r. 24'23 Washington
Chrystal P. Mrs., widow, r. 2423 Washington
Chubb Allen A., clerk, r. 629 Sacramento
Chuckle Frank, salesman Strauss & Frohman, r. Qll}<!
Van Ness Av
Chule Charles, teamster, r. W s California Av, nr
Thirtieth
Church Albert B. (Dolliver & Brother) r. 2208 Steiner
Church Ambrose A.,hotbedman Pac. Boiling Mills
Church Caroline Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1018 Howard
Church Catherine C, widjow, r. 317 First
Church Charles, r. 614 Pine
Church Edward J., clerk, r. 317 First
Church F. P. Mrs., widow, r. 311 Stockton
Church Frank A., bookkeeper, r. 2727 California
Church Harry S., surveyor, r. 2727 California
Church Isaac S., clerk, r. 2727 California
Church J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 715 Twenty-second
Church J. H., capitalist, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Church John, teamster, r. 1581 Turk
Church Joseph W., bagmaker Horace Davis & Co., r.
317 First
Church Joseph W., clerk surveyor's office Custom
House, r. Oakland
Church Lizzie, hair dresser, 505 Third
Church Mary, domestic 1299 Van Ness Av
Church Mary A,, widow, r. 115 Powell
Church Mollie Mrs., furnished rooms, 417 Kearny
Church of the Advent, Right Rev. William Ingraham
Kipp D. D. rector, S B Howard, opp New Mont-
gomery
Church of the Holy Cross, Rev. Andrew CuUen pastor.
Calvary Cemetery
Church Seymour B., with Oswego Iron Co., r. 1212
Geary
Church S. W.. compositor, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Church Thomas R., mining, r. 719 Bush
Church Thomas W., r. 572 Harrison
Church William A., capitalist, r. 636 Commercial
Churchill Fauny. Mrs., r. 908 Howard'
Churchill Frederick C., clerk William T. Wenzell, r.
908 Howard
Churchill J., route agent U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Stockton, Cal.
Churchill N. L. Mrs., r. 142 Seventh
Churchill W. B., capitalist, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Churchill William, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r.
715 Howard
Churchill W. L., r. Girard House
Churchward John, longshoreman, r. 1317 Sansome
Churchward Thomas, freight clerk Cal. Cracker Co., r.
21 H Broadway
Chure John, cook, r. 14 Clay
Chute Howard, fisherman, r. 127 Jackson
Chute Ricliartl, shipping agent, office 603 Front,
r. 1132 Sutter
Ciarla Francesco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cibiry Julia, widow, r. 818 Geary «
Cicchettinl Fedele, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cicchi Lodovico, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 025 Bdwy
Cicchi Pasquale, driver, r. 815 Pacific
Cielberg Charles, cigarmaker, r. 79 Fourth
Cienega Buenaventura, lithographic printer, r. 812
Vallejo
Cigar Makers' Association of the Pacific Coast, 114
Dupont
Cills Arthur \V., r. 524 Chestnut
Cills James H., r. 524 Chestnut
Cills John W., salesman Le Count Bros., r. 413 Bran-
nan
Cilnin Henley, seaman P. C. 8S. Los Angeles, r. 117
Driimm
Cima Giovanni, framemaker, r. 769 Market
Cimeutel Hilario, saddler, r. 5 Pollard PI
Cimpher Jacob, engineer Market St. RR., r. 2 RoseAv
Cincinnati Hotel, Meyer & Burmeister proptrs, 529
Valencia
Cincotta Giovanni, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Cinnets Benjamin, laborer, r. 812 Vallejo
Ciobanovich P., cook Divisich & Buja, r. NW cor
Washington and East
Ciphers David S., confectioner, r. 32 Golden Gate Av
Cipio Thomas A., r. 905 Jackson
Ciprico Anita, widow, r. 2312 Mission
Ciprico Ella L. Miss, assistant Shotwell St. Primary
School, r. 2312 Mission
Ciprico Ferdinand D.j night inspector Custom House,
r. 230 J4 Oak
Ciprico George M. , dramatist, r. 1927 Jessie, nr
Twenty-first
Ciprico Samuel E., clerk Lachman & Jacobi, r. 2312
Mission
Cirech Louis, Soclete Culinaire Fran^aise, 510 Bush
Ciscernia Alexander, gardener, r. San Bruno Road,
bet Twenty-seventh Av and P, South S. F.
Ciscernia Domenico, gardener, 39 Colombo Market
Ciscernia Joseph, gardener, r. San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-seventh Av and P, South S. F.
Ciscernia Michael, gardener, r. San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-seventh Av and P, South S. F.
Ciska Frederick, jeweler, r. 448 Jessie, rear
Cisnero Pedro, merchant, r. 1717 Stockton
Citizens' Fire Insurance. Co. (of St. Louis) E.
D. Farnsworth & Son agents, 219 Sansome
Citron Julia Miss, assistant librarian Free Public
Library, r. 30 John
Citron Leah Miss, saleslady Herman Cohen, r. 30 John
Citron Montz L., merchant, r. 30 John
Citron Raphael, law student, 6 Montgomery Av, r. 30
John
City and County Aims House, San Miguel or
Mission, Ocean House Road, four miles from old
City Hall
City and County Assessor, new City Hall, first
floor
City and Coxmty Attorney, new City Hall,
third floor ' •
City and County Auditor, new City Hall, first
floor
City and County Clerk, new City Hall, first
floor
City and. County Coroner, NW cor Sacramen*o
and Webb
City and County Hospital, E s Potrero Av, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty- third
City and County House of Correction, old
San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
City and County Industrial Sc^iool, Old San
Jose Road, five miles from old City Hall
City and County Jail, N s Broadway, bet Kearny
and Dupont
City and County Liicense Collector, new City
Hall, basement
City and County Itlorgue, SW cor Sacramento
and Webb
City and County Physician, 514 Kearny
City and County Kecortler, Hall of Records,
new City Hall
City and County SiierifT, old City Hall, flrjt
floor
City and County Superintendent Common
Schools, new City Hall, third floor
City and County Surveyor, new City Hall,
third floor
City and County Tax Collector, new City
Hall, first floor
City and County Treasurer, new City Hall,
first floor
City Argus (weekly) Robert E. Culbreth editor
and imblisher, Ii29 Kearny
City Cab and Carriage Co., George Law Smith
proprietor, 180 .le.ssie, branch office, 207 Sutter
City Cemetery, N of Point Lobos Av, W of Thirty-
third Av
MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAYERA
JOHN WICMORE,
133 Spear St.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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City Corporation Ifards, 60-52 Sacramento and
SE cor Fifth and Berry
City Front Divery Stable, John W. Morshead
proprietor, 25 Washington
City Hall (new) SE cor McAllister and Larkin
City Hall (old) E s Kearny, bet Washington and
Merchant
City Hall Commissioners, office New City Hall,
tii'Bt floor
City Hall Stable, Peter Garrity proprietor, NE cor
Golden Gate Av and Leavenworth
City Horse and Cattle Yard, David Lynch proptr, NE
cor Market and Tenth
City Iron Works, William H. Mead proptr, Kaoul
Chartrey manager, 26-28 Fremont
City of Hamburg, MoUer & Mautz proprietors, 714
Montgomery
City of liondlon Fire Insurance Co. (limited)
(of London) W. J. Callingham & Co. general
agents, 213 Sansome
City of Paris, Verdier, Moreaux & Co. i)roprietors,
NE cor Montgomery and Sutter
City Pound, N s California,bet Walnut and Laurel
City Railroad Co,, M. E. Willis secretary, Elon
De Witt superintendent, office and depot W s Mis-
sion, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
flj i City Transfer Co. (Henry C. Dodge and George
2 I D. Ross) office 3 Post and 604 Market
City Transit Co. (Robert L. Freeman and Henry
S. Kahler) office 9 Post
Claassen Jacob, liquor saloon, 24 Howard, r. 226
Second
l9^"Claasseu. See Classen and Klassen
Clabrough Jane, widow, r. 1712 Mason
Clabrough John P. (Clabrough & Golcher) r. England
Clabrougb & Golclier (John P. Clabrough and
William Golcher) gun, rifle and pistol manufac-
turers and dealers fishingtackle, 630-632 Mont-
gomery
Clack William & Co. (William Clack and E. A.
Wallazz) publishers and proptrs Hayes Valley Ad-
vertiser, 509 Hayes
Clack William (William Clack & Co.) r. 230 Linden
Av
Claffey Charles, mercantile lunch, 212 Sansome, r.
Lick House
Claffey Edward, packer John H. Fisher, r. 1327 Pacific
Claffey Eliza, domestic 721 Shotwell
Clafi'ey Frances, widow, 1327 Pacific
Claffey Harry, packer John H. Fisher, r. 1327 Pacific
Claifey James, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
457 Bryant
Claffey John, r. 541 Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Mis-
sion *
Claffey John C, boilermaker, r. 529 Bryant
Clafi'ey Patrick, longshoreman, r. 308 Langton
Claffey Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Clabau Mary, furnished rooms, 24 Minna
Claiborne Austin, meterman S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 2420
Buchanan .
Claiborne Betty G. Miss, assistant Grant Grammar
School, r. 2420 Buchanan
Claiborne James H., foreman lamplighters' dept
S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 2420 Buchanan
Claidat Louis, painter, r. 3 Newell
Claire Jennie, domestic 907 Pine
Clairville Walter, first officer C. P. RR. stmr Amador,
r. Oakland
Clanccy Miles, gunmaker, r. 777}^ Mission
Clancey Owen, coachman Jolin P^rrott, 620 Folsom
Clancey Patrick, laborer, r. 9}<i Boardman PI
Clancey Terrence, gardener, r. 3240 California
Clancey William, r. 116 Sixth
Clancy George H.. boxmaker, r. 9 Perry
Clancy Henry, longshoreman, r. 210^ Washington
Clancy Henry, warehouseman, r. 137 Third
Clancy James, chicken ranch, SE cor Eureka and
Twenty-second
Clancy James, fitter Architectural Iron Works, r. 2
Simpson PI *
Clancy John, liousepainter, r. 258 Eighth
Clancy John, laborer, r. 2614 Bush
Clancy John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 9 Perry
Clancy John, miner, r. 221 Sixth
Clancy John, waiter, r. 175 Minna
Clancy Lizzie, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 5.'>9 Stevenson
Clancy M., horseshoer, r. 529 Sacramento
Clancy M., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Clancy Maurice, hostler Hinman & Chapman, r. 126
Ellla
Clancy Maurice, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Clancy Michael, driver John Kenny, r. W s Vermont,
nr Yolo
Clancy Miles, glovemaker P. & F. G. Conklln
Clancy Owen H., r. S s Elizabeth, nr Diamond
Clancy Patrick, cooper, r. 325 Minna
Clancy Patrick, laborer Pac. Soda Co., r. 33^ Board-
man PI
Clancy Patrick, miner, r. 435 Pine
Clancy Patrick B., expressman, SE cor New Mont-
gomery and Minna, r. 177 Minna
Clancy Philip, laborer, r. NE cor Thirtieth and San-
chez
Clancy Richard, laborer, r. 3 Zoe PI
Clancy Rosa Mrs., r. 416 Stevenson
Clancy Thomas, carpenter,' r. 41 Tehama
Clancy Thomas, fireman P. C. SS. Gipsy
Clancy Thomas, laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Clancy Thomas, laborer, r. NE cor California and
Walnut
Clancy Thomas, machinehand George H. Fuller, r.
868 Mission
Clancy Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, r. 613 Mission
Clancy Thomas, steamboatman, r. 2 Washington
Clancy Thomas C, teamster, r. 9 Perry ■
Clancy Thomas J., carriagesmith, r. 78932 Stevenson
Clandi Julius, cook, r. 11 Hunt
Clapham Charles F.. salesman, r. Coso House
Clapp C. & Son (Clark and Edward L.) proptrs Adams
House, 519 Sacramento
Clapp Charles P., commercial traveler Pac. Jewelry
Co., r. 554 Minna
Clapp Clark (C. Clapp & Son) r. Adams House
Clapp Edward L. (C. Clapp & Son) r. Adams House
Clapp Edward L. (Clapp & Jessup) r. 920 Larkin
Clapp Edward L., machinist I. A. Heald, r. 529 Post
Clapp Edward S., salesman Banner Bros., r. 1631
Geary
Clapp Frank W., wagonmaker, r. 507 Shotwell
Clapp Harriet N. Mrs., boarding, .502 Powell
Clapp Harry, clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 502 Powell
Clapp & Jessup (Edward L. Clapp and Andrew J. Jes-
sup) proptrs Pioneer Drug Mills, NE cor Mission
and Fremont
Clar Ivan M., clerk Clar & Cunningham, r. 1220 Polk
Clar John, keeper Spanish archives and translator U.
8. Surveyor-General's Office, r. 1220 Polk
Clar Lawrence F. (Clar & Cunningham) r. 1220 Polk
Clar Maurice D., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1220 Polk
Clar & Cunningham (Lawrence F. Clar and Stephen
J. Cunningham) dry and fancy goods, 1220 Polk
Clara Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Dakota Ter.)
William Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 13
Clare Anne Mrs., clothing, 105 Jackson
Clare James, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert
Clare William J., lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co., and
assistant foreman Jlngine No. 1 , S. F. F. D., r. 105
Jackson
lE^Clare. See Clair
Clarenbach Carl, salesman Gordon Hardware Co., r.
617 Mason
Clarence Bertha M. Miss, r. 326 Tenth
Clarence Edmund, confectioner, r. 252 Minna
Clarence Henry, assistant South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 326 Tenth
Clarence William H., clerk H. Lash, r. 326 Tenth
Clarendon Hoiise, William A. McCauley proptr, NE
cor Folsom and Second
Claresy E. Manuel, bookkeeper Drake & Emerson, r.
1036 Howard
Clark A., coachdriver, r. 346 Fourth
Clark Aaron Mrs., r. 1616 Turk
Clark Abbie Miss, r. 824 Geary
Clark Abraham D., umbrellamaker, r. 317 Bush
Clark Ada Mrs , dancing academy, 211 Sutter
Clark Ada J., widow, r. 365 Jessie
Clark Agnes, widow, r. 832 Valencia
Clark Albert V. (N. Clark & Sons) r. Sacramento
Clark Alice, widow, r. 423 Clementina
Clark Amos T., whitener, r. 836 Green
Clark Andrew, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-second and Alabama
Clark .(ftiu, widow, r. 38 Stanly PI
Clark Anna Mrs., strawworker, r. 809 Mission
Clark Anne W. G., widow, i. SW cor Green and Leav-
enworth
Clark Annie, domestic 1104 Van NeSB Av
Clark Annie Miss. r. 153 Silver
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. •"=^f.SLV.re.7stL*."''*
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHIKO WELIi JDOXE AT VEKV I^«W RATES.
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Clark Annie Mrs., tobaccosorter, r. 24 Clara
Clark Annie R. Miss, r. 20 Rubs
Clark Anson, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Clark Archibald T., bookkeeper H. G. Fiske, r. 34
Clara
Clark B. Mrs., corsetmaker, 114 Turk
Clark Benjamin, clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo b
Co.'s Express, r. 530 Harrison
Clark Bernard, mercha:nt (Bodie) r. 599 Ellis
Clark Bessie, packer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 209
Clara
Clark Carlton H., clerk general freight office C. P. RR.,
r. Oakland
Clark Carrie A. Mrs. (G. W. Clark & Co.) r. 720 Union
Clark Carrie F. Mrs., proptr Frank's Block, 502 Wash-
ington
Clark CUarles, attorney at law, 420 Montgomery,
rooms 28-29, r. Alameda
Clark Charles, butcher, r. 281 Minna
Clark Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Clark Charles, ship carpenter, r. NW cor Sixth and
Brannan
Clark Charles C, r. 502 Washington
Clark Charles E., r. 256 Jessie
Clark Charles F., with H. L. Van Wyck, r. 1627 Sacra-
mento
Clark Charles H., cashier Palace Hotel, r. 712 Shot-
well
Clark Cliarles K., real estate and insurance
agent and accountant, 250 Market, r. Berkeley
Clark Curtis, fireman stmr Petaluma
Clark Daniel, currier, r. 627 Hickory Av
Clark Daniel, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Clark David, tanner, r. 627 Fell
Clark David B., finisher, r. 164 Clara, rear
Clark David G., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 231 Stevenson
Clark Dean, lecturer, r. 4 Park PI
Clark Dennis,, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Clark Dorcas, widow, assistant Girls' Hi^h School, r.
1021 Hayes
Clark Edgar B., carpenter and builder, 818 Jackson,
r. 816 Jackson
Clark Edward, porter A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 961
Folsom
Clark Edward J., cashier Peixotto & Silverman, r. 561
Minna
Clark Edward S., teamster, r. 11.59 Howard
Clark E. J., r. 917 Bryant
Clark Eliza J., widow, r. 1627 Sacramento
Clark Elizabeth S. Mrs. , ladies' nurse, r. .^53 Minna
Clark Ellen, widow, r. W s Mission-, bet Army and
Serpentine Av
Clark Eugene A,, printer, r. 914 Lyon
Clark F. N., dentist, 8 Montgomery
Clark Francis C, millwright, r. 504 Howard
Clark Frank, druggist, r. 204 McAllister
Clark Frank, laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Clark Frank, milkman, r. S 8 Chapultepec, bet Court-
land Av and Lizzie
Clark Frank M., actor, r. 411 Powell
Clark Frank M. Mrs., actress, r. 411 Powell
Clark Franklin J., r. 1104 Market
Clark Frederick, bartender, r. 715 Davis
Clark Frederick, boarding, 44 Steuart
Clark Frederick, stevedore A. C. Freese
Clark George (Clark & Webster) r. 1327 Sutter
Clark George, foreman Golden City Chemical Works,
r. cor Tenth and Harrison
Clark George, foreman Central RR. Stables, r. 917
Bryant
Clark George, laborer, r. 67 Clementina
Clark George Mrs., r. 113M Wildey
Clark Geor^re A. & Brotker, Clark's O. N. T.
spool cotton and Milward'B Helix needles, 61}
Market
Clark George D. (N. Clark & Sons) and treasurer S.
F. Sewer Pipe Assn, office 1310 Market, r. 935
Howard
Clark George E., varnisher, r. 271 Minna
Clark George Ellis, barber, r. 501 Howard
Clark George G., chief clerk auditing dept Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express, r. Berkeley
Clark George H., bartender, r. 504 Howard
Clark George R., hostler, r. 608 Mission
Clark George R., tinsmith, r. 412 Fell
Clark George S., teamster, r. 220 Ninth
Clark George W., driver, r. 164 Clara, rear
Clark George W., salesman G. W. Clark & Co., r. 720
Union
CLARK a. W. & Co. ,^r«. c.
A. Clark, J. B. Stanford and T. J.
Stack) importers paper liangfin;s>'8 and
manufacturers ^viiido-w . shades, 645
Alarket
Clark Gustave, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, r. 551
Folsom
Clark Harry, traveling salesman, r. 1312 Broderlck
Clark Harry T., r. 626 Sutter
Clark Hawkins, office furniture, 531 California, r. 211
Sutter
Clark Henry, r. 271 Minna
Clark Henry, porter Taylor Goodrich, r. 325)4 Bush
Clark Henry D., engineer C. P. RR., r. 315 Capp
Clark H. J., r. 1213 Leavenworth
Clark Horatio, bookbinder, r. SE cor Page and Oc-
tavia
Clark Hugh, miner, r. 424 Sansome
Clark Hugh R., artesian water works, 1135 Folsom
Clark Hugh W., carpenter and builder, 28 Third, r.
1330 Ellis
Clark Isabella Mrs., r. 1028 Market
Clark James, blacksmith, r. 1411 Buchanan
Clark James, butcher, r. 627 Fell
Clark James, carpenter, r. 711 Lombard
Clark James, drayman Langley & Michaels, r. 148
Clara
Clark James, gasman Bush St. Theatre, r. 213 Fourth
Clark James, laborer, r. 249 Minna
Clark James, nightwatehman, r. 79 Clementina
Clark James, painter, r. 677 Harrison
Clark James, shuttermaker Charles H. Leavitt
Clark James Mrs., widow, r. "209 Clara
Clark James H., salesman R. Hochkofler, r. 26 Rincon
PI
Clark James J., steamboatman, r. 1105 Folsom
Clark James Q., expressman, cor Market and San-
some, r. 121 Chattanooga
Clark James R., chemist, r. 334 M Tenth, rear
Clark James R. Jr., machinist, r. 334 J<; "Tenth, rear
Clark James W., melter melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 449 Natoma
Clark Jane A., widow, furnished rooms, 1001 Powell
Clark J. E., compositor Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
742 Howard
Clark Jennie Mrs., furnished rooms, 704 Folsom
Clark J. Fessenden, salesman I. S. Van Winkle & Co.,
r. 619 Harrison
Clark John, agent Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific
Railway, "200 Montgomery, r. 10 Grove
Clark John, candymaker William Gruenhagen, r.
Oakland
Clark John, carpenter, r. Niagara House
Clark John, clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
Clark John, deckhand tug Donald, r. 44 Steuart
Clark John, laborer, r. N s Pine, nr Pierce
Clark John, laborer, r. 2 Gilbert
Clark John, machinist, r. 14 Hawthorne
Clark John, painter, r. 120)4 Townsend
Clark John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Clark John, shoemaker, r. 308 Jessie
Clark John A., r. 17 Powell
Clark John 0., salesman D. Samuels, r. 230 Eleventh
Clark John E., broker, r. 716 Franklin
Clark John F., timekeeper Central RR., r. 917 Bryant
Clark John Goddaril, chief teller Bank of California,
r. SW cor Leavenworth and Green
Clark John H., cabinetmaker, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth
and Church
Clark John J., draftsman, 70 St. Ann's Building, r.
26 Rincon PI
Clark John T., actor, r. 443 Natoma
Clark John V., clerk C. P. RR., r. 449 Natoma
Clark Joseph, mining secretary, s. 609 Polk
Clark Joseph, plumber, r. NE cor McAllister and
Steiner
Clark Joseph, policeman, r. 1025 Sutter
Clark Jo.seph Jr., attorney at law, 502 Montgom-
ery, r. 428 Tweuty-fourth
Clark Joseph A.., shipping clerk E. D. Nolan & Co., r.
865)^ Market
Clark Joseph B., carpenter, r. 312 Minna
Clark Joseph J., blacksmith, r. 710 Clementina
Clark Joseph K., homteopathic physician, office and
r. 536 Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Mission
Clark Joseph M., boots and shoes, 337 Hayes
Clark Joseph S., plumber, r. 12.32 Vallejo
Clark J. T. Mrs., widow, r. 614 Capp
Clark Jubal, calker, r. 529 Sacramento
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INCKIiEY, SPIERS * HAYES, PUI.T03f IRON YVORKS. 213 Fremont Street,
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Clark Judson H., baker, r. 901 Twenty-second
Clark Julia A., widow, r. 223 Jessie
Clark J. W. Mrs., widow, r. 619 Harrison
Clark Kern, clerk, r. 1509 Scott
Clark L. Curran, bookkeeper Samuel Carson, r. 1509
Scott
Clark Leonard S., attorney at law, 606 Mont-
gomery, room 23, r. 2011 Howard
Clark Lewis C. (Truman S. Clark & Son) r. 612 Powell
Clark Lottie K. Miss, teacher, r. 737 Howard
Clark Luke, miner, r. 908 Folsom, rear
Clark Luke, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 45 Second
Clark M. A. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 307 O'Far-
rell
Clark Mamie Miss, tobacco stripper, r. 138 Hickory Av
Clark Margaret Miss. r. 908 Folsom, rear
Clark Margaret Miss, r. 449 Natoma
Clark Martin (Martin & Horton) r. 920Vallejo
Clark Mary, widow, r. 164 Clara, rear
Clark Mary, domestic 14 Essex
Claiik Mary Miss, glovemakerFred. H. Busby
Clark Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 209 Clara
Clark M. C. Mrs., r. 325 Ellis
Clark Michael, soap mnfr, E s Nebraska, nr Center, r.
W 8 Nebraska, b t Center and El Dorado
Clark Michael, wood and coal, SE cor Howard and
Twelfth
Clark N. & Sons (Nehemiah, George D. and Albert V.)
mnfrs stoneware, sewer-pipe, etc, office and yard
1310-1316 Market
Clark Nathan, barber, 716 Brannan, r. 501 Howard
Clark Nehemiah (N. Clark & Sons) r. Sacramento,
Cal.
Clark Nellie, domestic 1810 Laguna
Clark Nettie Miss, furnished rooms, 1018 Market
and 13 Eddy
Clark O. J. Miss", r. Grand Hotel
Clark Osmer N., steward, r. 1202 Folsom
Clark Osmer N. W., molder, r. 1202 Folsom
Clark Patrick, r. Columbia Hotel
Clark Patrick, carpenter, r. 1907 Hyde
Clark Patrick, clerk, r. NE cor Eighth and Minna
Clark Patrick, laborer, r. 1907 Hyde
Clark Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 148
Clara
Clark Patrick, longshoreman, r. 427 Fourth
Clark Patrick F., boots and shoes, 314 Sixth
Clark Patrick J., porter, r. 427 Fourth
Clark Peter, r. Helvetia Hotel
Clark Peter, laborer, r. 552 Linden Av
Clark Philip, laborer, r. 1082 Howard
Clark P. J., laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Clark Pleasanton H., springmaker, r. 365 Jessie
Clark R. C. Mrs., millinery, 906 Market and 8 Ellis, r.
204 Ellis
Clark R. Frank,entry elerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Clark Robert Jr., jeweler H. Myers & Son, r. 328 Sev-
enth
Clark Robert C. , proprietor Danicheff Kid Glove
Factory. 114 Post, r. 204 Ellis
Clark Robert L., blacksmith, r. 328 Seventh
Clark Robert K., mining, r. 323 Kearny
Clark Robert S., clerk W. S. Ray & Co., r. 365 Jessie
Clark Sarah, domestic 647 Folsom
Clark Sarah, domestic 1224 Pine
Clark Sarah, domestic 710 Nineteenth
Clark Seymour B., stockbroker, 330 Pine, room 7, r.
411 Leavenworth
Clark Shelby A.,r. NE cor Howard and Twenty-fourth
Clark Smyth, mining, r. Commercial Hotel
Clark Stephen A., porter International Hotel
Clark Stephen J., clerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Clark Terreuce, laborer, r. 15 Tehama
Clark Thomas, r. 20Russ
Clark Thomas, boatman, r. 207 Pacific
Clark Thomas, laborer, r. 710 J<i Clementina
Clark Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Clark Thomas, stonecutter, r. 1411 Buchanan
Clark Thomas F., barber, cor Mission and Sixteenth,
r. 1331 Natoma
Clark Thomas F., helper melter and refiner's dept U.
S. Mint, r. 1225 Mission
Clark Thomas F., plumber, r. 559 M Minna
Clark Titus, carpenter, r. 816 Jackson
Clark Treat P., carpenter, r. 429 Greenwich
Clark Truman 8. (Truman S. Clark & Son) r. 612
Powell
Clark Truman S. & Son (Truman S. and Lewis C.
Clark) mnfrs mattresses and bedsteads, 21 New
Montgomery
Clark Warren D., clerk Williams, Dimond&Co., r.918
Van Ness Av
Clark William, assistant bookkeeper J. W. Davidson
& Co., r. 1225 Union
Clark William, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Clark William, bootmaker, r. 413 Stevenson
Clark William, engineer, r. 1608 Hyde
Clark William, framemaker, r. 1202 Folsom
Clark William, laborer, r. 317 Fell
Clark William, machinist, r. 519 Sacramento
Clark William, miller, r. 138 Hickory Av
Clark William, nurse City and County Hospital
Clark William, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Clark William Mrs., pruptr Brown House, 737 Howard
Clark William A. (Pac. Spring and Mattress Co.) r.
2308 Harrison
Clark William A., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. Oak-
land
Clark William B., delivery clerk C. J. Hawley & Co.,
r. 1627 Sacramento
Clark William C, bookkeeper Carolan, Cory & Co., r.
The Spalding
Clark William D., student, r. 429 Greenwich
Clark William F., shorthand writer Baker & Hamil-
ton, r. 123 Columbia
Clark William H., adjuster weights U. S. Mint, r. 332
Eighteenth
Clark William H., barber, 63 New Montgomery, r. 531
Post
Clark William J., shipjoiner, r. 123 Columbia
Clark William M., liquor saloon, 409 Fourth
Clark William M., millhand Deming, Palmer & Co.,
r. 138 Hickory Av
Clark Zerah P., general agent Commercial Union As-
surance Co., office 210 Sansome, r. 13 Glen Park
Av
Clark Si Webster (George Clark and Benjamin
F. Webster) shipwrights, calkersandsparmakers,
22 Howard
Clarke Alfred, counselor at law and clerk Chief of
Police,. old City Hall, first floor, r. 1421 Howard
Clarke Alfred Jr., operator Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, Brenham PI, nr Clay, r. 1814 Pierce
Clarke Anna H., widow, r. 12 Guy PI
Clarke Carleton J., real estate, r. N s Precita Av, bet
Mission and Howard
Clarke Carleton J. Jr., compositor, r. Ns Precita Av,
bet Mission and Howard
Clarke Charles, shoemaker, 609 Howard
Clarke Charles H., salesman Michels, Friedlander &
Co., r. 225 Leavenworth
Clarke Charles S., compositor, r. 2111 Jones
Clarke David, r. 427 Fremont
Clarke Dennis, puddler Pac. Rolling Mills
Clarke Edward, carpenter, r. 607 Linden Av
Clarke Edward, cook, r. 346 Fourth
Clarke Edward K., bookkeeper Earnest, Wall & Co., r.
Alameda
Clarke E. H.,r. 225 Ellis
Clarke Ellen, widow, r. N s Precita Av, bet Mission
and Howard
Clarke Francis M., stevedore, r. 1422 Montgomery
Clarke Frank, pharmacist C. Roethe, r. 204 McAllister
Clarke Frederick, porter George C. Shreve & Co., r.
819 Jacksoa
Clarke Frederick A., pianomaker, r. 1727 Broadway
Clarke Frederick W., mining, r. 507 Twenty-third
Clarke George, boarding, 110 Pacific
Clarke George, calker, r. 43 Ritch
Clarke George, capitalist, r. 118 Eddy
Clarke George E., carpenter, r. 507 Twenty-third
Clarke George W., furniture, 855 Market, r. 100 McAl-
lister
Clarke Gertrude, widow, r. 931 Market
Clarke Harry P. , clerk The A. S. Spence Co., r. 626
Sutter
Clarke Institute, Catherine V. Darling principal, 239
O'Farrell
Clarke Ira P. (Pacific Poultry Co.) r. NW cor Eighth-
teenth and Folsom
Clarke James, expressman, SE cor Sixth and Howard,
r. 1422 Howard
Clarke James, laborer, r. 249 Minna
Clarke John, r. 222 Lombard
Clarke John, laborer, r. SW cor Masonic Av andSaiita
Rosa
Clarke John, machinist and assistant foreman Engine
No. 9, S. F. F. D.
Clarke John, puddler Pac. Rolling Mills
Clarke John, tinsmith, r. 519 Sixth
SAN FRftNCISCO LAUNDRY. •"'"■""'^gJl.S.TsfLlS??,'-''*'"'***
I MArnnKiniirU l.nPORTER of and DE^VLER LX AL.L KINDS OF FOREIGN
J. ninUUUIlUUUn, and D0AIE:STIC C0AI<, 41 Market street, comer Spear.
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Clarke John, waiter P. M. SS. Colima !
Clarke John, woolgrader, r. 22 Turk i
Clarke John F., boilermaker, r. 1202 Folsom i
Clarke John J., physician and surgeon, office 655
Washington, r. 72(5 Bush
Clarke Matthew, r. 222 Lombard j
Clarke Mattie L.. widow, r. 317 Third I
Clarke M. E. Mrs., r. 811 Mission
Clarke Michael.A., mason and builder, r. 447 Stevenson
Clarke J^urty, longshoreman, r. E b Billings PI, nr
Filbert
Clarke Owen, teamster, r. 1 LeroyPl
Clarke Samuel J. Jr., register bankruptcy, 506 Battery ,
rooms 24-2G, r. Lick House [
Clarke Talbot, upholsterer, S b Railroad Av, bet Four- ;
teenth and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F. i
Clarke T. Gate.s, superintendent Union Tele-
graph Co., 621 Clay, and secretary Conservatory of ;
Music and Globe Business College, 640 Clay, r.
315 >4 Jessie
Clarke Thomas, carpenter, r. 32 Silver
Clarke Thomas, jeweler Thomas D. Hall, r. 710 Clem-
entina
Clarke Thomas, liquor saloon, cor Second and King,
r. llu}^ Freelou I
Clarke Thomas B., r. 02(1 Sutter |
Clarke Thomas J., blacksmith, r. 714 Natoma i
Clarke William, boxmaker, r. 2419 Mission
Clarke William H., clerk John Calvert, r. NW cor '
Fourth and Howard
Clarke William R., painter, r. 427 Fremont j
Clarkin Benjamin F., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Clarkin Edward, laborer, S. F. Cordage Factory
Clarkin Philip, painter, r. 907 Folsom
Clarkson Milton L. messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.'s j
Express, r. -iSl^i Clementina
Clarkson Prentice M., policeman, r. 1039 Mission
Clarkson William O., attorney at law, r. W 8 Potrero
Av, bet El Dorado and Alameda
Clarrage Edward D., inspector McKay Sewing Ma-
chine Assn, 575 Market, r. Oakland
Clary House, Thomas Clary proptr, 1024 Howard
Clary John, fireman, r. Eighteenth Av, bet Q and E,
South S. F.
Clary John, laborer, r.747 Brannan
Clary Mary, widow, liquor saloon, 609 Howard
Clary Patrick, engineer N. B. and M. RR., r. 52 Louisa
Clary Thomas, r. 1H7 Folsom
Clary Thomas, proptr Clary House, 1024 Howard
Clary William, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 803 Folsom
8^" Clary. See Cleary and Clery
Clasby James, longshoreman, r. 630 Brannan
Clasby James E., conductor Sutter St. RB., r. 2744
Sutter
Clasby William J., driver City EB., r. 129 Fifteenth
Clasisch Charles, dummyman Clay St. RR.
Classen Adolph, proptr Arizona Hotel, 11-13 Clay
Classen Andrew, expressman, NW cor Washington
and Dupont, r. 721 Seventeenth
Classen Frederick H., salesman Eisen Bros., r. 469
Clementina
Classen Henry, operative melter and refiner's dept U.
S. Mint, r. 709 Shotwell
Classen Henry Jr., clerk, j .709 Shotwell
Classen J., seaman, r. 429 Bush
Classen Jacob, ropemaker, r. 411 Pacific
Classen James M., capitalist, office 413 California, r.
1808 Van Ness Av
Classen John C, carpenter and builder, office 516
Kearny, r. 232 Francisco
Classen J. M., clerk, r. 709 Shotwell
Classen John W., r. 232 Francisco
Classen Louise M. Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar
School, r. 232 Francisco
Classen William, clerk, r. NE cor Fillmore and Filbert
t^ ClaBseu. See Claassen, Clausen, Claussen and
Klasseu
Claudius Peter G. F., porter Lilienthal & Co., r. Key.
stone House
Claus August, laborer, r. 608 Lombard
Claus Joseph, laborer, r. 1 Newlands Court
«y Claus. See Claiiss and Klaus
Clausen Charles, waiter', r. 18 Eddy
Clausen Francis, miifg jeweler and diamond setter,
410 Kearny, room 4, r. 122 First Av
Clausen Frederick, boatman, r. 919 Battery
Clausen Frederick, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Clausen FredoU", clerk Francis Clausen, r. 122 First
Av
Clausen George, conductor Geary St. RR.,r. 1207 Fill-
more
Clausen Louis, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Clausen Peter F., laborer, r. 135 Dore
Clausen William, machinist, r. 17 Fifth Av, rear
BtF" Clausen. See Claussen
Ciauss Jacob, pork butcher, 3-4 Grand Western Mar-
ket, r. 1228 Pine
Claussen Anna, domestic 1357 Post
Claussen Charles (MuUer & Co.) r. NW cor Garden
and Bryant
ClaiJssen Emil S., mattressmaker, r. 1714 Fillmore
Claussen Frederick W., shipcarpenter, r. 112 Welsh
Claussen H., laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Claussen Henry, bookkeeper Starr & Co., r. Oakland
Claussen Henry, clerk, r. 737 Vallejo
Claussen Henry, Jiquor saloon, N£ cor Mission and
New Montgomery, r. 100!^ Second
Claussen H. H., veterinary surgeon, office 330 Bush,
r. 116 OFarrell
Claussen John, bartender, r. 228 Bush
Claussen John, cigar factory, 1206 Laurel Av
Claussen John, clerk, r. SE cor Howard and Twelfth
Claussen L. G. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1714 Fillmore
Claussen Nickolaus, baker E. A. Engelberg, 418
Kearny
Claussen William D., clerk Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1714
Fillmore
l^'Claussen. See Claassen, Clausen, Classen and
Klassen
Claussman Mary Mrs., proptr New York Baths, 738
Pacific
Claveau Peter F., painter, r. 1265^ Welsh
Clavere Joseph, bartender, r. SW cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F.
Clavere Peter (Gales & Clavere) r. 818 J$ Montgomery
Clavin John, Swiss Ben, Soc, 627 Commercial
Claverolas H., cook The Baldwin, r. 702 Mason
Clawder C, waiter, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Clawhammer John, butcher, 35 Clementina
Clawson Bernhard, r. 512 Taylor
Clawson Leonard E., agent S. F. Sewer Pipe Assn, 914
Kearny, r. 129 Oak
Clawson Samuel H., painter, r. 437 Eddy
Clay A. Mrs., r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Clay Clement C. (Sherman, Clay & Co.) r. 2216 Stei-
uer
Clay Frederic (Clay & Co.) r. Oakland
Clay George, jeweler, r. 14 Eleventh
Clay Jabez P., brick mnfr, r. 1221 Washington
Clay Street Central Market, 520 Clay
Clay Street Hill Railroad Co., C. P.Campbell
secretary, Joseph Britton superintendent, office
and depot cor Clay and Leavenworth
Clay Street Market, 514-51G Clay
Clay William M., machinist, r. 176 Perry
Clay & Co. (Frederic Clay) real estate brokers, 106
Leidesdorif, rooms 1-2
B^Clay. See Kley
Clayburgh Albert (Clayburgh & Nathan) r. 902
McAllister
Clayburgh M. & Co. (Meyer Clayburgh and Robert
Epstein) hides, pelts, tallow, etc., 109 Clay
Clayburgh Meyer (M. Clayburnh & Co.) r. Alameda
Clayburgh Moses (Clayburgh & Brandenstetn, and H.
Brundenstcin & Co.) r. 9ii4 Geary
Clayburgh Simon (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. 515 Mc-
Allister
Clayburgh & Brandenstein (Moses Clayburgh and Her-
man Braudenstein) proptrs Uashaway Stables,
108-112 Post
Clayburgh & Nathan (Albert Clayburgh and Elias
Nathan) dealers hides and leather, 322 Battery
Clayburn Troy, currier, r. Eleventh Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Clayes Charles W., clerk Custom House, r. 13 Yerba
Buena
Clayes Henry M., clerk melter and refiners' dept U.
S. Mint, r. 501 Post
Clayes O. M. , compositor Evening Post
Claymour Edward, conductor Central RR., r. 20 Park
Av
Clayton Charles, copyist, r. Wadsworth House
Clayton Charles, grain and produce commission
merchant, NE cor Front and Clay, r. C14 Sutter
Clayton Charles, steward, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Clayton Edward, r. 209 Prospect PI
Clayton Frank, laborer, r. 304 Fifth
Clayton Frank D., clerk, r. 225 Bush
Clayton Furuian, e'ngineer.r. 1224 Bush
HARDWOOD LUMBER
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Speai St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. MORSE,
rHOT04>iU.4PIIEK. 826 9IAKUET MT.
Views of all tlie prinviital places ou tlie Paelflc Coast for sale.
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Clayton Ida Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin St. Prim-
ary School, r. 1224 Bush
Clajton John, laborer P. C. SS. Go's Wharf
Clayton John M., cooper MattuUath Mnfg Co., r. 647
Natoma
!layton Willard W., r. American Exchange Hotel
lay ton William, jiainter, r. 433 Jessie
ilayton William A., foreman Pac. Bell Telephone Co.,
1861}^ Stevenson
llayton William H., r. 433 Jessie
lear Creek Gold Mining Co. (Plumas Co.) A. Halsey
secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
learing' House Sail Francisco, Charles Sleep-
er manager, 211 Sansome
leary Andrew, laborer, r. Miners' Hotel
leaiy Andrew J., assistant librarian Odd Fellows'
Library, r. 534 Second
leary Bernard, foundryman, r. 44 Louisa
leary Edward, r. 810 Mission
leary Edward, iron molder, r. 13}^ Park Av
llearyFrankClaw student Garber,Thornton& Bishop,
r. SE cor Howard and Twenty-fitth
leary Hannah, widow, boarding, 023 Jessie
leary Hannah, domestic 151 Minna
leary John, gasfitter, r. 623 Jessie
leary Josephine, dressmaker, r. 1117 Folsom
leary Margaret, widow, r. 668 Clementina
leary Margaret, widow, r. 1117 Folsom
leary Margaret, whipbraider Main & Winchester, r.
1117 Folsom
leary Mary Miss, r. 456 Minna, rear
leary Patrick, clerk, r. S s Howard, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
leary Patrick, engineer, r. 52 3^ Louisa
leary Patrick M., shoemaker, 510 Mission
leary Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
leary P. Henry, clerk Peixotto & Silverman, r. 510
Mission
leary Robert, collector, 224 Montgomery
ileary Thomas, assistant librarian Odd Fellows' Li-
brary, r. 534 Second
leary Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1117 Folsom
leary Thomas, fireman, r. 52?<2 Louisa
leary Thomas J., policeman, r. 434 Fulton
leary William J., hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills
leary W.T., shipping clerk John Hanly,r. 116 Fulton
B^Cleary. See Clary and Clery
Cleaveland George R., salesman M. Heller & Bros., r.
1215 Jones
Cleaveland Henry W., architect, .507 Montgomery, r.
Occidental Hotel
fi^'Cleaveland. See Cleveland
Cleaves Cyrus, carpenter Presidio Reservation, r. SW
cor Turk and Laguna
lecak Antonio, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
lecak John, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
leeneweck Henry, landscape artist, 216 Bush, room 1
lees Peter, billiard tablemaker, 804 Pacific, r. Federal
Hotel
leeve George, seaman, r. Sailors Home
legg Agnes M., widow, r. 126 Perry
legg Oscar A., r. 12o Perry
legg Thomas E., molder, r. 126 Perry
leggett William, barber, r. 1008 Washington
leghorn Robert, blacksmith, r. 407 Folsom
leghorn Thomas A , driver, r. 2018 Filbert
lemanti William, Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
lemens Carl, foreman molder Novelty Iron Works, r.
N 8 Clipper, bet Church and Sanchez
lemens Thomas, painter, r. 537 Sacramento
lemens Sarah J. Mrs., teacher music, r. 240 Taylor
lemens William, hostler, r. 552 Bryant
lemens William, seaman, r. 8 Berry
lement Benjamin F., pressman, r. 1235 Union
lement Edward, carpetlayer, r. 513 Commercial
lement Ephraim B. (Joseph & E. B. Clement) r.
Oakland
lement Felice Mme., French laundry, 1052 Howard
lement Grammar School, Mrs. A. E. Du Bois prin-
cipal, S s Geary, bet Jones and Leavenworth
lament Henry N. (Clement, Osment k Clement) r.
20 Glen Park Av
lement John, laundryman, r. 1052 Howard
!leuient Jolin, merchant, oifice 211 Sansome,
room 1, r. Lick House
lement John, printer, and extraman Hose No. 2, S.
F. F. D., r. 1817 Post
lement John, tailor Adolph Marks, r. 2 Maiden Lane
lement Joseph (Joseph & E. B. Clement) r. 526
Green
Clement Joseph, pantryman, r. 7 Quincy PI
Clement Joseph. <)ti C B. , searchers of records,
office 710 Washington
Clement Lie^vis M., chief engineer Cal. Division
Atlantic and Pac. RR., 328 Montgomery, room 8, r.
Oakland
Clement Lyman H., bookkeeper Williams, Dimond
&Co., r.232 O'Farrell
Clement Lyman H. Mrs., teacher music, r. 232 O'Far-
rell
Clement Moses W., carpenter, r. E s Fifth Av, bet I
and J, South S. F.
Clement, Osment <& Clement (Roswell P.
Clement, Thomas M. Osment and Henry N. Cle-
ment) attorneys at law, 420 Montgomery, rooms
16-23
Clement P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 911 Pacific
Clement Peter, upholsterer, r. 1610 California
Clement Koeder J. A., physician, office and r. 1117
Stockton
Clement Roswell P. (Clement, Osment & Clement)
r. Grand Hotel
Clement Samuel, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. Oak-
land
Clementich .Jacob, brewer, r. 17 Bannam PI
Clements Charles S., boxmaker, r. 619 Natoma
Clements C. J., first mate bktn Modoc, r. 159 Silver
Clements Daniel L., tanner, r. 3261 Jij Mission
Clements Frederick W., traveling salesman Standard
Soap Co., r. 113 Powell
Clements Gilbert, commission merchant, 318 Front, r.
E s Webster, bet Union and Green
Clements George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Clements George, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Clements Janaro S., engineer, r. 019 Natoma
Clements John, Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Clements John F., pressman Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 1210 Devisadero
Clements Kate Mrs., chambermaid Overland House
Clements Robert R., teamster, r. 1221 Mission
Clements William, commission merchant, 318 Front,
r. E s Webster, bet Union and Green
Bi^Clements. See Clemens and Clement
Clemmensen Hans, clerk, r. NW cor Eighth and Bry-
ant
Clemmons Harry, with Daniel Dodge, r. 410 Har-
rison
Clendenen C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 33 St. Ann's Bldg
Clentzer Herman, solicitor, r. 12 Howard
Clephan William, brass finisher, r. 522 Howard
Clerc Peter, teacher languages, r. 428 Geary
Clerc Raoul (N. Ten Bosch & Co.) 28 Merchants' Ex-
change
Cleric Board of Supervisors, office new City
Hall, second floor
Clery Annie Miss, housekeeper, r. 655 Howard
Clery Edith L. Miss, teacher, r. 16}^ Rausch
Clery Minnie L. Mrs., r. 16}^ Rausch
Cleu John P., baker, r. •2210}<S Mason >
Cleve Ernest, tanner, r. W s Nebraska, bet Yolo and
Sonoma
Cleveland Charles D., physician, office and r. 604
Leavenworth
Cleveland E. A. Miss, iirincipal Rincon Grammar
School, r. 228 Capp
Cleveland Edwin, speculator, r. 21?^ Oak
Cleveland George, clerk Charles Page, r. 203 Taylor
Cleveland Harriet, widow, r. 1133 J^ Pacific
Cleveland Ida, widow, r. 2019 J<i Howard
Cleveland Louis, laborer, r. 1055 Mission
(^"Cleveland. See Cleaveland
Clevoir Sarah Mrs., ladies nurse, r. 243 Ninth
Clexton Thomas G., laborer, r. 130 Oak, rear
Click Daniel (Western Flour Mills) r. Benicia
Cliens M., laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Cliff House, Junius G. Fosfer proprietor, terminus
Point Lobos Av, six miles from City Hall
Clifl' John F., r. 425 J^ Clementina
Clifl" William H. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Hinckley
Clifford Alfred F., japanner Seller Brothers & Co., r.
Oakland
Clifi'ord Daniel, fireman, r. 716 Bryant
Clififord Daniel F., lumberman, r. 133 Langton
Clifford D. L.. clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., r. 133
Langton
Clifford Edward, laborer, r. 107 Welsh
Clifford Edwin C, butcher, r. 1621 Clay, rear
Clifford Eugene, liquor saloon, 217 Folsom
Clifford George, salesman, r. 734 Capp
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ORDERS FOR WASHINO PROMPTLY ATTEKUED TO
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Clififord Grunt, driver, r. 8W cor Cambridge and
Bacon
Clifford Hiram, blacksmith, r. Tremont House
Clifford Hiram, proptr Boston JXilk Eanch, SW cor
Cambridge and Bacon, U. M. T.
Clifford James B., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 718
Union
Clifford Jeremiah, laborer, r. NW cor Church and
Army
Clifford Jeremiah J., laborer, r. NW cor Sanchez and
Clipper
Clifford Johanna, widow, r. 225 Perry
Clifford John (Moriarty & Clifford) r. SSii Louisa
Clifford John, laborer, r. 220 Fifth
Clifford John E., machinist and model maker, r. 655
Washington
Clifford Julia Miss, r. 33 Clementina
Clifford Kate, domestic 2505 Sacramento
Clifford Mary, domestic 1521 Stockton
Clifford Patrick, packer, r. N s Greenwich, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Clifford S. L. Mrs., widow, r. 734 Capp
Clifford Thomas A., bootmaker, r. 11-t Twenty-sixth
Clifford Tliomas C. (Overland Freight Transfer
Co.) r. 414 Capp
Clifford W. A., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. Oak-
land
Clifford William, blacksmith, r. 516 Pacific
Clifford William, plumber James S. Wilson, r. 314
Hayes
Clifford William E., seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Clift Nathaniel, machinist, r. 1 Lewis
Clifton House, Adolph Sutro proptr, S 8 Point Lobes
Av, nr Ocean
Clifton Lelaud, clerk Dwight M. Pidge, r. 1074 How-
ard
Clifton Minnie Miss, employee Cutting Packing Co.,
r. 306 M Third
Clifton Sidney, r. 318 Kearny
Climax Washing Po^vcler, Pacific Coast Manu-
facturing Co. manufacturers, 905)4 Howard
Clinch Bryan J., r. 1076 Union
Clinch Charles, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom-
ery
Clinch Charles G. (A. C. Dietz & Co.) r. 1004 Geary
Clindinin Alexander G., machinist, r. SW cor Mission
and Beale
Cline Al., piano polisher, r. 52 Second
Cline Annie, domestic 1516 California
Cline Annie Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros., r. 604
Geary
Cline Charlee F., r. 286 Stevenson
Cline Henry A., driver, r. 1355 Howard
Cline Ida Miss, r. 1012 Kearny
Cline Ignatius, packer A. Schilling & Co., r. 1414
Washington
Cline Jacob, boltmaker, r. 219 Mission
Cline J. B., stock broker, r. 1003 Powell
Cline John, laborer, r. 1414 Washington
Cline John E., clerk Adjutant General's Office, Pre-
sidio Bcsers'ation, r. 3014 Fillmore
Cline John F., expressman, SW cor Front and Sacra-
mento, r. 1414 Washington
Cline Lewis C, inventor, r. 075 Mission
Cline Mary J. Mrs., assistant Franklin Grammar
School, r. 2606 Sacramento
Cline M. C. Mrs., magnetic jjhysician, office and r.
675 Mission
Cline Peter J., clerk Max Burkardt, r. 1508 Hyde
Cline Samuel, cutter, r. 728 Vallejo
Cline Thomas S., drayman Langlej & Michaels, r. 1414
Washington
Cline William, plumber and gasfltter, r. 2606 Sacra-
mento
Cline William A., compositor, r. 662 '^'illow Av
B£?~ Cline. See Clyne, Klein, Kleyn and Kline
dinger Francis W., master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Clingman George E., salesman Harris Bros., r. 124
Eleventh
Clint Charle.H, master mariner, r. 1028 Pacific
Clint Charles, rigger, r. S s Greenwich, nr Sansome
Clinton Alice, domestic 839 O'Farrell
Clinton Cliai-les A., physician, surgeon and
drug store, E s Mission, nr Twenty-ninth
Clinton George, policeman, r. 622 >(j Lombard
Clinton Henry, seaman schr Fannie Gilmore
Clinton James, r. 415)4 Natoma, rear
Clinton John, fireman, r. NW cor Twenty-eighth and
Mission
Clinton Loretta Miss, r. 2103 Webster
Clinton Mary, widow, bakery, 450 Sixth
Clinton Patrick, forgeman Pac. Rolling Mills
Clinton Richard, r. 745 Market
Clinton Susan, domestic 811 O'Farrell
Clinton VeBta, widow, r. 1328 Pacidc
Clinton William, laborer, r. BE cor Shasta and Illinois
Clipper Restaurant, George Dettner proprietor,
311-313 Pacific
Clisby Seth, proptr Eureka Grain Warehouse, NW cor
Montgomery and Chestnut, r. Oakland
Clisheu Eugene O., laborer, r. 3 Welsh
Clishen James A., boxniaker, r. 3 Welsh
Clister E., laborer P. M. SS. Co.'s Wharf
Clock H. B., oiler O. and O. SS. Belgic
Clodi Louis, foreman compositor Cal. Demokrat, r.
1421 Mason, rear
Cloepperd Adolph C. T., shoemaker, r. 424)^ Grove
Clohs Henry, shoecutter.r. 10U8 Natoma
Cloonan Michael, laborer, r. 41 West Mission
Clooney Ann, widow, r. 1016 Washington
Clooney John, watchman, r. 1016 Washington
Clouuey William J., butcher, r. 1016 Washington
Close Ada S., widow, r. 630 Jessie
Close George, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Close James D., teamster W. W. Chase & Co., r. 1912
Market
Close L. A., Mrs., dressmaker, 700 Eddy
Close Thompson W., janitor South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 700 Eddy
Close William, physician, oiflce and r. 156 Third
l^~ Close. See Klose
Closson Hiram, first mate bark Lady Lampson, office
109 California
Clot Camille, machinist, r. 817 Montgomery
Clot John B. (Glut & Meese) r. 1511 Mason
Clot & Meese (John B. Clot and Constant Meese) en-
gineers and machinists, 303 Mission
Cloud William H. (Cloud & Sherman) r. Palace Hotel
Cloud & Sherman (William H. Cloud and C. A. Sher-
man) attorneys at law, and collectors, 606 Mont-
gomery
Clough Alton H., bookkeeper Smith Bros., r. Oak-
land
Clough Charles L. .bookkeeper Freeman.Smith & Co.,
r. 2203 Steiner
Clough Elijah, compositor, r. 2111 Webster
Clough Frank M., Justice of the Peace, SE cor Kearny
and Washington, r. 1110 Montgomery
Clough Frederick, deputy Sheriff', r. 308 Sutter
Clough George H., stoves and tinware, 2602 Folsom,
r. 908 Shotwell
Clough Samuel F., stockbroker, r. 2516 California
Clough Sidney, r. 502 Washington
Clough William, clerk, r. 625 Vallejo
B^" Clough. See Cluff and Clow
Cloutier Ramer M., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 739 Fol-
som
Clow John S., artist and solar printer. 8 Sixth
Clow M. Mrs., r. 243 Seventh
Clow Sarah Mrs., dress and cloak making, 8 Sixth
Cloyde David E., waiter Palace Hotel
Cloyes Charles E., assistant auditor Custom House,
r. 1114 Clay
Clucaa William, Ship Joiner's Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Clucci Pasquale, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Club Stables, C. S. Crittenden proprietor, 409-411
Taylor
Cluff Brothers (Richard, James S. and William)
groceries, 40-42 Second, 9-11 Montgomery Av, 40
Fourth, and 409-411 Montgomery Av
Cluff James S. (Cluff Brothers) r. 1816 O'Farrell
Cluff Richard (Cluff Brothers) r. 233 Sixth
Cluff Thomas M. C. salesman, r. 1309 Stockton
Cluff W. B. & Co. (William B. Cluff and C. H, Gra-
ham) groceries, 19 Sixth
Cluff William (Cluff Brothers) r. 1321 Clay
Cluff William B. (W. B. Cluff & Co. and Cluff & De
Witt) r. 148 Tehama
Cluff & De Witt (William B. Cluff and Mortimer De
Witt) groceries, 221-223 Third
8£?~Cluff. See Clough
Oluin Annie, widow, r. 103 Van Ness Av
Cluin Edward F. (McBride & Cluin) r. 103 Van Ness
Av
Clulow James, shoemaker, r. 523 Dupont
Clunan Norah, domestic 609 Van Ness Av
Clundt Charles, cigars and tobacco, 8 Clay, r. 27
Bausch
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milUlVLCI; OnCinO QL nnll_0^ Manufacturers of AiualBain»t
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Olune John E., carpenter, r. 209 Second
Clune Martin, shoemaker E D. Nolan & Co., r, 525
Howard
Clune Mitchell, book agent, 640 Clay, r. 8 Hopeton
Terrace
Clunesa W. R., vice-president and medical direc-
tor Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co., 418 Cali-
fornia, r. Sacramento
Cluney Dennis, blacksmith, r. 553 3^ Natoma
Cluney Margery Mrs., furnished rooms, 1235 Mar-
ket
Clunie Thomas J. (Clunie & Knight) r. Oakland
Clunie William, shoemaker, r. 115 Second
Clunie Si Kniglit (Thomas J. Clunie and George
A. Knight) attorneys at law, 410 Kearny
ClusUey Henry, secretary Excelsior Powder Co.,
330 Pine, room 53, r. 211-2 Howard
Clute A. B., cashier Clute & Yost, r. 2308 Jackson
Clute Francis W. (Clute k Yost) r. 2308 Jackson
Clute M. E. (Clute & Gardner) r. 206 Fourth
Clute T. R. Mrs., widow, box and knife i)leating, 430
Sutter '
Clute & Gardner (M. E. Clute and Fred Gardner)
proprietors Capitol Restauraut, 204-206 Fourth
Clute & Yost (Francis W. Clute and Daniel Z.
Yost) stockbrokers, 242 Montgomery
Cluver Martin, staman, r. 37 Pacific
Clyde Agnes, widow, r. 5553^ Minna
Clyde James, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 555}^
Minna
Clyde .John E., conveyancer, r. 995 Market
Clyde Robert S., attorney at law, 715 Clay, room 8, r.
213 Austin
Clyraa James, laborer, r. 224 Francisco, rear
Clyma James Jr., engineer, r. 224 Francisco, rear
Clyne Hartley S., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 956 Folsom
Clyne Mary, domestic 920 Ellis
Clyne John, tanner, r. 305 Twenty-sixth
Clyne Matthew R., compositor, r. 242 Clara
B^Clyne. See Cliue, Klein, Kleyn and Kline
Coad Alfred, machinist, r. 1028 Washington
Coad Harry, actor, r. 710 Geary
BS'Coad. See Code
Coadros Mathias Jorge, Portuguese Pro. and Ben.
Soc, 510 Bush
Coady Annie Mrs., fancygoods, 3261 J^ Mission
Coady Charles F., builder, r. 3261 >g Mission
Coakley Andrew, laborer, r. cor Fillmore and Green-
wich
Coakley Bridget, widow, r. 509 Howard, rear
Coakley Cornelius, laborer, r. S s Sierra, bet Georgia
and Michigan
Coakley Dennis J., clerk D. M. Moran, r. 114 Clinton
Coakley Eugene, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Coakley Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 236 Townsend
Coakley John, longshoreman, r. 254 First
Coakley John F., driver United Carriage Co., r. 39
Natoma
Coakley Mary, widow, r. E s Dame, bet Thirtieth and
Thirty-first
Coakley Patrick H., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Coakley Thomas, clerk, r. 509 H Howard
Coakley Timothy, teamster, r. E s Dame, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
(^"Coakley. See Cokeley
Coas Jacob, seaman, r. 715 Davis
Coast Review (insurance monthly) J. G. Edwards
publisher, 320 Sansome, room 14
Coast Survey V. S., oflice U. S. Appraiser's
Building
Coates A. Mrs., widow, r. 25 Hawthorne
Coates Alfred, carpenter, NE cor Shotwell and Fif-
teenth
Coates Caleb, wines and liquors, 37 Sutter, and
(Coates & Street) r. Oakland
Coates Edward, waiter, r. 649 Mission
Coates Flora Miss, telegraph operator, r. 25 Haw-
thorne
Coates George K., salesman Bullock & Jones, r. 1512
Bush
Coates John B., molder, r. 505 Jones
Coates Laura Miss, telegraph operator, r. 25 Haw-
thorne
Coates William, clerk Havens & Co., r. Oakland
Coates William E., bookkeeper Charles Clayton, r. 614
Sutter
Coates William W., clerk C. H. Reynolds & Co., r. 1512
Bush
Coates & Street (Caleb Coates and John Street)
wines and liquors, junction Market and Pine
Cobb Alexander, longshoreman, r. 108 Steuart
Cobb, Bovee Si Co. (Henry A. Cobb and William
H. Bovee) real estate agents and auctioneers, 321
Montgomery
Cobb David, photographer, 1144 Market, r. 1818 Post
Cobb Guy L., painter, r. 502 Fell
Cobb H. A., quartermaster P. M. SS. City of Peking
Cobb Henry A. (Cobb, Bovee & Co.) r. 306 Leaven-
worth
Cobb Henry A. Jr., freight agent Saucelito Ferry, r.
Saucelito
Cobb Luella F. Miss, saleslady S. Mosgrove & Bro.,
r. .5.34 Bush
Cobb Moses G. (Cobb & Moore) r. 103 Montgomery
Cobb M. W.. paint dealer, r. 450 Jessie
Cobb W. Horace, bookkeeper L. k E. Emanuel, r. 128
Second
Cobb William B., captain P. M. SS. City of New York,
r. Palace Hotel
Cobb <& Moore (Moses G. Cobb and Charles H-
Moore) attorneys at law, 103 Montgomery
Cobbledick James, salesman Waterhouse & Lester, r.
East Oakland
Cobiue John, liquor saloon, 127 Folsom
Cobleigh Charles E., drayman, r. 1117 Folsom
Cobleigh John L. (O. B. Peasley & Co. and Cobleigh
& Kidd) and boarding, 1521 California
Cobleigh & Kidd (John L. Cobleigh and Powers
Kidd) horseshoers, 1.509 Polk
Coblentz David, clerk Em. Meyer & Co., r. 506 Ellis
Cobleutz Felix, traveling salesman John S. Bowman
& Co., r. 628 Eddy
Coblentz Gustave, merchant, office 213 Battery, r^26
McAllister
Coblentz Joseph (John S. Bowman & Co.) r. 724
Geary
Coblentz Minnie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 935 Post
Cobliner Bruthers(Saul and Isaac) importers and job-
bers millinery and fancy goods, 543 Market
Cobliner Isaac (Cobliner Brothers) r. 327 Geary
Cobliner Saul (Cobliner Brothers) r. 514 Bush
Coburn Francis H., carpenter, r. 2010 Steiuer
Coburn Frank L., clerk Dewey & Co., r. 2010 Steiner
Coburn Lawrence, farmer, r. 2660 Folsom
Coburn Sophia E. Miss, clerk C. A. Edson & Co., r.
2010 Steiner
Coburn Thomas C, policeman, r. 1022 Mission
Coburn William, canmaker, r. 819 Filbert
Cocagna Antonio, cook, r. 1234 Dupont
Cochell John T., compositor, r. 442}$ Natoma
Cochell Mattie E. Miss, proofreader Pacific Newspa-
per Publishing Co., r. 442 J$ Natoma
Cochran James, carpenter, r. 426 Natoma
Cochran James, policeman, r. 1122 J^ Larkin
Cochran James H., policeman, r. 530 Chestnut
Cochran Jeremiah, expressman, r. 209 Perry
Cochran John, machinist American Sugar Refinery
Cochran John, molder, r. 327 First
Cochran John T. (J. T. Cochran & Co.) r. Oakland
Cochran Joseiih P., deputy Assessor, r. 122 Taylor
Cochran J. T. & Co. (John T. Cochran) hops and
commission merchants, 126 Clay
Cochran Kate, nurs^, r. 1919 California
Cochran Maria, domestic 1919 California
Cochran RobcTt, salesman, r. 528 }$ Stevenson
Cochran Robert E., winekeeper Lachman & Jacobi, r.
420 Bryant
Cochran William, teamster, r. 112 Perry
Cochrane E. Mrs., widow, r. 511 Jones
Cochrane Alexander M., bellman, r. 21 Bernard
Coclirane Ecl^vin O., dentist, office 850 Market, r.
410 Eddy
Cochrane Emma Miss, r. 770 Harrison
Cochrane Henry, .janitor, r. 1419 Dupont
Cochrane Jennie Miss, r. 770 Harrison
Cochrane J. J., gilder, r. 1315 Kearny
Cochrane John, stableman Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex-
press, r. 16 Lafayette PI
Cochrane Mamie Miss, compositor, r. 771 Mission
Cochrane Patrick, r. 1023 Eddy
Cochrane Richard R., waiter The Baldwin, r. 21 Ber-
nard
Cochrane Robert, r. 617 Larkm
Cochrane Robert B., carpenter, r. 1315 Kearny
Cochrane Robert B. Jr., pressman Bacon & Co., r.
1315 Kearny
Cochrane Robert Q., clerk, r. 21 Bernard
J8^ Cochrane. See Cochran and Corcoran
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I MAPnOMnilPU IMPORTER OF AND DKAIiER IN COAL AND PIG IRON,
J, niHl/liUllUUUri, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Coekbum George M., druggist, r. 5 Selina PI
Cockrill Robert L., policeman, r. p35 Post
Cockrill Theodore G., salesman F. W. Silliman &
Co., r. 234 Oak
Cocks Barzilla, shipjolner, r. 929 Valencia
Cocks Walter, r. 929 Valencia
Coddington Charles P., clerk general freight ofiBce C.
P. RB.,r. Alameda
Coddington James, r. 210 Eddy
Code, Blfelt & Co. (Philip D. Code and Joseph
Elfelt) mnfrs jellies, jams, preserves, pickles,
etc., 125 Main, office 314 Washington
Code Emma S. Mrs., principal Buena Vista Primary
School, r. 711 Treat Av
Code George R., machinist, r. 711 Treat Av
Code John (Code & Lasar) r. 25 Twenty-second
Code Philip D. (Code, Elfelt & Co.) r. 930 Valencia
Code & Lasar (John Code and Edward Lasar) proptrs
Black Hawk Livery Stable, 1009 Valencia
XT' Code. See Coad
Codeglio Antonio, coal dealer, r. 318 Broadway
Codington Charles F., clerk Taber, Harker & Co., r.
668 Twentieth
Codington Frank P., clerk Codington, Wilcox & Co.,
r. Fifteenth Av, betP and Q, South S. F.
Codington, Wilcox & Co. (William H. Codington and
Willard J. Wilcox) proptrs Pac. Glue Factory,
Fifteenth Av, bet Adele and Stringham, South S.F.
Codington William H. (Codington, Wilcox & Co.) r.
Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Codini Auguste, gigger Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Codoni EJouardo, laborer, r. Ticino Hotel
Codrons Albert, barber, r. 310 Sutter
Cody Ellen Miss, r. 26 Hermann
Cody John, cartman, r. Berry, bet Sixth and Seventh
Cody John, milkman, r. 116 Clinton
Cody John, teamster F. Barnard & Co., r. 724 Front
Cody John C, guard House Correction, r. Old San
Jose Road, ur Industrial School
Cody Margaret Mrs., r. 2124 Mason
Cody Matthew, melter Fulton Iron Works, r. 9J4
Garden
Cody Nelson A., druggist J. K. Gates & Co., r. 118
Post
Cody Patrick J., liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and
Twenty-ninth
Cody Thomas, coalpasser P. M. SS. Granada
Cody Thomas P., driver United Carriage Co., r. 217
Ritch
Cody William, stableman, r. 33 New Montgomery
Cody William E., porter, r. 435 Fulton
B^" Cody. See Coady
Cos A. W., furniture polisher, r. Columbia Hotel
Coe Edward H., r. 1811 Scott
Coe Georye E., clerk S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r.
120 Capp
Coe Henry W., student Pac. Business College, r. 409
Ellis
Coe Lawrence W., r. 120 Capp
Coe N. T. Mrs., widow, r. 419 Geary
Coe Orlow R., general agent Health Lift Co., 402
Kearny
Coe S. O. Mrs., buttonhole-maker, 21 Dupont
Coeke Charles, groceries and liquors, NE cor Pacific
and Larkin
€oelho Joaquin, clerk r. 423 Js Greenwich
Coelho Joliii C. , proptr Azores' Home, 111 Jackson
Coen Brothers (Patrick and William) hog ranch,
Fourth Av, bet M and N., South S. F.
Coen Patrick (Coen Brothers) r. Seventh Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
Coen Thomas, laborer, r. 216 Minna
Coen William (Coen Brothers) r. Seventh Av, bet L
and M. South S. F.
Coen Winifred, laundress John Parrott, (520 Folsom
ll^~Coen. See Cohan, Cohen, Cohn Cone, Kohen and
Kohn
Coey Charles P., deputy County Clerk, r. 44 Sixth
Coey David N., clerk warehouse dept Custom House,
r. Alameda
Coey James, postmaster San Francisco, office NW
cor Washington and Battery, r. 30 Twelfth
Coey William J., register and enrolling clerk Custom
House, r. 44 Sixth
Cofer Elliott M., clerk Hubbell, Shattuck & Co., r. N
s Sutter, bet Scott and Devisadero
Coffee Andrew J., notary public, 509 California, r. 17
South Park
Coffee Cora Mrs., r. G31 Sacramento
Coffee Daniel, hor.seshoer, r. 23 Gilbert
Coffee Frank L., check clerk P. M. SS. Go's Wharf, r.
17 South Park
Coffee George W., clerk London and 8. F. Bank, r.
Alameda
Coffee John (Walcom, Gowan i Coffee) r. 704 Larkin
Coffee John H., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo &
Go's Express, r. 17 South Park
Coffee John, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf
Coffee Michael, cooper, r. 312 Clementina
Coffee Nora, cook 115 Powell
Coffee William H., ship's clerk, r. 15.>5>^ Market
SyCoffee. See Coffey
Cofferau Charles, laborer, r. 331 Third
Coffey Agues T. Miss, teacher music, r. 571 Stevenson
Coffey Andrew J., grain salesman Grangers' Business
Assn, r. 25 Glen Park Av
Coffey Ann, widow, r. 9063^ Folsom
Coffey Daniel, detective, r. 800 Shotwell
Coffey Dennis, laborer, r. 434 Shipley
Coffey Esther Mrs., r. 813 Filbert, rear
Coffey Frank V. H., engineer, r. 2 Park PI
Coffey Henry E., clerk Easton & Eldridge, r. 914 Do-
lores
Cofi'ey James, longshoreman, r. 222 Tehama
Coffey James, seaman, r. 625 Second
Coffey James B., porter new City Hall, r. 2007 Webster
Coffey James V. , attorney at law, 530 California,
rooms 16-17, r. 631 Post
Coffey James W., salesman, r. 914 Dolores
Coffey John, detective, r. 914 Dolores
Coffey John, engineer City and County Hospital, r.
1U43 York
Coffey John, longshoreman, r. 143 Natoma
Coffey John, shipcarpenter, r. 79 Clementina
Coffey John A., clerk, r. 571 .Stevenson
Coffey John J., laborer, r. 1216 Hampshire
Coffey John J. E., attorney at law, 526 Kearny, rooms
7-8, r. 2723 Folsom
Coffey Joseph, r. 23 Gilbert
Coffey Joseph F., attorney at law, r. 910 Dolores
Coffey Lizzie Miss, salesladv Samuel Hill, r. 2 Park
PI
Coffey Louis, boilermaker, r. 303 Howard
Coffey Lydia B. Mrs., r. 2 Park PI
Coffey Mary, widow, r. 571 Stevenson
Coffey Michael, hackman, r. 906 M Folsom
Coffey Millie Miss, teacher music, r. 2 Park PI
Coffey Patrick, laborer, r. E s Church, nr Thirtieth
Cofl'ry Patrick W., manager cloak dept Keane Bros., r.
619 Capp
Coffoy Thomas F., bricklayer, r. 906 >^ Folsom
Coffey William, peddler, r. 533 Commercial
Coffey William C. , plumber, r. 671 Stevenson
B^Coffey. See Coffee
Coffin Albert F. (Coffin. Sanderson & Cook) r. Oakland
Coffin Alonzo, foreman C. Leonard, r. 1324 Mission
Coffin Andrew G. (Redington & Co.) r. New York
Coffin A. W., bookkeeper N. T. Messer, r. 109 Fifth
Coffin Benjamin, cooper, r. 1715 Sacramento
Coffin Charles G., drayman Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
lllj^ Leavenworth
Coffin Daniel, r. 2o08 Sacramento
Coffin Deborah B., widow, r. 911 Hyde
Coffin Edward, shipcarpenter, r. 623 Stevenson
Coffin Edward R., clerk, r. 911 Hyde
Coffin Frederick F., mining, r. 2018 Van Ness Av
Coffin George, stevedore, r. 1020 ;<i Larkin
Coffin George W., commander U. S. N., Light
House Inspector Twelfth District, office Ap-
praisers' Bldg, rooms 77-79, r. 418 Post
Coffin Horace, entry clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 1020 )i
Larkin
Coffin Isaflc S. (Redington & Co.) r. New York
Coffin J. B., salesman, r. 737 Howard
Coffin John, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Coffin John W. (Coffin & Hendry) r. 822 Broadway
Coffin Liuroln A., housepalnter. r. 8 Elm Av
Coffiu Lorenzo, carpenter, r. 623 Stevenson
Coffin Martha, widow, r. 1324 Mission
Coffin Mary G., widow, r. 331^6 Eddy
Coffin Mattio B. Miss, typesetter Painter & Co., r. 618H
Natoma
Coffin Oliver C, compositor, r. 135 Sixth
Coffin Peter F. Mrs., r. 624 M Natoma
Coffin Robert, cooper, r. 10 Harriet
Coffin Rodolphus W. (Coffin &Mavhew) r. 442 Guerrero
Coffin, Sanderson & Cook (A. F. Coffin, George
R. Sanderson and J. E. Cook) stockbrokers, 312
Pine
Coffin Walter G., driver, r. 331)4 Eddy
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JOHN WIGMORE,
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G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Coffin William H., clerk ticket auditor C. P. BE., r.
318 Taylor
Coffin W. J., carriagemaker, r. Bonanza House
Coffin & Hendry (John W. Coffin and Charles J.
Hendry) shipchandlers, junction Market and Sac-
ramento
Coffin «St Maylie-w (Eodolphus W. Coffin and
Henry H. Mayhew) drugs and medicines, SW cor
Sixteenth and Mission, and NW cor Twentieth
and Mission .
Coffman Byron S., miner, r. 1050 Howard
Coflman M. W. Mrs. .widow, r. 1 Russ
Coffrein Elizabeth, widow, r. 40 J^ Ivy Av
Cotield Charles H., coachman. 909 Taylor
Cofran George, mason, r. 210 Shotwell
Cogan Andrew, zincmolder, r. 10 Jessie, rear
Cogan James, capitalist, 318 California, r. 608 Jones
Cogan John, laborer, r. NW cor Saneome and Green
Cogan John, shoemaker, r. cor Twenty-seventh and
Mission
Cogan Julia, domestic SE cor California and Taylor
Cogan Maurice, carpenter, r. 10 Jessie, rear
Cogan Patrick, laborer, r. 507 Sixth
Cogan W., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Cogan William, r. 115 Fifth
Cogan William, driver City BE., r. 6 First Av
Cogan William, laborer, r. 230 Folsom
IS^Cogan. See Coogau
Coger John, peddler, r. W s Lundy Lane, bet Virginia
and Esmeralda Av
Coggeshall Benjamin, r. 610 Guerrero
Coggeshall Josiah H., druggist, r. 2314 Washington
Coggin Charles H., cooper, r. 261 Jersey
Coggin Clinton A., musician, r. 726 Mission
Coggin Isaac C, musician, r. 726 Mission
Coghill Andrew J., r. 1217 Clay
Coghill Thomas B. (Coghill & Simon) r. Oakland
Coghill William H., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1217 Clay
CogMll & Simon (Thomas B. Coghill and Julius
C. Simon) commission merchants and wholesale
groceries and provisions, 313-315 Front
Coghlan Daniel W., stationery, 926 Larkin
Coghlan Frank, carpetbeater, r. SW cor Sanchez and
Valley
Coghlan John, carpenter, r. 501 H Leavenworth
Coghlan John, confectionery and newsdealer, 519
Taylor '
Coghlan Maurice, laborer, r. SW cor Sanchez and
Valley
Coghlan Michael, carpetbeater, r. SW cor Sanchez and
Valley
B^Coghlan. See Coghlin, Caughlin, Coughlan and
Coughlin
Cogill John, teacher dancing, r. 1930 Jessie
Cogill John Jr., mnfr Lustricon, r. 1930 Jessie
Cogniasse A. Mme., dressmaker, r. 508 O'Farrell
Cogniasse Charles, clerk, r. 508 O'Farrell
Cogniasse Stella F. Miss, teacher music, r. 508 O'Far-
rell
Cogniasse William, boatbuilder, r. 508 O'Farrell
Cogozzo Giovanni, drayman, r. 1515 Dupont
Cogswell Frederick W., tinsmith, r. 721 Natoma
Cogswell Henry D., real estate, r. 319 Broadway
Cogswell James B., contractor, r. 1221 Washington
Cogswell James L., dentist, S. F. Chronicle Bldg, r.
517 Bush
Cogswell John H., r. 1023 Stockton
Cogswell Mary Mrs., r. 1023 Stockton
Cogswell Warren, calker, r. 313 Fremont
Cohan David, cutter Brown Bros. & Co., r. 921 M Post
Cohan Patrick, groceries and liquors, 317 Fifth
Cohaue Lawrence, carpenter and builder, 710 Turk, r.
28 Turk
Cohelan Daniel S., shipiiing clerk King, Morse & Co.,
r. 2218 Fillmore
Cohen A., r. Terminal Hotel
Cohen A., salesman Schultz & Fischer, r. 10 Liberty,
nr Valencia
Cohen Aaron, clothing, 429 Pacific
Cohen Abraham, glazier, r. 909 Bush
Cohen Abraham, painter, r. 539 Fourth
Cohen Abraham J., merchant, r. 336 Turk
Cohen Abram, tailor, 230 First
Cohen Albert, leader orchestra Theatre Comique, NW
cor Kearny and Pine
Cohen Alfred, watchmaker, 225 Sixth, r. 460 Clemen-
tina
Cohen Alfred Jr., bookkeeper John McCormack, r. 4C0
Clementina
Cohen Alfred A., attorney at law, 328 Montgom-
ery, rooms 14-15, r. Alameda
Cohen Alfred H., student Hastings' Law College, r.
Alameda ■
Cohen Annie, widow, r. 2943 Mission
Cohen Baruch, cutter Kraker & Israel, r. 427 Steven-
son
Cohen Benjamin, r. 1 Central PI
Cohen Benjamin, cigars' and tobacco, 609 Montgom-
ery, r. 2246 Mission
Cohen Benjamin, clerk Joseph Bros., r. 215 Seventh
Cohen C, r. Terminal Hotel
Cohen Caroline, widow, r. 460 Clementina
Cohen Caroline, domestic 1220 Mission
Cohen Carrie Miss, r. 411 Jones
Cohen Carrie Miss, assistant Haight Grammar School,
r. 10 Liberty, nr Valencia
Cohen Charles, clerk Leon Lemos, r. 539 Fourth
Cohen Charles, dressmaker, r. 51 'Tehama
Cohen D. & Brother (David and Harris) gents' fur-
nishing goods, 58 Fourth
Cohen Daniel, locksmith, 1084 Howard
Cohen David (D. Cohen *: Brother) r. 864 Folsom
Cohen David (H. Oharmak & Co.) r. 42 Grove
Cohen David, stockbroker, r. 10 Liberty, nr Valencia
Cohen E., musician, r, 32 Fourth
Cohen Edgar A. (Costigan, Cohen & Co.) r. Alameda
Cohen Elias, with Alfred Cohen, r. 460 Clementina
Cohen F., r. 701 Golden Gate Avenue
Cohen George W., bookkeeper Martin Prag, r. 1121
Mission
Cohen Godfrey, merchant, r. 304 Hyde
Cohen Gustav, tailor, 114 Dupont, r. 313 Eddy
Cohen Harris (D. Cohen & Brother) r. 815 Folsom
Cohen Harry, r. 618 California
Cohen Henry, barber Philip Cohen, r. 729 Golden Gate
Av
Cohen Henry, cigar dealer, r. 1311 Golden Gate Av
Cohen Henry, merchant, r. 124 Turk
Cohen Henry Mrs., widow, r. 411 Jones
Cohen Henry L., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 917
Valencia
Cohen Herman, expressman, SW cor Pine and Kearny,
r. 1624 Howard
Cohen Hermann, r. 39 Langton
Colien Hermann, importer moldings, frames,
chromos, looking glasses and artists' materials, 19
Dupont
Cohen I. L. & Brother (Isaac L. and Selig Cohen) cigar
mnfrs, 17 }i Garden
Cohen Isaac, glazier, r. 1429 Taylor
Cohen Isaac L. (I. L. Cohen & Brother) r. 17}^ Gar-
den
Cohen Isidor, fancy goods, 310 Sixth
Cohen Israel I^. Mrs., widow, r. 1710 Bush
Cohen Israel S., with William Cohen, r. 215 Seventh
Cohen Jacob, r. 22 Garden
Cohen Jacob, bakery, 539 Fourth
Cohen Jacob, porter, r. 258 Tehama
Cohen James Mrs., widow, r. 468 Tehama
Cohen Johanna, widow, r. 2247 Jackson
Cohen John, merchant, r. 1117 Sutter
Cohen Joseph, clerk, r. 712 McAllister
Cohen Joseph, clothing, 219 Pacific
Cohen Joseph, salesman D. Samuels, r. 476 Jessie
Cohen Julius, junk dealer, 130 First Av
Cohen King, peddler, r. 1)05 Folsom
Cohen Lavinia Miss, saleslady William Cohen, r. 215
Seventh
Cohen L. B. Mrs., r. 334 Vandewater
Cohen Leon, bookkeeper Meyerstein, Lowenberg &
Co., r. 1117 Sutter
Cohen Lewis, tailor, 547 Mission, r. 208 Polk
Cohen Louis, tailor, 408 Pa' ific
Cohen Louis, wharfinger Mission St. Wharf No. 2, r.
Oakland
Cohen Marcus J. (Von Ofen & Cohen) r. 12 Harriet
Cohen Marcus S., cattle inspector, r. 17 Jj Garden
Cohen Marks, barber, r. 729 Golden Gate Av
Cohen Marks, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co., r. 336
Golden Gate Av
Cohen Marks, clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 215 Powell
Cohen Marx, merchandise broker, r. 622 M Minna
Cohen Maurice, merchant, r. 810 O'Farrell
Cohen Max, clerk Cobliner Bros., r. 313 Eddy
Cohen Max, painter, r. 1005 Golden Gate Av
Cohen Mas, salesman, r. 465 Minna
Cohen Mercado (Hahn & Cohen) r. 3^4 Monroe
Cohen Meyer, shoemaker, 428 Sixth ••
Cohen Michael, clothing, 209 Pacific
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewelers, fJ
offer Goods Lower than any House
this city. 119 Montgomery St.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WANHIBTO CAI<I.ED FOR AND I>El,IVERKD.
OFFICK, 648 SIARKKT STREET.
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Cohen Michael, tailor, 476 Jessie
Cohen Morris, shoemaker, r. 910 Larkin
Cohen Morris D., cigars apd tobacco and varieties,
959 >^ Mission
Cohen Moses, candymaker Rotger & Bischoflf, r. 2 Or-
egon
Cohen Myer, foreman Rotger & Bischoff, r. 2 Oregon
Cohen Nathan, tailor, 441 Bush
Cohen Plillip, barber and baths* 12 Sacramento, r.
729 Golden Gate Av
Cohen Philip, butcher, r. 614 Minna
Cohen Philip C, salesman Wangenheim, Sternheim k
Co., r. Oakland
Cohen Philipp, dealer essential oils, etc., 621 Sausome,
r. 1604 Powell
Cohen Rachel Miss, hairworker, r. 905 Folsom
Cohen Rebecca Miss, r. 411 Jones
Cohen Rosa Miss, saleslady Bernard Blumenthal, r.
417 Clementina
Cohen S., student Barnard's Business College
Cohen Samuel, clerk, r. 460 Clementina
Cohen Samuel, glazier, r. 144 Shipley
Cohen Samuel H., collector, 521 Clay, r. 507 Hyde
Cohen Selig (I. L. Cohen & Brother) r. 17}^ Garden
Cohen Simon, astrologer and physician, office and r.
425 Kearny
Cohen Simon, salesman Davis Bros., Toklas & Co.
r. 321 Fell
Cohen Solomon, r. 729 Golden Gate Av
Cohen Solomon J., porter P. Berwin & Bro., r. 460
Tehama
Cohen Sophie Waldo Mme., teacher music, r. 507
Hyde
Cohen Tobias, cabinetmaker, r. 539 Fourth
Cohen \V. tSc Co. (William Cohen, LeojDoldHlrsch
and Constant Meyer) importers and manufacturers
gents' furni.shing goods, 13-15 Battery
Cohen William (\V. Cohen & Co.) r. 236 Sutter
Cohen William, sewing machines, 145 Sixth, r. 215
Seventh
Cohen William G. (Costigan, Cohen & Co.) and with
A. A. Cohen, r. Alameda
Cohen Wolflf, glazier, 1052 Howard
[^"Cohen. See Cohn, Cohan, Cone, Koheu and Kohn
Cohl Abraham, teacher Hebrew, r. 20)^ Garden
Cohl Leopold, salesman C. Herrmann & Co.,r. 20>i
Garden
Cohle John, cook, r. NE cor Fifth and Berry
Cohn Abraham, glazier, r. 235 Stevenson
Cohn Abraham, merchant tailor, 118 Second
Cohn Abraham B., secondhand clothing, 1068 Howard
Cohn Adam, jeweler, r. 118 Eleventh
Cohn Adolph, watchmaker and jeweler, 124 J^ Sixth,
r. 127 Seventh
Cohn Alexander, crockery and tinware, 1419 Polk
Cohn Bernard (M. Banner & Co.) r. 504 Sutter
CohTi Blanche L., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1006 Pine
Cohn Brothers (Samuel M. and Theodore Cohn) dry
goods, 1337 Pacific
Cohu Charles, upholsterer, 9843^ Folsom, r. 465 Clem-
entina
Cohn David, driver City RR., r. 1807 Mission
Cohn David, physician, office and r. 421 O'Farrell
Cohn Edward (Edward Cohn & Co.) r. 808 Geary
Cohn Edward Hi Co. (Edward Cohn and Julius
Berger) importers and wholesale and retail deal-
ers Havana cigars. 225 Montgomery
Cohn Elias (Hoffman & Cohn) r. 26 Hampton PI
Cohu Elias, merchant, r. 1812 Post
Cohu Elizabeth, widow, r. 129 Oak
Cohn Elkan Rev., rabbi Congregational Emanu-El, r.
905 Hyde
Cohn Emanuel, tailor, 644 Mission, r. 1145 Howard
Cohn G. & Co. (Goodman Cohu and .\nton Nathan)
importers and mnfrs cigars and tobacco, 117-119
Pine
Cohn Gabriel (Salomon. Wise & Cohn) r. 2121 Bush
Cohn George, merchant, r. 417 Mason
Cohn Goodman (G. Cohn & Co.) 117 Pine
Cohn Henry (Greeuebaum & Co.) r. New York
Cohn Herman, mnfr underwear, 22 Sansomej r. The
Windsor
Cohn Herman, tobacco stemmer r. 428 Sixth
Cohn Herman, watchmaker, r. 124!^ Sixth
Cohn Hermann (Goldstein & Cohn) r. 39 Lincoln
Cohn Isaac M., stockdealer, r. 1110 Folsom
Cohn Isidof, merchant, r. 224 Turk
Cohn Isidore, r. 571 Stevenson
Cohn Jacob, boota and shoes, 103 Pacific, r. 1040 Fol-
som
Cohn Jacob, junkdealer, 8 Taylor, r. 1113 Leaven-
I worth
I Cohn Jacob, mining operator, r. The Windsor
Cohn Jacob M, merchant, r. 1405 Twenty-fourth
Cohn Joseph, clothing, 723 Montgomery, .r. 529 Te-
hama " ■
Cohn Leon, baker, r. 625 Clay
Cohn Lesser, clerk, r. 224 Turk
i Cohn L. M., r. 2125 California
Cohu Louis, clerk, r. 215 Gough
j Cohn Louis, clerk, r. 470 Jessie
j Cohn Louis, merchant, r. 207 Eleventh
Cohn Louis, porter Oilman, Walker & Co.
Cohu Louis M., merchant, r. 1533. Post
! Cohn Marcus, clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
: 222 Sixth
Cohn Marks, dry goods, 210 Second
Cohn Marks, junk dealer, r. 1113 Leavenworth
Cohn Marx -S. Lobenstein & Co.) r. NW cor Laguna
and Post
Cohn Max, barber, 1162 Market, r. 729 Golden Gate
Av
Cohn Max, cigars and tobacco, 1034 Market, r. 927
Market
Cohn Max, confectioner Mrs. R. Albrecht, r. 109
Taylor
Cohu Max, tobacco stemmer, r. 428 Sixth
Cohn Meyer, secondhand clothing, 516 Fourth
Cohn Morris, salesman Zimmermann, Strouse & Co.,
r. 103 Ridley
Cohn Morris B., clothing, 131 Jackson
Cohn Nathan, clerk, r. 224 Turk
Cohn Newman, barber, 931!^ Market, r. 207 Eaeventh
Cohu Philip, tailor, r. 1020 Vallejo
Cohn Reuben, furniture, 1028 Howard
Cohn Richard C, bookkeeper, r. 103 Ridley
Cohu Salomon, barber, 30 Geary, r. 536 J<; Natoma
Cohn Samuel, clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
152 Third
Cohn Samuel, groceries and liquors, SE cor Larkin
and O'Farrell, r. 215 Gough
Cohn Samuel, salesman Jacob Cohn, r. 22 Garden
Cohn Samuel E., proptr Horseshoe Bazaar, 512 Kear-
ny, r. 1609 Webster
Cohu Samuel M. (Cohn Brothers) r. 1520 Hyde
Cohu Simon, baker, r. 625 Clay
Cohn Simon, bootblack, r. 207 Eleventh
Cohn Simon, clothing, 421 Kearny, r. 218 Golden Gate
Av
Cohn Simon, merchandise, r. 1609 Post
Cohn Solomon, clerk, r. 723 Montgomery
Cohn Solomon S., money and exchange broker, 428
Montgomery, r. 1610 Post
Cohn Theodore (Cohn Brothers) r. 1520 Hyde
Cohn Theresa Miss, millinery, 428 Hayes
Cohn Thomas, tailor, 734 Washington
Cohu William, compositor, r.'221J^ Austin
Cohn William L., tailor, 411 Pine, r. 109 O'Farrell
B£?" Cohu. See Coen, Cohan, Cohen, Cone, Kohen and
Kohn
Cohnreich Brothers (Israel and Joseph) boots
and shoes, 840 Market
Cohnreich Israel (Cohnreich Brothers) r. 226 Turk
Cohnreich Joseph (Cohnreich Brothers) r. 537
O'Farrell
Cohru Edward, sergeant police, r. 706 Ellis
Cohrn Thomas, clerk Buyer & Reich, r. 706 Ellis
Cohrs Peter, laborer, r. 512 Fourth
Coiley William, lithographic pressman A.L. Bancroft
& Co., r. American Exchange Hotel
Coin Bridget, widow, r. 115 Shipley, rear
Coin John, mill hand Uriah Segars, r. 115 Shipley
Coin Thomas, laborer, r. 115 Shipley
ifc?" Coin. See Coyne
Colt B. Ho-tvard, chairman S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, r. Occidental Hotel
Ooit Charles T. (Harrison & Colt) r. 21 Stockton
Colt George, cook, r. 115 Second
Colt Henry H., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
2012 Broadway
Cokeley Jeremiah, teamster, r. E s Wool, nr Lincoln,
B. H.
Cokeley Patrick, carpenter, r. 114 Clinton
Cokely Henry P., clerk, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Cokely Thomas, salesman Keane Bros., r. 722 Shot-
well
K?" Cokely. See Coakley
Colander Marx, clerk Lipman Bros., r. 524 )i Lin-
den Av
Colbath H. M., builder, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK k CO., 645 MarM St.
H
INCKI^Eir, SPIEKS A HAYES, FrL.TON IRON IVORHS. 213 Fremont Street.
Mannfaclarers of STATIONARY and MARINE EN«INES and ROII.EBS.
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Colbath Sarah, widow, r. 536 Minna
Colbert Edmond, clerk Keane Bros., r. 40 Crocker
Colbert Edward, boilermaker, r. 323 Duncan
Colbert John G., r. 729 Gough
Colbert John H., clerk, r. 363«S Zoe
Colbert John H., horse and cattle dealer, NE cor Her-
mann and West MlsBion, r. 40 Crocker
Colbert Lewin E., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. Coso
House
Colbert Michael, r. 729 Gough.
Colbert Philip G., r. 727 Gough
Colbert Rudolph, clerk, r. 32 Fourth
Colbert Thomas H., conductor Market St. RK., r. 24
First Av
Colbert Thomas Jefferson, salesman W. & J. Sloane
& Co., r. 729 Gough
8^ Colbert. See Culbert
Colborn Edward S., freight clerk C. P. BR., Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Colbrandt Frederick H., shoefitter, r. 65 West Mission
Colbrandt Michael, shoemaker, r. 65 West Mission
Colbrandt Richard, bootblack, r. 65 West Mission
Colbrandt Richard S., shoemaker, r. 65 West Mission
Colbrandt William, shoemaker, r. 65 West Mission
Colburn Brewer, engineer, r. 338 Chattanooga
Colburn Charles E., real estate, r. 1033 Twentieth
Colburn Charles H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex-
press, r. 5 Hopeton Terrace
Colburn George, miller, r . Park Hotel
Colburn George L., traveler Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1119
Hyde
Colburn Rebecca, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1209 Powell
Colburn Richard, saloonkeeper, r. SW cor Calhoun
and Union
Colby Alonzo J., iiorter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 328 Geary
Colby Augusta, widow, r. 1513 Howard
Colby Charles, tobacco presser, r. 217 Third
Colby Charles W., musician, r. 1220 Market
Colby C. K., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Colby David P., carpenter, r. 636 Commercial
Colby Deacon, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson
Colby Fannie E. Mrs., liquor saloon, SE cor Post and
Central Av
Colby Henry B. , master mariner, r. 912 Pine
Colby Henry H., policeman, r. 918?^ Capp
Colby Hubbard, assistant storekeeper warehouse dept
Custom House, r. Alameda
Colby James, blacksmith, r. 13 3^ Park Av
Colby Mary, widow, r. 1220 Market
Colby Mary A. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School, r.
710 California
Colby Moses L., porter C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co., r. 133
Seventh
Colby Peter, porter John Renz, r. Tremont House
Colby Zebulon F., cigars and tobacco, 19403^ Mission
BS" Colby. See Kolbe and Kolby
Cole A. L. Mrs., r. 207 Powell
Cole Alexander, bartender, r. 967 Mission
Cole Arthur B., tinsmith, r. 515 Leavenworth
Cole Charles D., real estate agent, 304 Montgomery, r.
409 Mason
Cole Charles H., machinist, r. 1911 Jessie
Cole Charles M., bookkeeper Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 1801 Franklin
Cole Cornelius, attorney at law, 506 Battery, room 23
Cole Dennis, teamster, r. N s Green, nr Battery
Cole Edward F., salesman Thos. Day, r. 127 Kearny
Cole Edward P., attorney at law, 402 Montgomery,
rooms 20-21, r. 1840 O'Farrell
Cole Elijah T., r. .520 Bush
Cole Elizabeth Miss, rucbingmaker, r. 16 Garden
Cole Ellen, widow, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Cole Foster P., salesman Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 1801 Franklin
Cole Frederick, attorney at law, r. 501 Geary
Cole George, bartender, r. 238 Jessie
Cole Henrj', driver A. F. Green & Co., r. 520 Grove
Cole Henry, hou.se mover, r. 936)^ Folsom, rear
Cole Jacob J., clerk H. Myers & Sou, r. 203 Taylor
Cole James, cook, r. 270 Jessie
Cole James, house mover, r. 421 Natoma
Cole James, shoemaker, r. 210 Chestnut
Cole James, waiter Palace Hotel
Cole James, wharfinger section 4 Seawall, r. 1753
Howard
Cole Jason B., teamster, 120 Mission, r. 1515 Mission
Cole John, harnessmaker, r. 210 Chestnut
Cole John, watchman, r. 915 Capp
Cole John J., saloonkeeper, r. 1003 Pacific
Cole John J. H., teamster, r. 520 Grove
Cole John M., chairmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 1801 Franklin
Cole John R., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 219 Minna
Cole Josiah L., machinist, r. 609 Hyde
Cole, Kenny & Co. (William H. B. Cole, Thomas
Kenny and Louis F. Golder) manufacturers
brooms and brushes and dealer.* wood and willow-
ware, 421 Front
Cole Lavinia, widow, r. 16 Garden
Cole L. C. Mrs., widow, r. 515 Leavenworth
Cole Levi F., foreman Union Iron Works, r. 1911
Jessie
Cole M. A. Miss, teacher, r. 515 Leavenworth
Cole Mark T., bookkeeper Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r.
1005 Post
Cole Martha, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Cole Mary, widow, r. 520 Grove
Cole Natlianiel P., president California Furniture
Manufacturing Co., 220-226 Bush, r. 1801 Franklin
Cole Nathaniel W., real estate, r. 727 Shotwell
Cole Nicholas V., wood and coal, 662 Mission, r. 100)4
Second
Cole Oliver H., insurance adjuster, 216 Sansome, r.
620 Sutter
Cole Paul R., blacksmith, r. 38 Seventh
Cole R., harnesscleaner United Carriage Co , r. 68 Te-
hama •
Cole R. Beverly, physician, ofiSce 518 Sutter
Cole Thomas, laborer, r. 346 Fourth
Cole Thomas, mining, r. 1799 Filbert
Cole Thomas, stonecutter, r. 346 Fourth
Cole William, carpenter, r. S s Twenty-second, bet
Valencia and Bartlett •
Cole William, with Michael J. Driscoll, r. 118 Langton
Cole William H. B. (Cole, Kenny & Co.) r. 28 McAl-
lister
Cole William J., traveling agent Walter J. Home, r.
702 Market
l3®"Cole. See Kohl
Coleglia Antonio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Bdwj'
Coleman Abraham, barber, r. 428 Green
Coleman Adolph, barber, 218 Pacific, r. 428 Green
Coleman Andrew, jeweler, r.41 Third
Coleman Ann Mrs., furnished rooms, 1326 Stockton
Coleman Annie, domestic SW cor Pine and Octavia
Coleman Carlton C.,with William T. Coleman & Co., r.
1299 Taylor
Coleman Catherine, widow, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Coleman Catherine Mrs., r. 11 Clara
Coleman Catherine Mrs., watches, jewelry and sec-
ondhand clothing, 41 Third
Coleman Charles, r. 1517 Post
Coleman Charles, bartender, r. 711 Howard
Coleman Charles, jeweler F. Hofleng, r. 148 Perry
Coleman Charles H., barber, 537 Sacramento, r. 428
Green
Coleman Charles M., receiver California St. RR., r.
1521 California
Coleman Daniel, laborer, r. 3 Warren Av
Coleman Daniel, laborer, r. 18^ Boardman PI
Coleman Daniel, policeman, r. 748 Brannan
Coleman Daniel, stevedore A. C. Freese
Coleman David M., bookbinder, r. NE cor Mnson and
Pacific
Coleman David R., shipsmith, 11 Vallejo, r. 1104
Market
Coleman Dennis (Coleman &Michelsen) r. 15 Hayes
Coleman Dennis, bartender, r. 305 Minna
Coleman Dennis, foundryman, r. 41 Minna
Coleman Edward W., w'ith Hatch & Barclay, r. 739
Ellis
Coleman Evan J., president Pacific Transfer
Co., 110 Sutter, president Board Bank Commis-
sioners. .528 California, and president Gas Con-
sumers Association, '202 Bush, r. 1217 California
Coleman Eugene, r. 133 Clara
Coleman Fannie E. Miss, assistant Grant Primary
School, r. 720 McAllister
Coleman Frederick, bargeman A. C. Freese
Coleman George B., clerk Eagleson & Co., r. 720 Mc-
Allister
Coleman George P., salesman A. S. Hallidie, r. 1130
Market
Coleman G. M. Mrs., widow, r. 517 Sutter
Coleman Gustavus A., salesman Nolan Bros., r. 501
Mason
Coleman Harlow G., undertaker William H. Porter, r.
16 O'Farrell
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office. 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AXD DEALER IX ALL. KINDS OP FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Coleman Harris, merchant tailor, 640 Ellis, r. 428
Green
Coleman Harry, barnessmaker, r. 148 Perry
Coleman Harry E., ehoefinisher, r. 511 McAllister
Coleman Henry R., manager retail dept A. L.Bancroft
& Co., r. 518 Geary
Coleman Hyman, expressman, r. 148 Perry
Coleman J.\ stockbroker, r. 771 Mission
Coleman James, r. 7 Mason
Coleman James, engineer, r. SW cor Bryant and
Beale
Coleman James, laborer, r. 1008 Columbia
Coleman James, molder, r. W s Columbia, bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Coleman James, packer Ackerman Bros., r. 11 Clara
Coleman James H., r. 50'J Bryant
Coleman James S., check clerk P. M. SS. Co's Wharf,
r. 118 Freelon
Coleman James S., physician and surgeon, ofilee and
r. 521) Valencia
Coleman James V., capitalist, 42 Nevada Block, r. 517
Sutter
Coleman James W., clerk Jarboe & Harrison, r. 6
Clinton
Coleman Jane, widow, r. S s Henry, bet Noe and Castro
Coleman Johanna, widow, r. 15 Hayes
Coleman John, laborer, r. 6 Clinton
Coleman John, mining, r. 720 McAllister
Coleman John, seaman P. C. SS. George W. Elder
Coleman John, turner Jesse & Drew, r. Oakland
Coleman John Jr., law clerk, r. 6 Clinton
Coleman John A., stonecutter, r. 20 Freelon
Coleman John E., clerk Joseph Holland, r. 685 Harri-
son
Coleman John E. W., painter and whltener, 924
Folsom
Coleman John H., conductor Market St. RR., r. 23
Diamond
Coleman John T., laborer Omnibus RK., r.llClara
Coleman John W., capitalist, office 1 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Bldg. r. Oakland
Coleman Joseph, clerk, r. 148 Perry
Coleman Joseph, laborer, r. 437 Fulton
Coleman Joseph, salesman, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Coleman Joseph, salesman O'Connor, MofCatt & Co.,
r. 914 Post
Coleman L. B., r. Commercial Hotel
Coleman Louis, clerk, r. 428 Green
Coleman Luther B. Mrs., r. 52:^ Sutter
Coleman M., laundryman La Grande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Coleman Maria, widow, r. 517 Sutter
Coleman Maria Mrs., r. 140G Dupont
Coleman Mark, carpenter, r. 1326 Stockton
Coleman Mary Ann, widow, r. 550 Mission
Coleman Maurice, leathercutter, r. 437 Fulton
Coleman Max, peddler, r. 437 Fulton
Coleman Michael, laborer, r. 440^ Brannan
Coleman Michael, milkman, r. E s Diamond, bet Sev-
enteenth and Eighteenth
Coleman Michael, painter, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Coleman M. M. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 405 Turk
Coleman Morris, upholsterer, r. 148 Perry
Coleman Nelson, merchant, r. 40 Russ
Coleman Nicholas J., mining superintendent, r. 504
EUiB
Coleman Patrick, blacksmith, r. 133 Clara
Coleman Patrick J., salesman S. Mosgrove & Bro.. r.
1405 Scott
Coleman Peter, policeman, r. 508 Stevenson
Coleman Philip, tanner, r. 440 J^ Brannan
Coleman isimon, shocflnisher, r. 507 Grove
Coleman Thomas, bartender, r. 110 Stockton
Coleman Thomas, boilermaker, r. 12 Anthony
Coleman Thomas, carriage washer, r. 639 Post
Coleman Thomas, laborer, r. 306 Beale
Coleman Thomas, laborer, r. 551 Mission
Coleman Thomas, porter, and foreman Hose No. 9, S.
F. F. D.. r. 321 }<; Union
Coleman Tillie Miss, r. 617 Post
Coleman William, r. The Truesdell
Coleman William, expressman, NE cor Howard and
Fourth, r. 148 Perry
Coleman William, ship steward, r. 4.56 Natoma
Coleman William Euimette, clerk Chief Quarter-
master's Office Presidio Resrrvatiou, r. 418 Sutter
Coleman William J., r. 913 Montgomery
Coleman William P., notary public and com-
missioner of deeds, 307 Montgomery, r. 2437 Cali-
fornia
Coleman William T. cWilliam T. Coleman & Co.) r.
1299 Tuvlor
Coleman William T. Si Co. (William T. Cole-
man) shipping and commission merchants, SE
cor Market and Main
Coleman W^illiam T . & Co's lines of clipper
ships, Philadelphia, Hong Kong and Boston, office
SE cor Market and Main
Coleman W. W., clerk, r. 739 Ellis
Coleman & Michelsen (Dennis Colemao and Louis
Michelsen) boot and shoemakers, 604 Mission
e^Coleman. See Colman, Kohlman and Kollman
Colen Bertha, widow, nurse, r. 1305 Green
Colen John H., teamster, r. 16 Bryant Av
Coleria Augustus, gardener, r. 8 B California, bet
Fourth and Fifth Avs
Coles Aiagustus D., painter, r. 5 Ivy Av
Coles E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 606 Montgomery
Coles Ida E. Miss, assistant Noe and Temple St. Pri-
mary School, r. 44 Third
Coles John B., calker, and extraman Hose No. 1, S. F.
F. D., r. 606 Montgomery
Coles Thorn, engineer Dohrmann & Co., r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Coles William J., porter Levy, Diamant.Oppenheimer
& Co., r. Oakland
Coles William L., sergeant police, r. 44 Third
Colety Henry M., clerk David Levy, r. 812 McAllister
Coley" H. M., compositor, r. 221 Mason
Colgau John, longshoreman, r. 4 Jackson
Colgan John, machinist, r. 305 Fremont
Colgan John J., fireman, r. 305 Fremont
Colhoun Edmund R., commodore U. S. N., r. 9U
Union
Coli A. & Co. (Alesio and Bartolomeo Coll) wood and
coal, 907 Washington
Coli Alesio (A. Coli & Co.) r. 907 Washington
Coli Bartolomeo (A. Coli & Co.) r. 907 Washington
Colin Josephine Mrs., teacher French, Zeitska's Insti-
tute, r. 820 Filbert
eS" Colin. See Colen and Collin
Coll Dennis, teamster, r. 1001 Battery
Coll Frank, teamst r A. M. Ebbets, r. 903 Battery,
rear
Coll Henri, barnessmaker, r. 636 Broadway
Coll John, baker, r. 344 Shipley
Coll M., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Coll Michael, baker, r. 674 Clementina
Coll Patrick, tailor, 307 Minna, r. 20 Howard Court
Coll Thomas, seaman, r. 637 Commercial
Colleary Ambrose, assistant mail clerk Evening Post,
r. 829 Greenwich
Colleary John, teamster, r. 8'29 Greenwich
CoUector Customs U. S., Port of San Francisco,
office Custom House, third floor
Collector Licenses City and County, new
City Hall, basement
Collector Taxes City and County, new City
Hall, first floor
Collector U. S. Internal Revenue, office U. S.
Appraiser's Building, rooms 2-6
College of Notre Dame, E s Dolores, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Collesou Gustave, boarding, 116 Washington
Collet Fortune, liquor saloon, SW cor Second and
Bryant
Colleton James, collector Tallant & Co., r. 524 Bryant
CoUett Henry G., foreman Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 919
Bryant t i. j
Collett Theodore H., master mariner, r. 198 Lombard
Colley Charles J., millwright, r. 1505M Franklin
CoUey Frederick A., manager wholesale dept A. L.
Bancroft k Co., r. 202 San Jose Av
Colley Moses H., carpenter and builder, r. 202 San
Jose Av
Collie Charles, machinist, r. 217 Third
Collie Thompson, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Collie W. H. & Co. (William H. Collie, George B.
Jones and John Forsyth) proprietors Park Nur-
sery, cor Hayes and Baker
Collie William H., florist, 20 Post, and (W. H.
Collie >*c Co.) r. 818 Octavia
Collier Frank, r. 234 Bush
Collier John, carpenter, r. 363 Minna
Collier Peter F., publisher, office 22 Geary, r.
New York
Collier William B., capitalist, r. 916 Van NesB Av
Be?" Collier. See Collyer
Colligan Terieuco, laborer, r. 1333 Vallejo
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Collin Desire, laundryman St. Mary's College
Collin Henry, merchant tailor, 1311 Pacific, r. 1307
Pacific
Collin John, laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and Bryant
O^Collin. See Colen and Colin
Colling Simeon I., night watchman, r. 531 Bryant
Collings Francis, stonecutter, r. 822 Folsom
Collins A., laborer Hancock & Kelso
Collins Adeline L. Mrs. (Collins & Lyons) r. 208 Fifth
Collins A. Frank, salesman Merry, FauU & Co., r. 331
Montgomery
Collins Agnes, domestic SW cor Eddy and Frankin
Collins Albert L., teamster Renton, Holmes & Co., r.
308>s Tenth
Collins Alexander, lodgings, 522 Dupont
Collins Anne, widow, r. 817 M Jessie
Collins Augiistus A., porter George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 1202 Powell
Collins A.W., bookkeeper N.W. Spanlding, r. Oakland
Collins Barney, bakery, 37 Sixth
Collins Barney Jr., cigarmaker David Barry, r. 37
Sixth
Collins Bartley, painter, r. 1313 Steiner
Collins Benjamin Jr., pressman Frank Eastman &
Co.,r. 317 Third
Collins Benjamin B., printer, r. 286 Stevenson
Collins Bernard, laborer G6]den Gate Park
Collins Bridget, domestic 309 Golden Gate Av
Collins Brothers (Timothy and John) dairyman, S s
Eighteenth, bet Eureka and Ellen
Collins C. Mrs., saleslady Isaac Barker, r. 408 Jones
Collins Charles, r. 309 Eddy
Collins Charles, haruessmaker Henry Weaver, r. cor
Nineteenth and Hartford
Collins Charles H., copyist County Recorder, r. 1585
Turk
Collins Charles J. (Collins & Co.) r. 224 Eleventh
Collins Charles J. Jr. (Collins & Co.) r. 224 Eleventh
Collins Charles T., blacksmith C. J. Moyes, r. 922 Pine
Collins Charles W., collector, 323 Front, r. 1826 O'Far-
rell
Collins Colby, merchant (Tuscarora, Nev.) r. 435 Bush
Collins Cornelius, r. 1719 Pacific Av
Collins Cornelius, bricklayer, r. 659 Natoma
Collins Cornelius S., miner, r. 1009 York
Collins Daniel, fruit, 210 Twenty-fourth
Collins Daniel W., machinist Mark Sheldon, r. 836
Mission
Collins David, laborer, r. 1332 Washington
Collins Dennis, butcher, r. Sixth Av, bet K and L,
South S. F.
Collins Dennis, conductor, r. 1430 Jackson
Collins Dennis, laborer, r. 320 Eighth
Collins Dennis, laborer, r. 5.50 Mission, rear
Collins Dennis, laborer, r. SW cor Fifth and Howard
Collins Dennis B., hackowuer, r. 922 Pine
Collins Dennis J., finisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,
r. 149 Second
Collins Dennis P., cook, r. 117 Bernard
Collins Edward, bookkeeper, r. 708 Howard
Collins Edward, laborer, r. 40.5 Beale
Collins Edward, longshoreman, r. 6 Norton PI
Collins Edward, woolscuurer, r. 12 Gilbert
Collins Edward F.. bookkeeper, r. 922 Pine
Collins Elizabeth, widow, r.'422 Minna
Collins Elizabeth Miss, saleslady, r. 422 Minna
Collins Ellen, domestic 238 Oak
Collins Ellen, sbirtiuaker, r. 1230 Bush
Collins E. R. Mrs., widow, r. Grand Hotel
Collins Frederick T. (F. T. Collins & Co.) r. 1223 Polk
Collins F. T. & Co. (Frederick T. and Thomas W. Col-
lins) hatters. 1223 Polk
Collins George, cook, r. 662 Howard
Collins George, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Collins George, ornamental painter Jabez S. Swan, r.
Oakland
Collins George, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Collins George D., law student Thomas V. O'Brien, r.
2434 Larkin
Collins George G., paper ruler John B. Mclntyre, r.
232 Jessie
Collins George H. (Higgins & Collins) r. Oakland
Collins George W., bookkeeper W. W. Chase & Co., r.
1906 Mason
Collins George W., commercial traveler, r. S s Powell
Av, bet California Av and Mission, B. H.
Collins Hannah Miss, seamstress, r; 238 Oak
Collins Henry, r. 102 Eddy
Collins Henry, clerk Western Union Tel. Co., r. 1585
Turk
Collins Hugh, engineer, r. 84H Folsom
Collins Hugh, laborer, r. 346 Fourth
Collins James, r. cor Twenty-third and Sanchez
Collins James, boilerraaker, r. 16 Isis
Collins James, carpenter, r. 613 Mission
Collins James, engineer A. Waldstein, r. 732 Clemen-
tina
Collins James, painter, r. 1608 Sterner
Collins James, pantryman O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Collins James, stonecutter, r. 11 ?4 Garden
Collins James H., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1305J^
Polk
Collins James J., tailor, 643 Post
Collins James W., proptr Belmont Dairy, r. 3 Board-
man PI
Collins Jeremiah, peddler, r. 234 Langton
Collins Jeremiah, printer, r. 7 Dale PI
Collins Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. 131 Lily Av
Collins Jeremiah J., boottitter, r. 229 Jessie
Collins John (Collins Brothers) r. N s Twenty-fourth,
bet Eureka and Ellen
Collins John, baker, r. 126 Langton
Collins John, barber, r. 910}^ Harrison
Collins John, bartender, r. 620 Jessie
Collins John, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, r. 212
Second
Collins John, expressman, NW cor First and Mission,
r. 68 Jessie
Collins John, horseshoer, r. 520 Bush
Collins John, laborer, r. 5 Chesley
Collins John, laborer, r. 60 Shipley
Collins John, laborer, r. 710 Lombard
Collins John, laborer, r. 1011 York
Collins John, longshoreman, r. N s Day, bet Sanchez
and Church
Collins John, molder Union Iron Works, r. 420}^ Na-
toma
Collins John, ropesplicer Sutter St. RR., r. 1336 Bush
Collins John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Collins John, storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue
Collins John, tanner, r. 732 Clementina
Collins John, tanner, r. 127 Fifteenth
Collins John, teamster, r. 1105 McAllister
Collins John, watchman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
7J<i Liberty
Collins John A., attorney at law, ofiSce 410 Kearny,
room 2, r. 2430 Mission
Collins John C, compositor, r. 3 Y'erba Buena
Col 1ms John D., r. 840 Grove
Collins John D., laborer, r. 12 Gilbert
Collins John J., blacksmith, r. 11 Hubbard
Collins John J., porter Hoffman & Co., r. 1023 Vallejo
Collins John P., r. 419 Stevenson
Collins John T., plasterer, r. 1315 Steiner
Collins John T., reporter The Bradstreet Co., r. 659
Natoma
Collins John W., clerk, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Collins John W., teamster, r. 13 Linden Av
Collins Joseph, clerk, r. 229 Jessie
Collins Joseph, weaver, r. 1023 Vallejo
Collins JosepU C, real estate agent, r. 509 Bush
Collins Joseph J., carpenter, r. 2}^ McLea Court
Collins Joseph V.; salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co.,
r. 26 Capp
Collins J.W., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Collins Julia, domestic 1008 Jones
Collins Julia A., machine operator E. Detrick & Co.,
r. 339 Shipley
Collins Kate, nurse, 321 Hyde
Collins Katv Miss, starcher Standard Shirt Factory, r.
1023 Vallejo
Collins Lawrence, S( aman, r. 328 Drumm
Collins Lyman P., salesman Samuel Hill, r. Oakland
Collins M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 310 Kearny
Collins Maggie Miss, seamstress, r. 238 Oak
Collins Mai'tiu, artist, r. 26 Sixth
Collins Martin, plasterer, r. SW cor Franklin and
Lombard
Collins Martin, shipliner, r. 1014 Filbert
Collins Maurice K., traveling agent, r. Revere House
Ct>llins Mary, widow, r. 10 Anthony
Collins Mary, widow, r. 22^ Kausch
Collins Mary, widow, r. 419 Stevenson
Collins Mary, domestic 528 Pacific
Collins Mary A., domestic 515 Eddy
Collins Mary C. Miss, tailor J. Lancaster &Co.,r. 551)$
Minna
Collins Mary E. Miss, assistant Starr King Primary
School, r. 422 Minna
Collins Mary F., proptr Albemarle House, 8 Mason
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Collins Mary Vincent Sister, Lady Superioress St-
Vincent School, S a Mission, bet New Montgom-
ery and Third
Collins Matthew, policeman, r. 1'20 Chestnut
Collins Michael, expressman Cal. Powder Co., r. W 8
Baker, bet Jefferson and Beach
Collins Michael, laborer, r. 18 Bonlta
Collins Michael, laborer, r. 270 Clementina
Collins Michael^ laborer, r. 1023 Vallejo
Collins Michael, plasterer, r. 1313 Sttiner
Collins Michael C, shoemaker, 209 Leidesdorff
Collins Michael J., plasterer, r. 319 Tehama
Collins MoUle, domestic 1416 Clay
Collins M. T.. guard House of Correction
Collins Nathaniel, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Collins Nellie Miss, operator Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 1230 Bush
Collins Owen, bootmaker, r. 59 Stevenson
Collins P., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Collins Patrick, r. cor Filbert and Buchanan
Collins Patrick, fireman, r. NE cor Vermont and Ne-
vada
Collins Patrick, laborer, r. 22 Louisa
Collins Patrick, laborer, r. 732 Clementina
Collins Patrick, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and
Howard, r. 7t)5 Howard
Colling Patrick, proptr Washington Hotel, NW
cor Mission and First
Collins Patrick, teamster, r. 18 Allen
Collins Patrick F., teamster, r. 710 ><j Fulton, rear
Collins Patrick J., carpenter, r. N s Twenty-third, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Collins Patrick J., hostler, r. 61 Natoma
Collins Peter, machinist, r. 307 Folsom
Collins Peter F., carpenter, r. 1621 J^ Howard, rear
Collins E., widow, proptr Stanford Kestaurant, 618
Fourth
Collins Richard, fireman, r. 2919 Mission
Collins Richard M. (W. W. Chage & Co.) r. 1906 Ma-
son
CoUinsRichard W., canner Sacrapiento River Pack-
ing Co., r. 922 Pine
Collins Robert (Marsh & Collins) r. SW cor Bay and
Jones
Collins Robert, compositor, r. 521 Greenwich
Collins Robert, fireman O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Collins Robert, salesman, r. W s Hartford, nr Nine-
teenth
Collins Robert U., journalist, r. 1517 Hyde
Collins S., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Collins Salvin P. (S. P. Collins & Co.) r. SW cor Sac-
ramento and Franklin
Collins Samuel H., manager H. Myers & Sou, r. 2512
Sacramento
Collins Samuel S., carpenter, r. 321 Fifth
Collins Sarah, widow, r. 339 Shipley
Collins Savory W., book agent, r. 825 Broadway, rear
Collins Silas M. (Collins & Tilden) r. 110 Mason
Collin.s S. P. «& Co. (Salvin P. Collins and James
Wheeland) wines and liquors and oyster and chop
house, 32'J Montgomery and 511 California
Collins Terrence, fireman P. M. SS. Granada
Collins T. Mrs., widow, r. 307 Folsom
Collins Thomas, gardener, r. Turk St. Hotel
Collins Thomas, laborer, r. 712 Larkin
Collins Thomas, tanner, r. 732 Clementina
Collins Thomas H., varnisher, r. 60 Shipley
Collins Thomas W. (F. T. Collins & Co.) and book-
keeper Anglo-Californian Bank, r. 1.585 Turk
Collins Timothy (Collins Brothers) r. S s Twenty-
fourth, bet Eureka and Ellen
Collins Tinnotliy, boatbuilder, N s Berry, bet
Third and Fourth, r. 11 Haggin
Collins Timothy, bricklayer, r. 2434 Larkin
Collins Timothy, laborer, r. 2.% Oak
Collins Timothy, laborer, r. 277 Stevenson
Collins Victor N., branch bakery, 17 Taylor
Collins William, laundryman, r. 635 Third
Collins William, metalroofer, r. 229 Jessie
Collins William, moroccofinisher, r. 127 Fifteenth
Collins William, saloon waiter P. C. SS. Los Angeles
Collins William, steward O. and O. SS. Gaelic
Collins William D., carpenter M. C. Hawley & Co., r.
308 Tenth
Collins William H., attorney at law, 509 Kearny, room
fi, r. 2622 Bush
Collins William R., barber Horace Bernard,, r. 120
Fourth
Collins W. J., mining, r. 725 Pine
Collins Wolsey W., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 118
Ellis
Collins & Co. (Charles J. Collins and Charles J. Col-
lins Jr.) hatters, 512 Montgomery
Collins & Lyons (Mrs. Adeline Collins and John
Lyons) teamsters. Pier 11 Steuart
Collin.s »S£ Tilden (S. M. Collins and H. N. Tilden)
commission and dairy produce, 426 Sansome
8^ Collins. See Collings
CoUiuson W. M., clerk, r. 607 Powell
CoUischonn Charles, corresponding clerk Belloc &
Co., r. Oakland
CoUison Fannie, domestic 1904 Sutter
Collison James, boilermaker, r. 4 Simpson PI
CoUison John A., clerk, r. 915 Polk
Collner John, compositor Examiner, r. 11 Natoma
Collon William N., books and stationery, 1019 Mar-
ket
CoUonan William, laborer, r. S 8 Valley, bet San Jose
Av and Dolores
CoUopy James, bakery, 953 Bryant
Collopy T., laborer, r. 559 Bryant
CoUopy Timothy, laborer, r. 27 ><; Garden
Collopy William P., canmaker, r. 5.59 Bryant
Collopy W. P., cook O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
CoUum Bernard, porter Neustadter Bros., r. 108
Liberty
Collyer David, plumber Charles Meehan, r. Oakland
Collyer William E., supt stmrs South P. C. RR., r.
218 Stockton
IE?- Collyer. See Collier
Colman Abraham (Colman Brothers) r. Piedmont
Springs
Colman Abraham, tailor, r. 635 Jessie
Colman A. F. Mrs., widow, varieties and fancy goods,
433 O'Farrell
Colman Brothers (Morris, Abraham and Charles)
importers and wholesale and retail clothing and
gents' furnishing goods, SW opr Montgomery and
Bush
Colman Charles (Colman Brothers) r. 1104 Van Ness
Av
Colman Charles A., r. 701 J^ Eddy
Colman Christina, widow, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Colman Joseph, mining, oflice 314 Montgomery
Colman Marks, peddler, r. 437 Fourteenth
Colman Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 405 Turk
Colman Morris (Colman Brothers) r. Palace Hotel
Colman Jfatlianiel B., physician, office 204 Sut-
ter, r. 1415 Bush, oflice hours 9 a. m., 1 to 4 and 7
p. M.
Colman Thomas, barber, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
e^Colman. See Coleman and Kohlman
Colmann Martin, liquor saloon, NE cor Kearny and
Pine, r. 030 California
Colmes E. AV., captain Oregon Inip. SS. Mississippi
Colmesnil James G.. clerk general freight office C. P.
RR., r. 708 Fulton
Colmorio Espirinoi, widow, r. 1421 Stockton
Oolomari Augu.st (Colomari & Brother) r. 512 Green
(iolomari Capeli' (Colomari & Brother) r. 512 Green
(^lomarl & Brother (August and Capeli) water carts,
512 Green
Colomb Julius, wood carver, r. 13 Salmon
Colombat A. Mrs., ftinge factory, 108 O'Farrell
Colombier Leonie Mme., dressmaker. 111 Geary, r. 13
Stockton
Colombine John, laborer, r. 8 Broadway
Colombo Hotel, Egidio G. Zeiro proprietor, 621
Broadway
Colombo Market, F. G. Piccaroli superintendent,
S s Pacific, bet Front and Davis
Colombo Nicola, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Colombottl Antonio (Isola & Colombotti) r. SE cor
Mission and Gody
Colonna Agostiuo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Colonnade House, Mrs. Alfred Rix proptr, 1206 Mar-
ket
Colonido Commercial and Land Co., Lewis Lillle sec-
retary, 607 Washington
Colorado Steam Navlgratiou Co., Charles
Crocker president, Frank S. Douty secretary,
office NE cor Fourth and Towusend
Colorado Valley Land and Irrigating Co., office 724H
Market
Colquhouu Elizabeth R., widow, r. 48 South Park
Colquhoun Robert D., clerk Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Co., r. 48 South Park
Colsen R. W., clerk, r. Winchester House
Colson A. E., r. 2507 Mission
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Colson Edward A., messenger Custom House, r. E s
Pennsylvania Av, bet Mariposa and Solano
lS®"Col8on. See Coulson
Colston George J., laborer, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Colston Samuel H., boilermaker, r. E s Church, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Colter Andrew, calker, r. SE cor Mission and First
Colter Edward J., bookkeeper Scofleld & Tevis, r. 2322
Pine
Colter John, policeman, r. 2322 Pine
Colter John N. , upholsterer, r. 2322 Pine
Colter William T., carpenter, r. 2322 Pine
BS"Colter. See Coulter
Colterman Theodore, clerk, r. 1039 Mission
Colthrop Robert, elevatorman, 230 Montgomery, r.
214 Minna
Coltman George E., bartender, r. 315 Pacific
Colton Alric O., assistant Prosecuting Attorney Police
Court No. 2, office 623 Comm'ercial, r. 923 Dolores
Colton Chester F., druggist, r. 232 Oak
Colton Dental Association (Decker & Wilson)
925-927 Market
Colton F. D. Mrs., widow, r. 923 Dolores
Colton Hannah E., shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 437 Fulton
Colton Harry, actor California Theatre, r, 200 Eddy
Colton James, plumber McNally & Hawkins, r. 110 J<i
Dore
Colton M., peddler, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Colton Nathaniel W., shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 437
Fulton
Colton Walter, boilermaker, r. 114 Shotwell
Colton William, artesian wellborer, r. 110 J^ Dore
Columbia Brewery, John C. Sauter & Co. proptrs, 735
Tehama
Columbia Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa
Co.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Columbia Feed Mills, J.N.Harrison proprietor,
124 Main
Columbia Foundry, Reese Llewellyn proprietor, 133-
135 Beale and 130-130 Main
Columbia Hotel, Owen Breslin proprietor, 741
Market
Columbia River Packets, A. M. Simpson &
Brothers agents, 44 Market
Columbia Soap Works, 20 Jessie, office 202
Market
Columbia Street Grammar School, Mrs. Margaret
Deane principal, E s Columbia, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Columbo Alexis, cook J. Ipswitch, r. 520 Vallejo
Columbus Consolidated Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) John H. Sayre secretary, 330 Pine, room 30
Columbus Hall, S s Stevenson, bet Third and Annie
Columbus J. S., second steward O. R. and N. SS.
Oregon
Columbus Packing' Co. , manufacturers herm-
etically sealed goods, cor Seventh and Brannan,
office 217 Sacramento
Colvill Terrence, horsetrainer, r. W s Twenty-third
Av, bet Clement and Point Loboe Av ,
Colvln Edward H., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
Green, bet Hyde and Larkin
Colvin Edward J., machinist, r. 1223 Stockton
Colvin Eugene, r. cor Twenty-sixth and Folsom
Colvin Hugh J., engineer Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r.
1219 Stockton
Colvin James J., plumber Thomas Day, and extra-
man Engine No. 8. S. F. F. D., r. 1721 Larkin
Colvin John J., bill distributor T. N. Dunphy & Co.,
and extraman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 823
Pacific
Colvey Francis, waiter, r. 815 Clay
Colwell Carrie Mrs., portrait artist, r. 1104 Mission
Colwell F. M. Mrs., r. 1520 California
Colwell Harry C, conductor California St. RR., r.
1526 California
Colwell John, laborer, r. 637 Stevenson
Colwell William A., clerk A. Crawford & Co., r. 1104
Mission
B^ Colwell. See Caldwell and Cauldwell
Combatalade Felix, lauudryman, r. 1030 Alabama
Combatalade Jean L., furnished rooms, 817 Montgom-
ery
Combatalade Louis, tanner, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R,
South S. F.
Combe Edward, butcher, r. 402 Hayes
Comber Patrick, teamster, r. 532 Howard
Combes John C, bartender Patrick McAtee, r. Inter-
national Hotel
B^ Combes. See Coombs
Combs A. B., waiter, r. 227 Montgomery Av
Comedy John, laborer S. P. RR., r. 12 Mariposa Ter-
race
Comedy John Jr.. glassblower, r. 12 Mariposa Terrace
Comegys, Block &, Co., merchants (Livermore,
Cal.) office 207 Front
Comer Bartholomew, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Comerford Edward, bricklayer Pac. Rolling Mills, r
13 Shasta
Comerford Edward, fumaceman Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
27 Freelon
Comerford John, laborer, r. 1028 Alabama
Comerford Hall, 1403 Church
Comerford Joseph M.. builder and real estate specu-
lator, r. 336 Duncan
Comerford Patrick, liquor saloon, 1911 Hyde
Comerford Patrick H., hostler, r. 10 Hubbard, rear
Comerz Charles H., cigarmaker, r. Turk St. Hotel
Comfort Edmund, r. 114 Powell
Comfort E. L., machinist, r. 32 Fourth
Comfort Martha Miss, furnished rooms, 114 Powell
Comiach Matteo, expressman, r. 18 Clarence PI
Comilland Bertha Mrs., cloakmaker, r. 371 Minna
Comilland George, r. 371 Minna
Comins Caroline Miss, r. 933 Greenwich
Comins P. B. Mis., r. 933 Greenwich
Commary John A., house painter, r. 610 Jessie
Commercial Agency, Edwards, Pickens & Ful-
ton proprietors, 401 California, room 1
Commercial Fire Insurance Co. (New York)
William G. Elliott agent, 440 California
Commercial Herald and Mai'ket Revie'w
(weekly) John H. Carmany & Co. publishers and
proprietors, 409 Washington
Commercial Herald Freight Circular
(monthly) John H. Carmany & Co. publishers and
proprietors, 409 Washington
Commercial Hotel, Cyrus Carmany manager, SE
cor Montgomery Av and Pacific
Commercial Insurance Co. of California
(fii-e and marine) John H. Wise president, Charles
A. Laton secretary, 405 California
Commercial Mart The, John Hanly proptr, 834-838
Market
Commercial IVe^vs and Shipping List (daily)
Morris U. Bates & Co. publishers and proprietors,
123 California, room 27
Comn»ercial Soap Co., Dakin & Libbey mana-
gers, factory Alameda, bet Rhode Island and De
Haro. office 223 Sacramento
Commercial Union Assurance Co. of Lon-
don (fire and marine) John Rae Hamilton mana-
ager, 210 Sansome
Commercial "World (mercantile monthly) Com-
mercial World Publishing Co. publishers and
proprietors, 121 California, room 5
Commercial W^orld Publishing Co., pub-
lishers and proprietors Commercial World, 121
California, room 5
Commins Edward (Commins & O'Connor) r. 727
Gough
Commins Edward, bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
501 Geary
Commins Edward P., student Hastings Law College,
and clerk Wallace, Greathouse & Blanding, r. 727
Gough
Commins Frank, clerk freight office C. P. RR., r. 501
Geary
Commins John, student Art School, r. 727 Gough
Commins Peter W., wagonmaker, 3251 Mission
Commins t.^ O'Connor (Edward Commins and
Thomas M. O'Connor) importers and wholesale
liquors, 204-206 Market, and .t-7 Pine
lj£?"Commins. See Cummings, Cummins and Comyns
Commissioner Immigration State, 508 Bat-
tery
Commissioner Insurance State of Califor-
nia, 401 California
Commissioner Shipping United State.s, 118
Jackson
Commissioners Bank, 528 California
Commissioners City Hall, new City Hall, flret
floor
Commissioners Fifteenth Avenue Exten-
sion, 59-60 Merchants' Exchange
Commissioners Fish, 401 California
Commissioners Harbor, 10 California
Commissioners of Insanity, new City Hall,
basement
Commissioners Park, 316 California
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
J. MACDONOUGH, <^^«beri.and.
L.EHIGU AND ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Coniinissiouers Pilot, 62 Merchants' Exchange
Contmissiouers Police, old City Hall, second
floor
ComniiissionerB Revenue Fund, nevr City
Hall
Commissioners San Francisco Fire Depart-
ment, old City Hall
Commissioners Viticnltural, State Board of,
Arpad Haraazthy president, John H. Wheeler
secretary. 111 Leidesdorff
Commissioners Water, new City Hall, first
floor
Commons John, laborer, r. 5 Chesley
Commonwealth Consolidated [Mining Co. ( Cochise
Co., A. T.) oflice 215San8ome, room 8
Commonwealth Consolidated Mining Co. (Elko Co.,
N«v 1 John C. Chalmers secretarj', 435 California
Condon Cornelius, seaman, r. 1030 Pacific
Condon D., r. 771 Mission
Condon David, laborer, r. 639 Minna
Condon Edward W., teamster, r. Park Hotel
Condon Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. W b Palmer, nr
Thirtieth
Condon Frederick, engineer tug boat Water Nymph,
r. 1030 Pacific
I Condon George, student, r. 1030 Pacific
Condon Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. W s Palmer, nr
Thirtieth
Condon James, student, r. 1030 Pacific
Condon John, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Condon John, liquor saloon, 733 Howard
Condon John, moroccodresser, r. 1114 Hampshire
Condon John D., cabinetmaker, r. 713 Brannan
Condon Lawrence, student, r. 1030 Pacific
• .J ■^"3 Minna
Onion and
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION, Dr.
Charles W. Decker dentist, removed
to 806 Market, rooms 6, 8, 10.
itj Av, bet
Insurance
eery, 254
;?ell8, Far-
d Railroad
comparetio tjio rs., ixanan jdcu. ouc, tzo triEsiiiiigiuii
Comper James, r. 21.5 Linden Av
Compromise Gold Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.)
Daniel Buck secretary, 81 Nevada Block
Comptoir D'Esconipte de Paris, C. de Guigne
agent, 412 Montgomery
Compton Frank W., bookkeeper factory George C.
Shreve & Co., r. 3 Dale PI
Comstock Elisha, bookkeeper A. E. Mintie & Co.,
r. 209 Kearny
Comstock George, law clerk J. C. Bates, r. 708 Pine
Comstock J. F. O., lieutenant Underwriters Fire Pa-
trol Station 2, r. 34 Grove
Comstock Livery Stable, Richard Smith proptr, 524
Third
Comstock Mary, widow, r. 708 Pine
Comstock "William, upholsterer, r. 1027 Market
Comte Augustus Jr., attorney at law, 2-3 Mont-
gomery Block, r. Alameda
Comyns John, S. F. Shipcalkers Assn, 44 Spear
Comyns Lawrence, calker, r. 14 Frederick
Comyns Maurice, ship carpenter, r. 732 i^ Clementina
Comyns Thomas F., harnessmaker, r. 14 Frederick
1^" Comyns. See Cummins, Cummings and Cum-
mins
Conahan Mary, widow, r. 113 Clinton
Conahan Patrick, night watchman S. F. Gaslight Co.,
r. 1232 Sacramento
Conahan Owen, laborer, r. 1906 Polk
Conant A. F., r. 448 Bartlett
Conant Benjamin H., stationery and fancy goods, 202
Stockton
Conant B. H. Mrs., dressmaker. 202 Stockton
Conant Charles H., waterman, r. 27 Moss
Conant George B., milkman, r. 1821 Polk
Conaway James B., messenger, r. 28 Stone
Conboie George R. (Goodhue & Con bole) r. 797 J4
Mission
Conboy George C, bookkeeper Phoenix and Home In-
surance Cos., r. 149 Dore, rear
Conboy John, clerk, r. 10 Anthony
Conboy Michael, laborer, r. 740 Howard
Conboy Michael J., policeman, r. 1310 Kearny
Concannon James, conimureial traveler, r. 908 Treat Av
Concannon Luke, groceries and liquors, lo77 Market
Concordia Club Rooms, 102 O'Farrell
Concordia Hall, Gustave Wiiusbe proptr, 927 Mission
Concordia Hotel. John Grundies proptr, 907 Folsom
Concordia Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) William J.
Taylor secretary. 310 Pine, room 25
Condari Theodore, cofi'ee saloon, 816 Front
Condau F. & Co. (Felix Condau and Michael Hirigo-
yen) liquor saloon. 213 Third
Condau Felix (F. Condau A: Co.) r. 213 Third
Conde Antonio. Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Condee George M., mining, r. 2118 Van Ness Av
Condict J. Elliott, chief engineer Central Gas Co.,
office 413 California, r. Palace Hotel
Condido Poceridio, gardener. 44 Colombo Market
936
,502
^^Condon. See Congdon
Condrick Michael, teamster, r. Huettmann's Hotel
Condrick William, shoemaker, r. 138 Lily Av
Condrin James T., engineer, r. NW cor Page and Fill-
more
Condrotte Joseph, laborer, r. 828 Vallejo
Condrotte Lucieu, breadcarrier B. Lapariat,
Howard
Cone Henry, pianotuner Sherman, Clay & Co.
Geary
Cone James H., watchman, r. 1811 O'Farrell
Cone Josepb S., railroad commissioner first dis-
trict, office 320 Sansome, rooms 42-46, r. Red Blufif
B^ Cone. See Coen, Cohen, Kohen and Kohn
Conessa John B., gardener, r. 8 s California, bet Fifth
and Sixth Avs
Coneus Herman, laborer, r. 2J<S Haywood
Coney Alexander, sexton Congregation Sherith Israel,
r. 616 Laguna
Coney Charles W. H., toll collector Market St.Wharf,
r. 438 Hayes
Coney Elkan, plumber, r. 616 Laguna
Coney James, longshoreman, r. 5 Bartol
Coney Kaufman, butcher, r. 610 Laguna
Coney Sophie A. Mrs., dressmaker, 438 Hayes
10" Coney. See Cooney
Confidence Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.J R.
Wegener secretarj-, 414 California
Congdon Charles H., assistant track dept C. P. KR.,r.
2418 Sacramento
Congdon Ernest N., r. 615 Turk
Congdon George, real estate, oftic* 40 Nevada
Block, r. 320 Mason
Congdon Hannah, cook, r. 1227)4 Clay
Congdon Henry, boatbuilder, r. 322 Main, rear
Congdon Henry, bookkeeper Hulme & Hart, r. 1434
Post
Congdon Henry B., mining, 330 Pine, room 21, r. 2418
Sacramento
Congdon J. H. & Co. (Joseph H. Congdon) commis-
sion merchants, 6 Steuart
Congdon Joseph H. (J. H. Congdon & Co.) r. 1922
Eddy
Congdon Julia, widow, stewardess P. M. S8. City of
Sydney, r. 447 First
Congdon Michael, deckhand P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 1030
Pacific
1^" Congdon. See Condon
Conger B. T., check clerk P. M. SS. Cos Wharf, r. 524
Washington
Conger J., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Congregation Beth Israel. Dr. A. J. Messing rabbi, S
s Turk, nr Taylor
Congregation Beth-Menahim Streisand, L. Levin pre-
sident, 335-337 Minna
Congregation Eiiianu-El, Kev. Elkan Cohn rabbi, N B
Sutter, bet Stockton and Powell •
Congregation Navah Tzedek, Syskind Caro rabbi, 14
Golden Gate Av
SHIP PLANK Hi TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS
JOHN WICMORE,
133 Spear St.
HINCKLEY,SPIERS& HAYES,
FVIiTOX IRON tVORKM. 213 Fremont street.
Agents for the celebrateU DKANK STEA.W PCaiPS.
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Colson Edward A., messenger Custom House, r. E s
Pennsylvania Ay, bet Mariposa and Solano
B^Colson. See Coulson
Colston George J., laborer, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Colston Samuel H., boUermaker, r. E s Church, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Colter Andrew, calker, r. SE cor Mission and First
Colter Edward J., bookkeeper Scofield IS, Tevis, r. 2322
Pine
Colter John, policeman, r. 2322 Pine
Colter John N., upholsterer, r. 2322 Pine
Colter William T., carpenter, r. 2322 Pine
l8^"Colter. See Coulter
Colterman Theodore, clerk, r. 1039 Mission
Colthrop Robert, elevatorman, 230 Montgomery, r.
214 Minna
Coltman George E., bartender, r. 315 Pacific
Colton Air"' "^ o=oi=tor,t t>». »>.- •■
Court
Colton Ch'
Colton I
925-92
Colton F.
Colton Ha
Colton Ha;
Colton Ja
Dore
Colton M.,
Colton Na
Fultor
Colton Wa . - -
Colton William, artesian wellborer, r. 110J4 Dore
Columbia Brewery, John C. Sauter & Co. proptrs, 735
Tehama
Columbia Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa
Co.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Columbia, Feed Mills, J.N.Harrison proprietor,
124 Main
Columbia Foundry, Reese Llewellyn jjroprletor, 133-
135 Beale and 130-13G Main
Columbia Hotel, Owen Breslin proprietor, 741
Market
Columbia River Packets, A. M. Simpson &
Brothers agents, 44 Market
Columbia Soap WorUs, 2G Jessie, office 202
Market
Coliunbia Street Grammar School, Mrs. Margaret
Deane principal, E s Columbia, bet Tweuty-lit'th
and Twenty-sixth
Columbo Alexis, cook J. Ipswitch, r. 520 Vallejo
Columbus Consolidated Mining Co. {Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) John H. Sayre secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
Columbus Hall, S s Stevenson, bet Third and Annie
Columbus J. S., second steward O. B. and N. SS.
Oregon
Columbus Packing Co., manufacturers herm-
etically sealed goods, cor Seventh and Brannan,
office 217 Sacramento
Colvill Terrence, horsetralner, r. W s Twenty-third
Av, bet Clement and Point Lobos Av ,
Colvln Edward H., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
Green, bet Hyde and Larkin
Colvin Edward J., machinist, r. 1223 Stockton
Colvin Eugene, r. cor Twenty-sixth and Folsom
Colvin Hugh J., engineer Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r.
1219 Stockton
Colvin James J., plumber Thomas Day, and extra-
man Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 1721 Larkin
Colvin John J., bill distributor T. N. Dunphy & Co.,
and extraman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 823
Pacific
Colvey Francis, waiter, r. 815 Clay
Colwell Carrie Mrs., portrait artist, r. 1104 Mission
Colwell F. M. Mrs., r. 152G California
Colwell Harry C, conductor California St. RR., r.
1526 California
Colwell John, laborer, r. 637 Stevenson
Colwell William A., clerk A. Crawford & Co., r. 1104
Mission
B^ Colwell. See Caldwell and Cauldwell
Combatalade Felix, laundryman, r. 1030 Alabama
Combatalade Jean L., furnished rooms, 817 Montgom-
ery
Combatalade Louis, tanner, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R,
South 8. F.
Combe Edward, butcher, r. 402 Hayes
Comber Patrick, teamster, r. .'J32 Howard
Combes John C, bartender Patrick McAtee, r. Inter-
national Hotel
B^ Combes. See Coombs
Combs A. B., waiter, r. 227 Montgomery Av
Comedy John, laborer S. P. RR., r. 12 Mariposa Ter-
race
Comedy John Jr., glassblower, r. 12 Mariposa Terrace
Comegys, Block & Co., merchants (Livermore,
Cal.) office 207 Front
Comer Bartholomew, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Comerford Edward, bricklayer Pac. Rolling Mills, r
13 Shasta
Comerford Edward, fumaceman Pac. Rolling MillE, r.
27 Freelon
Comerford John, laborer, r. 1028 Alabama
Comerford Hall, 1403 Church
Comerford Joseph M., builder and real estate specu-
lator, r. 336 Duncan
Comerford Patrick, liquor saloon, 1911 Hyde
Comerford Patrick H.. hostJcr p in w„kw-.-,i ~>o-
miiiaui ur. ciiiott agent, 440 California
Commercial Herald and Market Review
(weekly) John H. Carmany & Co. publishers and
proprietors, 409 Washington
Commercial Herald Freight Circular
(monthly) John H. Carmany & Co. publishers and
proprietors, 409 Washington
Commercial Hotel, Cyrus Carmany manager, SE
cor Montgomery Av and Pacific
Commercial Insurance Co. of California
(fii-e and marine) John H. Wise president, Charles
A. Laton secretary, 405 California
Commercial Mart The, John Hanly proptr, 834-838
Market
Commercial News and Shipping List (daily)
Morris U. Bates & Co. publishers and proprietors,
123 California, room 27
Commercial Soap Co., Dakin & Libbey mana-
gers, factory Alameda, bet Rhode Island and De
Haro, office 223 Sacramento
Commercial Union Assurance Co. of Lon-
don (fire and marine) John Rae Hamilton mana-
ager, 210 Sansome
Commercial World (mercantile monthly) Com-
mercial World Publishing Co. publishers and
proprietors, 121 California, room 5
Commercial World Publishing Co., pub-
lishers and proprietors Commercial World, l^l
California, room 5
Commins Edward (Commins & O'Connor) r. 727
Gough *
Commins Edward, bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
501 Geary
Commins Edward P., student Hastings Law College,
and clerk Wallace, Greathouse & Blauding, r. 727
Gough
Commins Frank, clerk freight office C. P. RR., r. 501
Geary
Commins John, student Art School, r. 727 Gough
Commins Peter W., wagonmaker, 3251 Mission
Commins 6i O'Connor (Edward Commins and
Thomas M. O'Connor) importers and wholesale
liquors, 204-206 Market, and 5-7 Pine
H£?"Commins. See Cummings, Cummins and Comyns
Commissioner Immigration State, 508 Bat-
tery
Commissioner Insurance State of Califor-
nia, 401 California
Commissioner Shipping United States, 118
Jackson
Commissioners Bank, 528 California
Commissioners City Hall, new City Hall, first
floor
Commissioners Fifteentli Avenue Exten-
sion, .'i9-60 Men-hants' Exchange
Commissioners Fish, 401 California
Commissioners Harbor, 10 California
Commissioners of Insanity, new City Hall,
basement
Commissioners Park, 316 California
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
JMAPnnMAiiru Cumberland, lehigh and English foundry coke,
. niAbUUIlUUun, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Coiuniissioiiers Pilot, 62 Merchants' Exchange
Commissioners Police, old City Hall, second
floor
Commissioners Revenue Fund, new City
Hall
Commissioners San FranciscoFire Depart-
ment, old City Hall
Commissioners Viticultural, State Boai-d of,
Arpad Haraszthy president, John H. Wheeler
secretary, 111 Leidesdorflt
Commissioners Water, new City Hall, first
floor
Commons John, laborer, r. 5 Chesley
Commonwealth Consolidated ^Mining Co. ( Cochise
Co., A. T.) ofiice 215San8ome, room 8
Commonwealth Consolidated Mining Co. (Elko Co.,
Nev.) John C. Chalmers secretary, 435 California
Commonwealth Consolidated Mining Co. of Arizona,
John C. Chalmers secretarj', 435 California
CommonAvealtli Insurance Co. (of Boston)
Jennings & Stillman general agents, 317 Cali-
fornia
ComoBse Giovanni, confectioner Palace Hotel
Compangno Stefauo, clerk D. Mancuso, r. 53-t Six-
teenth, bet Valencia and Mission
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique (New York and
Havre) J. F. Fiigazi agent, 5 Montgomery Av
Compania Mesicano Agricola Industrial Y Coloniza-
dora de Terrenos del Colorado, G. Andrade presi-
dent, office 724^ Market
Comparetto Gio B., Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Comper James, r. 215 Linden Av
Compromise Gold Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.)
Daniel Buck secretary, 81 Nevada Block
Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris, C. de Guigne
agent, 412 Montgomery
Compton Frank W., bookkeeper factory George C.
Shreve & Co.. r. 3 Dale PI
Comstock Elisha, bookkeeper A. E. Mintie & Co.,
r. 209 Kearny
Comstock George, law clerk J. C. Bates, r. 708 Pine
Comstock J. F. O., lieutenant Underwriters Fire Pa-
trol Station 2, r. 34 Grove
Comstock Livery Stable, Richard Smith proptr, 524
Third
Comstock Mary, widow, r. 708 Pine
Comstock William, upholsterer, r. 1027 Market
Comte Ang'ustns Jr. , attorney at law, .2-3 Mont-
gomery Block, r. Alameda
Comyns John, S. F. Shipcalkers Assn, 44 Spear
Comyns Lawrence, calker, r. 14 Frederick
Comyns Maurice, ship carpenter, r. 732 fei Clementina
Comyns Thomas F., harnessmaker, r. 14 Frederick
8^ Comyns. See Commins, Cummings and Cum-
mins
Conahan Mary, widow, r. 113 Clinton
Conahan Patrick, night watchman S. F. Gaslight Co.,
r. 1232 Sacramento
Conahan Owen, laborer, r. 1900 Polk
Conant A. F., r. 448 Bartlett
Conant Benjamin H., stationery and fancy goods, 202
Stockton
Conant B. H. Mrs., dressmaker, 202 Stockton
Conant Charles H., waterman, r. 27 Moss
Conant George B., milkman, r. 1821 Polk
Conaway James B., messenger, r. 28 Stone
Conboie George R. (Goodhue & Conboie) r. 797)4
Mission
Conboy George C, bookkeeper Phcenix and Home In-
surance Cos., r. 149 Dore, rear
Conboy John, clerk, r. 10 Anthony
Conboy Michael, laborer, r. 746 Howard
Conboy Michael J., policeman, r. 131G Kearny
Concaunou James, commercial traveler, r. 908 Treat Av
Concannon Luke, groceries and liquors, 1577 Market
Concordia Club Rooms, 102 O'Farrell
Concordia Hall, Gustave Wiiushe proptr, 927 Mission
Concordia Hotel. John Gruudies proptr, 907 Folsom
Concordia Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) William J.
Taylor secretary. 310 Pine, room 25
Condarl Theodore, coft'ee saloon, 816 Front
Condau F. k Co. (Felix Condau and Michael Hirigo-
yen) liquor saloon. 213 Third
Condau Felix (F. Condau .*c Co.) r. 213 Third
Conde Antonio. Italian Bersaglieri Soc. 625 Broad-
way
Condee George M.. mining, r. 2118 Van Ness Av
Condict J. Elliott, chief engineer Central Gas Co.,
oflSce 413 California, r. Palace Hotel
Condido Poceridio, gardener. 44 Colombo Market
Condon Cornelius, seaman, r. 1030 Pacific
Condon D.. r. 771 Mission
Condon David, laborer, r. 639 Minna
Condon Edward W., teamster, r. Park Hotel
Condon Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. W s Palmer, nr
Thirtieth
Condon Frederick, engineer tug boat Water Nymph,
r. 1030 Pacific
Condon George, student, r. 1030 Pacific
Condon Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. W s Palmer, nr
Thirtieth
Condon James, student, r. 1030 Pacific
Condon John, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Condon John, liquor saloon, 733 Howard
Condon John, moroccodresser, r. 1114 Hampshire
Condon John D., cabinetmaker, r. 713 Brannan
Condon Lawrence, student, r. 1030 Pacific
Condon Maria, widow, furnished rooms, .'lOS Minna
Condon M. J., widow, r. E s Buchanan, bet Union and
Filbert
Condon Patrick, laborer, r. W s San Jose Av, bet
Twenty-filth and Twenty-sixth
Condon Patrick, shoemaker, r. 415 Tehama
Condon Richard T., solicitor Home Mutual Insurance
Co., r. 1310 Broderick
Condon Sarah C, widow, branch bakery, 254
Fourth
Condon Thomas D., clerk collection dept Wells, Far-
go & Co's Express, r. 254 Fourth
Condon William, tanner, r. cor Seventh and Railroad
Avs, South S. F.
i0°Condou. See Congdon
Condrick Michael, teamster, r. Huettmann's Hotel
Condrick William, shoemaker, r. 138 Lily Av
Condrin James T., engineer, r. NW cor Page and Fill-
more
Condrotte Joseph, laborer, r. 828 Vallejo
Condrotte Lucieu, breadcarrier B. Lapariat, r. 936
Howard
Cone Henry, pianotuner Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 502
Geary
Cone James H., watchman, r. 1811 O'Farrell
Cone Josephs., railroad commissioner first dis-
trict, office 320 Sansome, rooms 42-46, r. Red Bluff
1^" Cone. See Coen, Cohen, Kohen and Kohn
Conessa .John B., gardener, r. 8 s California, bet Fifth
and Sixth Avs
Coneus Herinan, laborer, r. 2}^ Haywood
Coney Alexander, sexton Congregation Sherith Israel,
r. 616 Laguna
Coney Charles W. H., toll collector Market St.Wharf,
r. 438 Hayes
Coney Elkan, plumber, r. 616 Laguna
Coney James, longshoreman, r. 5 Bartol
Coney Kaufman, butcher, r. 616 Laguna
Coney Sophie A. Mrs., dressmaker, 438 Hayes
8^ Coney. See Cooney
Confidence Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) E.
Wegener secretary, 414 California
Congdon Charles H., assistant track dept C. P. RR.,r.
2418 Sacramento
Congdon Ernest N.. r. 615 Turk
Congdon George, real estate, oflic* 40 Nevada
Block, r. 320 Mason
Congdon Hannah, cook, r. 1227 M Clay
Congdon Henry, boatbuilder, r. 322 Main, rear
Congdon Henry, bookkeeper Hulme & Hart, r. 1434
Post
Congdon Henry B., mining, 330 Pine, room 21, r. 2418
Sacramento
Congdon J. H. & Co. (Joseph H. Congdon) commis-
sion merchants. 6 Steuart
Congdon Joseph H. (J. H. Congdon & Co.) r. 1922
Eddy
Congdon Julia, widow, stewardess P. M. SS. City of
Sydney, r. 447 First
Congdon Michael, deckhand P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 1030
Pacific
1^" Congdon. See Condon
Conger B. T., check clerk P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. 524
Washington
Conger J., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Congregation Beth Israel, Dr. A. J. Messing rabbi, S
8 Turk, nr Taylor
Congregation Beth-Menahim Streisand, L. Levin pre-
sident, 335-337 Minna
Congregation Emanu-El, Kev. Elkan Cohn rabbi, N s
Sutter, bet Stockton and Powell •
Congregation Navah Tzedek, Syskind Caro rabbi, 14
Golden Gate Av
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JOHN WICMORE,
133 Spear St.
6. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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Congregation Ohabai Shalome, Rev. Dr. A. S. Bettel-
heim rabbi, E s Mason, bet Geary and Post
Congregation Sbaarey Tzedek, O. Weiss reader, E s
Stockton, nr Broadway
Congregation Sherith Israel, Rev. Dr. H. Vidaver rab-
bi, NE cor Post and Taylor
Congregational Mission House (Chinese) 5 Brenbam
PI
Congregational Publiahiing Society, Rev.
Frederic E. Shearer agent, 757 Market
Conihan Timothy, stevedore, r. W s Pringle Court, nr
Greenwich
Conklin Brotlierg (William M. and Frank) pro-
prietors Pacific Steam Carpet Beating Works, 333
Golden Gate Av
Conklin Charles P., bookkeeper P. & F. G. Conklin, r.
NE cor Valencia and Twenty-second
Conklin Frank (Conklin Brothers) r. cor Twenty-
ninth and Sanchez
Conklin Frank G. (P. & F. G. Conklin) r. Oakland
Conklin John, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1308 Pacific
Conklin Kate Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1152 Sonchez
Conklin P. «Ss F. G. (Piatt and Frank G.) pro-
prietors California Glove Factory, 585 Market
Conklin Piatt (P. & F. G. Conklin) r. 2216 Webster
Conklin Thomas C, brush factory, 936 Folsom, r. 411
Fourth
Conklin Thomas F., collector Charles Pace, r. 123
Fourth
Conklin William, laborer, r. 28 Park Av
Conklin William G., traveling agent S. H. Sheplar &
Co., r. 28^ Park Av
Conklin William M.( Conklin Brothers) r. cor Twenty-
ninth and Sanchez
Conkling Daniel, shipwright, r. 309 Bryant
Conkling David Mrs., widow, r. 1126 Golden Gate Av
Conkling George W., gents' furnishing goods, 610
Market, r. 119 Powell
Conlan C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Conlan Charles T., clerk, r. 16 Oak
Conlan Francis, shoemaker, r. 3 Channel
Conlan John P., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. cor King
and Second
Conlan Kate, domestic 2221 California
Conlan Patrick, r. 16 Oak
Conlan Patrick, porter Grand Hotel, r. 125 Thirteenth
Conlan Terrence, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 161
Clara
Conlan William E., medical student, r. 16 Oak
Conlan William J., conductor Market St. RR,
K^-Conlan. See Conlin and Conlon
Conle Michael, paperbox maker, r. 736 Clementina
Conless John, expressman, SE cor Dupont and Jack-
son, r. N s Kissliug PI, bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Conley Addie, domestic 821 Post
Couley Agnes Blrs., furnished rooms, 717 Howard
Conley Andrew, laoorer, r. 520 J^ Eighth
Couley Annie, domestic 1615 Jackson
Couley Arthur, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Couley Bartley, laborer, r. 736 Clementina
Couley Bridget, widow, r. 541 Valencia
Conley Catherine, widow, r. 449 Jessie, rear
Conley Celia, widow, r. 628 Brannan
Conley Charles E., teamster, r. 435}^ Minna
Conley Daniel, longshoreman, r. 407 Main
Conley Ellen, domestic 1510 California
Couley Frank, waiter, r. 52 Jessie
Conley J. Mrs., janitress Laguna Honda School
Conley James, clerk, r. 836 Vallejo
Couley James, fireman, r. 62 First
Couley James, laborer, r. 118 Chattanooga
Conley James, jiainter, r. 449 Jessie, rear
Conley James M., compositor Morning Call, r. 716
Stockton
Conley John, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Conley John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Conley John, laborer, r. 167 Silver
Conley John, scavenger, r. 1120 Mission
Conley John, tailor, r. 523 Pine
Conley John J., policeman, r. 435 Eddy
Conley Joseph M., laborer, r. 29 Waller
Conley Kate, domestic 407 Main
Conley Martin, juukuian, r. 628 Brannan
Conley Mary,4dome8tic 407 Main
Conley Mary, domestic 1351 Howard
Conley Maurice, ironmolder, r. 611 \i Minna
Conley Patrick, laborer, r. 22 Zoe, rear
Conley Rose, domestic 1001 California
Conley William, upholsterer, r. 836 Vallejo
Conley William H., pressman, r. 836 Vallejo
Conley & Gowell Consolidated Mining Co. (Plumas
Co., Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 7
B^" Conley. See Conly, Connelly and Connolly
Conlin Catherine, widow, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Conlin Francis, laborer, r. 455 Clementina
Conlin Hugh N., special policeman, r. 411 Olive Av
Conlin James (Conlin & Roberts) r. 113 Grove
Conlin James, laborer, r. 3 Gilbert
Conlin James, laborer, r. 268 Jes-iie, rear
Conlin James, special policeman, r. S s Washington,
bet Goiigh and Franklin
Conlin James, stableman, r. 151 Clara
Conlin John, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Conlin John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Conlin Joseph, teamster, r. 320 Chestnut
Conlin Patrick, shoemaker, r. 18.53 Stevenson
Conlin Thoma.s, hackman, r. 121 Shipley
Conlin Thomas, metalroofer, r. 706 Natoma
Conlin Hi Roberta (James Conlin and John C.
Roberts) metalroofers and manufacturers galvan-
ized iron cornices, 728-730 Mission
Conlon , widow, r. 1012 Hampshire
Conlon Bernard, whitener, r. 4 Sherwood PI
Conlon Helen, widow, lodgings, 813 Howard
Conlon Honora Mrs., fancy goods, 707 Hyde
Conlon James, porter Blake, Bobbins & Co., r. 125
Thirteenth
Conlon John, carpenter, r. 338 Seventh
Conlon John J., printer, r. 455 Clementina
Conlon John T., janitor Mission Grammar School, r.
1332 Natoma, rear
Conlon M., stevedore A. C. Freese
Conlon Matthew, drayman, 230 Front, r. 1129 Harrison
Conlon Michael (Fitzgerald & Conlon) r. 707 Hyde
Conlon Patrick, bartender Matthew Haulin, r. 308
Jessie, rear
Conlon Patrick, boilermaker, r. 308 Jessie, rear
Conlon Thomas, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Conlon Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Masonic Av and
Santa Rosa
Conlon. See Conlan and Conlin
Conly Frank, r. 24 Lewis
Conly Jane Mrs., r. 716 Montgomery
Conly John, capitalist, r. 1007 Gough
Conly John, coachman John Conly, 1007 Gough
Conly John H., truckman, r. 13 Boardman PI
Conly Michael, nurseryman John Forsyth, r. 9 Beide-
man
Conly Michael, waiter, r. 24 Lewis
Conly Patrick, boilermaker, r. 9 Boardman PI
Conly Patrick, laborer Wool Agency Warehouse, r. 582
Stevenson
1^" Conly. See Conley, Connelly and Connolly
Conman John, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r.
Oakland
Conmy Thomas C, compositor, r. 1111 )<J Pacific
Conn Edward J., sawmaker, 641 Mission, r. 27 Height
Conn Francis, foreman Union Pacific Salt Co., r. 1229
York
Conn Richard, tinsmith, r. 27 Haight
Connahan Cornelius, farmer, W s MLssion, bet Seneca
and Niagara At8
Connaughtou Bridget, widow, r. 917 Broadway
Connaughton Edward, laborer, r. 917 Broadway
Connaughton James J., lithographer, r. 917 Broadway
Counaughton Johu, r. 917 Broadway
Connaughton Thomas, laborer, r. 609 Lombard
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford,
Hagan & Manheim agents, 401 California
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
(Hartford) James B. Roberts general agent, 315
California, rooms 13-14
Connell Catherine, widow, r. 16 Bluxome, rear
Connell Charles, painter, r. 1018 Mission
Connell Cornelius, driver O'Connor Bros., r. 1915
Pacific Av
Connell D., compositor Examiner, r. 308 Minna
Connell Daniel, boatbuilder, r. W s Sansome, nr Union
Connell Daniel, clerk, r. 320 Jessie
Connell Eliza, widow, r. 1018 Leavenworth
Connell Elizabeth, widow, r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Ellen, widow, r. NE cor Devisadero and Ful-
ton
Connell Ellen Mrs., r. 550 Mission, rear
Connell J., r. 213 Minna
Connell J., laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. NW cor Bay
and Powell
Connell James, fireman Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CQ. '"''"""'• ^fi'iS.'Hti^^.^T''"""'
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHIIVO WETLl. DONE AT VERY 1.0W RATES.
" OFFICE. 048 MARKET STREET.
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Connell James, foundryman, r. 29 Frederick
Connell James D., parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 007 Shotwell
Connell James E., packer Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 310 Ninth
Connell James W., carpenter, r. 30 Waeliington Av
Connell J. J., r. 132 Bartlett
Connell John, compositor, r. 219 Clara
Connell John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Connell John, porter Blake, Bobbins & Co., r. 212
Clara, rear
Connell John, porter Eedington & Co., and extraman
Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 1616 Pacific Av
Connell John, stevedore, r. 916 Sansome
Council Joseph, shoemaker, r. 2611 Mission
Connell Katberine Miss, dressmaker, r. 458 Sixth
Connell Maggie, weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Connell Mary Miss, operator Jory Bros., r. 310 Ninth
Connell Mary Irene Miss, assistant Haight Grammar
School, r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Maurice, laborer, r. 132 Clara
Connell Michael, carpenter, r. NW cor Twenty-foixrth
and Ellen
Connell Michael, hackman, r. 550 Mission, rear
Connell Michael, helper Union Foundry, r. 454 Minna,
rear
Connell Michael, longshoreman, r. 238 Steuart
Connell Michael, soap dealer, 593 Sixth
Connell M. L. Miss, dressmaker, 110 Kearny
Connell Nellie Miss, r. 344 Filth
Connell Patrick, calker, r. 2014 Dupont
Connell Patrick, laborer, r. 132 Clara
Connell Patrick, laborer P. C. SS. Go's Wharf
Connell Patrick, plasterer, r. 921Natoma
Connell Philip, bricklayer and stonemason, r. 533 Na-
toma
Connell Sarah, teacher, r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Thomas, boilermaker.'r. 321 Dupont
Connell Thomas, clerk Keane Bros., r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Timothy, woolscourer, r. 410 ?4 Natoma
Connell William, fireman stmr Mary Garratt
B^" Connell. See Cornell
Connelly A. H., manager Goodenough Horse Shoeing
Soc , 177 Jessie, r. Grand Hotel
Connelly Amelia Miss, cloakmaker, r. 1104 Mission
Connelly Anne, widow, r. 154 Shipley
Connelly Bernard W., miner, r. 932 Pacific
Connelly Bridget Miss, r. 69 Minna
Connelly Edward, driver United Carriage Co., r. 63
Tehama
Connelly Edward, eardener St. Mary's Hospital
Connelly Edward, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Connelly Eliza, domestic 22 Mary
Connelly Ellen, domestic 1225 Geary
Connelly Frank, shoemaker, r. 24 Lewis
Connelly Frank J., traveling salesman J. W. Shaeffer
& Co., r. 336 Thirteenth
Connelly James (James Connelly & Co.) r. W s Chat-
tanooga, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Connelly James & Co. (James Connelly and Lewis
Borle) furniture and bedding, 532-.')34 Market
Connelly J. Frank, machinist The Singer Mnfg Co., r.
1604 Post
Connelly J. J. Mrs., widow, r. 423 Ellis
Connelly John, r. 8 Bouita
Connelly John, r. 444 Brannan
Connelly John, bartender, r. 416 Clementina
Connelly John, expressman, 606 Market, r. 80 Jessie
Connelly John D., Justice of the Peace, office SE cor
Washington and Kearny, r. 615 Stockton
Connelly John G., tailor, r. 523 Pine
Connelly John T., r. 2529 Mission
Connelly Joseph, r. '29 Waller
Connelly Joseph, machine hand, r. 534 Howard
Connelly Martin, boilermaker, r. 67 Clementina
Connelly Martin, wood and coal, 1082 Howard, r. 227
Clara
Connelly Mary, widow, r. 14 J^ Langton
Connelly Michael, r. 37 Baldwin Court
Connelly Michael, driver Mutual Ice Co., r. 222 Fifth
Connelly Michael, laborer, r. 419 Clementina
Connelly Michael, laborer,' r. W s DeHaro, bet Center
and El Dorado a
Connelly Michael P., r. 2529^i88ion
Connelly Patrick, clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo &
Co's Express, r. 968 Harrison
Connelly Patrick, laborer, r. 592 Stevenson
Connelly Peter, r. 046 Stevenson
Connelly Peter, gardener, r. 5 Jacoby PI
Connelly Thomas, conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Connelly Thomas, laborer Odorless Excavating Appa-
ratus Co.
Connelly Timothy, grocer, r. 2529 Mission
Connelly Timothy F., watchman Leland Stanford, r.
706 California, rear
Connelly Timothy W., laborer, r. E s Gough, bet Val-
lejo and Green
Connelly William, upholsterer James Connelly &Co.,
r. 83*8 Vallejo
eE^ Connelly. See Conley, Conly and Connolly
Conner A.F., laundryman Union Laundry, r. Valencia,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Conner Annie, domestic 218 Golden Gate Av
Conner A. Sarah, widow, r. 742 Pine
Conner Charlotte A., widow, r. 1061 Mission
Conner G. R., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Conner J., r. 139 Fourth
Conner John, r. 731 Harrison
Conner John, porter, r. 18 First
Conner Jolin W., real estate, office 604 Merchant,
r. 504 Second
Conner Matthew, mining superintendent, r. 519 Sac-
ramento
Conner Patrick, broker, r. 1124 Golden Gate Av
Conner William E., student, r. 742 Pine
Couners Charles, r. 1521 Laguua
Conners Daniel, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Conners Daniel, stevedore, r. 41 Clementina
Conners David, laborer, r. cor Octavia and Geary
Conners Harry E., news agent, r. 8}^ St. Mary
Conners James, boilermaker, r. 37 De Boom
Conners John, r. 232 Langton
Conners John, expressman, HE cor Dupont and Jack-
sou, r. Fifteenth, bet Mission and Howard
Conners John, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Conners John M., carpenter, r. 219 Mason
Conners Kate, domestic 532 Geary
Couners Martin, r. 43 Tehama
Conners Michael, laborer, r. 68 First
Conners Michael, laborer, r. 404 Seventh
Conners Oscar W., molder, r. 1521 Laguna
Conners Patrick, laborer, r. 6 Boardman PI
Couners Robert E., molder, r. 1521 Laguna
Conners Robert T., carpenter, r. 1521 Laguna
Conners Thomas (Conners & Jennings) r. 118 Ellis
Conners Thomas, steward Hose No. 9, S. F. F. D.,
Broadway Wharf
Conners William, shoemaker, r. 1070 Howard
Conners & Jennings (Thomas Conners and George A.
Jennings) liquor saloon, lOUO Market
sy Conners. See Conner, Connor and Connors
Connerton Owen, groceries and liquors, 170 Ninth
Connerty Mary A. Miss, r. Ill Silver
Conness John Jr., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 507 Stevenson
Conness Mary S., teacher, r. 729 Bush
Conness Thomas, car driver, r. 4 Miller PI
Conniff' Dominick B., compositor, r. 29 Welsh
Connifl' James, driver Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D., r. 3
Eincon Court
Conniff Joseph D., clerk Morning Call, r. 211 Page
Connifl' Katheriue, domestic 2215 Devisadero
Connitt' Lavinia Mrs., janitress Jackson St. Experi-
mental School
Conniff Michael, liquor saloon, 222 McAUister, r.
220}^ JIcAllister
Connifl' Nicholas, contractor, r. 29 Welsh
Connitr Patrick, laborer, r. 104 Twenty-fourth
Conniff Peter, boot treer, r. 209 Rose Av
Connitr Thomas, driver, r. 4 Miller PI
Connitt' Thomas F., clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r. 209
Rose Av
Conning Robert, accountant W. J. Callingham & Co.,
r. 1405 Taylor
Conning Stephen, foreman Cook & TrouuBon, 514 Pine
Connolly A. J., liquor saloon, NW cor Davis and Com-
mercial, r. 416 Clementina
Connolly Annie, domestic 913 Pine
Connolly Benjamin, oysterman, r. 612 Bush
Connolly Bernard A., fireman P. C. SS. Alex. Duncan,
r. 37 Everett
Connolly Catherine, widow, r. S s Fifteenth, nr Val-
encia
Connolly Charles, laborer, r. 216 Minna
Connolly Daniel, waiter, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Connolly Dennis, plasterer, r. 731 Clementina
Connolly Edward, bookbinder, r. 1516 Jones
Connolly Edward, mining, r. 924 M Harrison
Connolly Edward A., bricklayer, r. 622 Larkin
PAPER HANGINGS
Importers nf Frencli. .4niorimn und
Ensliith Paper llaneinKO. Private
Residences Decorated In ArtUtlc Style.
G. W. CLARK & CO.
645 Market st.
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, ^.
UI^TOSr IRON fVORKN, 313 Fremont St^
ilannfactnrers of QUARTZ 9IH.I<S and Mining Machinery.
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Connolly Frank, tinsmith, r. 32 Hayes
Connolly J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Connolly James, r. NE cor Fifth and Berry
Connolly James, groceries and liquors, 20 Everett
Connolly James, laborer, r. 32 Hayes
Connolly James, laborer, r. 119 Welsh
Connolly James, tanner, r. NW cor Twenty-sixth and
Mission
Connolly James, teamster Presidio Reservation
Connolly James D., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
2315 Mission
Connolly James E., calker, r. 52 Tehama
Connolly James H., sailmaker, r. 513 Minna
Connolly Jeremiah, shoemaker, r.218 Minna
Connolly John, car conductor, r. 829Folsom
Connolly John, clerk, r. 222}^ Fourth
Connolly John, laborer, r. 8 Haggin
Connolly John, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Connolly John, laborer St. Mary's College
Connolly John, policeman, r. 344 Clementina
Connolly John J., physician, r. 202 Sixth
Connolly Josephine J. Mrs., assistant Greenwich St.
Primary School, r. 202 Sixth
Connolly M., captain P. M. SS. Granada
Connolly Margaret, domestic 506 Sutter
Connolly Martin, cook Palace Hotel, r. 164 Jessie
Connolly Mary, domestic 721 Geary
Connolly Mary Miss, r. 65 Natoma
Connolly Maurice, laborer, r. 611 M Minna
Connolly Michael, butcher, r. 222}^ fourth
Connolly Michael, expressman, r. E s Bryant Av, bet
Mariposa and Sulauo
Connolly Michael, hog butcher. Fourth Av, bet M
and N, South S. F., r. Vermont, bet Yolo and Co-
lusa
Connolly Michael, laborer, r. 151 Natoma
Connolly Michael, laborer, r. 247 Clen^entina
Connolly Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Connolly Michael, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Connolly Michael J., night clerk Rubs House
Connolly Michael T., proptr London House, 222}^
Fourth
Connolly Owen, butcher, r. 29 Waller
Connolly Owen, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Connolly P., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Connolly Patrick, helper Fulton Iron Works
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. 245 Perry, rear
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. f 30 Brannan
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. Ws Nebraska, bet Center
and El Dorado
Connolly Patrick, liquor saloon, 422 Kearny, r. 405
Kearny
Connolly Patrick, liquor saloon, 622 Fourth
Connolly Patrick, with J. M. Johnson, r. 413 Golden
Gate Av
Connolly Patrick Jr., bartender Patrick Connolly, r.
622 Fourth
Connolly Peter (Connolly & Kiernan) and jailor
County Jail, r. 3 Everett
Connolly Peter, laborer, r. 132 Clara, rear
Connolly Philip, r. 321 Pacific
Connolly Sarah Mrs., r. 38 Everett
Connolly Terrence, butcher, r. 506 Seventh
Connolly Terrence F., r. 37 Minna
Connolly Thomas, foreman Beale St. Warehouse, r.
23 Frederick
Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Bernard
Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Connolly Thomas, laundryman, r. SE cor Seven-
teenth and Valencia
Connolly Thomas, poultry, butter and eggs,
F. Market, r. 411 Oak
Connolly Thomas, shoemaker, r. N s Cherubusco, bet
Lizzie and Courtland Av, B. H.
Connolly Thomas T., laborer, r. 3036 ><S Sixteenth
Connolly Timothy, laborer, r. 251 Minna, rear
Connolly William, distributor S. F. Laundry
Connolly William, stonecutter, r. 346 Fourth
Connolly William J., butcher, 1837 Market,
Waller
Connolly William R., brassfinisher, r. E 8 Bryant Av,
nr Eighteenth
Connolly & Kiernan (Peter Connolly and Thomas J.
Kiernan) liquor saloon, 643 Merchant
*yConnolly. See Conley, Conly and Connelly
Connor Bridget Miss, r. HOI Guerrero
Connor Browui Mrs., .journalist, r. 845 Mission
Connor Dennis, laborer, r. 440 Brannan
Connor Eliza, varieties, 2218 Larkln
-lis.
29
Connor Eliza Miss, lodgings, 337 Jessie
Connor Elizabeth, widow, r. 405 Powell
Connor Francis, widow, r. 112 Guerrero
Connor Franklin, tinner, r. 102 Eddy
Connor Ida E. Miss, milliner, r. 528 Pine
Connor J., driver Baldwin Stables
Connor J., laborer Hancock & Kelso
Connor James, wood and coal, 113 Shipley
Connor Jeremiah, carpenter Presidio Reservation
Cjnnor J. H. & Co. (John H. Connor) plumbers and
gasfitters, 528 Third
Connor John (Onesti & Connor) r. 246 J$ Oak
Connor John, engineer Carmen Island Saltworks, r.
310 Folsom
Connor John, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 1110
Harrison
Connor John H. (J. H. Connor & Co.) r. 528 Third
Connor Joseph, photographic printer Craig & Mosher,
r. 935 Sacramento
Connor Lawrence, fireman, r. 10 Howard Court
Connor Maggie, chambermaid Montgomery's Hotel
Connor Mary, widow, r. 110 Welsh
Connor Mary, domestic 1970 Washington
Connor Mary A., widow, r. 528 Pine
Connor Mary E., lodgings, 1110 Harrison
Connor Mary F. Miss, r. 102 Eddy
Connor Michael, watchman P. M. SS. Granada
Connor Nicholas W., expressman, NW cor Sansome
and Clay, r. 1.509 Church
Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 09 Minna
Connor Patrick, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 207
Seventh
Connor Patrick, shoemaker, 623 Union, r. 115 Valpa-
raiso
Connor Peter, fireman P. C. SS. Santa Cruz, r. 625
Davis
Connor S., compositor, r. 845 Mission
Connor Thomas, deckhand stmr Bullion
Connor Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Connor Thomas, shoemaker, r. 6 Rose Av
Connor Thomas J., boilermaker, r. E s Minnesota, bet
Mariposa and Solano
Connor Thomas J., laborer, r. 277 Minna
Connor William, laborer, r. 7 Webster
Connors Cornelius, laborer, r. W s Sanchez, bet Valley
and Noe
Connors Daniel, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom-
ery
Connors Dennis, stock dealer, r. 346 Fourth
Connors Edward, captain ship Dashing Wave, r. 16
Glover
Connors Edward, dairyman Edward D. Mitchell
Connors Ellen, domestic Revere House
Connors G., bartender, r. 120 Ellis
Connors James, bartender, r. 22 Turk
Connors James E., bookkeeper Charles S. Neal & Co. ,
r. 7 Boyd
Connors John, r. 26 Freelon, rear
Connors John, r. 136 Langton
Connors John, boilermaker, r. 227 Eighth
Connors John, driver City Cab and Carriage Co., r. 174
Jessie
Connors John, fireman, r. Washington Hotel
Connors John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Connors John, Jour. Shii^wrlghts' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Connors John, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Connors John, longshoreman, r. 10 Zoe
Connors John, longshoreman, r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Connors John, inolder, r. 313^ Tehama
Connors John H., seaman, r. 100}^ Jackson
Connors Joseph, meatpacker Black Point Packing
House, r. Lombard, betSteiner and Fillmore
Connors Kate, domestic 372 Clementina
Connors Luke, liquor saloon, 212 Eighth
Connors M. Mrs., janitress North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mer School
Connors Mary, widow, r. 7 Webster
Conuors Mary, domestic 311 Stockton
Connors Michael, r. 17 Zoe, rear
Connors Michael, boilermaker Risdon I. andL. Works
Connors Patrick, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf
Connors Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1004 Sansome, rear
Conuors Patrick, teamster, r. 522 Myrtle Av
Connors Terrence, laborer, r. 14 Freelon
Conuors Thomas, laborer, r. Ill Harrison
Connors Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry, 8 8
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Stelner
Connors Thomas, teamster, r. NW cor Bay and
Powell
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE. 33 OEARY ST.
JMAPnOKiniiru importer of and deai^er in coal, and pig iron,
, niAV/UUnUUun, 41 market Street, comer Spear.
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Connors Timothy, laborer, r. 5 Clementina
Hff" Connors. See Conner, Couners and Connor
Connorton Bessie, domestic 644 Twenty-third
Connot Alfred, candymaker, r. 240 Taylor
Conolley Edward, liquor saloon, 14 Leidesdorff, r.
924 H Harrison
Conor Francois, lapidary, 332 Bush, r. 319 O'Farrell,
rear
Oonover Frank, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1008
Steiner
Conrad Andrew, pianomaker, r. 14 Eureka
Conrad Charles, bartender Hageman & Haquette, r.
627 Green
Conrad Charles A. B., r. 823 Vallejo, rear
Conrad Christian, clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1527 Ellis
Conrad David, wholesale fruits and nuts, NW cor
Front and Washington, r. 441 Golden Gate Av
Conrad George (Romig & Conrad) r. 528 Pine
Conrad George, traveling salesman Jacob Strahle &
Co., r. Oakland
Conrad Henry A., carpenter and builder, 635 Cali-
fornia, r. 16 Selina PI
Conrad Jacob, cook, r. 123 Jackson
Conrad Jacob F., beltmaker L. P. Degen, r. 670 Do-
lores
Conrad James, teamster, r. N s Santa Rosa, bet Col-
lins and Ferrie
Conrad J..C., waiter P. M. SS. Colima
Conrad John, miner, r. Overland House ^
Conrad John G., clerk David Conrad, r. 441 Golden
Gate Av
Conrad Joseph L., beltmaker L. P. Degen, r. 670 Do-
lores
Conrad Mary, widow, stationery and fancy goods, 151
Seventh
Conrad William A., contractor and builder, r.411Lar-
kin
8^ Conrad. See Conradt
Conrades Ferdinand, proptr Antelope Oyster Saloon,
612 Market, r. 1220 Howard
Conradi William, bookkeeper German Savings and
Loan Society, r. 2907 Clay
Conrado Louis, clerk Gaetano Barbieri, r. NE cor
Beale and Folsom
Conradson Alfred, master mariner, r. 30 Frederick
Conradsou Eva, domestic 112 Powell
Conradt Julius H., dentist, office and r. 821 J<i Kearny
Conrady C. Diedrich, clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
y Tehama
Conran Thomas S., manufacturers' agent, 120 Sutter,
room 78
Conrick Laura Miss, shoefitter, r. 35 Fifth
Conrick L. Miss, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 116
Alta
Conro Frederick D., r. 1309 Webster
Conro George A., cigars and tobacco, 518 Battery, r.
1309 Webster
Conroy Ann, widow, r. 6 Bartol, rear
Conroy Daniel, printer, r. 356 Clementina
Conroy E. C, assistant freight clerk P. M. SS. City of
Tokio
Conroy Edward J., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 725
Harrison
Conroy Emma, domestic 1713 Bush
Conroy Eugene C, porter S. Mosgrove & Bro., r. 423
O'Farrell
Conroy Henry, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co'sBank, r. 1800
Laguna
Conroy James, laborer, r. 120?^ Shipley, rear
Conroy James, laborer, r. S s Point Lobos Av, bet
Collins and Ferrie
Conroy John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Conroy John, laborer, r. 144 Clara
Conroy Maggie, domestic 340 Page
Conroy Margaret, widow, r. 523 Seventh
Conroy Michael, painter, r. W s Folsom, bet Precita
PI and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Conroy Michael, tailor N. Sweeny, r. 724 Brannan
Conroy Michael C, deputy License Collector, r. 1707
Powell
Conroy Patrick, carpenter, r. 1727 Market
Conroy Peter, laborer, r. 113 Shipley, rear
Conroy Robert, miner, r. 2209^ Geary
Conroy Thomas J., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 477
Jessie
Conroy Thomas J., clerk Firemans Fund Insurance
Co., r. 1707 Powell
Consani Achille, Italian Berssglieii Soc., G25 Broad-
way
Conservatory of Music, 640 Clay
Considine Daniel, wool grader, r. Terminal Hotel
Considine Dennis, porter C. P. RR. stmr Modoc
Considine Edward, teamster, r. 811 Twenty-fourth
Considine John, liquor saloon, 503 Fourth, r. 27 Clin-
ton
Considine P., carpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Considine Patrick, ship carpenter, r. 511 Mission
Coiisolaccio Giuseppe, r. Colombo Hotel
Consolidated Amador Mining Co., Frank P. Latham
secretary, 310 Pine, room 30
Consolidated Astor Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) J. F.
Mahoney secretary, 327 Pine, room 10
Consolidated Imperial Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
W. E. Dean secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Consolidated Pacific Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) F. E.
Luty secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
Consplidated Reforma Lead atd Silver Mining Co.,W.
R. Wadsworth secretary, office 519 Montgomery
Consolidated Slate Range Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(San Bernardino Co., Cal.) Henry Deas secretary,
44 Nevada Block
Consolidated Virginia Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) A.W. Havens secretary, 26 Nevada Block
Consolidated Wyoming Mining Co. (Nevada City, Cal.)
J. M. Buffington secretary, 309 California, room 4
Consonno Guglielmo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Constantine John, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 1407 Jj
Powell
Constantine Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 20 Turk
Constine Abraham (Constine Brothers) r. 12}^ Riisa
Constine Augustus, clerk Constine Bros., r. 12 5^ Russ
Constine Brothers (Abraham Constine) groceries,
144-146 Sixth
Constine Emanuel, clerk Constine Bros., r. 12,'< Russ
Constine Isaac, clerk Constine Bros., r. 12^ Russ
Consul Argentine Republic, Charles Baum,
510 Battery
Consul Austru-Hungarian Empire. Rudolf
Hockkofler, 203 Front
Consul Belgium, Emile Grisar, NW cor Fifth
, and Townsend
Consul Bolivia, Francisco Herrera, 218 California
Consul Brazil, F. W. Ludovici vice-consul, office
202 Bush
Consul Chili, Jaande la Cruz Cerda consul-general,
327 Geary »
Consul China, Huang Tsun Hsien consul-general,
Frederick A. Bee consul, Cheng Ping vice-consul
and interpreter, 917 Clay
Consul Costa Rica, T. Lemmen Meyer, R. H. Pond
vice-consul, 320 Sansome, room 10
Consul Denmark, Charles Wilson, 307 California
Consul Ecuador, Francisco Herrera, 218 California
Consul France, Auguste Vauvert de Mean, 704
Washington
Consul German Empii-e, Adolph Rosenthal, 318
Sacramento
Consul Great Britain. W. Lane Booker, 319
California
Consul Greece, George T. Marye Jr., 234 Mont-
gomery
Consul Guatemala, Louis B. Parrott, 306 Cali-
fornia
Consul Hatvaiian Islands, H. W. Severance,
316 California
Consul Honduras, Francisco Herrera, 218 Cali-
fornia
Consul Italy, Francesco Lambertenghi, 508 Mont-
gomery
Consul Japan, Kentaro Yanagiya, 703 Market
Consul Mi'xico, J. Carlos Mexia, 506 Battery
Consul Netherlands, James de Fremery, 410
Battery
Consul Nicaragua, Francisco Herrera, 218 Cali-
fornia
Consul Paraguay, P. J. Van Loben SeU, 530
California, room 4
Consul Peru, Eugene De Sabla, 40 California,
room 3
Consul Portugal, Francis Berton, Henry Laidley
vice-consul, 527 Clay
Consul Russia, A. E. Olarovsky consul-general,
717 Post, Gustave Niebaum vice-consul, 310 San-
some
Consul Salvador, Jose M. Tinoco, 506 Battery
Consul Spain, Camilo Martin, 411 Ji California,
room 1
Consul Sweden andNor^vay, August Berggren,
406 Montgomery
JOHN WIGMORE--HARDW00D LUMBER. 129 to MTSprSt.
G* Di MOrSG) PHOTOGnAPHER, ' Makes a spedauVm taking children's pictures.
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Consnl Switzerland, Francis Berton, 527 Clay,
Antoine Borel vice-consul, NW cor Montgomery
and Clay
Consnl Tnrfcey, vacant
Consul United States of Colombia, Ramon
XJlloa, 415 Montgomery
Consul United States of Venezuela, Fran-
cisco Herrera, 218 California
Consul Uruguay, George L. Duval (acting) 40
California
Consumers' Mutual Gas Co., Charles A. Holmes sec-
retary, office 432 Montgomery, room 2 ''
Contente Jose F. M., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc,
510 Bush
Contention Consolidated Mining Co. (Tombstone, A.
T.) D. C. Bates secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Conti Frank, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Conti Giuseppe, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Continental Insurance Co. (Fire of New York)
Balfour, Guthrie & Co. general agents, George W.
Spencer manager, 316 California
Continental Lodging House, Joseph Reed proprietor,
521 Pacific
Continental Oil and Transportation Co.
of California, Isaac E. Blake president, Hugh
Tevis secretary, warehouses SW cor Fifth and
Berry, office 123 California, rooms 1-2
Continental Warehouse, Thomas P. H. Whitelaw pro-
prietor, foot Second
Contra Costa Laundry Assn (George H. Hallett, Pliny
Bartlett and P. E. Dalton) office 28 Sacramento
Contreras Crisostomo, clerk, r. 11 Hinckley
Convery Patrick, laborer, r. 608 Jones, rear
Convey Edward, butcher, SE cor Green and Hyde, r.
1924 Hyde
Conway Anne, domestic 33 Glen Park Av
Conway Bernard, liquor saloon, 997 Market, r. 109
Turk
Conway Bernard, longshoreman, r. 62 First
Conway Catherine, widow, r. 76 Clementina
Conway Cornelius, laborer, r. 322 Austin
Conway Daniel, gardener, r. SW cor Lombard and
Jones
Conway David, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
35 Grand Av
Conway Ellen, widow, janitress Tyler St. Primary
School, r. 21 Gilbert
Conway Frances Mrs., nurse Infants' Shelter, 512
Minna
Conway Frank, seaman, r. 67 Minna, rear
Conway Frank, student, r. 317 Third
Conway Frank, watertender P. M. 8S. City of New
York
Conway Frederick R., laborer, r. 24 Bridge
Conway George F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1614
Pacific
Conway Hannah, widow, r. 21 Gilbert
Conway James, milkman, N 6 Sweeny, bet Merrill
and King
Conway James, liquor saloon, 1200 Market, r. 113 Turk
Conway James H., watchman A. Lusk & Co., r. I, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth Avs, South S. F.
Conway James M., engineer The Baldwin, r. 1614
Pacific
Conway James P., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1602
Geary
Conway Jane Miss, r. 224 Second
Conway Jennie, domestic 67 Liberty
Conway J. F., bellman Palace Hotel
Conway John, cattledealer, r. W s Utah, bet Alameda
and El Dorado
Conway John, messenger Charles E. Locke, 25 Geary
Conway John C, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Conway John H., clerk J. Conway, r. W s Utah, bet
Alameda and El Dorado
Conway Joseph, collarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
522 J4 Howard
Conway Jvxlia, widow, r. 445 Clementina
Conway Katie, packer D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 21 Gil-
bert
Conway Kittie, tailoress, r. 1131 Twenty-first
Conway Martin J., r. 623 Davis
Conway Mary, widow, r. 1879 Mission
Conway Mary, domestic The Windsor
Conway Mary Miss, glovemaker Fred. H. Busby
Conway Mary J. Miss, milliner, 31 Sutter, r. 316Stock-
ton
Conway Maurice, marble sawyer L. J. Ruffino & Co.,
r. 324 Austin, rear
Conway Michael, harnessmaker, r. 622}$ Howard
Conway Michael, janitor Italian Hospital, r. W sNoe,
Conway Michael, laborer, r. 336 Fifth
bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Conway Michael G., saddle and harnessmaker, 506
Market, r. Oakland
Conway Michael H., whitener, 922 Howard, r. NE cor
Columbia and Twenty-sixth
Conway Nellie, r. 6 Vincent
Conway Nellie Miss, glovemaker Fred. H. Busby
Conway Owen, laborer, r. 910 M Folsom
Conway Patrick, dairyman, S 6 Thirteenth Av, bet K
and L, South S. F.
Conway Patrick, laborer, r. W s Chenery, nr Thir-
tieth
Conway Patrick, longshoreman, r. W sNoe, bet Twen-
ty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Conway Patrick, marbleoutter, r. 5 Decatur
Conway Patrick, porter P. C. SS. George W. Elder
Conway Patrick, wood and coal, 133 Second, r. 139
Minna
Conway Peter, fireman P. M. SS. Granada
Conway Peter H., miller J. A. Folger & Co., r. 51 Na-
toma
Conway Philip, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Conway P. L., r. 1602 Geary
Conway Richard, shoemaker, r. 34 Ritch
Conway Thomas, drayman, r. 18 Moss
Conway Thomas, hackman, NW cor Clay and Kearny,
r. 121 Shiiiley
Conway Thomas, harnessmaker, r. 603 Hayes
Conway Thomas, laborer, r. Twenty-ninth Av, nr I,
South S. F.
Conway Thomas, tanner, r. 21 Gilbert
Conway Thomas, teamster, r. 462 Minna
Conway William, laborer, r. 103 King
Conwell Charles, teamster, r. 22 Afeh Av
Conyers James, machinist, r. 316 Beale
Coogan Annie, domestic 1836 Sutter
Coogan Julia, domestic 1836 Sutter
Coogan Mary, domestic 1353 Post
Coogan Richard, seaman P. C. SS. Senator, r. 37
Minna
Coogan Timothy C. (Barham & Coogan) attorney at
law, 504 Kearny, r. Oakland
Coogan William H., engineer, r. 317 Green
B^" Coogan. See Cogan
Coogle Walter J., printer E. Detrick & Co., r, 1326 Sac
ramento
Cook Aaron (U. Simon, Sons & Cook) r. 1308 Post
Cqok Adam W., messenger James Lamb, r. 805 Mason
Cook Albert A., watchman, r. 1329 Sansome
Cook Algernon M., salesman William Winslow, r. 2110
Howard
Cook Allen W. Mrs., widow, r. 575 Bryant
Cook Alphonso M., manager Davis Bros., 718 Market,
r. N s Nineteenth, nr Sanchez
Cook Andrew, r. 348 Third
Cook Andrew W., stockbroker, r. 105 Stockton
Cook Anne, widow, liquor saloon, 400 Third
Cook Annie, domestic 1818 California
Cook A. O., leather belting and hose, 415 Market,
r. 126 Kearny
Cook A. O. Mrs., preserved flowers and waxwork, and.
hair jewelry and portrait painting, 126 Kearny
Cook Archie S., physician, office and r. 224 Post
Cook August, cooper, r. 1625 Powell
Cook August C, printer, r. 6M Harriet
Cook Bernard, bakery, r. 521 Fourth
Cook Bernard, carpenter, r. S s Columbia, bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Cook Bertha, widow, dressmaker, r. 721 M O'FarreU
Cook Brothers (Hiram B. and Walter H.) real estate
ageutu, 304 Montgomery
Cook C. Mrs., hair jewelry, 212 Kearny
Cook Carroll, attorney at law. 67-68 Nevada Block,
r. 122 Lake, Oakland
Cook Catherine, widow, r. 1517 Taylor
Cook Catherine Mrs., r. 335 Fourth
Cook C. H. Mrs., r. The Windsor
Cook Charles, boatman, r. 11 Pacific
Cook Charles, expressman, cor Market and Hayes
Cook Charles, lithographer, r. 1007 Harrison
Cook Charles, painter, r. 314 Seventh
Cook Charles, sergeant police, r. 1709 Polk
Cook Cl'.arles, waiter, r. 2645 Mission
Cook Charles E., clerk Baldwin Theatre, r. 575 Bry-
ant
Cook Charles E., piano finisher Charles R. Hall, r. 433
Seventh
Cook Christian, master mariner, r. 2012 Stockton
I nine PRAUrRMAN fi. PO '"poRTers of jewelry and watches,
LUUlO DnMVLnlTlMIl (X UU. 119 Montgomery St., sen Lower than any House in this cKy.
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ORDERS FOR WASHINO PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
OFFICE, «48 MARKET STREET.
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Cook Cbristina A. Mrs., pbysician, office and r. 224
Post
Cook Consumnes P., artist, landscape *and portrait, r.
1014 Montgomery
Cook Dauiel, boilemiaker. r. 5'2« Howard
Cook Daniel, capitalist, i-5 Nevada Block, r. NE
cor California and Taylor
Cook David R., nurse City and County Hospital
Cook David S. (Bryant & Cook) r. San Mateo
Cook E., teamster Diuiing, Palmer & Co.
Cook Ebeu, liquor saloon, NE cor Brannan and Ninth
Cook Edward, grocer, r. 1014 Stockton
Cook Edward E., plumber and gasfitter, 1210}^ Polk, r.
NE cor Lott and McAllister
Cook Edward L., liquor saloon, 219 Ellis, r. 1128 Gol-
den Gate Av
Cook Elbridge G., r, 433 Seventh
Cook Elias, peddler, r. 19 John
Cook Ernest, engineer Krenz & Getz, r. W s Dolores,
bet Twenty-ninth and Valley
Cook Ernest A., tinsmith, r. N s Powell Av, nr Cali-
fornia
Cook Fayette, bricklayer, r. 1703 Stockton
Cook Ferdinand F., carriage linisher, r. 1128 Golden
Gate Av
Cook Fernando C, physician, oihce and r. 716 Howard
Cook F. H., capitalist, r. 537 Sacramento
Cook Finlay, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 345 Bran-
nan
Cook Frank, cook American Exchange Hotel
Cook Frank H., salesman W.W. Montague & Co., r. 330
Geary
Cook Frederick H., teamster, r.W s Collins, bet Santa
Rosa and Point LobosAvs
Cook George, carpenter, r. 315;^ Jessie
Cook George, groceries and liquors, 446 Clementina
Cook George, machinist, r. Columbia Hotel
Cook George B., salesman Crosett & Samuel, r. The
Windsor
Cook George E. (D. R. Billings & Co.) r. 1014 Stockton
Cook George G., engineer, r. I(i2 Tehama
Cook George J., physician,- 108 Geary
Cook George M., teamster, r. 787 Folsom
Cook George M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 787 Folsom
Cook George W., clerk Fred. W. Hutchinson, r. Oak-
land
Cook George W., student Pac. Business College, r. 263
Clara
Cook George W. F. , attorney at law, r. 2518 Sacramento
Cook Henry, pressman A. Lusk & Co., r. 624 Jessie
Cook Henry Mrs., widow, r. 808 Leavenworth
Cook Hiram B. (Cook Brothers) r. 9H Wetmore PI
Cook Horatio N. , manufacturer leather belting
and hose, SW cor Market and Fremont, r. 809
Hyde
Cook'I., r.913 McAllister
Cook Irving B., landscape painter, r. 1112 McAllister
Cook Ira, packer subsistence dept U. S. A., r. 2443 How-
ard
Cook Isaac, fruitdealer, r. 1417 Baker
Cook J., speculator, r. 130 Fourth
Cook Jacob, clerk, r. 439 Jessie
Cook James, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Cook James, telegraph operator, r. 923 Jones
Cook James B., engineer, r. 777 Harrison
Cook James M., student Pac. Business College, r. 263
Clara
Cook Jane, widow, r. 4 Card Alley
Cook J. H. Mrs., widow, r. IGHopeton Terrace
Cook John, r. 116 Fair Oaks
Cook John (Cook & Trounson) r. 323 Kearny
Cook John, barber, r. 805 Mason
Cook John, bookkeeper Moore, Ferguson & Co., r. 503
Post
Cook John, cook, r. 231 Minna
Cook John, fireman Engine No. 7, 8. F. F. D., r. NW
cor Sixteenth and Second Av
Cook John, machinist Union Box Factory, r.521 Fourth
Cocjk John, peddler, r. 311 Pacific
Cook John, waiter, r. 1107 Kearny
Cook John A. (L. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. New York
Cook John Jay, capitali-st, r. Palace Hotel
Cook John L., mining, r. 624 Jessie
Cook John S. (E. D.Wheatley & Co.) r. 142 Ninth
Cook John T., weigher Sea Wall, r. 423 Tehama
Cook John V., carpenter Clay St. RR., r. 520 Kea^y
Cook Josephs., printer, r. 777 Harrison
Cook Joseph E. (Cofiin, Sanderson & Cook) r. Oakland
Cook Julia, domestic 1776 Howard
Cook Lester S., teamster Jackson & Truman, r. 224
Fourth
Cook Mary, nurse Cify and County Hospital
Cook Mary, domestic 1911 Sacramento
Cook Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 923 Jones
Cook Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 622 Larkin
Cook Mary M., widow, furnished rooms, 126 Sixth
Cook Mattie J. Miss, shoefitter Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. Oakland
Cook Michael (Cook & Luesmann) r. 123^ Hopeton
Terrace
Cook -Michael S., teamster, r. NE cor Point Lobos Av
and Cook
Cook Morton L., salesman Ichi Ban, r. 1308 Post
Cook Nicholas L., compositor Morning Call, r. 711
California
Cook Niel, blacksmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 343 Bryant
Cook O. M., r. 1112 McAllister
Cook Pardon A., capitalist, r. 2212 Sutter
Cook Patrick, laborer, r. 108 San Jos^ Av
Cook Peter, gardener, r. 21 Van Ness Av
Cook Richard, carpenter, 1702 Fillmore, r. 1715 O'Far-
rell
Cook Robert, janitor, r. 11 Clara
Cook Ronald, ship carpenter, r. 345 Brannan
Cook Samuel, r. 120 Golden Gate Av
Cook Samuel C, capitalist, r. 522 Sutter
Cook Sidney P., bookkeeper H. N. Cook, r. 1517 Tay-
lor
Cook T. H., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Cook Thomas, carpenter, r. S s Thirty-first, nr Mission
Cook Thomas, expressman, 605 Sacramento
Cook Thomas, pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co., r.
Oakland
Cook Thomas M., journalist, oflBce 204 Sutter, r. Red-
wood City *
Cook W., expressman, SW cor Dupont and Sutter
Cook Waddington L., student, r. 1814 Stevenson
Cook Walter B. , salesman William A. Frey, r. 9 Har-
riet
Cook Walter H. (Cook Brothers) r. 9)«j Wetmore PI
Cook Warren F., blacksmith, r. 3 Rincon Av
Cook W. F., teacher, r. 203 Turk
Cook William, r. 78^atoma •
Cook William, bartender, r. 248 Third
Cook William, expressman, r. 13 Bridge
Cook William, teamster, r. 537 Sacramento
Cook William A., special policeman, r. 130 Fern Av
Cook William H., law student Carroll Cook, r. Oak-
• land
Cook William L. (W. L. Cook & Co.) r. 604 Grove
Cook William N., carpenter, r. 1575J4 Market
Cook William N. Jr., r. 1575 M Market
Cook W. L. & Co. (William L. Cook and Anthony J.
Wiskotschill) groceries and liquors, NW cor
Grove and Laguna
Cook W. S., master mariner, r. 1015 Clay
Cook & liuesniann (Michael Cook and- Ernest
Luesmann) wines and liquors, 9 Hardie PI
Cook & Trounson (John Cook and John Trounson)
carpenters and Viuilders, 514 Pine
Cooke Charles G. Mrs., r. 2 St. Mary
Cooke Frank, printer, r. 516 Stockton p
Cooke George B. Mrs., widow, r. 933 Sutter
Cooke George J., foreman E. Eisenberg & Bro., r. 819
Vallejo
Cooke George W., foreman bookbinder A. L. Bancroft
& Co.. r. 320 Mason
Cooke Hannah Miss, principal Jackson St. Primary
School, r. 1235 Hyde
Cooke Lena C. Mrs., r. 320 Mason
B^Cooke. See Cook and Koch
Cooks and Pastry Cooks and Bakers' Union, SW cor
Kearny and Post
Cookson Frank, chief engineer O. R. and N. 88. City
of Chester, r. 1919 Jessie
Cookson Harry H., ship carpenter, r. 713 }$ Treat Av
Cool William P., dentist, office 22 Kearny, r. 306 Leav-
enworth
8»"(::ool. See Kuhl
Cooley Charles H., clerk, r. 502 Eddy
Cooley Earl K., capitalist, r. Fifteenth Av, bet L and
M, South S. F.
Cooley Francis M., deputy collector U. S. Internal
Revenue, r.' 335 Seventeenth
Cooley Herman, assistant engineer C. P. RR., r. Oak-
land
Cooley Maria, domestic 2012 Pacific Av
Cooley Walter W., clerk, r. 502 Eddy
Cooley Michael, whitener, r. 3 Park Av
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9£»nu/actnrers of HOIKTINCi WORKS, 4'AUKS, BUC'HKTS and CAI
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298
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Coolidge George W., roaster S. H. Tyler & Son, r.
Oakland
Coolidge Henry C. (Croft & Coolldge) r. 934 Howard
Coolidye James C, local agent U. S. Railway
Mail Service, r. Oakland
Coolidge Joseph A., secretary Mercliants' Ex-
change Association, office Merchants' Exchange
Building, r. '214 Powell
Cooling George W., blacksmith, r. S s Fifteenth Av,
bet N and Kailroad Av, South S. F.
Coombe Philip H., silverplater, r. 133 J^ Clara
Coombs Charles C, teamster, r. Huettmann's Hotel
Coombs Charlotte, widow, r. 425 Fulton
Coombs George, r. 1012 Battery
Coombs George, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom-
ery
Coombs J. H. & Co. (John H. Coombs) shipwrights
and siiarmakers, 22-24 Spear
Coombs John H. (J. H. Coombs & Co.) r. 1605 Scott
Coombs .luhn H. Jr., clerk J.H. Coombs & Co., r. 1809
O'Farrell
Coombs Stephen D., cook P. C. SS. San Vicente, r. 275
Minna
Coombs William, r. 624 Sutter
I^"Coombs. See Combes
Coomer Annie, widow, r. 121 Ninth
Coon Albro, clerk "Wadsworth House, r, 225 Bush
Coon Charlies D., r. 927 Howardi
Coon Charles W., clerk City and County Attorney, r.
927 Howard
Coon C. M., bookkeeper King, Morse & Co., r. 120
Ellis
Coon David, proptr Wadsworth House, 225 Bush
Coon G., r. 120 Ellis
Coon Henry I. (Merten, Moffltt & Co.) r. 120 Ellis
Coon H. P. (King, Morse & Co.) r. Mwlo Park
Coon Matthew F., engraver, 527 Commercial
Coon Rose, widow, r. 120 Capp
Coon Susan W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 927 Howard
fi^Coon. See Koon, Kuehn and Kuhn .
Coouey Charles, clerk, r. 519 Pine
Cooney Daniel, laborer, r. W s Castro, bet Ridley and
Fourteenth
Cooney Edward, laborer, r. E s Weod, bet Point Lobes
and Santa Rosa Avs
Cooney Ellen, r. 336^ Vallejo
Cooney Ellen, widow, r. 223^ Louisa
Cooney Ellen Miss, assistant Irving Primary School,
r. 291 Union
Cooney H. Mrs., fancy goods, 291 Union *
Cooney James, blacksmith, r. Turk St. Hotel
Cooney James, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 16 Taylor
Cooney James, woolgrader, r. Excelsior Hotel
Cooney Johanna Miss, machine operator, r. 44 Ecker
Cooney John, driver Jackson Brewery, r. 1622 Turk
Cooney John, laborer, r. .502 Mission
Cooney John, laborer, r. Washington Hotel
Cooney John J., painter and whitener, 113 Fourth, r.
507 Haight
Cooney John N., groceries and liquors, NE cor Na-
toma and Mary
Cooney John W., laborer, r. 27 Folsom Av
Cooney J. P., machine hand S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 44 Ecker
Cooney Kate T., machine operator E. Detrick & Co.,
r. 44 Ecker
Cooney Lizzie, waitress Miners' Hotel, r. 261 First
Cooney Luke, hostler, r. 823 Foleom
CooMty Micliael, attorney at law, 405 Kearny,
rooms 3-4, r. 312 Seventh
Cooniiy Michael, butcher, r. Sixth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Cooney Michael, laborer, r. SE cor Golden Gate Av
and Baker
Cooney Micliael, shoemaker, r. 17 Fourth
Cooney Michael, Btableman Protrero and B. V. RR., r.
Sixth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Cooney Patrick, hostler, r. 1601 Van Ness Av
Cooney Patrick, laborer, r. 1706 Sacramento
Coouey Patrick, laborer, r. W s Twenty-fifth, ur
Diamond
Cooney Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf, r. 30
Welsh
Cooney Patrick H., r. 100 Jones
Cooney Richard, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Cooney Thomas, boottreer, r. 132 Ninth
Coouey Thomas, driver, r. 144 Perry
Cooney Thomas, laborer, r. 1219 J^ Columbia
Cooney Thomas, shoemaker, r. 1305 Valencia
Cooney Thomas J., groceries and liquorB, 132 Ninth
Cooney William, carpenter, r. 118 Gilbert
Cooney William, house painter, r. 291 Union
Cooney William, molder, r. 71 Clementina
8^" Cooney. See Coney
Coonlng Morris, stevedore A. C. Freese
Coonley Holland C, r. 7 Tay .
Coons George, carpenter, r. 115 Langton
Coons James A., machinist, r. 115 Langton
Coons John T. W., expressman, SW cor Front and
Washington, r. 732 54 Clementina
Coons William, cooper Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 619
' Seventh
B®^ Coons. See Koons
Coony Luke, hostler John Flood, r. 823 Folsom
Coop John, foreman W. B. Bradbury, r. Oakland
Cooper Adolph, tailor, r. 8 Virginia
Cooper Albert E., salesman Continental Oil and
Transportation Co., r. 413 Brannan
Cooper Alexander B., mining secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 4, r. Alameda
Cooper Amanda L. Miss, r. 217 Stevenson
Cooper Archibald, r. 599 Ellis
Cooper Astley D. M., artist, 108 St. Ann's Bldg, r. 318
Page
Cooper B., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Cooper Charles, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 918 Jackson
Cooper Charles, janitor Cal. State Democratic Club,
r. 21 Perry
Cooper Charles E., clerk Pacific Bank, r. 517 O'Farrell
Cooper E. Bruce, bookkeeper Standard Soap Co., r.
517 O'Farrell
Coox^er Edwin, steward schr Wonder, r. 32 Clay
Cooper E^ujn-eiie T., secretary California Paper
Co., 4 California, r. Oakland
Cooper Ezekiel, janitor, r. 1229 Pacific
Cooper Frank P., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 206 Hyde
Cooper Frederick T., cashier Richard C. Hooker, r.
611 Pine
Cooper George, carrlagemaker, r. Sanchez, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-lifth
Cooper George D., cashier W. k J. Sloane & Co., r.
Lick House
Cooper Halsey F. , deputy Surveyor Port San
Francisco, r. 1902 Vallejo
Cooper Harry, extraman Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D., r.
419 Pacific
Cooper Harry, oiler P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Cooper Harry O., bookkeeper, r. 830 Pacific
Cooper Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 2819 J^ Mission
Cooijer Henry, waiter stmr Mary Garratt
Cooper Hugo, laborer, r. 272 Clementina
Cooper James, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Cooper James, laborer, r. 445 Clementina
Goojjer James, molder, r. 541 Fourth
Cooper James, waiter, r. 46 Second
Cooper James B., mining, 420 Montgomery, room 4, r.
8}^ Golden Gate Av
Cooper James K., books, stationery, cutlery, op-
tical goods, etc., 746 Market, r. 219 Powell
Cooper J. B. H., capitalist, r. SE cor Sacramento and
Octavia
Cooper Jennie D. Mrs., vice-principal Columbia St.
Grammar School, r. Brunswick House
Cooper John, r. 622 Natoma
Cooper John, cook, r. 279 Stevenson
Cooper John, tailor, 24 New Montgomery, r. 704 Sutter
Coojier John A., conductor, r. 1311 Howard
Cooper Joseph, cutter Robert Gordan, r. 7134 Shipley
Cooper Joseph W., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 633
Geary
Cooper Louis, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 812
Montgomery
Cooper Lucinda W. Miss, dressmaker, r. 217 Steven-
son
Cooper Luke, carpenter A. C. Hussey, 618 California
Cooper M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1928 Sacramento
Cooper Morris, tailor, 548 }<j Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Cooper R., laborer, r. Oriental'Hotel
Cooper Sarah Mrs., bakery, 2819 }6 Mission
Cooper SaraK B. Rlrs., superintendent Free
Kindergarten Assn, r. 1902 Vallejo
Cooper Selina M. Mrs., bakery, 2549 Folsom
Cooper Solomon, janitor, r. 1412 Powell
Cooper Sophia, widow, r. 318 Page
Cooper Theodore, cook, r. 25 Hinckley, rear
Cooper Theodore B., janitor, r. Ill Prospect PI
Cooper Thomas, driver City RR., r. 424 Shotwell
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St.
1.
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Cooper Thomas, glass blower, r. 624 Fourth
Cooper Thomas, laborer, r. 4 Virginia
Cooper Thomas H., blaLksmlth, NE cor Sacramento
and Laurel
Cooper William, r. 2119 Clay, rear
Cooper William, bartender, r. 17 Verona
Cooper William, cabinetmaker, r. 2549 Folsom
Cooper William, carpenter, r. 330 OTarrell
Cooper William, molder, r. 541 Fourth
Cooper William A., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 923 How-
ard
Cooijer William A., clerk Post Office, r. 1206 Mason
Cooper William H., butler 1112 Bush
Cooper William R., patternmaker, r. 11 State
Co-operative Grocery Store, Hermann G. Sahnke jiro-
ptr, SE cor Sixteenth and Dolores
CO-OPERATIVE WATCH REPAIRffle CO.
Otto Siiiz president, Leon Kaabe treas-
urer, Thomas H. Lord secretary, 331
Kearny, room 14:
Coopin R. J., carpenter, r. 309 Jessie
Coos Bay Coal Co. (Newport) Frank Barnard &
Co. agents. 213 Jackson
Coos Bay Oregon Coal Co., J. O. B. Gunn sec-
retary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Coos Bay Packets, A. M. Simpson & Brother
agents, 44 Market
Coos Bay Stave and Lumber Co., John L. Koster man-
ager, 33 Main, office 323 Front
Cootey George M., bookkeeper William J. Taylor, r.
8 Lafayette
Cootey Patrick H., master mariner, r. 7 Pearl
Coover Charles S., mining, r. 1 Fifth
Coover J. P., r. 2720 Folsom
Copaitich L.. Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Cope Anna M. Mrs., fancy goods, 460 Sixth
Cope Crist, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Cope George W. (Cope & Davis) r. .518 Van Ness Av
Cope James H., bootfitter, r. 464 Jessie
Cope Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, 1622 Mission, r.
Tremont House
Cope W. W. (Cope & Boyd) r. Oakland
Cope 6i Boyd (W. W. Cope apd James T. Boyd) at-
torneys at law, 324 Pine, rooms 11-14
Cope & Davis (George W. Cope and George O. Davis)
stockbrokers, 324 Montgomery
Copeland Alexander E., fireman stmr Bay City, r. 150
Perry •
Copeland Edward, porter, r. 26 M •
Copeland F. E., r. 609 Folsom
Copeland Henry M., bookkeeper Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. 309 Ivy jVv
Copeland Kate Mrs., r. 309 Ivy Av
Copeland Jesse, carpenter, r. 1304 Folsom
Copeland Robert, compositor, r. 460 Jessie
Copeland Susan Mrs., nurse Protpstant Orphan Asylum
Copeland William G., architect, r. 1304 Folsom
Copeland William W., blacksmith, r. .533 Sacramento
Copertini Gaetano, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Copithorne Richard, stovemounter W. W. Montague
& Co., r. 12 Rausch
Copland Eliza A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 215 Jones
Copland George H., civil engineer, r. 215 Jones
Copland George S., laborer, r. Excelsior Hotel
Copley Kern, laborer, r. NW cor Ninth and Point Lo-
bos Avs
Copley Richard L., law clerk, r. 309 Elm Av
Copp , r, 1190 Harrison
Copp Frank P., clerk John F. English, r.l306 Webster
Copp John L., carpenter, r. 362 Minna
Copp Matthew, paiutt-r, r. 36 Nevada
Coppajve John W. , buttonhole manufacturer, 37
Second
Copjie V. Mme., laundress, r. 2924 California
Coppel James, steerage steward P. M. SS. Colima
Copper Frank, gents' furnishing goods, 436 Kearny, r.
iW% Natonla
Copper Queen Mining Co. (Yuma Co., Arizona) oflSce 26
Merchants' Exchange
Coppinger Mary, widow, r. 1309 Broadway
Copi)ola M. R. Miss, teacher languages, r. 506
Fourth
Copriviza John, expressman, corSansome and Mer-
chant, r. 1508 Mason
Copson Benjamin, broom and brush mnfr, 322 Davis,
r. .507 Bush
Coqueugniot Jean M. (Somaly, Schneider & Co.) r.
626 California
Coqnille MiU & Tu{; Co. (Coos Co., Oregon) M.
L. Hanscom agent, office 121 Washington .
Cora Manuel, cooper, r. 422 Davis
Coram Daniel, laborer Golden Gate Park
Coram John, r. 16 Sherman
Corbaley Robert C, salesman A.L.Bancroft & Co.,
r. 516 Fell
Corbaley William G., conductor S. F. and N. P. RR., r.
25 Clinton Park
Corbell George W., clerk, r. 1015 Jackson
Corbell Peter, brakeman S. P. RR., r. 1015 Jackson
Corbell Susie L. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 1015 Jackson
fi^ Corbell. See Korbel
Corbett Alexander C, contractor, r. 937 Sutter
Corbett Catherine, domestic W s Pennsylvania Av,
bet Butte and Solano
Corbett D. W., cigars and tobacco, 5 Dupont, r. 5J5
Dupont
Corbett E., student Heald's Business College
Corbett Edward, r. 7 Dupont
Corbett Edward P., receiver Market St. RR., r. 2024
Mission
Corbett Elizabeth J., physician, office and r. 200
Stockton
Corbett Frank (P. J. Corbett & Sons) r. 518 Hayes
Corbett Henry J. (P. J. Corbett & Sons) r. 518 Hayes
Corbett Hugh, r. 16 Willow Av
Corbett James, engineer J. Sennett & Co., r. 447 Guer-
rero
Corbett James J., clerk Nevada Bank of S. F., r. 518
Hayes
Corbett John, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. NW
cor Francisco and Larkin
Corbett John, laborer, r. 326 Vallejo
Corbett Jolin, nightwatchman, r. 3 Gilbert
Corbett John, superintendent laborers warehouse
department Custom House, r. 1014 Lombard
Corbett John, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 240
Minna
Corbett JohnC, law clerk, r. 14 Second Av
Corbett John E., clerk Free Public Library, r. 3 Gil-
bert
Corbett John G., bottler Bliven & Mitchell, r. 240
Minna
Corbett Joseph, winchman O. and O. SS. Gaelic
Corbett K. Mrs., janitor Starr King Primary School
Corbett Malachi, trackman, r. 27 Stevenson Av
Corbett Mary Mrs., weaver, r. cor Larkin and Fran-
cisco
Corbett Nellie, domestic 1316 Taylor
Corbett Patrick, laborer, r. 1125 Broadway
Corbett Patrick J. (P. J. Corbett & Sons) r. 518 Hayes
Corbett Patrick J. & Sons (Patrick J., Frank and
Henry) proprietors Hayes Valley Livery Stables,
518-5'20 Hayes
Corbett Thomas (Corbett & Roche) r. 632 Hayes
Corbett Thomas, bookkeeper La Grande Laundry, r.
635 Geary
Corbett Thomas, tinsmith Wiester & Co., r. 14 Second
Av
Corbett Thomas B., harnessmaker, r. 2415 California
Corbett William (Corbett & Co.) r. 2 Bryant Av
Corbett William, gilder Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 2
Bryant Av
Corbett & Co. (William Corbett and John McGuire)
varnishers and gilders, 357 Tehama
Corbett & Roche (Thomas Corbett and Simon Roche)
liquor saloon, 23 Second
Corbett & Failing (Portland, Or.) L. H. Wakefield,
agent, 22 California
Corbiilge William H.. clerk general passenger and
ticket dept 8. P. RR., r. Arcade House
Corbin Charles P.. miller, r. Mechanics' Home
Corbin Hosmer, storekeeper Palace Hotel, r. 59 Steven-
son
Corbitt William (Corbitt & Macleay) r. San Mateo
Corbitt (Sc Macleay (William Corbitt and Donald
and Kenneth Macleay) wholesale grocers and
shipping merchants (Portland, Oregon) office 218
California, room 1
Corbus Andrew T., bookkeeper McCarthy Bros. & Co.,
r. 1503"Jones
Corbus James C, salesman M. J. Flevin, r. 1503 Jones
Corbus J. Parker, student Heald's Business College,
r. 1.503 Jones
Corby M. A. Miss, r. 1721 Hyde
Corby Walter S., bootblack, 1 Mason, r. Bonanza
House
Corcelia Johanna Miss, r. 114 Greenwich
lAMUT, MAPLE, CHERRY
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Yards
WICMORE, Office 1 33 Spear St.
; 129 to 147 Spear St, and 26, 28 Howard St.
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Coroorau Ann, child's nurse, 829 O'Farrell
Corcor.an Cornelius, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Corcoran Daniel, bartender, r. 257 Perry
Corcoran Daniel, capitalist, r. 251 Perry, rear
Corcoran Daniel P., tailor, 1202 Market, r. 7 Dale PI
Corcoran Dennis, expressman, r. 116 Townsend
Corcoran Dennis W., laborer, r. Hansa House
Corcoran Edward J., laborer, r. 1914 Broderick
Corcoran Elizabeth ti. Miss, tailorees Samuel Neu-
berger, r. 137 Third
Corcoran Ellen Miss, saleslady Bernard Blumenthal,
r. 23 J^ Silver
Corcoran Frank L. (Corcoran & Co.) r. 606 Fourth
Corcoran Frank P., r. 704 Larkin
Corcoran Hannah Mrs., widow, r. 230 O'Farrell
Corcoran James, coachman, r. 68 Everett
Corcoran James H., waiter, r. 16 Natoma
Corcoran Jeremiah, laborer, r. 4-58 Natoma
Corcoran John, contractor and builder, r.822 Post
Corcoran John, driver Owen Corcoran, Mission Road,
ojjp St. Mary's College
Corcoran John, plumber, r. Twenty-fourth, nr Church
Corcoran John, porter Carolau, Cory & Co., r. 2415
Clay
Corcoran John H. (Corcoran & Co.) r. 606 Fourth
Corcoran John P., cabinetmaker, r. 233 Twenty-eighth
Corcoran Joseph A., butcher, r. 116 Townsend
Corcoran Katie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 704 Larkin
Corcoran Lizzie Miss, tailoress, r. 137 Third
Corcoran iMargaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. 5}<5 Board-
man PI
Corcoran Mary, widow, r. 1610 Hyde
Corcoran Mary Miss, bookbinder, r. 137 Third
Corcoran Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Bryant
Corcoran Mary Miss, laundress, r. 79 Jessie
Corcoran Mary A. Mrs., widow, r. 1914 Broderick
Corcoran Mary E. Mrs., boarding, W s Kentucky, bet
Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Corcoran Mathew J., traveling salesman, r. 1061 How-
ard
Corcoran Michael, insurance agent, r. 549 Bryant
Corcoran Michael T., foundryman, r. '23 3^ Silver
Corcoran Owen, dairyman, Mi8:^ion Koad, opp St.
I Mary's College
Corcoran P., laborer Presidio Reservation
I Corcoran Patrick, r. 511 Minna
Corcoran Patrick, plasterer, r. 702 Clementina
I Corcoran Patrick, seaman, r. 8 Oregon, rear
i Corcoran Patrick C, r. 16 Lafayette PI
Corcoran Richard, driver, r. 257 Perry
Corcoran Robert, cellarman, r. 420 Bryant
I Corcoran Thomas, assistant cashier O'Neill & Stuart,
I r. 2098 Market
Corcoran Thomas, laborer, r. 551 Howard
I Corcoran Thomas, shoemaker, r. 1887 Mission
I Corcoran Timothy, stableman, r. 75 Minna
I Corcoran William, foreman McCarthy Bros., r. 118
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Corcoran William, laborer, r. 310 Folsom, rear
Corcoran William F., capitalist, 526 Kearny, rooms 7-
8, r. 2098 Market
Corcoran William F., lettercarrier Post OiHce, r. 1610
Hyde
Corcoran William H., butcher, r. 428 Third
Corcoran & Co. (John H. and F. L. Corcoran) proptrs
Terminal Hotel, G06 Fourth
B^~ Corcoran. See Cochran and Cochrane
Cord Annie, widow, r. 19 Alta
C^ Cord. See Kord
Corda B., garde ler, r. Ticino Hotel
Corda Baptista, milker John A. Boy, r.W 8 San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Oordan A. C. & Son (Antonio and Frank C.) barbers,
210 Drumm
Cordan Antonio (A. Cordan & Son) r. East Oakland
Cordan Frank C. (A. Cordan & Son) r. East Oakland
Cordano Angelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cordano Antonio, bootblack, 515 California, r. 14063^
Dupont
Cordano Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cordano Giuseppe, bootblack, r. 4U5 Green
Cordano Jolin, caudymaker Schroder, Albrecht & Co.,
r. 504 Green
Cordano John, carpenter and builder, r. W s MiBsion,
opp Powell Av
Cordano Louis, bootblack, 616 Montgomery, r. SW cor
Dupont and Broadway
Cordano Luigi, bootblack, 403 Pine, r. 5 St. Charles
PI
Cordano Luigi, candymaker, r. 604 Green
Cordano Michael, bootblack, 646 Clay, r. Oakland
Corde Frank, bookkeeper M. Waterman & Co., r. 1423
Clay
Cordell Henry, coachman James A. Donohoe
Corden Edwin, r. 525 Fourth
Corden Thomas, books and stationery, 525 Fourth, r.
165 Silver
Corder Frederick W., foreman B. F. Sawyer & Co. , r.
Eleventh Av, bet N and P, South S. F.
Corderoli Pietro, r. 627 Broadway
Cordes Albert F., dairyman, r. 23 Erie
Cordes Brun, clerk Christoph Hacke, r. 810 Sac
Cordes Charles H., night clerk Hotel Rhein, 909
Kearny
Cordes Charles H. Jr., teamster, r. 121 Hickory Av
Cordes Claus H., r. 52 Oak
Cordes Claus H., wine merchant, r. SW cor Twenty-
third and York
Cordes Gustavus, carpenter, r. 318 Day
Cordes Henry, porter Collins & Tilden,r. S 6 Rutledge
Av, bet California and Columbia Avs, B. H.
Cordes Herman, salesman L. Feldmann & Co., r. Mil-
ton Hotise
Cordes Herman Jr., clerk L. Feldmann & Co.. r. Oak-
land
Cordes Herman W., teamster Albert Man & Co., r. 52
Oak
Cordes Jacob H., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-sixth and Valencia
Cordes Jolin (Otten & Cordes) r. 1401 Stockton
Cordes John, seaman schr California, r. 263 East
Cordes Joseph, clerk, r. 1406 Polk
Cordes Matilda,' widow, r. 23 Erie
Cordes Tillie Miss, telegraph operator, 640 Clay, r. 23
Erie
6^ Cordes. See Cords and Kordes
Cordon Antonio C, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc,
510 Bush
Cordouau Josephine Mrs., laundry, 35 3^ Turk
Cordova Richard, gasfitter, r. 1519 J4 Dupont
Oordray Laura, domestic W s Washington Av, nr Pre-
cita Av, B. H.
Cords D. A., bookkeeper Parrott & Co., r. Alameda
Cords Johanna, widow, r. 24 Jansen
Cords Robert, bookkeeper Gilbert & Moore, r. 716
Franklin
B£^ Cords. See Coi-des and Kordes
Cordy George H., wheelwright, r. 1115 Howard
Cordy John, master mariner, r. 1208 Howard
Cordy John J., bookkeeper, r. 1208 Howard
Cordy Walter M., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 1206)4
Howard
Core John, laborer, r. 908 Folsom, rear
Corero Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 143^ Bitch
Corey A. L. Mrs., hairdresser, r. 6 Antonio
Corey Clarence A., compositor Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 1104 Montgomery
Corey J. L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1212 Turk
Corey John J., r. 1212 Turk
Corey John L., watchman, r. 1212 Turk
Corey Liness C., expressman, r. 6 Antonio
Corey Louis, laborer, r. 117 Jackson
Corey Thomas, stoves and tinware, 204 Pacific, r. 811
Harrison
8^ Corey. See Corry and Cory
Corin John, cook, r. 9 Pacific
Corinson Isaac, upholsterer, r. NE cor Green and
Buchanan
Corinson Jacob, shoemaker, r. NE cor Green and
Buchanan
Corinson Morris, dry goods dealer, r. NE cor Green
and Buchanan
Corinson Nathaniel, barber, r. 1829 Union
Corinson Samuel, upholsterer, r. NE cor Green and
Buchanan
Cork William H., clerk James H. Widber, r. 120
O'Farrell
Corkery Hannah, widow, r. 1520 Broadway
Corkerv James (Corkery & Quill) r. 530 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Corkery John, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Mar-
ket, r. 409 Eleventh
Corkery Mary Miss, assistant Jackson St. Primary
School, r. 1520 Broadway
Corkery Patrick, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Mar-
ket, r. 507 Ash Av
Corkery & Quill (James Corkery and Anthony Quill)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Fifth and Howard
Corkey Timothy, washer P. L. Archibald & Co., r.
cor Second and Minna
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Saccessors to Braverman A Lievy
119 MONtCOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
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Corleis Henry, steward Ahlborn House, 323 Dupont
Corlett C, laborer, r. Park Hotel
Corlett David, longshoreman, r. 11 Pacific
Corlett George, seaman, r. '221 Green
Corlett Herbert D., messenger Custom House, r. 213
Turk
Corlett Theresa Miss, actress, r. 213 Turk
Corlett Theresa Mrs., authoress, r. 213 Turk
Cori tt William, master mariner, r. 221 Green
Corley George, blacksmith Crittenden & M^ue, r.
Union Hotel
Corley Henry, master mariner, r. 3.57 First, rear
Corley Thomas, laborer, r. 357 First
Corley William, lithographic printer A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. American Exchange Hotel
Corliss Augustus W., captain Eighth Infantry U. S. A.,
commanding Co. C, Angel Island
Corliss E. A., Mrs. .widow, r. S 8 Gody. nr Virginia Av
Corliss M. J. Mrs'., widow, tailoress. r. 611 Shotwell
Corliss Thoma.s M., bruflhmaker John E. Ford, r. 512
Moultrie. B. H.
Corliss Timothy, laborer, r. 51 Minna
Cormac T. E. K. (Cormac & Jahn) r. Palace Hotel
Cormac «k Jalrni (T. E. K. Cormac and Albrecht
Jahn) attorneys at law and collectors, 606 Clay
Cormack Charles F., salesman Ichi Ban, r. 206 Pow-
ell
Cormack Daniel, saloonkeeper, r. 219 Minna
Cormack Jessie Mrs., r. l-'JOS Powell
Gorman Edward P., salesman Lebenbaiun, Goldberg
& Bowen, r. 1011 Masoh
Cormick Albert E., r. 117 Park Av
Cormick Joseph, carpenter, r. 117 Park Av
Cormike Henr>-, cook. r.502 Bush
Cornahrens Herman, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Howard and Sixth
Coruart Augustus, tailor H. Bruggemann, r. 426 >g
Grove
Cornart George W., salesman Ackerman Bros., r.
42HM Grove
Cornart Louis S., clerk, r. 426}^ Grove
Corneglia Giuseppe, tisherman. r. 898 Front
Corneglia Stefano, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Cornelius Frederick O., watchmaker and jeweler, 300
Fourth, r. 8 Erie
Cornell A. F., chief clerk landdept 8. P. RR., r. Ala-
meda
Cornell Ann, widow, r. 15 Laskie. rear
Cornell Catherine, widow, r. 106 Mason
Cornell Charles E., bookkeeper Fulton Iron Works, r.
East Oakland
Cornell Chauncey C, keeper Spring Valley W. W.,
Lake Honda Reservoir
Cornell Ella L. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 320 O'Farrell
Cornell George, cook, NE cor First and Brannan
Cornell George P. (II. B. Hall it Co.) r. Oakland
Cornell James, |>8inter, r. 118 Dupont
Cornell J. B., r. NE cor Dolores and Eighteenth
Cornell John R., painter, r. 142 ?<; Clara
Cornell John R., sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. 771 Har-
rison
Cornell M., actor Tivoli Garden, r. 105 Leavenworth
Cornell Margaret Mrs., r. 2124 Mason
Cornell Mary Miss, teacher, r. 907 Shotwell
Cornell Nancy, widow, r. 1220 Market
Cornell T. J. Mrs., r. 137 Montgomery
Cornell Samuel, laborer, r. NE cor Dolores and Eight-
eenth
Cornell Stephen V., carpenter, r. 20 Everett
Cornell W. C, r. NE cor Eighteenth and Dolores
Cornell William, clerk Murray & Co., r. 418 Geary
Cornell William C, collector S. C. Harding, r. 2710
Pine
■^ Cornell. See Connell
Cornels Gustave W., laborer, r. 909 Kearny
Cornenz Gerhardt, confectioner Schroth & Wester-
field, r. 228 Kearny
Corneps Catherine Mrs., widow, r. 1622 Stockton
Cornep.i Herman, tinsTnith, r. 1622 Stockton
Cornfoot David, r. 2419 Clay
Cornick S. E., weigher, r. 415 Broadway
Corning Richard S. (Coming & Co.) r. 106 Taylor
Cornin jT & Co. (Richards. Corning and John F.
Taylor) wood and coal, 11-13 Taylor
Cornish Charles H., r. W s Mission, nr St. Mary's
College
Cornish John W.. waiter, r. 'R Sherwood PI
Cornish Thomas H., painter S. P. RR., r. 519
O'Farrell
Cornish William, conductor Central RR., r. cor Turk
and Fillmore
Corn-wall P., oculist and aurist, office 304 Sutter,
r. Oakland
Cornwall Henry F., cutter Rosenthal, Feder k Co., r.
Oakland
Cornwall J. H., workman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Cornwall John, millwright, r. 1644 Mission
Cornwall Leonard, messenger Free Public Library, r.
1213 Devisadero
Corn-»vall Pieri-e B., president Black Diamond
Coal Mining Co., and Bellingham Bay Coal Co.,
office SE cor Spear and Folsom, r. 609 Harrison
Cornwall Thomas, carpenter, r. 28 De Boom
Cornwall William A., attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, r. 1213 Devisadero
Cornwell Andrew, seaman, r. 210 Steuart
Cornwell Charles, boltcutter, r. E s Tennessee, bet
Butte and Solano
Cornwell George, engineer S. P. RR.
Cornwell J. V. Mrs., r. E s Tennessee, bet Butte and
Solano
Cornwell Stephen G. (Cornwell & Co.) r. 631 Steven-
son
Cornwell W. L., purser P. C. SS. Santa Cruz
Cornwell & Co. (Stephen G. Cornwell) books and
stationery. 1152 Market
Cornyn John, r. 152 Minna
Cornynn Frank W., painter, r. 12 J^ Oak Grove Av
Cornynn John, carriagepainter, r. 2 Alger PI
Cornynn Joseph, carriagepainter, r. 12 M Oak Grove Av
Cornynn Mortimer, stevedore, r. 12)4 Oak Grove Av
Corona Jesus, carrier La Republica, r. 1010 Kearny
Coroner City and County, F. L. Weeks, oioace
643 Sacramento
Corporation Yard City and County, SE cor Fifth and
Berry
Corporation Yard S. F. Fire Dept. .lO Sacramento
Corr David L., compositor, r. 427 Natoma
Corr James, seaman, r. 107 Minna
Corr William F., plumber, r. 334 Sixth
Corrado Liiigi, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Corrales Joseph, compositor, r. 1513 Powell
Corran Margaret, domestic 2032 Bush
Corran Patrick, plasterer Presidio Reservation
Corran William, laborer, r. 163 Minna
Corran William H. L. (Corran & Hebb) r. 963 Mission
Corran «S{ Hebb (William H. L. Corran and A. Y.
Hebb) publishers, 518 Clay
Correntz Henry, laborer, r. 2)^ Hayward, rear
Corridon John, shoemaker, r. 1712}^ Stevenson
Corrien James E., waiter stmr Constance, r. 29 Jessie
Corrieri Francesco, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Corrigan Alice, groceries and liquors, 418 Seventh
Corrigan Bridget Miss, r. 426 Clementina
Corrigan Francis J., policeman, r. 1321 Kearny
Corrigan J., stonecutter, r. Park Hotel
Corrigan James R., cooper, r. 344 Shipley
Corrigan J. J., r. Lick House
Corrigan John, tailor, r. 227 Second
Corrigan Mary, widow, r. 344 Shipley
Corrigan Mary, widow, r. 1411 Dupont
Corrigan Mary J. Miss, milliner, r. 1411 Dupont
Corrigan Michael, laborer, r. 254 Jessie
Corrigan Peter, boile'rmakerRisdon Land L.Works, r.
Oakland
Corrigan Thomas, brassfinisher, and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 1411 Dupont
Corriugton Jane, \ndow, r. 836 Sutter
Corrish James, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Corriveaii Lioui-s, hairdreesing saloon and baths,
113-115 Geary
Corry William, hostler William E. Bridge, r. 433 Bush
SS'" Corry. See Corey and Cory
Corsetto Harry, bartender, r. 513 Hyde
Corsi Antonio, Fishermen's Assn, 307 Broadway
Corsi Glacomo, Fishermen's Assn, 3il7 Broadway
Corsiglia Carlo, gardener, r. N s Market, bet Sanchez
and Church
Corsiglia (jiuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Corson Ralph E., draftsman Wright & Sanders, r. Ahl-
born House
Corte Louis (G. Brusco & Co.) r. 903 Montgomery
Cortelyou Cornelius L., clerk, r. 547 Minna
Cortelyou Edward, butcher, r. 547 Minna
Cortelyou Peter L. (John Wilton & Co.) r. 547 Minna
Cortez Francis, saddler, r. 605 Broadway
Corthay Louis C, machinist, r. 1507 Leavenworth
U. W. CLAnK 06 LU. INTERIOR dIeCORaVoRS,
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Corti Joseph, marble sculptor A. Paltenghi, r 1407
Baker
Corticelli T. B., with Brown & Metzner, r. Palace
Hotel
Cortoli James, bellman Occidental Hotel
Cortopassi Aurelio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Bdwy
Cortopassi Samuele, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Cortsen Frank, longshoreman, r. 5 Jackson PI
Cortsen Henry J., laborer, r. 5 Jackson PI
Corvi Nicolas, carpenter, r. 7 Jasper PI
Corville Emerson, manager Red Cross Packing Co r
2120 Jackson " '
Corwin E. A. Mrs., dressmaker, 210 Thirteenth
Corwin George W., bookkeeper What Cheer Laundrv,
r. 611 ii^ Minna
Corwin Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 210 Thirteenth
Cory B. F., bricklayer, r. Ahlburn House
Cory B. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 69 St. Ann's Building
Cory George, cook, r. Waterloo House
Cory Isaac H. (Cardan, Cory & Co.) r. 316 Oak
Cory Isabel, widow, r. 546 Mission
Cory J., teamster Hancock & Kelso, r. NW cor Bay and
Powell
Cory S. W. Miss, teacher Protestant Orphan Asylum
B^^ Cory. Bee Corey and Corry
Coryell John R.. broker, r. 714 Golden Gate Av
Cosalli Giovanni, shoemaker. 706 Montgomery
Cosbie Frederick, molder, r. 2209 Mission
Cosbie William, harness and collarmaker, 423 Mission
r. 2006 Mission '
CoBgrave Michael, miller, r. International Hotel
Cosgrave William J., metalroofer, r. 333 Shipley
Cosgrifl Anna G., millinery, 56 Third, r. SW cor Pa-
cific Av and Webster
Cosgrifif Annie Mrs., r. 546 Mission
Cosgriflf Martin F., foreman E. T. Anthony & Co r
1612 Franklin ''
CosgrQve Andrew P., shoemaker, r. 356 Third
Cosgrove Catherine Mrs., r. 25 Jansen
Cosgrove Christopher, attorney at law and collector
33 Kearny
Cosgrove E. Mrs., widow, r. 515 Geary
Cosgrove Edward, clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r
515 Geary
Cosgrove E. E., machinist, r. 636 Commercial
Cosgrove Frank, engineer Oregon Imp. Go's Wharf
Cosgrove James, milkman, SE cor Beach and Brod-
erick
Cosgrove James, stevedore, r. 106 Tehama
Cosgrove James, liquor saloon and lodgings, 100 Mc-
Allister
Cosgrove John, r. 25 Jansen
Cosgrove John, chief engineer C. p. RR. stmr Apache
r. 227 Green
! Cosgrove John, policeman, r. 1710 Leavenworth
[ Cosgrove John H., superintending engineer P. C SS
Co., r. 775 Harrison
Cosgrove John T., plumber and gasfitter, 1740 Market
r. 33 Latayette
Cosgrove M. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 413 Sutter
Cosgrove Mary Mrs., r. 356 Third
Cosgrove Patrick, boarding, 43 Vallejo
Cosgrove Patrick, dairyman, 8W cor Merced anh.
Thirtieth
Cosgrove Patrick, milkman, r. Folsom, bet Army and
Precita PI '
Cosgrove Patrick C, packer O. Lawton &Co.,r. 118
Bernard
Cosgrove Patrick H., mariner, r. 9 Kohler PI
Cosgrove Philip, contractor, r. 33 Lafayette I
Cosgrove Thomas, laborer Oriental Bonded Ware-
house, r. 1903 Dunont
Cosgrove Thomas, liquor saloon, NW cor Devisadero
and O Farrell
Cosgrove Thomas, longshoreman, r. 436 Valleio i
^^ erick ""'^^' "lilkman, SW cor Beach and Brod- |
Cosgrove Thomas, porter, r. 1903 Dupont
Cos^ove Thomas, Rig. and Stev. Union Assn, 800
Montgomery '
Cosgrove William, seaman, r. 68 Oregon
Cosins Thomas, polisher La Grande Laundry E si
Ihirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Cosmo Frank, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgom- I
Cosmopolitan Mining Co., Butler Burris secretarv '>- '
3 Nevada Block '' ' ~
Cosmopolitan Printiiijr House, P. J. Thomas
proprietor, 50.> Clay 1
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Cosmopolitan Paving and Asplialtnm Co.,
A. H. Lissak president, F. W. Ludovici secretory .
i factory Berry, nr Sixth, office 202 Bush
Cosmopolitan Saloon, S. S. Sample proprietor,
< 231 Kearny
Coso House, L. J. Ewell proprietor, 411 Sansome
.^-.^ Jackson, with Bank of British Columbia, r.
609 Pine
Cossett Fred W., clerk, r. 738 Shotwell
Cossit Isidore, r. 736 Pacific
I Cost Frederick, printer Britton & Rey, r. 318 Chest-
I nut
I Costa Angelo, fruits, r. 908 Pacific, rear
Costa Brothers (Giacome and Giuseppe) boarding
: 314 Pacific
Costa Charley blacksmith, r. 41294 Fifth
! Costa Constantino, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Costa EUich, cooper, r. 318 Lombard
Costa Francesco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
I Costa Giacome (Costa Brothers) r. 314 Pacific
I Costa Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
I Costa Giuseppe (Costa Brothers) r. 314 Pacific
Costa Henry, teamster, r. 569 Sixteenth
Costa J. & Co (John Costa and Antonio Podesta) gro-
ceries, SE cor Pacific and Powell
Costa Joao A., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Costa John (J. Costa & Co.) r. 908 Pacific
Costa John, fruits, r. 4 Keyes Alley
Costa Jose (J. M. Tinoco ct Co.) r. 931 Pacific
Costa Lorenzo, r. 1206 Kearny
Costa Peter, dairyman, SVVcor Twentieth and Colum-
bia
l3S"Costa. See Coster and Koster
Costaguta Vincenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Wash
Costello , junk, r. 115 Second
Costello Daniel, liquor saloon, 821 Folsom
Costello Daniel M., rigger, r. 426 Twenty-ninth
Costello Frank, clerk, r. 1316 California
Costello George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Costello George, tanner, r. SE cor Day and Sanchez
Costello J., beilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Costello J., carpenter Presidio Reservation
Costello James, r. 532 Bryant
Costello James, asphaltum roofer, r. 16 Taylor rear
Costello James, laborer, 1812 Broderick
Costello James, laborer, r. Greenwich, bet Scott and
Devisadero
Costello James, machinist, r. 1208 Union
Costello James M., salesman O'Connor, Motlatt & Co
r. 329 O'Farrell '
Costello J. F., clerk Post Office, r. 1316 California
Costello John, compositor, r. 223 Moultrie
Costello John, laborer, r. 11 Folsom Av, rear
Costello John, laborer, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Costello John, packer clothing dept U. S. A. r 54
Everett '
Costello John, porter George W. Tindal, r. 10 Green
Costello John, teamster, r. Washington Hotel
Costello John T., messenger Cal. Transfer Co., r. 524
Davis
Costello Joseph, clerk, r. 16 Taylor, rear
Costello Joseph, laborer Sol. Tesmore, r. 21 Lafayette
Costello Joseph E., buyer O'Connor, Moffatt & Co r
329 O'Farrell ' '
Costello Joseph H., painter, r. 106 Ifetoma
Costello Lawrence, tinsmith, r. 54 Everett
Costello Leo, clerk, r. 426 Twenty-ninth
Costello Max, bartender, r. 20^<i Fifth
Costello Michael, engine wiper S. P. RR., r. 1929
Howard
Costello Michael, laborer, r. 813 Filbert
Costello Michael, laborer, r. 1811 Howard
Costello Michael, marblepolisher, r. 183 Jessie
Costello Michael, painter, r. 216 Eleventh
Costello Michael, printer, r. 914 3<i Harrison
Costello Mollie Miss, clerk Post Office, r. 1316 Califor-
nia
Costello Patrick, laborer, r. 137 Fifth
Costello Patrick, shoemaker, 706 Larkin
Costello Patrick, stonemason, r. 73 Natoma
Costello Patrick H., laborer, r. 233 Minna
Costello Peter, engineer, r. 6 Myrtle Av
Costello Samuel, r. cor Dolores and Seventeenth
Costello Samuel, cook City and Countv Almshouse
Costello Samuel, laborer, r. 14 Harriet"
Costello T., laborer Presidio Reservation
Costello Thomas, driver City RR., r. 1328 Natoma
Costello Thomas J., driver Spenco & Johnson, r
Taylor, rear
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OFFICK. .13 CiEARY ST.
I MArnnKiniiru importer op and dealkr in coal, and pig iron,
J. iTlHl/UUIlUUun, 41 Markft street, corner Spear.
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Costello Walter, laborer, r. 5 Harriet
Costello William, laborer Pao. Kolling Mills
B^Costello. See Castella, Castellar and Castello
CoBtellow Nellie M. Miss, compositor, r. 920 Geary
Coster John H., captain Eighth Cavalry V. S. A., Aid-
de-cainp Major General McDowell, Presidio Res-
ervation
Coster Joseph, r. 8 Hyde
Coster Thomas, laborer, r. 25 Garden
l^^'Coster. See Costa and Koster
Costerauste Henry, r. 727 Bush
Costes Josephine, domestic 1131 Ellis
Costigau, Cohen & Co. (James M. Costigan and Wil-
liam G. and Edgar A. Cohen) commission grain
and wool brokers, 2s California
Costigan H.. laborer Pao. Kolliiig Mills
Costigan James M. (Costigan, Cohen & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Costigan Thomas, carriage and wagonmaker, 40-t Jack-
son, r. 308 Jessie
Costigliotto Antonio, gardener, r. 314 Pacific
Costre Mary, tailoress, r. 4183^ Larkin
Costre Spiridione, shoemaker, 418)^ Larkiu, r. 6ii
Golden Gate Av
CosuUo Antonio, gardener, r. 314 Pacific
Cota Cladaura, physician, r. fJ38 Green
Cota Michael, vaquero, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South .S. F.
Cote A., r. California Hotel
Cotrel Thomas, r. 1522 Clay
Cotrel Tliuiuas Jr., agent E. R. Durkee & Co's
spices, baking powder, etc., and C. Gilbert's
starches, 405 Front, r. Alameda
Cotrel William B. (A. J. Plate & Co.) r. 1518 Clay
e^Cotrel. See Cottrell
Cott Jules, waiter Maisou Doree, r. 912 Jackson
Cotta Charles, r. California Hotel
Cotta Emanuel L., proptr Mint Restaurant, 605 Com-
mercial, r. 15 John
Cotta Frederick, boilermaker, r. 22t) Twenty-eighth
Cotte Elodide Mrs., French laundry, 411 Geary
Cotte J. B., liquor saloon, 532 Merchant, r. 411 Geary
Cotte William, seaman bktu Ella, r. 26 Clay
Cotter Cornelius, laborer, r. 159 Clara, rear
Cotter Dennis, laborer, r. 718 Grove, rear
Cotter Edward B., member Board of Fire Commis-
sioners, office old City Hall, r. 25 Dupont
Cotter George, bartender Russ House, r. 407 Taylor
Cotter I., watchmaker, r. 416 Broadway
Cotter Jane E., widow, flower preserver, 100 O'Farrell
Cotter Jeremiah, porter John MoUoy, r. 251 First
Cotter John, laborer, r. 301 Larkin
Cotter John, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Cotter' John, millwright, r. 25 Glover
Cotter John C, r. 15 Powell
Cotter John C, guard House of Correction
Cotter Lawrence,, shoemaker, r. W s Mission, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Cotter Mary S., widow, r. Florida, bet Nineteenth and
and Twentieth
Cotter Maurice, shoemaker, 521 Valencia
Cotter Nicholas, laborer, r. i Morrell PI
Cotter Nicholas Jr., laborer, r. 4 Morrell PI
Cotter Richard, apprentice W. E. Lane
Cotter Richard, milkrauch, Eighth Av, nr C, South
S. F.
Cotter Timothy (Brown & Co.) r. 113 O'Farrell
Cotter Timothy, longshoreman, r. Columbia Hotel
Cotter Timothy, plumber, r. 159 Clara, rear
Cotter William, Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 121
Eddy
Cotter William J., bookkeeper Payot, I'pham & Co.,r.
Oakland
l^'Cotte*. See Cotta and Cutter
Cotterell Edward S., butcher, r. 421 Fourth
Cotting Ebenezer P., master mariner, r. 2107 Mason
Cottingham Hilliard P., bookkeeper Tallant & Co., r.
710 California
Cottle Franklin D., sheepraiser, r. 932 Howard
Cottle James E., painter and whitener, 4'26M Broad-
way, r. 509 Broadway
■ Cottle John E. Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's
Cathedral, r. 0'2M California
Cottle John E., plasterer, r. 1331 California
Cottle Mary, dressmaker, r. 1331 California
Cottle T. C, r. 1130 Market
Cottle Thomas, plasterer, r. 1331 California
Cotton Daniel £. (Haycock, Tallant ^ Cotton) r. 1013
Pierce
Cotton Gilbert P., first lieutenant First Artillery, U-
S. A.. Fort Point San Jose
Coiton John H., land agent, r. cor Guerrero and
Twenty-sixth
Cotton John P., engineer, r. 151 Tehama
Cotton Lottie Mrs., widow, r. '29 Dupont
Cotton Mamie Miss, fringemaker Mrs. A. Colombat, r.
151 Tehama
Cotton Walter, boilermaker S. P. RR.. r. 114 Shotwell
Cotton Wesley, seaman, r. 203 Pacific
Cotton Zelotns A., sviperiutendent Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. 434 Second
Cottrell Charles, sashmaker Main k Winchester, r.
West Berkeley
Cottrell Edward M., city agent The State Investment
and Insurance Co., r. 606 Shotwell
Cottrell Edward S. (Hayden S Cottrell) r. 421 Fourth
Cottrell Geortfe, millwright Joseph Wagner & Co.
Cottrell Sarah A.,wid(jw, proptr Pacific Lodgings, 209
Leidesdorfi'
l^-Cottrell. See Cotrel
Conbron^li Henry, president Genesee Hill Co.,
715 Sansome, r. 1250 Montgomery
Couch H. M. Mrs., proptr Saratoga House, 931 Market,
and lodgings, 1013 Market
Couch Hosea M., boots and shoes, 849 Valencia
Couch John, foreman Daniel McCarty, r. 448 Guerrero
Couch John P., laborer, r. 1204 Leavenworth
Couderc Antoine, tanner, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R,
South S. F.
Coughlan Alice, domestic 1007Gough
Coughlan Bessie, domestic 1000 Van Ness Av
Coughlan Bridget, domestic SW cor Eddy and Frank-
lin
Coughlan Daniel, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Coughlan J. Mrs., millinery, 919 Market
Coughlan James, millinery goods, 919 Market
Coughlan J. D., miner, r. Lick House
Coughlan John, plumber, r. 1165 Howard
Coughlan John, stonedresser Joseph Wagner & Co., r.
7 Bagley PI
Coughlan Maria, widow, dressmaker, r. 26 Sixth
Coughlan Michael, laborer, r. 310 Minna
Coughlan Patrick, laborer, r. 221 Clara
Coughlan Patrick, laborer, r. W s Chattanooga, bet
Twenty-tirst and Twenty- second
Coughlan Thomas, laborer, r. 14 Sumner
Coughliu Cornelius, molder, r. 527 Folsom
Cougbliu Daniel, expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. W s
Bryant, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Coughlin Daniel, laborer, r. 35 Tehama
Coughlin Daniel, laborer. r.SW cor Lombard and Fill-
more
Coughlin J. , laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Coughlin James, springmaker, r. N s Valley, nr San
Jose Av
Coughliu Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 6.32 Howard
Coughlin Jeremiah J., expressman, Oakland Ferry, r.
209 Perry
Coughlin John, carpenter, r. 1114 Broadway
Coughlin John, laborer, r. 22 Frederick
Coughlin John, plumber, and assistant foreman Hose
No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. SW cor Lombard and Fill-
more
Coughlin John, teamster, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Coughlin John D., butcher, r. 1012 Bryant
Coughliu John J., haruessmaker, r. 35 Tehama
Coughlin Julia, domestic 1019 Pierce
Coughlin Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1114 Broadway
Coughlin Louisa Mise, r. 126 Fifth
Ct)Ughlin Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 418 J^ Natoma
Coughlin Mary, widow, r. SW cor Lombard and Fill-
more
Coughlin Michael, hostler, r. 308 Miuna
Coughlin Patrick, glassblower, r. 346 Fourth
Coughlin Robert, tile cutter, r. 64 First
Coughlin Thomas, molder, r. 309 Bryant
Coughlin Thomas, salesman Pausou & Roman, r. 519
Taylor
Coughlin William, blacksmith, r. 35 Tehama
Coughlin William, carpenter, r. Califoi-nia Hotel
Coughlin William, hostler, r. 65 Natoma
S^Coughlin. See Cughlan. Coghlin, Caughlin and
Coughlan
Coughran Patrick, policeman, r. 1623 Eddy
Coughtree .\lfred B., butcher, r. 838 Mission
Couhig John, fireman, r. 356 'rhird
Couler James, photographer Karras & Brown, r. 317
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Coulie John D., shipping clerk Fulton Iron Works, r.
120 Seventh
Coulihan Patrick, laborer, r. 220 Grove
CouUiard Charles E., instrument maker Cal. Electri-
cal Works, r. 415 Mason
Coulon Edmond, tailor, r. 528 Vallejo
Coulon Virginie Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin St
Primary School, r. 332 Shipley
Coulson John, salesman C. Curtiu, r. 331 McAllister
Coulson Nathaniel T., clerk E. Cahill & Co., r. 706
Stockton
S®"Coulson. See Colson
Coulter Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, r. 535 Geary
Coulter George M., molder, r. 243 Fremont
Coulter George T., capitalist. 320 Sansome, room
15, r. Palace Hotel
Coulter James, bricklayer, r. 535 Geary
Coulter James, machinist, r. 120 Seventh
Coulter James D., carpenter aijid builder, 640 J^ How-
ard, r. 1413 Van Ness Av
Coulter Jeanuie Miss, r. 419 Eddy
Coulter John, r. 725 ?<; Minna
Coulter John W., brakeman S. P. KR., r. cor Fourth
and Townsend
Coulter John W., plumber, r. 75 Minna
Coulter Robert, agent Wakefield Rattan Co., 644 Mar-
ket, r. 1413 Van Ness Av
Coulter William, laborer, r. 243 Fremont
Coulter William A., marine painter, 515 California r
1300 Pine '
Coulter William J., molder. r. 243 Fremont
Coulter Winfleld W., salesman Robert Coulter, r. 1413
Van Ness Av
B^~Coulter. See Colter
Coulyer John H., machinist, r. 38 Natoma
Councilman George, glassblower, r. 12 Bluxome
Counihan Joli.ii, tannery, E s Carolina, bet Cen-
ter and Santa Clara, r. NW cor Carolina and Santa
Clara
Counihan John Jr., tanner, r. NW cor Carolina and
Santa Clara
Counihan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1406 Montgom-
ery
Counihan Sears, longshoreman, r. 1406 Montgomery
Counter Archilaald, longshoreman, r. 23 Clara
Counter Christopher E., paints, oils, varnishesfetc
1826 Market r«=<.^..
County Almshouse, San Miguel, or Mission
Ocean House Road, 4 3^ miles from City Hall
County Assessor, new City Hall, first "floor
County Auditor, new City Hall, first floor
County Clerfe, new City Hall, second floor • branch
office, old City Hall, second floor
County Coroner, 641 Sacramento
County George O., plumber Thomas Day r 441
First '
County Jail, N s Broadway, bet Kearny and Du-
pont
County Jentiy Miss, paper- box maker Wempe Bros
r. 441 First
County License Collector, new City Hall, base-
me;at
County Recorder, Hall of Records, new City Hall
County Sheriff, old City Hall, first floor
County Surveyor, new City Hall, third floor
County Tax Collector, new City Hall, first floor
County Treasurer, new City Hall, first floor
County William B., laborer, r. 441 First
Couplaud William F., foreman J. C. Meussdorffer k
Son, r. 2414 Hyde
Courueen Dennis, policeman, r.'734 Vallejo
Courreges John, carpenter, r. 22 Allen
Courrell Aehille, dyer. r. 117 Virginia
Courrier de San Francisco, Courrier de San
J< ranciBCo Publishing Co. proprietors. .530 Clay
Courrier de San Francisco PublisIUng Co.,
litieune Derbec president, 536 Clay
Cour.seu Ellen Miss, teacher singing, .26 )4 Kearny, r.
214 Powell ■"
Coursen Gei-telion A., stockbroker. 405 California r
1060 Fulton ' ■
Coursey John, liquor saloon, 128 First
Court Block, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant
Court Circuit XJ, S., U. S. Appraiser's Bldg, NE
cor bansome and Washington
Court District U. S., U. S. Appraiser's Bldg NE
cor Sansome and Vashiugton
<ourt Justices' City and County, SE cor
Washington and Kearny
Court Police, old City Hall
Court Superior, Department Number 1,
Thomas K. Wilson judge, old City Hall, second
floor ; Number a, Jeremiah F. Sullivan judge,
old City Hall, second floor ; Number 3, James
M. Allen judge. and presiding judge, old City
Hall, second floor; Number 4, James A. Way-
mire judge, old City Hall, second floor; Number
5, John Hunt Jr. judge, old Citv Hall, second
floor; Number 6, M. A. Edmonds judge, new
City Hall, second floor; Number 7, Oliver P
Evans judge, new City Hall, second floor ; Num-
ber 8, F. W. Lawler judge, new City Hall, third
floor ; Number 9 (probate) John F. Finn judge
new City Hall, second floor ; Number 10
(special) Charles Halsey judge, new City Hall
second floor; Number 11 (criminal) Thomas
W. Freelon judge. 8 Montgomery Av. third floor •
Number 13 (criminal) Robert Ferral judge 729
Montgomery
Court Supreme California, 105 Stockton
Court William T., r. 122 Ellis
Oourtenay Charles, signpainter, 664 Howard
Courtenay Ellen,' domestic 927 Geary
B^" Courtenay. See Courtney
Courtier Richard, gasfitter, and assistant foreman En-
gine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 1911 Union
Courtney Frank, with American Sugar Refinery
Courtney John, blacksmith, r. E s Illinois, bet Shasta
and Sierra
Courtney John J., laborer, and extraman Engine No
9. S. F. F. D., r. 320 Main
Courtney John W., helper Risdou I. ana L. Works
Courtney Joseph, boilermaker, r. 299 Clementina
Courtney Michael, seaman, r. 8 Oregon, rear
Courtney Michael R., conductor Omnibus RR., r. 250
Tehama, rear
Courtney William, helper, r. 299 Clementina
Courtney William J., laborer, r. 3-20 Main
8^ Courtney. See Courtenay
Courtogis Elizabeth Miss, r. 1601 Dupont
Courtois Anthony, clerk A. Pistolesi, r. 732 Wash-
ington
Courts John W., groceries and liquors, 17 Lewis, r
618 Post
Courts John W. Jr., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 618 Post
Courts William E. T., hat presser, r. 618 Post
B^" Courts. See Korts
Couseus Caleb N., sexton First Unitarian Church r
1625 Webster
Cousin Nicolas, real estate, r. 1767 Howard
Cousins Arthur H., restaurant, 420-422 Folsom, r. 418
Folsom
Cousins E. (J. Russ & Co.) r. Eureka, Cal.
Cousins Edwin B., master mariner, r. 13}^ Wash-
ington Av •
Cousins Frederick William, clerk, r. 8 Pleasant
Cousins Henry R., clerk William Harney, r. 1083
Broadway
Cousins Jacob, master mariner, r. 1864 Stevenson
Cousins James C, superintendent Merchants' Dry
Dock, oface foot of Bryant, r. 738 ElUs
Cousins J. Henry, engineer Merchants' Dry Dock r
738 Ellis
Cousins Joseph J., dockmaster Merchants' Dry Dock
r. 31 Willow Av
Cousins Leonard, carpenter, r. 315 First
Cousins Margaret, domestic 42 Tehama
Cousins Margaret, doujestic 2933 Clay
Cousins Mary Mrs., r. 2208 Mason
Cousins Nahum, seaman, r. 1854 Stevengon
Cousins Richard J., fireman U. S. Revenue stmr Hart-
ley, r. 915 Montgomery
Cou-sins W. F., packer quartermaster's dept U.S.A., r.
8 Pleasant
Cousins William, contractor, r. 1083 Broadway
Cousins William, engineer quarantine stmr Gov.
Perkins, r. 2208 Mason
Cousins William G.. attorney at law, 417 Kearnv r
1083 Broadway
B^"Cousins. See Cou.sens
Coutant William S., cook, r. 19 Vallejo
Coutlee Henry, gasfitter, r. 75 Minna
Coutlee James, steamfitter. r. 75 Minna
Coutolenc .-V., French Zouaves, 808 Pacific
Coutolenc ]>esire, butcher and pork packer (sau-
cisson de Lyon a specialty) 303 Montgomery Av
Coutolenc Leon, clerk Raymond Fobs, r. 303 Montgom-
ery Av
Couts Michael, chicken ranch, I, bet Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth Avs, South S. F.
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Coutts James S., carpenter P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Couturier Eugenie Mrs., furnished rooms, 16 G-earj-
Couturon John B., porter A. Vignier, r. 429 Battery
Covacich Gerolamo, bartender Antonio S. Smeth
Covalt A. v., traveling solicitor Pac. Mutual Life In-
surance Co., r. 313 O'Farrell
Covalt E. B., agent Art Album Co., r. 313 O'Farrell
Cove Emily Miss, assistant Buena Vista Primary
School, r. 742 Sixteenth
Cove Robert, porter Gordon Hardware Co., r. 742
Sixteenth
Covell Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 501 Mason
Coveney George, pastor St. Paul's Episcopal Church,
r. 2800 >6 Sacramento
Coveridge Jeremiah, waiter, r. 18 Mason
Covert Frederick, house painter, r. 1909 Pine
Covert Henry M. (Gibson & Covert) r. 22 Geary
Covert Josephs., clerk, r. 909 Vallejo, rear
Covey George F., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r.
930 Market
Coville Samuel, journalist, r. 309 Eddy
Cowan Alexander, laborer, r. 34 Jessie
Cowan Alexander, machinist, r. 631 Jessie
Cowan David, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Cowan E.. r. 1114 Steiner
Cowan E. Havens, r. 915 Valencia
Cowan Francis, r. 1103 Powell
Cowan George J., correspondent and bookkeeper, 14
Montgomery, r. '20 Montgomery
Cowan Hugh, liquor saloon, 115 J^ Leidesdorff, r. 459
Bryant
Cowan Jennie, domestic 614 Folsom
Cowan John F., machinist, r. 107 Nineteenth
Cowan Lydia Miss, dressmaker, r. ti;J4 Jessie
Cowan Robert H., chiropodist, oifice 230 Kearny, r. S
s Twentieth, bet Harrison and Treat Av I
Cowan Robert McD. W., framemaker S. & G. Gump, I
r. i;u8 Greenwich I
Cowan Waldron, wooldresser, r. 118 Eddy '
Cowan William A., Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont- j
gomery ,
Cowan William L. (W. L. Cowan & Co.) r. 609 San-
some I
Cowan W. L. & Co. (W. L. Cowan) ketchup, sauces '
and bitters, 609 Sansome, basement j
KF" Cowan. See Cowen. Cowin and Cowing
Cowdery Jabez F.', City and County Attorney, !
office new City Hall, third floor, and attorney at
law, 534 California, r. '2400 Mission
Cowell Henry (Davis & Cowell) r. 413 Hyde
Cowell Jane, widow, dairy, 1323 Filbert
Cowell J. H.. real estate, 021 .Sansome I
Cowell's Battery Street Bonded Warehouse, Lewis P.
Sage proptr, NE cor Union and Battery
Cowen James, waiter Palace Hotel Restaurant
Cowen Joseph R. (Cowen & Porter) r. 335 Geary
Cowen & Porter (Joseph R. Cowen and John W. Port-
er) undertakers, 112 Geary
Cowes Robert, steward P. M. SS. City of Tokio, r. 755
Harrison
Cowie Georae H., clerk Holt Bros., r. I'i09}^ Mission
Cowie George M. (Peters & Cowie) r. l'209Ji Mission
Cowie James S., laundryman Occidental Laundry
Cowie Wallace M., silverplater E. G. Denniston, r.
2112 Mission
Cowie William H., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker & Co.,r.
2112 Mission
Cowig John, hostler, r. 29 Kate
Cowin Stephen, fcarpenter, r. 021 Harrison
Cowing E. H., bookkeeper A. Lusk & Co., r. 915 Va-
lencia
Cowing Rufus .\., superintendent Mission Soap and
Candle Works, r. 915 Valencia
B^ Cowing. See Cowan, Cowcn and Cowin
Cowles Anita Miss, r. 35 Twelfth
Cowles Edwin W., merchant, r. 35 Twelfth
Cowles Florence Mrs., r. 5t>4 Natoma
Cowles George W. M., millinery, 1017 Market
Cowles Irving C, watchmaker Eugene F. Badgley, r.
Berkeley
Cowles Samuel, bomceopathic physician, office and r.
2017 Mission
Cowles Samuel .Mrs., widow, r. 35 Twelfth
Cowles Samuel W., merchant, r. 35 Twelfth
Cowles Winthrop L., salesman A. J. Plate k Co., r.
1920 Washington
Cowley Edward J., bookkeeper, r. 131 Page
Cowley Florence A. Miss, assistant Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 131 Page
Cowley Joseph W., weigher George W. McNear, r. 636
Valencia
Cowley William A., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
217 hi Elm Av .
Cowper William H., r. 621 Sansome
Cowperthwaite E. Mrs., r. 2018 Bush
Cowperthwaite John J., engineer tug Wizard, r. 21
Pearl
Cowperthwaite Robert, bollermaker, r. 5 Harriet
Cowperthwaite William, engineer tug Donald, r. 21
Pearl
Cowperthwaite William Jr., compositor, r. 2618 Bush
Cox Aaron (Thomas A. Cox & Co.) r. 18 Hawthorne
Cox A. B., broom maker L. Van Laak, r. 2039 Howard
Cox Alexander C, assistant janitor Shiels' Bldg, 32
O'Farrell
Cox Alexander M., supt Station A, Post Office, 1305
Polk, r. 1604 Larkin
Cox Anna, dressmaker, 526 Kearny
Cox A. W. Miss, teacher music, r. 521 Union
Cox Celia, domestic 1317 Gough
Cox Charles, poultry and game, 81-82 California Mar-
ket, r. 520 Kearny
Cox Charlotte, widow, r. 130 Freelon
Cox Charlotte Miss, strawworker, r. 130 Freelon
Cox Christopher C, detective, r. 13 Tehama
Cox Edgar, laborer, r. W s Minnesota, bet Mariposa
and Solano
Cox Edgar L., painter, r. 140 Hickory Av
Cox Edward H., painter, r. 310 Clementina
Cox Edward T., mining, r. 117 Taylor
Cox Francis G., butcher, r. San Bruno Road, bet
Waterloo and Flowers
Cox Henry, D. D.. U. S. Pension agent, and agent
National Life Insurance Co. of the U. S. of Amer-
ica, 620 Washington, rooms 1-3, r. 723 Gough
Cox James, r. E s Folsom, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Cox James, laborer, r. 420 Linden Av
Cox James, porter Matthias Gray, r. 719 Clay
Cox James, shoemaker, 130 Eighth
Cox James M., solicitor, r. 521 Union
Cox James P., manager Hutchinson & Mann, r. Ala-
meda
Cox James W. (J. W. Cox & Co.) r. Oakland
Cox Jerome B., mining superintendent, r. '2017 Hyde
Cox John, contractor and builder, r. 1011 Treat Av
Cox John, teamster, r. 327 Beale
Cox Joseph, lumberman, r. .503 Folsom
Cox Joseph F., r. E s Minnesota, bet Mariposa and
Solano
Cox J. W. & Co. <James W. Cox and Samuel Haslett)
proptrs North Point Dock Free. Cunningham's and
Humboldt Wharf warehouses, and commission
merchants, wool, hides and leather, office NW cor
Front and Green
Cox Maria, domestic 1213 Clay
Cox Mary Mrs., r. 714 Howard
Cox Michael, cartman, r. 9 Converse
Cox Mirga N"., weaver, r. cor Bay and Larkin
Cox Moses B., clerk, r. 015 Stockton
Cox Myron S., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 303
Octavia
Cox Philip K., carpenter, r. 345 Fremont
Cox Richard, boltcutter, r. E s Michigan, bet Mari-
Ijosa and Solauo
Cox Richard, collector Bank of CaUfomia, r. 342
Clementina
Cox Robert J., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Cox Roger, harnessmaker. r. 109 Van Ness Av
Cox Thomas, harnessmaker, r. 109 Van Ness Av
Cox Thomas, laborer, r. S s Sierra, bet Georgia and
Michigan
Cox Thomas A. (Thomas A. Cox & Co.) r. 18 Haw-
thorne
Cox Tlioinas A. & Co. (Thomas A., William A.
and Aaron Cox) seedsmen, 409 Sansome
Cox Thomas N. , attorney at law, r. 48 Spear
Cox T. N. Mrs., manager Blue Ribbon Temperance
Coffee House, 48 Spear
Cox Wilbur H., r. 7'23 Gough
Cox William A. (Thomas A. Cox & Co.) r. 18 Haw-
thorne
Coxe A. M. Mrs., ladies' and children's clothing, 458
Sixth
Coxe Edgar L., helper Pacific Rolling Mills, r. Ten-
nessee, bet Butte and Solano
Cuxe Frank M., major and paymaster U. S. A., 36
New Montgomery, r. Grand Hotel
CEILINGS DECORATED '" "/oZrr SeV;'^' «-I^-.<iBL'il«»-
H
INCKIiEY, j>(PIERS & HATKS, FITLTON IKOX 1VORKS, 213 Freiiioiit St.,
]fluuura«tur«rs oii'.SAW IUIJL.1. 9IACUI}«£RY »n<I .SHINC1.£ HACHIXES.
COX
306
CEA
Coxe John, searcher Records, r. 533 Fulton
Coxe William A., foreman Pac. Eolllng Mills, r. 460
Sixth
Coxe William B., hotbedman Pac^ EoUing Mills, r.
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Coxen John, designer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
1912 Vallejo
Coy Catherine Mrs., r. 272 Minna
Coy Frank H., clerk ticket auditor C. P.RR., r. 1031
Mission
Coy G. H. Mrs., widow, r. 431 Geary
Coy Harry, clerk C. P. RR. office, r. 1031 Mission
Coye Hiram L., capitalist, 328 Montgomery, room 5,
r. 807 Greenwich
Coyle Andrew, molder, r. 1043 Folsom
Coyle Charles, messenger Presidio Reservation
Coyle Charles, stonecutter, r. 550 Page
Coyle Edward F., clerk William J. Adams, r. 635 Post
Coyle Eliza, widow, r. 8 s Page, bet Buchanan and
Webster
Coyle Henry, boots and shoes, 402 Third
Coyle Henry, gardener, r. 1018 Clay
Coyle Hugh, carpenter, r. 114 Lily Av
Coyle Hugh, packer clothing dept U. S. A., r. 114 Lily
Av
Coyle James, laborer, r. S s Page, bet Buchanan and
Webster
Coyle James, teamster, r. 635 Post
Coyle James E., bookkeeper Keane Bros., r. 635 Post
Coyle John, r. 1043 Folsom
Coyle John, laborer, r. 22 Frederick
Coyle John, Jour. Shipwriglits' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Coyle John D., trunkmaker, r. 537 Sacramento
Coyle Joseph A., bookkeeper Fratinger & Noll, r. 635
Post
Coyle Mary, widow, r. 8}^ Sherwood PI
Coyle Mary E. Miss, tailoress, r. 8J^ Sherwood PI
Coyle Michael, helper Pac. Rolling Mills
Coyle Owen, cook, r. 346 Fourth
Coyle Patrick, laborer, r. 524 Ninth
Coyle Patrick, laborer, r. 41 Natoma
Coyle Patrick, laborer, r. 527 Folsom
Coyle Patrick, machinist, r. 112 Natoma
Coyle Patrick, policeman, r. Occidental Hotel
Coyle Patrick, waiter etmr Humboldt
Coyle Stephen, coUarmaker, r. 6}^ Treat .\v
Coyle Thomas Rev., chaplain St. Mary's College
Coyle William, clerk Ackerman Bros., r. 402 Third
Coyne D., r. 1018 Army
Coyne Dennis, clerk, r. 1806 Jessie
Coyne Dennis, extraman Engine No. 7, S. F. F. D., r.
NW cor Sixteenth and Second Av
Coyne Dominick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
NW cor Twenty-sixth and Dolores
Coyne Frank, expressman, r. 1403 Folsom
Coyne James, livery stable, r. 118 Fifteenth
Cpyne John, foreman Martin Prag, r. Oakland
Coyne John, laborer, r. 490 Eleventh
Coyne Mary, domestic 927 Sutter
Coyne Thomas J., paver, r. 745 Tehama
l8^"Coyne. See Coin
Cozad Etta, widow, r. .505 Linden Av
Cozad John, teamster John Morton & Co., r. 13 Lewis
Cozad Minerva Mrs., restaurant, SE cor Perry and
Buchanan
Cozad Samuel H., helper Mrs. Minerva Cozad, r. SE
cor Geary and Buchanan
Cozad Samuel L., stableman John Morton & Co., r.
SE cor Geary and Buchanan
Cozzeus William F., packer quartermaster's dept, 36
New Montgom(fry, r. 8 Pleasant
Craame Francis, laborer, r. 129 Welsh
Crabb Alexander, stevedore George Whitney
Crabb Alexander, compositor, r. 21 Clinton Park
Crabb F. Mrs., widow, r. 305 Lombard
Crabb Henry H., stationery, SOt! Twentieth
Crable H. M. Mrs., wid jw, furnished rooms, 435 Bush
Crabtree Converse L., assistant general baggage agent
C. P. RR., r. Oakland
Crabtree Frank, canuiaker King, Morse & Co., r. 423
Union
Crack Peter, master mariner, r. 814 Twentieth
Crackborn Charles L. (C. A. Murdock & Co.) r. 1516
Eddy
Craddock Martin, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r.
547 Branuan
Craddock William, blacksmith William Duncan, r.
1413 Devisadero
Craemer Soiihia, widow, r. 953 Mission
Craft B., blacksmith, r. 824 Capp
Craft Lewis, saloonkeeper, r. 865^ Market
Crafton George, r. 1417 Mason
Crafts Frank, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Amador
Crafts George W., mining, r. 514 Sutter
e®"Crafts. See Krafts
Craghelish Antonio, seaman P. M. SS. Granada
Cragin Annie Miss, upholsterer, r. 21 Haight
Cragin Catherine, widow, r. 8 Frederick
Cragin Elizabeth, widow, r. 21 Haight
Cragin Sadie Miss, r. 21 Haight
Cragin William S. W., clerk Savings and Loan Soc, r.
1921 Buchanan
B^"Cragin. See Kragen !
Craglivich Antonio, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Cragoe William D., apothecary Wakelee & Co., r. 2301 i
Polk :
Craig A. J. Mrs., foreign stamps, r. 612 Post i
Craig Albert W. (Craig & Mosher) r. Oakland |
Craig Alexander (Craig & Kremple) r. 1220 Mission
Craig Alfred W., pressman Argonaut Publishing Co., |
r. 1703 Howard |
Craig AiMlre-vv, attorney at law, 420 Montgomery, r
room 4, r. 212 Twelth
Craig Andrew, clerk Cope & Davis, r. 1703 Howard i
Craig A. W., salesman White, Grey & Co., r. 820 Bush
Craig Charles H., with J. A. Folger & Co., r. 26 Mary
Craig C. W. (Gilman, Walker & Co.) r. Alameda
Craig Frank S., clerk Craig & Kremple, r. 1231 Market
Craig George, r. 762 Mission
Craig Homer A. (Brown, Craig & Co.) r. Oakland
Craig H. U., r. 1703 Howard
Craig Hugh, manager New Zealand Fire and Ma-
rine Insurance Co. and agent New Zealand Loan
and Mercantile Agency Co. (limited) office 412
California, r. Piedmont Springs
Craig James, cook Kahn-& Westheimer, r. 316 Third
Craig James, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf, r. 110
Townsend
Craig James, lather, r. 449 Jessie
Craig James, physician, r. 737 Harrison
Craig James, proptr Red Stables, 713 Commercial,
r. .521 Pine
Craig James Mrs., r. 316 Third
Craig James A., porter Wells, Fargo & Go's Express,
r. 212 Twelfth
Craig James F., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2210
Webster
Craig Jennie Miss, tailoress J. Meyers, r. S s Serpen-
tine .\v, bet Howard and Folsom
Craig John, r. 1703 Howard
Craig John, carpenter, r. 1.571 Market
Craig John, carriagemaker, 1076 Howard, r. SW cor
Chattanooga and Twenty-fourth
Craig John, expressman, 800 Market, r. S 8 Serpen-
tine Av, bet Howard and Folsom
Craig John R., plumber and gasfitter, 35 Eddy, r. 1039
Mission
Craig Larkin W. , compositor Morning Call, r. 743
Pine
Craig Lee D., notary public and commissioner deeds,
316 Montgomery, r. 417 Kearny
Craig Lela Miss, teacher, r. 2210 Webster
Craig Louis A., porter Walker & Milburn, r.437 Pine
Cruig Margaret, widow, r. 1003 Bryant
Craig Mary J., widow, r. 1703 Howard
Craig Michael, laborer, r. 4 Antonio
Craig Michael, lather, r. 351 Tehama
Craig Noah, laborer, r. 11 Scott PI
Craig Peter W., undertaker Craig & Kremple, r. 3'25
O'Farrell
Craig Robert L., clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 212
Twelfth
Craig Thomas, porter S. Mosgrove & Bro., r. 316
Third
Craig Thomas H., entry clerk Custom House, r. 1532
Ellis
Craig Thomas J., entry clerk Hoifman & Co., r. 1142
Market
Craig Victor, photo-lithographer, (;.")9 Clay, r. Oakland
Craig Warner, mining, r. 242(5 Buchanan
Craig William (Craig & Meredith) and deputy reporter
Supreme Court of C'al., r. 2213 Fillmore
Craig William P., r. 1021 Powell
Ciaig William T., clerk Andrew Craig, r. 212 Twelfth
Craig W. John, assistant Edwin O. Cochrane, r. 1703
Howard
Craig «$k Kremple (.\lexander Craig and Francis J.
Kremple) undertakers and embalmers, 22-26 Mint
Av
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P™'"'''*«f-r*L»^l^"r.l?r.':^':**''''''9
J. MACDONOUGH,
laiPORTEB OP AND DEAi^KR IN COAL. AND PIG IRON,
^1 market Street, comer Spear.
CEA
307
CRA
Craig & Meredith (William Craig and^John H. Mere-
dith) attorneys at law, 328 Montgomery, room 23
Craig & Mosher (Albert W. Craig and James L.
Mosher) solar printers and photographic copying,
22 Kearny
Craige Margaret Mrs., laundress La Grande Laundry,
r. 2627 Harrison
Craigie Henry, dentist, 841 Market, t. 946 Mission
Craigie Thomas R., clerk U. S. Inspectors Steam Ves-
sels, r. Alameda
CraitU William, shoemaker, r. .^61 Stevenson
Crajl John, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Craker A. M. Mrs., r. Oil Bryant
Craker Judson T., millheud, r. 451 Bryant
Crall Elizabeth A., millinery, 1221 Stockton, r. 1206
Stockton
Crall George A., laundryman, r. S s Eddy, bet FiU-
\ more and Steiner
•Crall Henrv J. .salesman W. S.Tdwnsend.r. 6.53 Folsom
Crall. Sce'Krall
Cram Charles S., carpenter, r. 1122 J^ Golden Gate Av,
rear
Cram Daniel, watchman tJ. S. Mint, r. Colonnade
House
Cram E. D. Mrs., r. 9 Fourth
Cram Julia Miss, seamstress Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 19
Verona
Cram Minnie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 19 Verona
Cram William R. (Cram & Roberts) r. 19 Verona
Cram & Roberts (William R. Cram and Newton H.
Roberts) saddle and haruest^niakers, 81 Fourth
Cramer Albert, bookkeeper Philadelphia Brewery, r.
211 Third
Cramer Bernard, lumberman, r. 14 Ritch
Cramer Charles L., photograph gallery, 402 Kearny ,r.
1032 Ji Folsom
Cramer Elizabeth K. Mrs., bookbinder, r. 8.56 Folsom
Cramer Eugene, clerk Cope & Boyd, r. 1812 Sacra-
mento
Cramer Francis A., with Montealegre & Co., r. 1023
Powell
Cramer Frank Jr., clerk Montealegre & Co., r. 1407
Van Ness Av
Cramer Henry, tailor, r. 313 Ninth
Cramer Henry, teacher music, r. 607 Fell
Cramer Henry A., carpenter, r. 1120 Mission
Cramer James T., Ship Joiners' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Cramer John D. (Mahoney & Cramer) r. N s Sacra-
mento, nr Van Ness Av
Cramer L., Mrs., widow, r. 1602 Howard
Cramer N., confectioner, r. 12 Dale PI
Cramer Oscar, cook P. Mayrhofer, r. 430 Fourth
Cramer Otto L., druggist, r. 118 Post
Cramer Philip, cabinetmaker, r. 6 Polk Lane
Cramer Samuel, cattledealer, r. Hnettmann's Hotel
B^ Cramer. See Creamer, Cremer, Kramer and
Kremer
Cramerding Herman, butcher, 1503 Franklin, r. 1614
Bush
Cramerding Philip, upholsterer, r. 9 Grand Av
Cramsie Edward C, clerk, r. 6>^ Garden
Cramsie William J., marblecuttcr John Daniel, r. 268
Stevenson
Cramsie William J., porter J. A. Folger & Co., r. 63<!
Garden
Cran James, accountant Bank British North America,
r. 2.5 Haight
Crandall John R., bookkeeper Homer S. King & Co.,
r. 1037 Valencia
Crandall Orman, r. American Exchange Hotel
Crandall R. A. Mrs., r. 1037 Valencia
Crandall Samuel, r. C62Howard
Crandall Warner G., real estste; r. 1301 Gough
Crandall William G., cashier Homer S. King & Co., r.
Haywards
Crandelt Jennie Mrs., furnishtd rooms, 17 Fourth
Crane Albert E. , country real estate, 410 Mont-
gomery, room 1, r. 641 Folsom
Crane Alfred, carpenter, r. 234 Minna
Crane Alfred C, notary public and commissioner of
deeds, 324 J4 Montgomery, r. 2118 Steiuer
Crane Byron G. (Crane. Hastings & Co.) r. 428 Ellis
Crane Carleton(;., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent C. P. RR., r. 182.5 Market
Crane Cliarles W., advertising and purchasing
agent, 318 Pine, room 39, r. Oakland
Crane Charles W., clerk Langliy & Michaels, r. 211
Turk
Crane Dennis, harness cleaner, r. 315 First
Crane Emerson T.. fruitgrower (San Lorenzo) office
410 Montgomery, room 1
Crane E. N. Miss, dressmaker, rooms 41-42 St. Ann's
Bldg
Crane George, shipping clerk O'Connor, Mofifatt &
Co., r. 2201 Octavia
Crane George E., clerk C. P. RR., r. West Oakland
Crane George E., messenger auditor M. P. and M.
dept C. P. RR., r. Oakland
Crane George F., teamster, r. 608 Bush
Crane Harry H., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent C. P. RR., r. 1825 Market
Crane, Hastinj^s <& Co. (Byron G. Crane and
Charles E. Benjamin) importers and dealers wines
and liquors, 316 Sacramento and 321 Commer-
cial
Crane Henry A.,r. 211 Turk
Crane Irving E., salesman, r. 312 Seventeenth
Crane James E., clerk auditor C. P. RR., r. Oakland
Crane James P., patternmaker, r. 330 Eighteentli
Craue John, watchman quartermaster's dept, Presidio
Reservation, r. 1723 Stevenson
Crane John M., printer Alta Job Office, r. 510 Stockton
Crane Kate, domestic 812 Bush
Crane Lauren E., clerk, r. 1021 J^ Market
Craue Lemuel P., clerk general freight office C. P.
RR., r. 312 Seventeenth
Crane Maggie, domestic 1422 3^ Washington
Crane Mary, domestic 824 Sutter
Crane Nathaniel H., carpenter, r. 91 Elizabeth
Crane Nellie, domestic SWcor Fillmore and McAllis-
ter
Craue Owen, expressman, NE cor Sixth and Howard,
r. 240 Clara
Crane Thomas, capitalist, r. Russ House
Crane Thomas F., stonecutter, r. 636 Valencia
Crane William, expressman, r. 48 Louisa
Crane William T., r. Abbotsford House
Crane William yf. Jr., olfice 324 Pine, rooms 11-14, r,
Oakland
Crane & Brigham, 638 Market
Craner Adolph P. (M. B. Lichtenstein & Co.) r. 657
Harrison
Cranert Doretta, widow, r. 828 Pacific
Crauert Emil L., salesman Davis Bros., r. 828 Pacific
Cranford John A., r. 39 Willow Av
Crank Elec, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 451^4
Jessie
Crann Mrs., tailoress, r. 238 Kearny
Cranston Robert D., carpenter Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. Oakland
Cranz Brothers (Frederick and Florin) liquor sa-
loon, 346 Kearny
Cranz Carl, porter M. A. Gunst & Co., r. 210 Prospect
PI
Cranz Florin (Cranz Brothers) r. SE cor Beale & Har-
rison
Cranz Frederick (Cranz Brothers) r. SE cor Beale and
Harrison
Cranz Frederick, waiter, r. 210 Prospect PI
Cranz Louis, restaurant, 444 Spear
Cranz Louis T., dentist James J. Birge, r. 210 Pros-
pect PI
Cranz Richard, steward, r. 210 Prospect PI
Cranz Theodore D., cabinet maker L. & E. Emanuel,
r. 210 Prospect PI
Crary Benjamin F. Rev., editor Cal. Christian Advo-
cate, 1041 Market, r. 1807 M Piue
Crary George R., bookkeeper W. S. R^y & Co., r. 142
Seventh
Crary Leroy, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 316 Fourth
Crary O. B., r. 1'20 Seventh
Craumer Jacob F., carpenter, r. 1515 Post
Craven Andrew, teacher languages, r. 704 Powell
Craven Anne, widow, r. 401 Geary
Craven Bridget, r. 55 Natoma
Craven Catherine Miss, glovemaker Fred, H. Busby,
r. 55 Natoma
Craven David, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Craven James, gasfitter, r. 55 Natoma
Craven James, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station
Craven Lewis S., V. Buchanan, nr Jackson
Craven Mary C. Miss, r. 6 Erie
Craven Nettie R. Mrs., principal Powell St. Primary
School, r. 704 Powell
Craven Peter, boilermaker, r. Miners' Hotel
Craven William, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station
Craw Charles, r. 1310 California
Craw E. H., r. 1310 California
Crawford A., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
MAHOMY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRlAyERA
JOHN WICMORE,
133 Spear St.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
CRA
308
CRE
Crawford A. & Co. (Andrew Crawford) ship
chandlers, 25-27 Market
Crawford Andrew (A. Crawford & Co.) and shipping
and commiasion merchant, 27 Market, r. 508 Green-
wich
Crawford Andrew, boatbuilder, r. 405 Folsom
Crawford Andrew, upholsterer Occidental Hotel
Crawford Annie Miss, saleslady John C. Spencer, r.
745 Minna
Crawford Archibald, salesman Terry & Co., r. 2242
Howard
Crawford Charles, gardener, 908 Pine
Crawford Edmond N., r. 1019 Post
Crawford E. M., cashier Occidental Hotel, r. 206 Nine-
teenth
Crawford Frank, fireman C. P. KR.stmr El Capitan.r.
West Oakland
Crawford Frank, oiler C. P. RR. stmr Modoc, r. Oak-
land
Crawford Frank M., clerk W. TurnbuU & Co., r. 603
Sutter
Crawford George, gardener, r. SW cor Gody and Vir-
ginia Av
Crawford George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Crawford George B., drayman, r. 46M Zoe
Crawford George W., framemaker, r. 3a3 Shipley
Crawford John, bookkeeiser wool dept Falkner, Bell
& Co., r. Alameda
Crawford John, ship carpenter, r. 209 Second
Crawford John A., club rooms The Baldwin, r. 39 Wil-
lows Av
Crawford John F., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r.
320 O'Farrell
Crawford John F. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 320 O'Farrell
Crawford John S., seaman, r. 1 White's PI
Crawford John T., policeman, r. 745 Minna
Crawford John W., drayman, r. 40}<; Zoe
Crawford Lillie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Crawford M. L. Mrs., widow, r. 603 Sutter
Crawford M. M. Mrs., saleslady Mrs. M. A. Reaves, r.
120 Golden Gate Av
Crawford Robert, mining, r. Abbotsford House
Crawford Robert, ship carpenter, r. 405 Folsom
Crawford Samuel J., plasterer, r. 717 Church
Crawford S. M. Mrs., r; 606 Third
Crawford Theresa E., hair dresser, r. 835 Mission
Crawford Thomas B,, engineer stmr Reform
Crawford William C, drayman, r. 40 J4 Zoe
Crawford William L., watchman Custom House, r.
603 Sutter
Crawhall Annie Miss, human hair, 348 Third, r. 520
Third
Crawhall John, check clerk freight dept C. P. RR., r.
520 Third
Crawhall William, gasfitter John F. McCormick, r.
521) Third
Crawley George W., engineer, r. 525 Jj Brannan
Crawley George W., solicitor, r. Kinth Av, bet G and
H, South S. F.
Crawley James, trunkmaker, r. cor Ninth Av and G,
South S. F.
Crawley John E., engineer Menzies & Bingham, r. 562
Mission
Crawley John M., clerk C. P. RR., r. 527 Capp
Crawley Thomas, painter, r. 13 Verona
Crawley William H., clerk Quartermaster's Dept, Pre-
sidio Reservation
Creagh Edward N., laborer, r. 2313 Howard
Creagh Merrick S., clerk Charles H. Wells, r. 1804
Mason
Cream J., expressman, r. 240 Clara, rear
Creamer Aaron (Creamer & Harris) r. 900 Greenwich
Creamer Arthur, laborer, r. 1422 Washington
Creamer George-, tinsmith, r. 1422 Washington
Creamer Henry, canner, r. 1422 Washington
Creamer James H., drayman, r. 1422 Washington
Creamer John, laborer, r. 1422 Washington
Creamer John, laborer, r. 1611 Stevenson
Creamer William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Creamer William D., compositor, r. 1422 Washing-
ton
Creamer k Harris (Aaron Creamer and Frank Harri?)
barbers, 319 Sansome
KF"Creamer. See Cramer, Kramer and Kremer
Crebbln William, clerk, r. 124 William
Creber Walter, foreman malt house Empire Brewery,
r. 16 Vandewater
Oredick Martin, winchman O. and O. SS. Belgic
Creed Daniel F., boilermaker, r. 683 Harrison
Creed Ella Miss, buttonholemaker Buckingham &
Hechi, r. 1046 Folsom
Creed John M., delivery clerk Custom House, r. Berk-
eley
Creeding Bridget, domestic Es Devisadero, bet Hayes
and Grove
Creedmore House, Mrs. Honora Graham proptr,
1122)4 Larkin
Creedon D., r. 25 Taylor
Creedon Daniel, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
Creedon Daniel J., gardener, 1820 Clay
Creedon Dennis, laborer Owen McCue, r. SE cor
Baker and Golden Gate Av
Creedon Patrick H.. dairy, 114 Sherman
Creegan James F., bookkeeper Garrett & Creegan, r.
543 Stevenson
Creegan Peter (Garrett & Creegan) r. 543 Stevenson
Creely James, horseshoer, 108 Jessie, r. 64 Natoma
Creely J. Edward, horseshoe • J. Creely, r. 64 Natoma
Cregan Catherine, widow, r. 1610)^ Mission
Cregan Henry, cardriver, r. 250 Tehama
Cregan James, clerk, r. 1512 Howard
Cregan John H., liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth and
Howard, r. 1512 Howard
Cregan Michael, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
616 Fulton
Oreger William, merchant (Walla Walla, W. T.) office
109 Sansome
Crego Cyrus, salesman R. F. Briggs & Co., r. 675 Mis-
sion
Creigh Agnes Miss, furnished rooms, 16 Mason
Creigh John D., attorney at law, r. 903 Shotwell
Creigh S. W. Mrs., r. 2313 Howard
Creighton Charles, clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo &
Co's Express, r. 1108!^ Broadway
Creighton Charles, law student, r. 426 Twenty-fourth
Creighton Daniel, blacksmith, r. 81 Natoma
Creighton Ferdinand, insurance agent, r. E b Dolores
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Creighton Frank, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 304
Fifth
Creighton Hugh H., barber, 3303^ Montgomery, r. 47
Third
Creighton J ., driver, r. 5 Anna
Creighton James, blacksmiths' helper, r. 304 Fifth
Creighton John F., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 808
Filbert
Creighton John T., boilermaker, r. 242 Fremont
Creighton Joseph, umbrellas, parasols and canes, 310
Post
Creighton Mary Miss, dressmaker, r.47 Natoma
Creighton Mary Mrs. , r. 47 Natoma
Creighton Mary Mrs., proptr American House, 81 Na-
toma
Creighton P., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Creighton Patrick, liquor saloon, SW cor Fifth and
Folsom
Creighton Patrick, street contractor, r. 81 Natoma
Creighton Robert, driver Fitzgerald & Conlon, r. 1515
California
Creighton Robert J., journalist Evening Post, r. 426
Twenty-fourth
Creighton Thomas F., with Feinberg & Winter, r. 444
'Twentieth
Creighton William H., boilermaker, r. 47 Natoma
Crelley James, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 317 Ivy
Av
Crelley Joseph J., packer Hofen & Co., r. 317 Ivy Av
Crellin John (Morgan & Co.) r. Oakland
Crellin Thomas (Morgan & Co.) r. Oakland
Creman Denis, stevedore A. C. Freese
Cremins Philip J., trimmer Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co.,
r. 45 Ritch
Crenan Catherine, widow, presser Charles J. Holmes.
r. 16103^ Mission
Crenan Henry, clerk John N. Philan, r. 1610 Ji Mission
Orenan Rosa, clerk Charles J. Holmes, r. 1610 J4 Mis-
sion
Crenn Olivier, shoemaker, r. 8 Anthony
Crepln Henry, physician, office and r. 1039 Market
Creque Fred F., supervisor weights of mails U. S.
Railway Mail Service, r. North Temescal
Cresarrien I. J. B., r. 1129 Columbia
Crescent Mill and Mining Co., 310 Pine, room 40
Crespo Joseph, saddle tree maker, r. 1010 Stockton
Cress George, cooper Bay View Distillery, r. Fifteenth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Cress Jose, waiter P. M. SS. South Carolina
Cressaglla Matteo, oyster saloon and restaurant, 15
Third, r. 219 Stevenson
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
JEWELRY and WATCHES
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHINO 'WESjI, I>«»NE AT VERT IMW BATES.
OFFICE, 618 MARKET STREET.
GEE
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OresBey Edward P., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 609 Folsom
Cressey Frank A., secretary Royal Soap Co., r. 509
Bush
Cresslno Anthouy, fruits and cigars, 403 Sutter
CresBwell A. Leslie, laborer freight dept C. P. RR.,
r. 413 Braunan
Cresswell David P., teamstrr, r. 413 Brannau
CresswellJohn C. laborer, r. 413 Braunan
Cressy Albert, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 817}^ Larkin
Cressy Theodore S. (Steele. Elder & Co.) r. 2022
Fillmore
Cresta Tomaso, vegetables, 59 Colombo Market
Cribben Mary E., domestic 505 O'Farrell
Cribbi:ii8 John, machinist Rithmann Drill and Com-
pressor Co., r. Prescott House
Cribbins Patrick, stableman Wells, Fargo & Go's
Express, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Cribbins William, bartender, r. 124 William
Crichtou David, brewer Empire Brewery, r. 420
Chestnut
Crichton E. W., secretary Oswego Iron Co., office NW
cor Main and Folsom, r. Oregon
Crichton James, r. 733 Geary
Crichton James, carpenter C. P. RR., r. 17 Ellis
Crichton John L., plasterer, r. 733 Geary
Crichton Peter, carpenter, r. 1727 Jij Jessie
Crichton Robert, receiving teller Odd Fellows' Sa-
vings Bank, r. 339 Bryant
Cridge Alfred, journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 1200
Leavenworth
Cridge Jessie Miss, r. 603 Turk
Crim George S., cltrk Samuel Crim, r. 2320 Howard
Crlm Samuel, real estate, 420 California, room 15, r.
2320 Hu-ward
Crim William H. (O. F. Von Rheiu & Co.) r. 2526
Howard
Crimes John H.. farmer, r. 29 Second
Crimi Lawrence, watchman, r. 1811 Powell
Crimmins Cornelius, laborer.r. cor Florida and Nine-
teenth
Crimmins Dennis, longshorenjan, r. 113 Natoma, rear
Crimmins John, laborer, r. 261 First
Crimmins Philip, shoemaker, r. 45 Ritch
Crimmins Timotliy, driver N. B. and M. RR.,r. 9 Hay-
wood
Crimmins William, r. 45 Ritch, rear
Crimmins William Jr., shoemaker, r. 45 J^ Ritch
Crist Frederick, laborer, r. 435 Duncan
Crist John L., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 99 Powell Av
Crist R. F., bookkeeper John C. Rued, r. Oakland
Crist William E., machinist, r. cor Twenty-sixth and
Mission
B^- Crist. See Christ
Cristaman Frank, telegraph operator, r. 321 Taylor
Cristen Antonio, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Cristofano Anaoieto, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Cristovich S., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Critcner Edward P., clerk E. Dunn & Co., r. 31 Wal-
ler
Critcher Henry, stock broker, r. 31 Waller
Critcher Henry Jr., clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 31
Waller
Critcher John, r. 31 Waller
Critcher Madison H., bookkeeper A. I. Hall & Son, r.
31 Waller
Crittenden Charles S., proprietor Club Stables,
409-411 Taylor, and (Crittenden & McCue) r. 305
Jones
Crittenden D., mining, r. Occidental Hotel
Crittenden James L. (Crittenden & Moses) r. Oakland
Crittenden J. L., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
349 Jessie
Crittenden Martin, liquor saloon, 627 Clay, r. 371
Jessie
Crittenden Parker, auctioneer and mining, 302 Mont-
gomery, room 14, r. San Rafael
Crittenden Thomas T., law student, r. 918 Van Ness Av
Crittenden & AlcCue (Charles S. Crittenden and
MichaelJ. McCue) carriage manufacturers, 1317-
1319 Market
Crittenden & Moses (James L. Crittenden and Mon-
tague T.Moses) attorneys at law, 240 Montgomery,
rooms 9-10
Croall James, plumber, r. 7 Valparaiso
Crobert G., laborer, r. N s Kansas, bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Crobert James, laborer, r. N s Eansas, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Crocco Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Croce Peter E. (Cruce & Marchand) r. 109 Montgomery
Croce Severiuo, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Croce & Marchand (Peter E. Croce and Constant Mar-
chand) watch case makers, 622 Clay
Crochet Felix, cook, r. California Hotel
Crochet Francis, laborer, r. California Hotel
Crockard Hugh, shipsmith, 20 Mission, r. Seventh
Av. bet L and M, South S. F.
Crockard John, shipsmith, r. Fourteenth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Crockard William J., blacksmith, r. Seventh Av, bet
L and M, South S. F.
Crocker Aaron (L. & A. Crocker) r. 1125 Stockton
Crocker Aaron, clerk, r. 322 3^ Broadway
Crocker Adolph (Crocker Brothers) r. E s Powell, bet
Broadway and Pacific
Crocker Adolph, salesman L. & A. Crocker, r. 6 John
Crocker Brothers (Jacob and Adolph) boots and shoes
and dry goods, 1303 Stockton
Crocker Charles, r. 1212 Howard
Crocker Cliarles, president Southern "Pacific Rail-
road Co. and second vice-president Central Pacific
Railroad Co., NE tor Fourth and Townsend, room
42, r. NW cor California and Taylor
Crocker Cliarles F. , president Southern Pacific
Railroad of Arizona, vice-president Southern Pa-
cific Railroad and Occidental and Oriental Steam-
ship Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42,
r. SW cor Leavenworth and Pine
Crocker Clark W. (Sisson, Crocker & Co.) r. 1609 Sut-
ter
Crocker E., r. 537 Sacramento
Crocker E. Mrs., boarding, 117-119 Taylor
Crocker Elizabeth M., widow, r. 16 Harriet
Crocker F. E., r. 652 Howard
Crocker F. O., compof^itor, r. 207 Kearny
Crocker George, president Carbon Hill Coal Co.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. NW cor
Taylor and California
Crocker Henry J., clerk Sisson, Crocker & Co., r. 1609
Sutter
Crocker Heury S. (H. 8. Crocker & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Crocker H. S. & Co, (Henry S. Crocker and John
D. Yost) importing stationers, lithographers,
printers, and book binders, 215-219 Bush
Crocker Jacob (Crocker Brothers) r. E s Powell, bet
Broadway and Pacific
Crocker John, clerk Crocker & Suydam, r. 1520 Clay
Crocker John B., nurse, r. 720 Sutter
Crocker John H. (Crocker & Suydam) r. 1520 Clay
Crocker John R., watchman, r. 12U9 Steiner
Crocker L. & A. (Lesser and Aaron) dry goods, 1125
Stockton
Crocker Lesser (L. & A. Crocker) r. 1125 Stockton
Crocker Levi, fruits, SE cor Sacramento and Mont-
gomery, r. 537 Sacramento
Crocker Louis, laborer, r. 1910 Mason
Crocker Mary J. C. Mrs., assistant Sanchez St. pri-
mary School, r. 529 Seventeenth
Crocker Morris, tailor, r. 322 ;<j Broadway
Crocker Rebecca, domestic 2502 Washington
Crocker William, carpenter, r. 23 }4 Ritch
Crocker William, teamster, r. 1128 Columbia
Crocker tHi Suydam (John H. Crocker and J. N.
Suydam) stockorokers, 322 Montgomery
Crockett Charles, turner, and extraman Hose No. 5,
S. F. F. D., r. 34RUSS
Crockett Elizabeth T., widow, r. 220^ Ninth
Crockett Frank, engineer Engine No. 12, 8. F. F. D.,
101 Commercial
Crockett JoUn, mining secretary, 8 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building, r. Fruit Yale
Crockett JoseultB., attorney at law, 438 Califor-
nia, r. Fruit Vale
Crockett Joseph B. Jr., engineer and superintendent
S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1711 California
Crockett Nellie Miss, negative retoucher Alfred J.Per-
kins,'r. 220hi Ninth
Crockett Robert, attorney at law Wilson & Wilson, r.
Iti26 Sacramento
Crofoot Charles H., teamster, r. 131434 Harrison
Crofoot William, machinist, r. 1041 Howard
Croft John, machinist Pac Rolling Mills, r. 154 Ship-
ley, rear
Croft Martin, carpenter, r. 1 South Park
Croftou John, blacksmith, r. 424 Broadway
WINDOW SHADES
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vwcKI^EY. i9PI£BS A HATES, FUI^TON IRON W^OBKS, 813 Fremont $«tree(,
JH^nnfacturei-s of ROCK BRGAKERS, BKTORT.S and BOASTINU FVBBTACES.
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310
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Crofton John J., saleBman Thomas Sullivan, r. 815
Eddy
Crofts John J., chief engineer P. C. SS. Newport, r.
438 Clementina
Crogan Bridget Mrs., r. 909 Vallejo, rear
Crogan Bridget, widow, r. 37 De Boom
Crogan Edward L., housepainter, r. 963 Mission
Crogan Frank, oiler, r. 37 De Boom
Crogan James, painter, r. 12 Hollis
Crogan James P., clerk Davis Bros., r. 1532 Eddy
Crogan Mary A. Miss, tailoress E. Herbert, r, 963 Mis-
sion
Croke James, r. 918 Natoma
Croke John P., clerk, r. 961 Mission
Croke Kate, widow, r. ■SI Grand Av
Croke Thomas, entry clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,r.
918 Natoma
Crombie David; seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Cromhane J. S., groceries and liquors, 252 Eighth
Crompton James, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Crompton John, chief Engineer C.P. RR. stmr Modoc,
r. Oakland
Crompton Robert, patternmaker William F. Buswell,
r. Oakland
Cron Eugene C., cigarmaker, r. 229 Eighth
Crou Minnie, widow, r. 229 Eighth
Cronan Catherine, widow, r. SW cor Union and Mont-
gomery
Cronan David, siJinner S. F. Silk Factory, r. S s
Sweeny, nr Merrill
Cronan Ellen, widow, r. S s Sweeny, nr Merrill
Cronan James, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 209
Eighth
Cronan John B., bookkeeper Root & Sanderson, r. 328
Capp
Cronan Julia Miss,milliner Mrs.S. Marks, r. 8 Dale PI
Cronan Lizzie, shoefitter, r. 8 Dale PI
Cronan Michael, laborer, r. 131 Shipley
Cronan Peter E., carriage painter C. J. Moyes, r. 8
Dale PI
Cronan Samuel T., machine hand, r. 3 McLea Court
Cronan Thomas, coachman R. C. Tobin, 718 O'Farrell
Cronan William {Cronan & Dunbar) r. 9 Elliot Park
Cronan & Dunbar (William Cronan and James Dun-
bar) metal roofers, 1073 Market
8^~ Cronan. See Cronin
Crondu John, r. 321 Pacific
Crone Harry, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Crone John J., carpenter, r. 317 M Fell
Crone Margaret, widow, r. 1711 Market, rear
Crone Wolff, tailor, r. 169 Minna
8^" Crone. See Krohn and Krone
Crouie Kate, domestic 1630 Golden Gate Av
Cronin Barbara, widow, r. 159 Minna
Cronin Cornelius, r. 560 Bryant
Cronin David, groceries and liquors, 159 Minna
Cronin Dennis, laborer, r. 159 Minna
Cronin Edward, peddler, r. W s Columbia, bet Precita
and Prospect PI, B. H.
Cronin Edward J., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
727 Bryant
Cronin Ellen, r. 1218 Green
Cronin Ellen Miss, r. NW cor Russ and Natoma
Cronin Hannah, widow, r. W s Columbia, bet Precita
and Prospect PI, B. H.
Cronin Henry J., cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 727
Bryant
Cronin J., laborer William T. Garratt
Cronin James, baker, r. 560 J<j Bryant
Cronin James, laborer, r. 13 Tehama PI
Cronin James Jr., r. 5603^ Bryant
Cronin James A., clerk S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., r.
560,'^ Bryant
Cronin Jeremiah, hostler, r. 553 Howard
Cronin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 50 Loui.sa
Cronin Jeremiah, tanner, r. cor Filbert and Van Ness
Av
Cronin John, r. 7.39 Harrison
Cronin John, laborer, r. 321 Pacific
Cronin John, liquor saloon, 2329 California
Cronin John, policeman, r. 40^ Louisa
Cronin John J., puiuter, r. 14 Dore
Cronin Julia, widow, r. 727 Bryant
Cronin Mary, housekeeper, 1617 Broderick
Cronin Michael J., laborer, r. 22 Tehama
Cronin Michael T., laborer, r. Ariou House
Cronin N. M. Miss, dressmaker, 1008 Mission
Cronin Norah, widow, r. 1008 Mission
Cronin Patrick, boilermaker, r. 549 Howard
Cronin R., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Cronin Timothy B., boilermaker, r. 549 Howard
Cronin William, tobacconist, r. 560 }j Bryant
BS^ Cronin. See Cronan
Cronise William H. V., capitalist, office 6-7 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Cronogue James, boilermaker, r. 712 Twenty-third
Crook Archibald, clerk Palace Hotel, r. 32 Second
Crook Charles A., Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont-
gomery
Crook Edward W., agent Keep's Shirts, 126 Kearny,
room 49, r. 119 Oak
Crook G. L., r. 331 O'Farrell
Crook James, r. 1.324 Pine
Crook Mary, domestic 2030 Pacific Av
Crook Mary W., widow, r. 897 Dolores
Crook M. L., proptr Olympic Lodging House, 904
■ Kearny
B^Crook. See Krook
Crooker Drewey, clerk, r. 35 Everett
CrookerM. H., superintendent O'Connor. Moffatt &
Co., r. 227 Geary
Crooker William, watchman, r. 35 Everett
Crooks C, driver United Carriage Co.
Crooks Jackson, student, r. 801 Sutter
Crooks James, laborer, r. 1432 Post
Crooks John, bricklayer, r. 2419 Clay
Crooks John, student, r. 801 Sutter
Crooks Matthew J., r. 536 Eighteenth
Crooks Richard, waiter P. C. SS. State of California,
r. 4 Everett
Crooks Samuel J., teamster, r. 2010 Ellis
Crooks Samuel R., real estate, 116 Montgomery Av,
r. 801 Sutter
• Crooks Susan, widow, r. 801 Sutter
Crooks William, r. W s Maple, bet Jackson and Wash-
ington
Crooks William, second steward P. M. SS. Colima
Crooks William H., laborer, r. NW cor Ninth and
Point Lobos Avs
CrooHie Deiital Association, 823 Market
Croome William, dentist, office and r. 823 Mar-
ket
Croon Cornelia Miss, cigarmaker, r. 242 Green
Croon George, laborer, r. NE cor Montgomery and
Green
Croon John F., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 213
Eleventh
Croon Peter, laborer, r. NE cor Montgomery and
I Green
I Croon Walter, laborer, r. NE cor Montgomery and
] Green
' Cropper John R., laborer, r. 2 Langton
I Cropper Theodore B., meterman Central Gas Co., r.
I 2 Langton
' Cropper William O., boxmaker, r. 2 Langton
Cropsey M., widow, r. 813 Bush
Crosbie P., laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf
Crosbie William C, actor, r. 13 Powell
Crosby Alphonso B., dyer, r. 1807 Jones
Crosby Charles F., carpenter, r. 17 Hermann
Crosby Charles F., packer Blakeslee & Week, r. 1212
Howard
Crosby Dennis, morocco finisher, r. 522 Eighth
Crosby Frank, longshoreman, r. Gercke's Hotel
Crosby Frank L., student Pac. Business College, r.
513 Post
Crosby Frederick F., r. 2209 Mission
Crosby Frederick L., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1807
Jones
Crosby George H., first assistant engineer Oregon Imp.
SS. Walla Walla
Crosby George O., pri)duce commission merchant, 304
Davis, r. 407 Hyde
Crosby Hortou J., carpenter, r. N s Sixteenth Av, bet
P and Q, South S. F.
Crosby Ida Miss, cloakmaker, r. N 8 Sixteenth Av, bet
P and Q, South S. F.
Crosby James, seaman, r. 619 Lombard
Crosby John, carpenter, r. 1403 Buchanan
Crosby John, stencil cutter, r. 507 Ellis
Crosby John F., carpenter, r. 17 Hermann
Crosby Mark, laborer, r. 29 Nevada, rear
Crosby Minnie Miss, cloakmaker, r. Ns Sixteenth Av,
bet P and Q. South S. F.
Crosby Patrick, laborer, r. 30 Ritch
Crosby Patrick, policeman, r. 10 Juniper
Crosby Richard P., carpenter, r. 2 Bowen's Block,
South S. F.
SAN FRftNCISCO LAUNDRY. "''*'""9*SJl,fcl?l.lJ?7r'-»«"'^*''*
J. MACDONOUGH,
WIPORTER OP AND DEALER IX ALL. KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOIM[E>STIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Crosby Robert A., salesman Murphv, Grant & Co., r.
1807 Jones
Crosby Thomas J., teamster, r. 636 Minna, rear
Crosby W. F., salesman, r. 203 Turk
Crosby William, attorney at law, oflBce and r.
«>r)9 Clay
Crosby William, laborer, r. 1327 Ellis
Crosett Alfonzo A., merchant, r. 1412 Octavia
Crosett Edward F., clerk Overland Freight Transfer
Co.,r. 2-t Twelfth
Crosett James F. (Crosett & Samuel) r. 377 Shotwell
Crosett James L., merchant, office 914 Market, r. 24
Twelfth
Crosett <ii£ Suiuuel (James F. Crosett and Robert
Samuel) "Headquarters, "fancy goods, silverware,
jewelry, clock.s, cutlery, smokers' articles, child-
ren's carriages, baskets, frames, etc., 914 Market
and 11 Ellis
Croskey Robert, carpenter, r. 1G20 Mission
Croskey Robert V., assistant bookkeeper Sheriff's
Office, r. 1620 Mission
Crosley Leonard G., butcher, 1-2 Centre Market, r.607
Powell
Cross Anthony, laborer, r. 611 Seventh
Cross Donald, engineer William Deacon, r. 1215 Fol-
som
Cross Ferdinand, laborer, r. 1701 Market
Cross Frederick L., clerk, r. 121 Seventh
Cross Hugh, salesman S. Mosgrove & Bro., r. 1215
i'olsom
Cross James T., with Welch & Co., 109 California,
rooms 1-3
Cross Michael, boottreer Hop Kee & Co., r. Berkeley
Cross Richard (Hendy & Cross) r. 1317 California,
rear
Cross Robert, plasterer and contractor, r. 838 Market
Cross Thomas J., transferman City RR., r. 1841 How-
ard
Cross William B., mechanical engineer, r. 1105 Mason
Crossett Edward T., dentist, r. 2.503 J<J Mission
CroBsett F. H., clerk freight auditor C. P. RB., r. 738
Shotwell
Cro.ssett Truman, dentist, 10 Third, r. 916 Twentieth
Crossland John, carpenter, r. 1061 Howard
Crossley James, laborer, r. 318 Pacific
Crossman James H., mining engineer, r. 816 Jackson
Cr(«sman W. H. & Co. (New York) J. C. Merrill & Co.
agents, 204 California
Crosswell C. M. Jr., capitalist, r. American Exchange
Hotel-
Crosthwaite George, carpenter, r. 35 Lily Av
Crosthwaite Isaac, carpenter, r. 3.3 Lily Av
Crosthwaite Isaac Jr., silverplater E. G. Denuiston, r.
■Sir Lily Av
Crosthwaite John, i)ressman Barry, Baird & Co., r. 35
Lily Av
Crosthwaite Micliael, plumber, r. 3.5 Lily Av
Crother Frederick, painter, r. 847 Howard
Crothers George, upholsterer, r. SW cor Twenty-sixth
and San Jose Av
11^" Crothers. See Carothers and Carnithers
Crottis Magdaliue, domestic 1711 Stockton
Crottv John, packer Heerdink & Co., r. 518 Eighteenth
Crottj^Thoiiias, laborer, r. King, bet Fifth and Sixth
CroucffAUred, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Crouch George, r. 706 Natoma
Crouch James, foreman H. Plagemann & Co., r.l227>ij
Pacific
Crouch John H., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 1227)4 Pacific
Crouch Thomas, hydraulic pressman E. Detrick & Co.,
r. 430 Seventh
Crouch William, r. 1227 3i Pacific
Oroudace Frederick W., ijublisher and proi)tr Brevi-
ate of Records, 620 Merchant, r. 220:! Fillmore
Croughwell Eugene, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 7
Middle
Grouse Carol Miss, actress Tivoll Garden, r. 1130 Mar-
ket
Crouse Edward, plumber, r. Park Hotel
Crouse John R.. salesman Dufl" & Co., r. 1126 Pine
Crovat Philip F., bookkeeper Sanderson & Horn, r.
1104 Market
Crow Albion, policeman, r. 221 Shotwell
Crow B. I., student Heald's Business College
Crow Harvey J., machinist, r. 340 Third
Crow John H., r. 9 Mason
Crow Thomas, laborer, r. 120 Wlldey
Crow William, glassblower 8. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. Oakland
Crowe Daniel, laborer, r. 23 Folsom Av
Crowe James, molder, r. 602 Howard
Crowe James S., scroUsawyer.r. SW cor California and
Powell Av
Crowe James W., varnisher, r. 408 )4 Shipley
Crowe John J., painter, r. '2408 Sacramento
Crowe Mark, dentist Herbert G. Trueman, r. 2408 Sac-
ramento
Crowe Maxwell L., engraver, r. N s Hancock, bet Noe
and Sanchez
Crowe MoUie, domestic 716 Post
Crowe Patrick J., bootmaker, r. 525 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Crowe Thomas, blacksmith S. P. RR., r. 1256 Bryant
Crowe Thomas W., butcher, r. 11 Folsom Av
Crowe Timothy, locksmith and bellhanger, llo Fourth,
r. 75 Fourth
Crowe William H., harnessmaker, r. 709 Minna
Orowell Charles H., superintendent Laurel Hill Cem-
etery, r. 3209 .Clay
Crowell Charles I., with Sroufe & McCrum, r. 1217
Jones
Crowell George C, compositor, r. 1120 Folsom
Crowell George E., mining, r. 405 Turk
Crowell James P., dentist, office and r. 215 Kearny
Crowell Martin L., route agent Wells, Fargo & Go's
Express, r. 1928 Sutter
Crowell Prentiss, r. SW cor Pennsylvania Av and
Butte
Crowell Walter T., compositor, r. 102 Langton
Crowell William L. , postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 44 Sixth
Crowell Z. Mrs., widow, r. 1603 Larkin
8^ Crowell. See Croall
Crowhurst William, grand lecturer I. O. G. T., r. 1041
Twenty-fourth
Growl Bradford A., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 509 Bryant
Crowley Annie, widow, r. Palmer, bet Thirtieth and
Thirty-first
Crowley Bartholomew, baker, r. 320 Fifth
Crowley Bridget, widow, r. 65 Everett, rear
Ciowley C, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1426 Geary
Crowley C, shoemaker, r. 747 J^ Minna, rear
Crowley C. C, bill distributor Haverly's California
Theatre, r. 215 Kearny
Crowley Charles, longshoreman, r. 315 Beale
Crowley Cornelius, fruits and groceries, 334 Third
Crowley Cornelius, laborer, r. 1 Leroy PI
Crowley Cornelius, liquor saloon, NW cor Valencia
and Twenty-sixth
Crowley Cornelius H., sash and door finisher, r. 555
Natoma
Crowley Daniel, blacksuiith, r. 4 Leroy PI
Crowley Daniel, donkeyman SS. Victoria, r. Oakland
Crowley Daniel, S. J., student St. Ignatius College,
214 Hayes
Crowley Daniel F., barber, r. SE cor Fifteenth and
Minna
Crowley Daniel F., mason Presidio Reservation, r. 26
Johnson Av
Crowley Daniel F., porter E. Guittard & Co., r. 1338
Washington
Crowley David, solicitor J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. Bay,
bet Dupont and Kearny
Crowley Deborah Miss, seamstress, r. 125 Rincon PI
Crowley Edward, tailor, 187 Jessie
Crowley Ellen, domestic NW cor Bryant and Oak
Grove Av
Crowley Florence, contractor, r. 749 Harrison
Crowley Florence, laborer, r. 331 Bryant
Crowley F. W., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Crowley George, carwasher Sutter St. RR., r. 1825
Greenwich
Crowley George, stoves and tinware, 230 Sixth, r. 17
Harriet
Crowley James, clerk Charles A. Bayly, r. 117 Vallejo
Crowley James, extraman Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D.,
r. .507 Bryant
Crowley James, shipwright, r. 721 Natoma
Crowley James, steamboatfireman, r. 62 First
Crowley James C, cooper, r. 412 Minna
Crowley James F., teacher music, r. 28 Mission .Av
Crowley Jane Mrs., teacher music, r. 334 Third
Crowley J. E., with A. L. Bancroft & Go.
Crowley Jeremiah, laborer C. P. IIR., r. 216 Waller
Crowley Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 210 Clara
Crowley Jeremiah C, clerk, r. 210 Clara
Crowley Johanna, domestic 1228 Ellis
Crowley John, r. 320 Fifth
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Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26, 28 Howard St.
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Crowley John, r. 2a7 Minna, rear
Crowley John , bookkeeper, r. 749 Harrison
Crowley John, calker, r. 52 Natoma
Crowley John, clerk, r. 6(i8 Clementina
Crowley John, clerk Post Oface. r. 1514 Howard
Crowley John, cooper, r. 339 Tehama
Crowley John, extraman Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D.
Crowley John, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r.
Oakland
Crowley John, horseshoer, r. 553% Stevenson
Crowley John, laborer, r. 52 Minna
Crowley John, laboier, r. 620 Linden Av
Crowley John, laborer, r. E s Billings PI, nr Filbert
Crowley John, laborer, r. S s Shasta, bet Georgia and
Michigan
Crowley John, laborer, r. Caseins Hotel
Crowley John, porter Ruse House
Crowley John, soai) mnfr, r. 1805 Ellis
Crowley John, teamster, r. 117 Vallejo
Crowley John, watchmaker, r. 77 West Mission
Crowley John D., carpenter, r. 12 Layf'ayette
Crowley John D., laborer, r. 567 Stevenson
Crowley John F., foreman United Carriage Co., r. 12
Lafayette
Crowley John J., r. 239 Minna
Crowley John J. (Goetze & Crowley) and deputy
Sheriff, r. 808 Guerrero
Crowley John J., janitor Supreme Court, r. 28 Mis-
sion Av
Crowley John W., boltcutter, r. E s Columbia, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Crowley Julia, domestic 1005 Geai-y
Crowley Katherine, widow, r. 1 Boardman PI
Crowley Katie, domestic 211 Powell
Crowley Katie H. Miss, teacher Evening School, r.
1629 Sacramento
Crowley Lizzie E. Miss, assistant Hamilton Q^rammar
School, r. 1629 Sacramento
Crowley M., laborer, r. NW cor Montgomery and
Greenwich
Crowley Maggie, cook John G. Pierson
Crowley Maggie, domestic 1013 Van Ness Av
Crowley Maggie Miss, r. 125 Rincon PI
Crowley Mark, porter Barnett & Marks, r. 125 Ecker
Crowley Mary, widow, r. 412 Minna
Crowley Mary, cook 1610 Washington
Crowley Mary E. Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. E 8 Columbia, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Crowley Mary L. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 12 Lafayette
Crowley Michael, groceries and liquors, SW cor Har-
rison and Shipley
Crowley Michael, hostler, r. W s Iowa, bet Humboldt
and Nevada
Crowley Michael J., r. 965 Howard
Crowley Nellie Miss, saleslady Mrs. M. A. Butler, r.
334 Third
Crowley Patrick., Chief of Police, office old City
Hall, first floor, r. 1629 Sacramento
Crowley Patrick, laborer, r. 149 Silver
Crowley Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Pennsylvania and
Sierra
Crowley Patrick, longshoreman, r. 13 Hunt
Crowley Paul, commission merchant, r. 911 Broad-
way
Crowley R. A., forage master Quartermaster's Dept,
Presidio Reservation
Crowley Richard, horseshoer, r. 137 Clara
Crowley Robert, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
433 Geary
Crowley Robert A., bookkeeper, r. 1514 Mission
Crowley Stephen, shoemaker, r. N s Day, bet Church
and Sanchez
Crowley Stephen, steward, r. 346 Fourth
Crowley Stephen F., clerk The State Investment and
Insurance Co., r. 749 Harrison
Crowley Timothy, fireman P. C. SS. George W. Elder
Crowley Timothy, laborer, r. N s Day, bet Sanchez
and Cluirch
Crowley Timothy J., attorney at law, 429 Montgom-
ery, r. San Rafael
Crowley Timothy J., horseshoer, NE cor Merchant
and Drumm, r. 553 Jij Stevenson
Crowley Timothy K., blacksmith, r. 237 Minna
Crowley Vincent P., r. 802 Howard
Crowley William, laborer, r. 752 Bryant
Crowley William, tailor, 187 Jessie, r. 1511 Taylor
Crowley William B. , salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
320 Fifth
Crowley William C. conductor Market St. RB., r. 123
Fifteenth
Crowley William J., carriagesmith, r. 648 Jessie
Crowley William J., expressman, cor Davis and Cali-
fornia, r. 2827 Clay
Crowley Witt, laborer, r. 83 Clementina
Crown David, foreman Salomon, Wise & Cohn
Crown Harris, capitalist, r. 736 J^ Grove
Crown Isaac, barber, r. ISHopeton Terrace
Crown Joseph, clerk, r. 516 Fulton
Crown Louis, seaman, r. 516 Fulton
Crown Morris H., clerk The Examiner, r. 736 }g Grove
Crown Myer, clerk, r. 736 }g Grove
Crown Point Extension Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 44
Cro^vn Point Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Storey Co., Nev.) James Newlands secretary, 327
Pine, room 3
Crown Point Ravine Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Gold Hill, Nev.) J. M. Buflnngton secretary, 309
California, room 4
Crown Se-»vingr Macliine Co., Samuel Hill gen-
eral agent, 634 Market
Crowson Charles, seaman P. C. SS. Salinas, r. 411
Bryant
Croxall Julius D., agent Lindlev & Co., 405 Front, r.
225 Ellis
Croyland John, journalist, r. 1427 Mason
Croze August, laundry, 231 Ritch
Crozer Enoch L., patternmaker, r. 510 Howard
Crozier Robert B., compositor, r. 2111 Jones
Crozier Samuel, barber, r. 1108 Mason
Crozier William J., r. 019 Pine
Cruden David, shipwright R. S. Alexander, r. 2545
Howard
Cruikshank Joseph, packer, r. 562 Minna
Cruikshank P., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Cruise William, plasterer, r. 127 Guerrero
Cruise William Jr., driver Zimmermann, Strouse &
Co.,r. 127 Guerrero
Crumar B., stevedore George Whitney
Crumllsk James, teamster, r. 307 First
Crummey Eugene, butcher Dunphy «& Co., r. Tenth
Av, bet N and P. South S. F.
Crummey Jame^ (Crummey & Hall) r. 16 Erie
Crummey John A., butcher, r. Tenth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Crummey John T., butcher, and extraman Hose No. 7,
S. F. F. D., r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Crummey Owen, butcher, r. Tenth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Crummey Rebecca, widow, r. E s Railroad Av, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth Avs, South S. F.
Crummey & Hall (James Crummey and James Hall)
wholesale butibers and cattle dealers. First Av,
nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Crump Annie Miss, shoefitter, r. 131 Thirteenth
Crump Martha, widow, r. 131 Thirteenth
Crump Walter, machinist, r. 342 Third
Crupper William, boxmaker, r. 2 Langton
Crusader Hall, 1159 Mission
Cruse Ferdinand (Heydeuaber & Cruse) r. 102 Mason
Crusett Gilberta A., widow, r. 1231 Stockton
Crusoe Charles W., secretary The American Detective
and Collecting Agency, 214 Sansome, rooms 25-26,
r. 902 Twentieth
Crusoe George, waiter Palace Hotel Restaurant
Crusell F. R., blacksmith and bellhanger, r. 407 Bran
Cruz Charles H., printer, r. 1616 Mason
Cruz Elizabeth, widow, r. 1616 Mason
Cruz Manuel, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r.
Oakland
Cruz Mary A. Miss, copyist, r. 529 Filbert
Crnz Micaela, widow, r. 529 Filbert
B^" Cruz. See Cruise. Krooss and Kruse
Cruza Adolph, butcher, 734 Minna
Cruza Mary Miss, milliner, r. 734 Minna
Cryan James, helper S. F. Brass Works, r. 640
Howard
Cryer Charles, engineer, r. 1423 Pine
Crystal Paliice Association, Thomas W. Hinch-
man secretary. Fillmore, bet Post and Sutter
Crystal Palace Saloon, Hageman & Haquette
proptrs, 5 Kearny and 12 Geary
Crystal Salt Works, Plummer Brothers prpptrs, Hey-
wood & Henley agents, 224 Clay
Crystal Soda Water Co., Frank Maxsou president, S.
R. Simmons secretary and superintendent, NEcor
Onion and Stockton
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Crystal Vinegar Works, Bobiuson & Hinze proptrs, cor
Fourteenth and Folsom
Cubbon Thomas, laborer, r. E b Illinois, bet Shasta
and Napa
Cubery "William M. (Cubery & Co.) r. 818 Powell
0 U JjJjXb 1 (& (jUi (William M. Cu-
bery) steuiii printers, 415 Market, l»e-
low First
Cubitt W. C, stenographer Western Union Tel. Co.
Cucagna Autoue, cook Roeco Beban, 1140 Dupont
Cuche Frederii'k, dog trainer, r. E s Mission, nr Six
Mile House
Cucorno Gaetano, cutler, r. 1015 Folsom
Cueuel Alfred, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 1424
Powell
Cuciiel Emile, carrier The Guide, r. 1917 Mason
Cueuel George, glass polisher, r. 1424 Powell
CucuruUo Vincenzu, Italiaa Ben. Soc, 423 Wash-
ington
Cudennec Francis, teamster, r. 472 Tehama
CuiUlihy Joseph, shoeeutt^r, r. 335 OTarrell
Cuddy Catheiine Mrs., r. li Haywood
Cuddy Jeremiah, deckhand C. P. KR. Co's Wharf, r.
2 Washington
Cuddy John, laborer, r. 823 Brannan
Cuddy William, r. 872 Mission
Cudworth Abel W., capitalist, r. 2420 Fillmore
Cud worth John W., capitalist, r. 2018 Union
Cue William, junk, 314 Jackson, r. 22 Erie
Cue William G., deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 22
Erie
BS" Cue. See Kuh
Cuello Enrique J., Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Cuello Joseph J. (Joseph J. Cuello & Co.) r. 715 Na-
toma
Cuello Joseph J. & Co. (Joseph J. Cuello and Tibur-
cio Carlos) harnessmakers, 525 Pacific
Cuenin Udefonse, bookkeeijer Campi's Restaurant, r.
107 Montgomery Block
Cuerbo Jose, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 1010 Mont"
gomery
Cuflf J.ihn (Cuff & Dewey) r. 7 Park Av
CUFF & DEWEY (aoh„ c^^ and
Josiah A. Detvey; manufacturers orna-
mental furniture, organs and pianos,
431 Fourtli
Cuglievan Nicolaus, helper L. Radovich & C6.,r. 921
Harrison
Cugurno Gio. B., Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cugurno Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Culbert Charlotte C, widow, r. 9G9 Harrison
Culbert William C, machinist, r. 909 Harrison
Culbertson Arthur, witb W. 11. Chapman, r. Union
Club
Culbertson Maggie Miss, matron Chinese Mission
Home (Presbyterian) r. 933 Sacramento
Culbertson M. E. Mrs., r. 726 Mission
Culbreth Robert E., editor and publisher City Argus,
629 Kearny, r. 2722 Folsom
Culiu John L., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
2629 Howard
Cull Henry C, clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg-& Bowen,
r. Oakland
Cull Mary, domestic 2910 Bush
Cull William, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
le^Cull. SeeKull
CuUen Andrew Rev., pastor St. John The Baptist's
Church, r. 1122 Eddy
Cullen Charles, housefitter, r. 2733 Bryant
CuUen Charles, sergeant police, r. 737 Harrison
Cullen Daniel J., plumber melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 611 Turk
Cullen Edward, grainer, r. 786 Harrison
Cullen Edward, shoemaker Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
Berkeley
Cullen Edward F.. clerk P. J. Sullivan, r. 529 Howard
Cullen Gerald, night inspector Cnstom House, r. 2013
Taylor
Cullen James, dyer,"r. 303 Capp
Cullen James, laborer Enterprise Mill and Building
Co.
Cullen James, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Shasta
and Sierra, rear
Cullen James B., porter Wells, Fargo & Co's Express,
r. Gil Turk
Cullen .Teffery, president 8. F. Copper Mining
Co., 320 Sansome, room 10, r. San JosS
Cullen John, driver, r. 1502 M Polk
Cullen John, laborer, r. 3053^ Capp
Cullen John, laborer, r. 2 Lincoln PI
Cullen John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
CuUen John J., superinteuilent factory George C.
Shreve vV Co., r. 2101 Steiner
Culleu L. R. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 1220 Valencia
Culleu Margaret, domestic 1633 Mission
Cullen Mary, domestic 717 Post
CuUen Mary, domestic 2 Hoff Av
Culleu Michael, seaman, r. 025 Davis
Cullen Paul, stovedoie, r. 178 Minna
Cullen Paul A., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 59
South Park
CuUen Philip, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Culleu Richard, dairy. Seventh Av, nr Golden Gate
Park
Cullen Thomas, r. i511 Turk
CuUen Thomas, helper Risdou I. and L. Works
CuUen Thomas, laborer, r. cor Eighteenth and Capp
Cullen Thomas, liquor saloon, NW cor Devisadero
and Ellis
Culleu Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 25 Bitch
Cullen Thomas D., r. 421 Folsom
CuUen Thomas D., plumber, r. 19 Natoma
Cullen Thomas W., porter Wells, Fargo & Co's Bank,
r. 53 Clementina
Cullen William, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Cullen William, property clerk old City Hall, r. 59
South Park
CuUey John P. (CuUey & Foree) r. 607 Howard
CuUey & Foree (John P. CuUey aud George H. Foree)
stoves and hardware, 11G6 Market
CuUigan Andrew, laborer, r. 27 Kate
CuUigan Ellen, dressmaker, r. NE cor El Dorado and
Utah
CuUigan Frank S., hackman, r. 118 McAllister
CuUigan Hannah, widow, groceries and liquors, 218
Ritch
CuUigan James, gardener, r. 18 Gilbert
CuUigan James, laborer, r. 218 Ritch
CuUigan John, gardener and florist, 704 Turk, r. 707
Van Ness Av
CuUigan Michael, cattle dealer, r. NE cor El Dorado
and Utah
CuUigan Michael J., packer H. Fishbeck, r. NE cor El
Dorado and Utah
CuUigan Michael Jr., soapmaker H. Fishbeck, r. NE
cor El Dorado aud Utah
CuUim Michael, teamster, r. 137 Lily Av
CuUimore John, gardener, r. 581 Mission
CuUinan Dennis (CuUinau & Co.) r. 026 Harrison
CuUinan James, plumber and extraman Engine No. 9,
S. F. F. D., r. 77 Natoma
Cullinan <& Co. (Dennis CuUinan and Charles
Montgomery) wholesale groceries, 406 Commercial
CuUinane Henry, clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 65 West
Mission
CuUinane James, carpenter, r. 65 West Mission
CuUinane Jeremiah J., japanner Seller Bros. & Co., r.
Oakland
CuUinane L. J., harnessmaker, r. 65 West Mission
CuUinane Michael, shoemaker, r. W s Church, nr
Thirtieth
CuUum Charles, special policeman, r. 360 Jessie
CuUum Frank, contractor, r. 360 Jessie
CuUum Frank D., special policeman, r. 360 Jessie
CuUum Jeremiah, r. 1.52.J Market
CuUumber John (Carl & Co.) r. W s Bryant, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Cully James, milkranch, Seventeenth Av, bet S and
T, South S. F.
Culmerry William S., porter San Jos^ Woolen Mills, r.
224 Fourth
Culp Daniel S., health inspector, U O'Farrell, r. 1812
Webster
Culp James D. (J. D. Culp kCo.) r. San Felipe
Culp J. D. & Co. (James D. Culp, William B.
Isaacs, Samuel K. Thornton and William Mac-
donald) wholesale cigars and leaf tobacco, 16
Front
Culver Amy H. Miss, operator American District Tel.
Co., r. 1111 Clay
Culver Edward L., r. 102 Sixth
Culver Frank D., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 19
Taylor
Culver James, driver, r. 31 First Av
Culver James H. , secretary Industrial Exhibitions
of the Mechanics' Institute, and School Director,
27 Post, r. 1111 Clay
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314
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Culver J. H., bartender, r. 325 M Bush
Culver Marshall L., foreman S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 214 Shotwell
Culver Orrin B., salesman Le Count Bros., r. 1511
Lark in
Culver Paul, bookkeeper, r. 2 Chatham PI
Culver William L., clerk Frank Bros., r. 2 Chatham
PI
Culverwell .Joseph E., teamster, r. 1325 Ellis
Culverwell Stephen S., r. 2249 Mission
Cumberson William, machinist Joshua Hendy, r.
Oakland
Cumberton Thomas, quartermaster P. M. SS. City of
New York
Cumins Judson, carpenter, r. 5 Haggin
Cumius William, furniture finisher, r. 5 Haggin
Gumming Alexander M., bookkeeper George H. Foster-
r. Fruit Vale
Cummiug David, machinist, r. 20 Fell
Cumming Fiudlay, woodturner, r. 10043^ Natoma
Cumming George, machinist, r. 20 Fell
Cumming George, marine surveyor Cal. Insurance
Co., r. Fruit Vale
Cumming George M., student, r. 20 Fell
Cumming George K., seaman P. M. SS. City of Syd-
ney
Cumming James, r. 224 Mission
Cumming Peter W., r. cor Twenty-eighth and Mission
Cummiug R. M. (Elliot & Cumming) r. The Baldwin
Cummings A. Giraud, embroiderer, r. 1515}^ Market
Cummings Alexander, freight clerk P. M. SS. City of
Peking, r. 100 3i Third
Cummings Alouzo A., r. 2101 California
Cummings Anderson, bartender Caleb Coates, r. Oak-
land
Cummings Annie G. Miss, bookkeeper Hixson, Justi &
Co., r. 1515)4 Market
Cummings benjamin F. (Cummings' Sons) r. 327
Kearny
Cummings Benjamin F., salesman Boos Bros., r. 109
Montgomery
Cummings Charles D., nightwatchman Jackson St.
Wharf, r. 236 Fremont
Cummings Daniel, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Cummings Delia, widow, r. 129)^ Welsh
Cummings Delia, domestic 1024 Franklin
Cummings E. A. Mrs., r. 17 Third
Cummings Edward, car conductor, r. Stanford Hotel
Cummings Frank H., livery and boarding stable,
87-89 Stevenson, r. 1515 H Market
Cummings George H., machinist William T. Garratt,
r. 924 Folsom
Cnmming's, Giinmel «k Co. (Henry K. Cummings
and Edward G. Gimmel) fruit and produce com-
mission, 424 Battery and 327 Washington
Cummings Harrison R. (Pike & Cummings) r. 513
Geary
Cummings Henry, miner, r. 711 Natoma
Cummings Henry A., chief clerk treasurer's office C.
P. RR., r. 417 Laguna
Cummings Henry K. (Cummings, Gimmel & Co.) r. 20
Perry
Cummings James, carpenter, r. 907 Union, rear
Cummings James, carpenter, r. Columbia Hotel
Cummings James, glassblower, r. 129 Ji Welsh
Cummings James, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 728 How-
ard
Cummings James, woolgrader, r. 934 Harrison
Cummings James F., upholsterer, r. 974 Harrison,
rear
Cummings James J., carpenter, r. 45(i Twentieth
Cummings John, r. 18 Ritch
Cummings John, drayman Petersen & Co., r. 181G
Scott
Cummings John, hostler Omnibus RR.
Cummings John, quartermaster P. M. SS. City of Rio
de Janeiro
Cummings John, shipcalker, r. 320}^ Seventh
Cummings John, stoue mason, r. 211 Stevenson
Cummings John Jr., liquor saloon, 211 Stevenson
Cummings John P., teamster, r. 2373^ Fifth
Cummings John P. Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
237 M Fifth
Cummings Joseph, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Cummings Laurence, laborer, r. 70i) Natoma
Cummings Lewis B. (Cummings' Sous) r. 314 Sixth
Cummings Maggie, r. 129 )i Welsh
Cummings Mary, widow, r. 1159 Mission
Cummings Mary, domestic 1414 Post
Cummings May, saleslady, r. 1820 O'Farrell
Cummings Michael, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Cummings Michael, laborer, r. 104 Welsh
Cummings Michael F. (Cummings & Harrington) r.
2608 Bush
Cummings Patrick, horseshoer, 317 Leavenworth, r.
2808 Sacramento
Cummings Patrick, laborer, r. W s Alabama, bet
Twenty-sixth and Army
Cummings Plympton, carpenter, r. 929 Clay
Cummings Qulncy C, clerk general passenger and
ticket agent C. P. RR., r. 610 Hayes
Cummings Ralph E., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. 13
Powell
Cummings Rodger D., coal oil, W s Landers, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Cummings Ross, clerk I. N. Choynski, r. 13 Powell
Cummings Sarah, widow, r. 623 Powell
Cummings Sarah, domestic 1010 Geary
Cummings Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 281 Minna
Cummings Sarah M. N. Miss, r. 1416 Sacramento
Cummings' Sous (William Jr., Lewis B. and Benja-
min F.) watchmakers and jewelers, 327 Kearny
Cummings Thomas, horseshoer, r. 2808 Sacramento
Cummings Thomas, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Cummings Timothy, carpenter, r. 1814 Scott, rear
Cummings Wallace E., carpenter, r. 13 Powell
Cummings Walter B., commission merchant, 415 Cal-
ifornia, r. San Mateo
Cummiugs William, r. 11 Second Av
Cummings William, teacher, r. 517 Ellis
Cummings William Jr. (Cummings' Sons) r. 2137
Mission
Cummiugs William F., machinist, r. 251 Perry
Cummings William H.^r. 226 Shotwell
Cummings William L., watchman S. F. Laundry, r.
1326 Fillmore
Cummings & Harrington (Michael F. Cummings and
W. D. S. Harrington) bookbinders, 509 Clay
Cummins Abraham, house painter, r. 17 M Sumner
Cummins AJley H., shorthand reporter lawdept C. P.
and S. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 40, r. San Mateo
Cummins Anne, widow, r. 9 Welsh, rear
Cummins Emma, widow, groceries, 438 Shliiley
Cummins George W., painter, r. 1254 Howard
Cummins George W., salesman Shot Tower, r. 780
Stevenson
Cummins Harry C, clerk A. C. Reid, r. 1254 Howard
Cummins Patrick, attorney at law, 630 Clay, r. 119
Taylor
Cummins Patrick J., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-second and Mission
Cummins Tristrum, r. 780 Stevenson
Cummins William T., clerk land dept S. P. EK., r.
1104 Market
l3S"Cummins. See Commms. Cummings and Comyns
Cumiskey John, porter Whitney & Marshall, r. 308
Fremont
Cumisky Patrick, laborer, r. 448 3<j Third
CuL Gregorio, musician, r. 11133^ Kearny, rear
Cunard James F., machinist H. P. Gregory & Co., r.
317 Sutter
Cunard Royal Mail Steamsliip Co., Williams,
Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
Cuneo Anclrea, laborer, r. 2217 Mason
Cuueo Antonio, real estate, r. 11 Jasper PI
Cuueo .\ugust, peddler, r. 820 Pacific, rear
Cuneo Bartholomew, butcher, r. 4 Cadell Alley
Cuneo Bartolumeo (Ratto ^'ic Cuueo) r. 623 Howard
Cuneo Bartolomeo, drayman, r. 515 Uniou, rear
Cuneo Brothers (Charles and John) fruits, cigars,
etc., SE cor Pine and Dupont
Cuueo C. & Co. (Charles Cuneo and Domenico Glnoc-
chio) liquor saloon, 539 Washington
Cuneo Charles (C. Cuueo & Co. I r. 1719 Stockton
Cuneo Charles (Cuneo Brothers) r. 8 Virginia PI
Cuneo Charles L. , salesman G. Camilloni & Co.,r. 422
Vallejo
Cuneo Domlnico (Lquis Cuneo & Co.) r. 416 Fifth
Cimeo Dominico, capitalist, r. 509 Stockton
Cuneo Giovanni, butcher, 309 Broadway, r. 311 Broad-
way
Cuneo Giovanni, drayman, r. 13 Jasper PI
Cuneo Giovanni, teamster, r. 4 Maiden Lane
Cuneo Hlppolyte, molder, r. 251 Kj Clementina
Cuneo John (Cuneo Brothers) r. SE cor Pine and Du-
pont
Cuneo Joseph, groceries and liquors, NW cor Taylor
and Francisco
Cuneo Louis, r. 1904 Powell, rear
SUN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^shing^doni^ short notice
I MArnnMniinU importer of and dealer in coal and pig iron,
J. iriHUUUilUUUn, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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315
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Cuneo Louis (Louis Cuneo & Co.) r. 1518 Howard
Cuneo Louis, porter D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. 311
Broadway
Cuneo Louis k Co. (Louis and Dominico Cuneo and
Francisco Eatto) mufrs wlndmillB, 1513 Howard
Cuneo Michael, r. 222 Francisco, rear
Cuneo Michael, salesman Justinian Caire, r. 251 !-4
Clementina
Cuneo Pablo, drayman, r. 13 Jasper PI
Cuneo Peter, shoemaker, 70;i Front
Cuneo Stefauo, laborer, r. 706 Montgomery Av
Cuupo Stephen, clerk, r. 224 Francisco, rear
Cuneo Teresa Mrs., r. 222 Francisco, rear
Cunhii Manuel, r. ii26 Kearny
Cuniff Patrick, laborer Maydaleu Asylum
Cunitfe Mary Mrs., r. .520 Mission
Cunliffe Henry, machinist, r. 7 Margaret PI
Cunliffe James C, conductor Sutter St. IIR., r. 1408
Pine
Cunliffe John, upholsterer, 037 Howard
Cunnane Peter, driver, r. 332 Tenth
Cunnair A. E. Miss, dressmaker, 207 O'Farrell
Cunueen Arthur, groceries and liquors, SW cor Mont-
gomery and Filbert
Cunneeu John, bricklayer, r. 007 Ivy Av
Cunniff Bernard, dishwasher Brooklyn Hotel
Cunniff Michael, messenger P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r.
10.5,"^ Freelon
Cunniff Peter, pressman H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. 1807
Jessie
Cunniff Thomas H., tinsmith P. M. SS. Co., r. 317
Third
Cunuiff William, horse and cattle dealer, cor Twelfth
and Market
Cunniff William A., bellhauger, r. 1807 Jessie
Cuuuiugham A. J., fireman S. P. RR., r. 536 Sixteenth
Cunningham Alice (Jr., widow, r. 180y Pierce
Cunningham Alice T. Miss, dressmaker, r. 55 Jessie
Cunningham Ann, widow, r. 55 Jessie
Cunningham Ann H., widow, r. 1010 Geary
Cunningham Annie, dressmaker, r. 1812 Geary
Cunningham Annie L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 55 Jessie
Cunningham Arthur S., chief clerk delivery dept
Wells, Fargo & Co's Exijress, r. 105 Stockton
Cunningham Bernard, laborer, r. W s Maryland, bet
Sierra and Humboldt
Cunningham C. Mis., restaurant, 530 Sixteenth, bet
Valencia and Mission
Cnnniiig^liain, Cnrtiss & Welch (James Cun-
ningham, Edwin B. Ourtiss and Samuel B.Welch)
importers and jobbers books, stationery, etc., SW
cor Sansome and Sacramento
Cunningham Daniel, stableman, r. 6 Cleavelaud
Cunningham Delia, domestic 1017 Van Ness Av
Cunningham Elizabeth, domestic 123 Ninth
Cunningham F. F., finisher, r. cor Bay and Larkin
Cunningham Francis J., liquor saloon, 2213 Powell
Cunningham Frank, hackman, r. 224 Fourth
Cunningham George, foreman distributing room La
Grande Laundry, r. 207 Thirteenth
Cunningham George H., r. lO'.t Montgomery
Cunningham George U., millhand Union Box Factory,
r. 158 Perry
Cunningham G. Loring (Macondray & Co.) r. 2211 Van
Ness Av
Cunningham H. Mrs., widow, laundress, r. 139 Clara
Cunningham Harry, harnessmaker, r. NW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Cunningham Henry, fireman tug .Etna, r. SE cor Eliz-
abeth and Castro
Cunningham H. I., carriagemaker, r. 885 Seventeenth
Cunningham James (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch)
r. New York
Cunningham James, r. 902 Folsom
Cunningham James, brickmason, r. 21 Ritch
Cunningham James, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Cunningham James, seaman P. M. SS. City of Syd-
ney
Cunningham James A., longshoreman, r. 816 Folsom
Cunningham James A., stevedore, r. 13 Ritch, rear
Cunningham John, r. "dS Pine
Cunningham John, brickmason 8. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 841 ii Harrison
Cunningham John, boilermaker, r. .53 Natoma
Cunningham John, carpenter, r. 20St Gough
Cunningham John, clerk Dennis Geary, r. NE cor Fol-
som and Fremont
Cunniughaai John, copyist, r. 424)<J Clementina
Cuuningham John, expressman, NW cor First and
Mission, r. 308 Fremont
Cunningham John, laborer, r. E s Dame, bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Cunningham John, laborer, r. Hampshire, bet Six-
teenth and El Dorado
Cunningham John, machinist, r. 315 Bryant
Cunningham John, patternmaker, r. 2 Tehama
Cunningham John Rev., 8. J., professor St. Ignatius
College, 214 Hayes
Cunningham John, seaman, r. 138 Clara, rear
Cunningham John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Cunningham John, teamster Oregon Imp. Co.
Cuuningham John, wood, coal, hay and grain, 124
Twenty-fourth, r. 1127 Columbia
Cunningham John F., clerk Dalton & Gray, r. 623
Nineteenth
Cunningham Joseph, boilermaker, r. 53 Natoma
Cunningham Joseph, peddler, r. 22 Clinton
Cunningham Joseph E., warehouseman, r. Es Minne-
sota, bet Butte and Solano
Cunningham Joseph H., student, r. 623 Nineteenth
Cuuningham Kate, domestic 1001 Powell
Cuuningham Kate Mrs., r. 11133«5 Kearny, rear
Cunningham Lawrence, bookkeeper Shea, Bocqueraz
& McKee, r. 625 Grove
Cunningham M., coalpasser P. M. 88. Colima
Cunningham Maggie, domestic 2316 California
Cunningham Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. E. Peiser,
r. 1024 Howard
Cunningham Mary, widow, r. 347 Minna
Cuuningham Mary, domestic 1014 Union
Cunuingham Mary, domestic 1416 Sutter
Cunningham Mary A., widow, r. 11 Bagley PI
Cunuingham Mary B., widow, adjuster U. 8. Mint, r.
130 Golden Gate Av
Cunningham Mary E. Miss, necktiemaker, r. 55 Jessie
Cunningham Mary J. Miss, cioakmaker, r. 55 Natoma
Cunningham Michael, foreman Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 906 Howard
Cuuningham Michael, harnessmaker, r. NW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Cunningham Michael, teamster, r. NW cor Bay and
Powell
Cunningham Michael C, master mariner, r. 1814
O'Farrell
Cunningham Michael J., cooper, r. 411 li Sixth
Cunningham Morris, tinsmith, r. 102 Eddy
Cunningham Nelson U., shoemaker, r. 402 Hayes
Cunniugham Oweu, farmer, r. W s Mission, bet Ban-
dall and Thirty-first, rear
Cunningham Patrick, boot crimper, r. S s Preclta Av,
nr Mission
Cuuningham Patrick, carpenter, r. 1122 Harrison
Cunningham Patrick, coachman 514 Leavenworth
Cuuningham Patrick, laborer, r. 216 Ninth
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Cuuningham Patrick, laborer, r. 908 Sansome, rear
Cunniugham Patrick, laborer, r. 68 Jessie
Cunningham Peter, first assistant engineer P. C. SS.
Idaho, r. SE cor Jersey and Noe
Cunningham Peter, glasscutter John Mallon, r. NW
cor Eighth and Braunan
Cunningham Philip J., clerk Cope & Boyd, r. 55 Jessie
Cunningham Philip J., stock clerk Sachs, Heller &
Co., r. 524 Geary
Cunningham P. R. (Chapman & Cunningham) r. Ala-
meda
Cunningham Richard, longshoreman, r. 20 Stanford
Cunniniiham Robert, r. 550 Mission, rear
Cunninghaui Robert, shoefitter, r. 000 Mission
Cuuningham Robert, messenger Wells, Fargofe Co., r.
1010 (ieary
Cunningham Robert B., real estate and housebroker,
320 Sansome, room 2G, r. 1503 Washington
Cunuingham Robert D., lettercarrier Post Office, r.
1325 Washington
Cunningham Samuel, engineer, r. 158 Perry
Cunningham Simon D., collector, r. 1325 Washington
Cunningham Stephen, tailor, 35 Third, r. 183 Jessie
Cunuingham Stephen J. (Clar & Cuuuiugham) r. 707
Hyde
Cunniugham T. A., proptr Haywards Express, 106
Davis, r. Haywardis
Cunniugliam Thomas, r. N s North Point, bet Larkin
aud Polk
Cunuingham Thomas, coachman, r. 383 Dolores
Cunniugham Thomas, laborer, r. 571 Howard, rear
Cunningham Thoma.s, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf
Cuuningham Thomas, waiter, r. 03i> Commercial
Cunningham Thomas B., deputy Tax Collector, r.
424 Ji Clemeutiua
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1»3 »»PEAR JKTKEKT.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Cunningham Thomas M., r. 130 Golden Gate Av
Cunningham Thomas S., telegraph operator, r. NW
cor Thirteenth and Folsom
Cunningham William, hostler, r. 1604 Post
Cunningham William, seaman, r. ii Steuart
Cunningliani William, secretary Safe Deposit
Co., office SE cor Montgomery and California, r.
1010 Geary
Cunningham William, stevedore, r. 445 Natoma, rear
Cunningham William E., wireworker, and extraman
Hook and Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 319 Frank-
lin
Cunningham William L. (Z. H. Cunningham & Son)*
r. 885 Seventeenth
Cunningham William R. secretary Fpper San Joaquin
Irrigating Canal Co., and Fresno Land Co., 434
California, room 7, r. 24'2t) Fillmore
Cunningham William W., salesman Marcus C. Hawley
& Co., r. 2019 Broadway
Cunningham Z. H. (Z. H. Cunningham & Son) r. 885
Seventeenth
Cunningham Z. H. & Son (Z. H. and William L.)
blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 2313 Mission
Cunningham's Warehouse, J. W. Cox & Co. proptrs,
NW cor Front and Green
Cupid Co-Operative Distilling Co. (Cincinnati) C. J.
Boskowitz agent, 312 Sacramento
Cnpples Samuel & Co. (of St. Louis, Mo.) wood-
en and -willow ware, D. B. Holmes agent, 123 Cali-
fornia
Cuppa John, carpenter, r. Columbia Hotel
Cura John, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
CuTby Margaret, widow, lodgings, 224 Fourth
Curdy Henry, driver, r. 176 Laguna
Curdy Michael J., policeman, r. S s Pacific Av, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Curlett William (Curlett & Eisen) r. 912 Pierce
Cnrlett & Kiseii (William Curlett and Theodore
A. Eisen) architects, 330 Pine, rooms 22-23
Curley Cornelius, expressman, r. 1316 Harrison
Curley James, bartender, r. 420 Jackson
Curley James, miner, r. 456 Minna, rear
Curley James, porter A. Baumgarten & Co., r. SW cor
Park Hill Av and New Park Road
Curley J. H. & Co. (John H. Curley) merchant tail-
ors, 14 Montgomery
Curley John, contractor, r. 705 Hayes
Curley John, groceries and liquor.s, cor Columbia and
Twenty-third, r. NW cor Potrero Av and Twenty-
second
Curley John, laborer, r. 03 Colton
Curley John, stevedore, r. 212 Broadway
Curley John, teamster, r. 420 J^ Shipley
Curley John H. (J. H. Curley & Co.) r. 1909 O'Farrell
Curley Lawrence, oiler C. P. RR., r. 24 Freelon
Curley Maggie, domestic 1326 Geary
Curley Martin J. (William Curley & Sons) r. SW cor
Filbert and Baker
Curley Mary A. Miss, dressmaking, 5 Sixth
Curley Michael, hostler, r. 26 Bluxome, rear
Curley Michael, laborer, r. 225 Austin
Curley Patrick, blacksmith, r. 982 J^ Harrison, rear
Curley Patrick, driver, r. 209 Tehama
Curlt y Patrick, driver, r. 743 Harrison
Curley Patrick, hor.seshoer, r. 9323^ Harrison
Curley Patrick, hostler; r. 23 Everett
Curley Patrick, laborer, r 218 Willow Av
Curley Patrick, liquor saloon, NW cor Bryant and
Third
Curley Patrick, longshorenian, r. 157 Tehama
Curley Peter, hostler, r. 26 Bluxome
Curley Peter, lio,stler, r. 125 Shipley
Curley Thomas, blacksmith, r. 54 Everett
Curley Thomas, clerk A. Baumgarten & Co., r. 1316
Harrison
Curley Thomas, laborer, r. 519 Shotwell
Curley Thomas, laborer, r. 1008 Buchannan
Curley Thomas, messenger Quartermaster's Dept
U. S. A,, Presidio Reservation, r. 146 Zoe
Curley Thomas P. (William Curley & Sons) r. SWcor
Filbert and Baker
Curley William (William Curley & Sons) r. SW cor
Filbert and Baker
Curley William, clerk, r. cor Potrero Av and Twenty-
second
Curley William, porter A. Baumgarten & Co., r.l324)<i
Harrison
Curley William &Son8 (William, Thomas P. and Mar-
tin J.) proptrs Golden Gate Dairy, SWcor Filbert
and Baker
Curounet Jean, waiter, r. 520 Stockton
Curragh John M., druggist, 413 Bush
Curran Agnes, widow, r, 631 ^ Stevenson
Curran Ann, widow, r. 6 Tehama
Curran Annie, widow, r. 1419 Kearny
Curran Bernard, cutter J. Lancaster & Co., r. 517
Pine
Curran Catherine, widow, bakery, 1617 Fillmore
Curran Charles H. (Curran & Galvin) r. Berkeley
Curran Charles P., clerk J. Lancaster & Co., r. 517
Pine
Curran Daniel, signpainter J. C. B. Haudbine, r. 29
Valencia
Curran Daniel, waiter, r. 641 Commercial
Curran Daniel A., butler J. H. Evers, r. 807 Kearny
Curran Edward, boilermaker Fulton IronWoiks.r.
357 Howard
Curran Felix, groceries and liquors, 745 Brannau
Curran Honora, widow, r. 410 Grove
Curran Hugfh, projirietor Franklin Hotel, SE cor
Sansome and Pacific
Curran James, law student M. Cooney, r. 403 Van
Ness Av
Curran James, Longshoremen's Ben.Assn,737 Mission
Curran James R., salesman Michels, Friedlander &
Co., r. lOlDupont
Curran John, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 106
Minna
Curran John, driver Michael CuiTan, r. 717 Brannan
Curran John, laborer, r. 1411 J^ Kearny
Curran John, laborer, r. Washington Hotel
Curran John, porter Greenwich Dock Warehouse, r.
749 Minna
Curran John, superintendent Fire Alarm and Po-
lice Telegraph, Brenham PI, nr Clay, r. 23 Stock-
ton
Curran John, teamster, r. 215 Broadway, rear
Curran John E., carpenter, r. 321 Clementina
Curran John W., traveling salesman Triest & Co., r.
22 Metcalfe PI
Curran Katy Miss, starcher Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 410 Grove
Curran Lawrence, porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
125 Ivy Av
Curran Lavsrence Jr., clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 125 Ivy Av
Curran Mary, domestic 1108 Post
Curran Mary, widow, r. 321 Clementina
Curran Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 2 Washington
Curran Mary K., physician, office and r. 920 Market
Curran Michael, bakery, 717 Brannan
Curran Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Curran Michael, real estate, r. 7 Varennes
Ciirran Nellie E. Miss, saleslady Kennedy, Brennan &
Co., r. 321 Clementina
Curran Patrick, carpenter, and extraman Engine No.
4, S. F. F. D., r. 144 Second
Curran Patrick L., liquor saloon, NW cor Fourth and
Berry
Curran Sadie Mrs., r. 439 Bush
Curran Samuel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Curran Sarah, domestic 1213 Leavenworth
Curran Thomas, boilermaker, r. S s Seventeenth Av,
bet Q and R, South S. F.
Curran Thomas, boxmaker, r. 410 Grove
Curran Thomas, fruits and vegetables, 8 New Metro-
politan Market, r. 617 Mission
Curran Thomas, laborer, r. 611 Seventh
Curran Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, r. 7 Varennes
Curran Thomas J., boilermaker, r. 6 Tehama
Curran Timothy, shormaker, r. 1118 Church
Curran William, musician, r. 3240 California
Curran William, peddler, r. SJc. Boardman PI
Curran & Galvin (Chiirles H. Curran and James A.
Galvin) liquor saloon, 301 Jessie
Curren John, carriage painter, r. 2 Alger PI
('urren Joseph, cooper, r. 949 Bryant
Curren Samuel, laborer, r. 11 Decatur
Currie A. L. & Co. (Arthur L. and Mrs. Renette Our-
ri») books and stationery, 514 Post
Currie A. L., driver S. F. News Co., and (A. L. Currie
& Co.) r. 514 Post
Currie Donald, carpenter, r. 116 Dorland
Currie Frank P., machinist, r. 19 Bryant Av
Currie John, liquor saloon, 254 Brannan
Currie Joseph S., mining, r. 1832 Market
Currie Neil, wiredrawer A. S. Hallidle, r. Golden
Eagle Hotel
Currie Renette Mrs. (A. L. Currie & Co.) r. 514 Post
Currie Robert, carpenter, r. 623 Locust Av
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jefete
offer Goods Lower than any House
J in this city. 119 Montgon»ery St.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WAMHINO CAI.I.KI> FOR AND DKIilVERKD.
OFFICE, 64» jnARKET MTRKFT.
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317
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CiUTie Thomae, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 17
Hubbard
Currie Thomas, laborer P. M. S3. Go's Wharf
10" Currie. See Curry
Currier Ada Miss, saleslady George Haas, r. 816 Grove
Currier Albert C, butcher, r. fi Margaret PI
Currier Amos, frames, eiiKraviugs and oil paintings,
103 Dupont, r. N B Sixteenth, bet Sanchez and
Noe
Currier Benjamin T., extraman engine No. 6, S. F. F.
D , r. 1320 Hyde
Corrier C. Bodwell, physician, sjiecialty diseases
of the throat and chest, ofifice and r. 427 Geary.
OfiBce hours 11 to 12 a. m. and 7 to 8 p. m.
Currier Charles H., block and pumpmaker,28 Market,
r. 816 Grove
Currier E. H. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Second Av
Currier Francisco, r. 1717 Stockton
Currier George F., r. 35 Valparaiso
Currier James M., warrant clerk assay dept U. S.
Mint, r. 110 Eighteenth
Currier James P. (Carlson & Currier) r. 412 Taylor
Currier John, journalist, r. 1401 California
Currier John B., r. 35 Valparaiso
Currier Joseph H., truckman, r. 2012 Taylor
Currier M. H. Mrs., assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 2012 Taylor
Currier Milton L., clerk Amos Currier, r. N 3 Six-
teenth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Currier Wallace O., attorney at law, r. N s Sixteenth,
bet Sanchez and Noe
Currier Willis J., commission merchant and
agent Buffalo Grape Sugar Co., oflBce 205 Front, r.
1312 Taylor
Currin Mary A., domestic 2417 Buchanan
Currington Annie Mrs., r. 217 Perry
Curriugtou Joseph, tinsmith, and extraman Engine
No. 4, #. F. F. D., r. 144 Second
Curry Alexander, laborer, r. 15}^ Tehama
Curry C. F., jeweler, r. 334 Clementina
Curry Charles H. M., r. 334 Clementina
Curry Daniel, painter, r. 233 Fell
Curry Edward J., cutter John H. Tobin, r. 1626 Eddy
Curry Frank J., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 519 Fol-
som
Curry John, r. 106 Eleventh
Curry John, r. 1598 Bush
Curry John (N. Curry & Brother) r. 450 Bryant
Curry John, bellman Occidental Hotel
Curry John, painter, r. 35 Louisa, rear
Curry John J., bookkeeper John Taylor & Co., r. 334
Clementina
Curry K. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 1212 Broad-
way
Curry Luke P., machinist, r. 278 Minna
Curry Maggie E. Miss, saleslady P. McCann, r. 519
Folsom
Curry Mary, widow, r. 240 Fifth
Curry M. E. Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. 278 Minna
Curry Michael, laborer, r. 407 Tehama
Curry N. h Brother (Nathaniel and John) guns, pis-
tols and sporting materials, 113 Sansome
Curry Nathaniel (N. Curry vt Brother) r. 2416 Howard
Curry Patrick, r. 278 Minna
Curry Patrick, pressman S. F. Candle Co., r. SE cor
Alameda and Utah
Curry Kodger, lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 14
Bonita
Curry Samuel, r. Columbia Hotel
Curry Samuel, clerk Charles Mayer, r. 519 Folsom
Curry Samuel F., elevatonnau Palace Hotel
Curry T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Curry Theresa, widow, r. 511) Folsom
Curry Thomas, carpenter, r. nr Ocean View Station
Curry Thomas, laborer, r. 41t> Fifth
Curry William, hostler, r. 421 Bush
Curry William K.., seaman, r. 1012 Kearny
Curry William H., r. 109 J^ Langton
Curry William K., clerk Solomon F. Purdy, r. 334
Clementina
(^ Curry. See Currie
Curtaz Benjuinin, pianos, 20 O'Farrell, r. 5 Bag-
ley PI
Curtaz Henry, bookkeeper Benjamin Curtaz, r. 5 Bag-
ley PI
Curtice Frank, barber, r. 533 Sacramento
Curtin Andrew, r. 227 Geary
Cart.in C, Importer and wholesale and retail dry
goods, 911-913 Market, r. 318 Ellis
Curtin Carrie Mrs., shoefitter, r. NW cor Howard and
Seventh
Curtin Catherine, widow, r. 8 Henrietta Square
Curtin Daniel, dairyman Timothy Linehan, r.E s Ber-
lin, nr Burrows
Curtin Daniel, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. cor
Twenty-fourth and Noe
Curtin David, tanner Philip Hesthal & Co.. r. 121 Fif-
teenth
Curtin David W. (Morris & Curtin) r. 905 Minna
Curtin David, r. 309 Minna
Curtin Deborah, widow, r. Es Scott, nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
Curtin Edward H., car conductor, r. 228 Minna
Curtin Frank, purser P. 0. SS. San Vicente, r. Oak'
land
Curtin J., r. Montgomery's Hotel
Curtin James, prison guard (Folsom) r. 1336 Pacific
Curtin James, stoves, groceries and liquors, 480 Jessie
Curtin Jennie, domestic 1211 Taylor
Curtin John, office 240 Montgomery, room 15
Curtin John, proptr Fulton House, 112 Steuart
Curtin John J., clerk C. Curtin, r. 641 Natoma
Curtin Julia, widow, groceries and liquors, 506}^ Na-
toma
Curtin Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 9 Taylor
Curtin Mary, domestic 2326 Fillmore
Curtin Michael, clerk James Curtin, r. 480 Jessie
Curtin Michael, peddler, r. 309 Minna
Curtin Thomas, prison guard (Folsom) r.l336 Pacific
Curtin Thomas J., expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. NW
cor Eleventh and Bryant
Curtin Timothy, expressman, r. 309 Minna
Curtin William tl., clerk Margaret Keeffe, r. NE cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Curtis Albert G., clerk, r. 134 Church
Curtis Ann, domestic 1815 O'Farrell
Curtis Annie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary A. Dunn, r.
1027 Harrison
Curtis Arthur, laborer, r. 545 Mission
Curtis C, helper Kisdon I. and L. Works
Curtis Catherine, housekeeper Thomas Atkinson, W 8
Church, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Curtis Charles, laborer, r. 1 Grant PI
Curtis Charles, laborer, r. 915 Market
Curtis Charles, special policeman, r. 627 California
Curtis Charles W., master mariner, r. 911 Hyde
Curtis Christopher S., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1020
Wasiiington
Curtis Consolidated Mining Co.(GoldHill,Nev.) H. S.
Stone secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 21
Curtis, Dixon <S£ Co. (John W. Curtis and George
W. Dixon) manufacturers cigars, 31)9-313 Clay
Curtis Edward, personal editor Morning Call, r. 143
Third
Curtis Edward B., watchman Pope & Talbot, r. 777
Harrison
Curtis Edwin Emmet, journalist S. F. Chronicle, r.
609 Pine
Curtis Ella, domestic 832 Howard
Curtis Emily Mrs., dressmaker, 131 Post
Curtis Frank, commercial traveler, r. 924 Natoma
Curtis Frank W., traveling salesman Lilienthal & Co.,
r. 301 Jones
Curtis George, driver Omnibus RR.
Curtis George, seaman, r. 10 Clay
Curtis George W., policeman, r. 529 Sacramento
Curtis G. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2526 California
Curtis Helen M. Miss, teacher Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 3 Pearl
Curtis Henry, lineman Cal. Electric Light Co., r.
20 Louisa
Curtis Henry L., physician, r. 2222 Vallejo
Curtis J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 513 Jones
Curtis James, druggists' agent, 37 Sacramento, room
1, r. 134 Church
Curtis James M. (Landsberger & Curtis) and ganger,
123 California, room 3, r. 445 Bartlett
Curtis Jeremiah, tailor, 4'.) Sacramento
Curtis J. Frank D., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 2222
Vallejo
Curtis J. M., sawfller Union Box Factory, r. Oakland
Curtis Johanna F. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 2626 Folsom
Curtis John (John Curtis & Son) r. 36H Natoma
Curtis John, barber, r. 034 M Natoma
Curtis John, hiirnessmaker, r. 518 Braunau
Curtis John B., manager Woodworth, Schell &
Co., 105 Stockton, and secretary Norwich Gold and
Silver Mining Co., 310 Pine, room 16, r. 1507 Clay
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Curtis John F., salesman O. Lawton & Co., r. 311
Stockton
Curtis John M. (Hoffmann & Curtis) r. 1205 Wash-
ington
Curtis John P., carpenter, r. 424 Sansome
Curtis John W. (Curtis, Dixon & Co.) r. 620 Golden
Gate Av
Curtis John & Son (John and Lawrence) fish dealers,
370 Natoma and 232 Fifth
Curtis Jonathan, salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r.
2222 Vallejo
Curtis Joseph E. Mrs., widow, r. 301 Jones
Curtis Joseph P., carpets, oilcloths, etc., 230 Bush, r.
1308 Larkin
Curtis Joseph R., cabinetmaker, r. 650 Howard
Curtis L. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2222 Vallejo
Curtis Lawrence (John Curtis & Son) r. 368 Natoma
Curtis Lizzie H. Mrs., r. 124 O'Farrell
Curtis M. A. Mrs., mnfr herb ointment, r. lOlti
Treat Av
Curtis Margaret Mis., r. 634 >!j Natoma
Curtis Mary, domestic C02 Sutter
Curtis Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1027 Harrison
Curtis Michael, engineer, r. 1027 Harrison
Curtis Michael, laborer Bay View Distillery, r. cor
Nineteenth Av and F, South S. F.
Curtis M. P., machinist, r. 844 )« Folsom
Curtis P. B., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Curtis Peter, carriage painter, r. 412 Folsom
Curtis Peter, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co.,r. 1135 Folsom
Curtis Peter J., tanner R. Curtis, r. 2626 Folsom
Curtis Richard, tannery, E s San Bruno Koad, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, r.2626 Folsom
Curtis Samuel T., mining, 411}^ California, r. The
Baldwin
Curtis Sidney W., clerk, r. 709 Harrison
Curtis Thomas, j)orter M. Ehrman & Co., r. 447 Minna
Curtis Thomas H., molder, r. 49 Sacramento
Curtis Thomas M., delivery clerk E. V. Hathaway, r.
1016 Treat Av
Curtis Thomas R., entry clerk Held Bros. & Co., r.
1016 Treat Av
Curtis Warren P. (Sweetser & Curtis) r. 3 Pearl
Curtis W. G., superintendent track dept C. P. RR.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 78, r. 1836
Eddy
Curtis William, driver United Carriage Co., r. NE cor
Bush and Polk
Curtis William, teamster, r. 26 Lewis
Curtis Willisim B., auditor Oregon Railway and
Navigation Co., of&ce Folsom St. Wharf, r. East
Oakland
Curtis William E., steward, r. 104 Mission
Curtis William R., purser P. C. SS. Bonita
Curtiss Edward, messman O. R. and N. SS. City of
Chester, r. 180.5 Mason
Curtiss Edwin B. (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch) r.
Occidental Hotel
69*" Curtiss. See Curtaz and Curtis
Ctirtoni F. D. & Co. (Frank D. Curtoni and Anto-
nio Vucassovich) fruits and vegetables, NE cor
Turk and Larkin
Curtoni Frank D. (F. D. Curtoni & Co.) r. 617 Turk
Cusack Rose Mi.KS, r. 715 Brannan
Cusack Thomas, groceries and liquors, 715 Brannan
Cusack Thomas, shipcalker, r. 2617 Harrison
Cusack William M., r. 514 3^ Third
8^ Cusack. See Cusick
Cu.sanovich John, Austrian Ben Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
CushLon Edward W. D., bookkeeper, r. 824 Bush
Cusheon Jlargaret, widow, r. 824 Bush
Gushing Andre, machinist, r. 49 Tehama
Cushing Annie, domestic 804 Jones
Gushing Benjamin, Ship Calkers' Assn., 44 Spear
Cushing Charles A., tinsmith, r. 2418 Pacific Av
Cushing Charles D., insurance solicitor Falkner, Bell
& Co., r. 821 California
Cushing Charles H., secretary The State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., 218 Sansome, r. Oakland
Cushing Clinton, physician, office and r. 300 Stockton
Cushing Ellen Miss, fanc.vgoods, i:!! Third
Cushing Ellen Miss, principal Tyler Street Primary
School, r. l.')24 (iolden Gate Av
Cushing Hanson P., salesman Kirklaud & Thompson,
r. 523 Kearny
Cushing John H., machinist, r. 1003 Powell
Cushing Kate, widow, r. 343 Fifth
Cushing Martin, r. 16 Lily Av
Cushing Michael, hostler, r. 1606 Market
Gushing Nathaniel, conductor Geary St. RB., r. 1537
Geary
Cushing Sidney B., bookkeeper American Sugar Re-
finery, r. Saucelito
Cushling Nathan, laborer, r. 1010 Washington
Cushman Charles D., r. 1829 Howard
Cushmau Ralph, apprentice Cook & Trounson, r. 1122
Golden Gate Av
Cushman Willi im, Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear
Cushman William H., miner, r. 4 Highland Terrace
Cusich Stephen, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Cusick Edward, laborer Pac. Scouring Co., r. 424 Va-
lencia
Cusick EUen, widow, r. 157 Clara
Cusick Ellen, groceries, 117 Ninth
Cusick James, foreman J. H. Swain, r. 1 Grant PI
Cusick James E., plumber, r. 937 Mission
Cusick James J., draftsman .Sltna Iron Works, r. 1
Grant PI
Cusick John, carpenter, r. 447 3^ Natoma
Cusick John, driver John Moore, r. Oakl.ind
Cusick Margaret Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 447 J^ Natoma
Cusick Michael, boilermaker, r. 305 Minna
Cusick Patrick, carpenter, r. 2430 Sacramento, rear
Cusick Patrick F., toll collector San Quentin Ferry,
r. 671 ?•> Clementina
Cusick Thomas P., clerk Tom. C. Grant, r. 1 Grant PI
Cusick W. A., physician, r. 810 Mis.sion
B^- Cusick. See Cusack
Custom House Block, SE cor Sansome and Sac-
mento
Custom House U.* S., NW cor Washington and
Battery
Custonio Escolazico £., bootblack, r. 225 Bush
Cuthbert Elizabeth, widow, r. 163 Silver
Cuthbert George, messenger land office C. f. RB., r.
728 Harrison
Cuthbert James N., messenger ticket auditor C. P.
RR., r. 275 Minna
Cuthbert Joseph D., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co.,
r. Alameda
Cuthbert William W., printer, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Cuthbertson Frederick W., reporter The Bradstreet
Co., r. 1049 Mission
Cuthberson William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Cuthill Alexander, machinist, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Cuthill James S. , engineer, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Cutlar Roger, dentist, 715 Clay, r. 1925 Taylor
Cutlen John, real estate, r. 9 Pinckney PI
Cutler Alfred, superintendent Cutting Packing Co.,
r. 804 Jones
Cutler Ann Mrs.,r. 1521 Jd Market
Cutler Charles, packer, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Union
Cutler Charles W., bookkeeper A. T. Eggleston, r.
1617 Turk
Cutler C. S., r. NE cor Fillmore and Union
Cutler Cyrus (Cutler & Pearson) r. Napa, Cal.
Cutler Edward W., tinner James De La Montanya, r.
Oakland
Cutler Elijah B., r. 1737 Broadway
Cutler Frank S., clerk E. Detrick & Co., r. NE cor Fill-
more and Union
Cutler Samuel M. (Sisson, Crocker & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Cutler William F., veterinary siu'geon, 1324 Market.
r, 606 Pine
Cutler & Pearson (Cyrus Cutler and Thomas
A. Pearson) depot Napa Soda Springs, 11 Drumm
Cutsinger S. & Co. (Ediuburg, Ind.) mufrs starch, W.
S. Houston fi Co. agents, 215 California
Cuttee Frank T. .tanner J. Beisel, r. W s Pennsylvania
Av. bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Cutten Edward L. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.) r. 2516
Sacramento
Cutter Aaron, wharfinger Mission St. Wharf, r. Oak-
laud
Cutter Alfred, stableman J. F. McDonald & Co., r.
435Piue
Cutter B. B. Mrs., widow, r. 500 Van Ness Av
Cutter B. O., mining, r. 113 Powell
Cutter Charles E., bookkeeper Eppinger & Co.
Rafael
Cutter Daniel (Cutter & Co.) r. 845 Harrison
Cutter David S., printer, r. 410 Clay
Cutter Edward, cook, r. 337}^ Shipley
Cutter Edward B., cashier G. W. McNear,
Octavia
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COOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office. 33 Geary St.
Insurance Company.
FIRE AND MARINE.
Head Office, 415 California St.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
C. li. TAYLOR President
J. N. KNOWLES T Vice-President
ED. E. POTTER Secretary and Treasurer
I. STEINHART Manager Anglo-Californian Bank
R. D. CHANDLER Merchant
GUST AVE NIEB AUM Vice-Consul to Russia
J. B. STETSON Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson
J. J. McKINNON Shipping Merchant
FRANCIS BLAKE Blake, Bobbins & Co.
E. B. POND Capitalist
ALFRED BARSTOW Rhodes & Barstow
C. L. DINGLEY Shipping Merchant
C. L. TAYLOR Shipping and Commission Merchant
J.N. KNOWLES Shipping and Commission Merchant
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A FEftTURE PECULIAR TO THIS COMPANY
Is, that under its By-Laws, from twenty-five to fifty per cent, of its
profits must be laid aside as a reserve fund for the better
protection of its policy-holders.
''A Wonderful Fountain of Health/'
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A Natural Spring Water of Transcendent Purity.
The Finest Table Water known; as a
Beverage it is Unequalled, Palata-
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Medicinal Properties
are Unexcelled.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR ALL KIDNEY AND BLADDER DIFFICULTIES,
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND CONSTIPATION.
For Sale on Draught by first-class Druggists ; by the Bottle at all
public places of resort, and in bulk and in cases, by
JOHN T. CUTTING & CO.,
407 Front St.. Sole Agents.
nm nm milwiee beeb.
J. IViACOONOUGH,
I31POUTER OP AXD DEALER IN ALJ. KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAIi, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Cutter Frederick I., lettercarrler Post Office, r. 711 >!i
Nineteenth
Cutter George, bartender Kuss House, r. 407 Taylor
Cutter George H., bookkeeper George R. Spinney, r.
108 Ridley
Cutter Harry, commission merchant, r. 1G08 Bush
Cutter Horace F., capitalist, 52;^ Montgomery, r. Union
Club
Cutter James, laborer P. M. 8S. Co's Wharf
Cutter James H. (Cutter, Lloyd & Co.) r. 1G08 Bush
Cutter James W., printer, r. 14 Cleaveland, rear
Cutter John, seaman, r. Ni)rth Pacific Hotel
Cutter John D. & Co., mnfrs silk fabrics (New York)
Allen C. Reid agent, 2G New Montgomery
Cutter, Lloyd & Co. (James H. Cutter and Charles
R. Lloyd) grain, jiroduce and commission mer-
chants, SE cor Clay and Davis
Cutter & Co. (Daniel Cutter and John P. Robertson)
dravnaen, 304 Davis
B^ Cutter. See Kutter
Cutting Calvin W. engineer S. P. RR., r. 521 Valencia
Cutting Daniel, junkdealer, r. N s Twenty-fourth,
bet Castro and Noe
Cutting Dennis, junkdealer, r. N s Twenty-fourth,
bet Castio and Noe
Cutting E. Mrs., widow, r. 350 San Jose Av
Cutting Eugene A. ( Arnold & Co.) r. 3.50 San Jos6 Av
Cutting' Francis, vice-president Cutting Packing
Co., 17-41 Main, r. Oakland
Cutting John T. (John T. Cutting k Co.) r. 1717 Eddy
Cutting Jolin T. «& Co. (John T. Cutting) im-
porters and commission merchants and ajjents
Standard Sugar Refinery and Falk's Milwaukee
Beer, 407 Front
Cutting Lewis, machinist Cutting Packing Co., r. 332
Bryant •
Cutting Michael, junkdealer, r. N B Twenty-fourth,
bet Castro and Noe
Catting Packing Co., Sidney M. Smith presi-
dent, mnfrs hermetically sealed goods, 17-41 Main
CuvellierB. C, clerk James De Fremery *: Co., r. 1718
Leavenworth
Cuvellier B. Charles, coal inspector Quartermaster's
DeptU. S. A., r. Abbotsford House
Cuvillie William T., expressman, r. 149 Shiplej'
Cuzner Eliza, widow, r. 108 Shipley
Cyclops Engine and Machine Works, Talt
& Hainque proprietors, 11.5-117 Beale
Dylan der Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Cypher D. S., merchant, r. 32 Golden Gate Av
Cyrus C. H., student Heald's Business College
Czapkay E. G., lauudryman, S. F. Daundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiuer
Czapkay L. J., physician, office and r. 127 Mont-
gomery
Czamecki Antoni, clerk, r. 009 Pine
Czeirwinski August, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Czipowski August, captain schr Arthur, r. 119 Fran-
cisco
Dabcovich J. & Co. (John Dabcovich and Atbanasios
Anagnostopovilos) fruits, 1020 Market
Dabcovich John (J. Dabcovich k Co.) r. 102 Ppwell
Dabelich George, cook, r. 813 Stockton
Dabelsteiu Henry (Meyer k Dabelstein) r. 834 How-
ard
Dabis Hans, telegraph editor California Demokrat, r.
nna Clay
Dabovich George, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montr
gomery
Dabovich Michael, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dabovich Nicholas, salesman Luke G.Sresovich & Co.,
r. Ia3 Chestnut
Dabus Henry, cook, r. .517 Minna
Dacey .John, laberer, r. 44 Louisa
Dacey Patrick C, sawyer, r. 179 Minna
Daclin Charles, blacksmith, 702 Sansome, r. 1032
Clay
Daclin Emile, blacksmith, r. 1032 Clay
Daclin Eugene, blacksmith, r. Eighth Av, bet J and
K, South S. F.
Dacy Cornelius, fireman Sprinjf Valley W. W., r. Bay,
bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Dacy Lizzie, domestic 1423 Post
Dacy Michael, laborer, r. 13 Ritch
Dacy Michael, teamster, r. 2116 Powell
Dadami Joseph, cook, r. 249 Fourth
Dadd Charles, cook, r. 1'244 Mission
Dadro Pietro A., Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Dady Cornelius, carpenter, r. 2114 Mason
Dady Mary, presser Cliarles J. Holmes, r. 41 Quinn
Daegener William, real estate, r. 922 Powell
Daemon John J. (Daemon & Brother) r. Golden Gate
Casino
Daemon Reinhard (Daemon & Brother) r. Golden
Gate Casino
Daemon & Brother (John J. and Reinhard) proptrs
Golden Gate Casino, Golden Gate Park
Daeweritz Morris, cook, r. 3.56 Jessie
Dafeldecker Charles, carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Dager Joseph W., real estate, r. 1140 Pacific
Dagger C. T. M. Mrs., r. 1018 Market
Daggett , r. 244 Taylor
Daggett James, seaman P. M. SS. South Carolina
Daggett Rosanna Mrs., r. 620 Larkin, rear
Daggett W. T., bookkeeper, r. 311 Dupont
Dagnel J. Mrs., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1160 Folsom
Dagney Agnes, domestic 1S12 Jackson
Daguino C, cigar mufr, 318 Broadway
Dagniuo Laura Miss, teacher music, r. 811 Vallejo
Dagnino Mary, widow, r. 811 Vallejo
Dagnino Paolo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Dagostine Mausuetto, laborer, r. 20 Boardman PI
Dahinden Joseph, tailor, r. N s Jessie, bet Ninth and
Tenth
DahlB. F., president North Gould & Curry Mifiing
Co., and secretary Ida Mining and Mill Co., 18
Stevenson Building, r. 210 Eddy
Dahl Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Dahl Henry, butcher, 216 Second
Dahl Henry, laborer, r. 707 Twenty-first
Dahl John, carpenter, r. 9 Pacific
Dahl Peter, driver Central RR., r. 607 Seventh
B^"Dahl. See Dall
Dahlberg Adolph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dahlberg Alexander, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Dahle Carsten, bartender, r. 640 Fourth
Dahle Charles O., driver, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Castro
Dahler Henry M. G., captain schr Premier, r. Junc-
tion Market, Sixteenth and Noe
Dahlgreu Benjamin, laborer, r. 587 Harrison
Dahlgren Carl, lithographer M. Schmidt & Co., r.
Oakland
Dahlgren Daniel, Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Dahlin E. C, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Dahlin John O., tailor, r. 603 Pine
Dahllof Herman, first mate schr Excelsior, r. 10
Commercial
Dahlmann Charles (E. Guittard & Co.) r. 421 Van
Ness Av
Dahlmann Nathan, salesman Triest& Co., r. 122 Post
Dahlquist Olif P., liquor saloon, 433 Bush
Dahlton Oliver, carpenter, r. 311 Harrison
Dahlziel Duncan, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Dahm Augustus, teacher languages, r. 920 Jackson
Dahm Charles, astrologer, r. 121 Ellis
Dahmel August E. G., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Turk and Scott
Dahmke Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Berry and Ritch
Dahne c", longshoreman, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Dahnhart Herman, porter Haas Bros., r. 1006 Minna
Dahoney Williaui, lougslioreman, r. W s Sanchez, bet
fourteenth and Fifteenth
Dahse Theodore, laborer, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Daigueau Delia, widow, r. 557)^ Stevenson
Daigneau Edward, laborer, r. 525 Sixth
Daigneau Oliver, laborer, r. 525 Sixth
Dailey Emma G., saleslady Joseph Silverman, r. 22
Metcalfe PI
Dailey George, seaman P. C. SS. State of California, r.
15 Minna
Dailey Michael, laborer, r. 15 Decatur
Daily Examiner, Examiner Publishing Co. pub-
lishers and proprietors, office HOO Market (Phelan's
Block) editorial and com loosing rooms, 538 Sac-
ramento
Dally Excliango The, Exchange Publishing Co.
publishers and proprietors, Grattan Perry mana-
ger, otlice :i(Hi Moiitgoinery
Daily Hotel Ga/.ette, William P. Harrison editor
and proprietor, 518 Sacramento
TDally John, shoemaker, r. 72 Everett
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH. 1°^
JOHN WIGMORE,
:^ Spc»r St.
G. D. MORSE,
PBtOTOORAPIIKR. 820 MARKET ST.
Pliologrraph^ in all ilH branclies executed iu any style^
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Daily Law Journal The, Stockwell & Co. pub-
lishers and. proprietors, 538 Sacramento
Daily Mary, widow, r. 1220 Powell
Daily Register, G. A. Ware publisher, 1250 How-
ard
Daily Report The, The Daily Report Publishing
Co. publishers and proprietors, office 238 Mont-
gomery
Daily Report Publishing Co. The, (William
M. Bunker and Amos C. Hiestor) priuti'i's and pub-
lishers, S. F. Stock Exchange Building, branch
office, 238 Montgomery
Daily William, porter, r. 30 Rausch
B^'Daily. See Dailey, Daley and Daly
Dain Thomas, solicitor, r. 308 Sutter
Daingerfield M. E. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1220
Folsom
Daingerfield Williani R., attorney at Jaw and
court commissioner, 234 Montgomery, rooms 8-9,
r. 502 Powell
B^Daingerfield. See Dangerfield
Dairey Anne J., widow, bakery, 731 O'Farrell
Dalsley John, sawyer, r. 702 Mission
Daisley John Mrs., dressmaker, r. 762 Mission
Daisley Samuel, carpenter, r. 349 J^ Minna
Dales Edmund (Daiss & Schmitt) r. 8 Oak PI
Daiss Karl, driver, r. N s Point Lobos Av, bet Thirty-
second and Thirty-third Avs
Daiss & Schmitt (Edmund Daiss and George
Schmitt) Alaska Saloon, NW cor Bush and Kearny
Dake Edmimd C, agent Arizona Journals, 65 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. 1709 Turk
Daker Alexander, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Dakin Charles W., bookkeeper C. S. Drake & Co., r.
1910 Polk
Dakin E. A., agent Edison's electric pen and press
and electric pen-writer, and manufacturer Multi-
plex copying tablets, 320 Sansome, rooms 40-41
Dakin Edwin (Dakin k Llbbey) r. 517 Fell
Dakin May Mrs., r. 1910 Polk
Dakin William, fruits and vegetables, 1037 Howard
Dakin & Liitohey (Edwin Dukinand John G. Lib-
bey) commission merchants, and managers Com-
mercial Soap Co., 223 Sacramento
Dalby Edward, engineer, r. 638 Green
Dale Albert C. (Dale Brothers) r. Turk St. Hotel
Dale Benjamin, seaman, r. 9 Broadway
Dale Brothers (Albert C. and William C.) cigar mnfrs,
943 Market
Dale Charles F., with D. M. Osborne & Co., r. 808
Howard
Dale Martin, insniance solicitor, r. Turk St. Hotel
Dale William C. (Dale Brothers) r. Turk St. Hotel
Dale William F. J., machinist, r. 409 Minna
Dalessi Pietro, r. Ticino Hotel
Daley Mrs.,r.S sAlabama.betTwenty-fifth and Twen-
ty-sixth
Daley Ann, dairy, 311 Twenty-eighth
Daley Bartholomew, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 29 Co-
lumbia PI
Daley Bernard, coachman, r. 346 Fourth
Daley Charles, tiuroofer, r. 147 Natoma
Daley Dennis, lumberman, r. 73 Clementina
Daley Edward, hostler, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Daley Eliza, domestic 899 Fulton
Daley Francis R., groceries and liquors, SE cor Twen-
ty-eighth and Alabama, B. H.
Daley Henry, bmssfinisher, r. 2 Hodges Alley
Daley James, laborer, r. 334 Vallejo, rear
Daley James, laborer, r. Tehama, bet Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth
Daley James M., teamster, r. 2 Hodges Alley
Daley Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 6 Boston PI
Daley John, bartender Welsh Hanlan
Daley John, machinist, r. Sei"pentine Av, bet Folsom
and Harrison
Daley John, laborer, r. 52 Jessie, rear
Daley John, laborer, r. 367 Jessie
Daley John, laborer, r. 2 Hodge's Alley
Daley John, laundrymau La Grande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Daley John, marblepolisher, r. 277 Stevenson
Daley John, night watchman Golden Eagle Hotel
Daley Joseph, blacksniith, r. 2916 Fillmore
Daley Lawrence, bartender, r. 3 Rose .\v
Daley Mary, widow, r. 147 Natoma
Daley Michael, laborer, r. 19 Decatur, rear
Daley Michael, seaman, r. 68 Oregon
Daley Nora Miss, burler Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Daley Owen, fireman S. P. RR., r. 212 Sixteenth
Daley Patrick, teamster, r. 1010 Hampshire
Daley R., r. 906 Market
Daley Richard, waiter, r. 148 Natoma
Daley Robert H. (Daley & Wilson) r. 865JA Market
Daley Thomas, cook, r. 29 Second
Daley Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Bernard
Daley Thomas, laborer, r. 1212 Larkin
Daley Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Daley Timothy J., expressman, NW cor Fourth and
Folsom, r. 361 Eleventh
Daley William, packer, r. North German House
Daley W. J., laborer S. F. Cordarge Factory
Daley >Si Wilson (Robert H. Daley and Charles R.
Wilson) architects, 310 Pine
B^Daley. See Dailey, Daily and Daly
Dalgleish James, cutter T. G. Parker & Co., r. 211
Polk
Dall Charles L., toll collector Broadway St. Wharf, r.
733 Broadway
Dall Christopher C, r. 733 Broadway
Dall Christopher C. Jr., printer, r. 733 Broadway
Dall Cornelius J., real estate, r. 306 Sutter
Dall Edward R., collector Spring Valley W. W., r. 859
Mission
Dall George A., clerk melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 733 Broadway
Dall John H. (Bradley & Rulofson) and importer pho-
tographic and ambrotype materials, 618-620 Clay,
r. Occidental Hotel
Dall Thomas B., r. 859 Mission
e-3*"Dall. See Dahl
Dallam Richard B. (Armes & Dallam) r. Oakland
Dallamore Elizabeth, widow, r. 6 Moss
Dallamore Frederick, baker, r. 6 Moss
Dallamore George, plumber, r. 6 Moss
Dallas James, clerk auditor M. !p. and M. dept C. P.
RR., r. Oakland
Dallas Leonidas, clerk, r. 1206 Market
Dallas Maria, domestic 2 Essex PI
Dallas William S., porter, r. NW cor Greenwich and
Laguna
Dallemaud Albert (Bothin, Dallemand & Co.) r. 909
Polk
Dalliba Henry S., joiirnalist Evening Bulletin, r. 522
Geary
Dallin Rudolph J., cutter Gordan Brothers, r. 540
Washington
Dallman Louis (Dallman & Kahn) r. 619 Larkin
Dallman & Kahn (Louis Dallman and Leon Kahn)
produce commission merchants, 206 Washington
Dally Andrew J., engineer revenue cutter Richard
Rush, r. 109 Van Ness Av
Dally Joseph I., bookkeeper The Singer Mnfg Co., r.
109 Van Ness Av
Dalman Louis, porter, r. 102 Minna
Dalmas A. Mme., widow, r. 1516 Polk
Dalmas Charles, porter, r. 109 Hyde
Dalmas Frank, boltcutter, r. 920 Natoma
Dalmas George W., cooper, r. 780?^ Stevenson
Dalmas J. K., r. 157 Eleventh
Dalmas Preston, boltcutter, r. 920 Natoma
Dalmas William B., cooper, r. 780}^ Stevenson
Dalmas William W., machinist, r. 920 Natoma
Dalmon Mary, widow, r. 17 Clara
Dalraon Theodore, machinist, r. 17 Clara
Dalorei Philip, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. cor Du-
pont and Broadway
Dal Poggetto Rafifaello, Italian Bersaglleri Soc, 625
Broadway
Dal Porto Eliseo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
■ way
Dal Porto Eugenio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Brradway
Dalriinple Hudson, silverplater, r. 7M Dikeman PI
Daltou Annie, domestic 2211 Fillmore
Daltou Daniel, laborer, r. 521 Pacific
Daltou Daniel, laborer, r. 2710 Sutter
Dalton Edward, driver, r. 1208 Valencia
Daltou Eugene, mason, r. SE cor Jackson and Brod-
i erick
I Dalton Eugene Jr., marblecuttcr, r. SE cor Jackson
and Broderick
Dalton Frank (Dalton & Gray) r. NW cor Twenty-
sixth and Fair Oaks
Dalton Frank, machinehand Main & Winchester, r.
218 Ninth
Dalton James, laborer, r. SE cor Jackson and Brod-
i erick
J Dalton James, private school, 2510 Folsom
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEV^ELRY in all Its
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Dalton Jamesi, teamster, r. 913 Battery
Dalton John, stonecutter, r. SE cor Jackson and Brod-
erick
Dalton John H. , plumber, r. 10?^ Rauscb
Dalton John P., painter, r. SW cor Page and Fillmore
Dalton Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. SW cor Page and
Fillmore
Dalton Martin, laundryman City and County Hospital
Dalton Mary, domestic 1104 Market
Dalton Maud Miss, seamstress, r. 415 Bryant
Dalton Michael, horsetrader, r. 44 Quinn
Dalton Michael, laborer, r. 25 Freelon, rear
Dalton Michael, laborer, r. 53 Jessie
Dalton Michael, stevedore A. C. Freese
Dalton Minnie Miss, stationery, 1'20« Valencia
Dalton Patrick, laborer, r. 2710 Sutter
Dalton P. E. (Contra Costa Laundry Assn) r. Oakland
Dalton Richard, laborer, r. 612 Battery
Dalton Richard, chipper Union Iron Works, r, 3 Na-
toma
Dalton Thomas, laborer, r. S s Beale, nr Folsom
Dalton Thomas, merchant, r. 009 Pine
Dalton Thomas B., clerk Dalton & Gray, r. Petaluma
Dalton William, laborer, r. 53 Jessie
Dalton William, laborer, r. 2710 Sutter
Dalton & Gray (Frank Dalton and James M. Gray)
produce and fruit commission merchants, 404-406
Davis
Daly Annie E., widow, r. 1600 Taylor
Daly Annie Mrs., lodgings, 520 Bush
Daly Bernard H., book and job printer, 609 Merchant,
r. 1047 Howard
Daly Bridget, widow,. r. 1209 Broadway
Daly C, trackman Sutter St. RR.
Daly Catherine, widow, r. 1 Crook
Daly Catherine, domestic 1250 Taylor
Daly Catherine, liquor saloon, W s Alabama, bet
rweuty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Daly Charles H., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. Oakland
Daly Cornelius, coachman, r. 1101 Pacific
Daly Cornelius, laborer, r. 947 Folsom
Daly Cornelius, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Daly Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 118 Dore
Daly Daniel, brassfounder, r. 219 Linden Av
Daly Daniel, laborer, r. 7 ^ Liberty
Daly Daniel J., tinsmith, r. 52 Second
Daly David, blacksmith, 606 Sixth, r. 42 Clarence PI
Daly Dennis, cigarmaker, r. 910 Natoma
Daly Dennis, scavenger, r. 2615 Bush
Duly Edmund, teamster, r. Fifteeuth Av, bet P andQ,
South S. F.
Daly Edward, r. S s Precita Av, bet Mission and How-
ard
Daly Edward, blacksmith, 2312 Pine, r. 2916 Fillmore
Daly Edward Jr., blacksmith, r. 2314 Pine
Daly E. F. Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Shotwell and Twen-
ty-second
Daly Eliza, widow, furnished rooms, 527 Mission
Daly Ellen, widow, r. E s Tennessee, bet Butte and
Solano
Daly Ellen, cook NW cor Powell and California
Daly Ellen, cook 309 Hyde
Daly Ellen, liquor saloon, N s Shasta, bet Michigan
and Illinois
Daly Felix, real estate, r. 411 Ellis
I Daly George, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Daly George W., pressman, r. 506 Fulton
I Daly Hannah, domestic 910 Ellis
I Daly Hannah, fruit and produce, 1913 Hyde
Daly Henry, longshoreman, r. 409 Main
Daly Henry, shoecutter, r. 311 Twenty-eighth
Daly J., r. 36 Clay
Daly James, r. 219 Linden Av
I Daly James, boatbullder, r. S a Twenty-fourth, bet
I Sanchez and Noe
I Daly James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 24 Tehama
Daly James, horseshoer, r. 10 Hubbard
Daly Jnmes, janitor Superior Court, 55 Montgomery
I Block
I Dalv James, laborer, v. 625 Tehama, bet Fifth and
I Sixth
! Daly James, laborer, r. S s Thirty-first, nr Chenery
j Daly James, longshoreman, r. 69 Natoma
' Daly James, salesman Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee, r.
1 668 Twentieth
' Daly James, workman Shot Tower, r. 927 Folf om
' Daly James B., clerk, r. SE cor Shotwell and Twenty-
secoud
Daly James E., commission broker, r. 668 Twentieth
Daly James L., longshoreman, r. 8 Berry
Daly James T., cook, r. 11 Hubbard, rear
Daly James W., blacksmith, r. 34 Fifth Av
Daly Jeremiah, laborer, r. 27 Natoma
Daly Jeremiah, hibcrer Magdalen Asylum
Daly Jeremiah, porter, r. 31 Dorlaiid
Daly Jerome, cigarmaker, r. 910 Natoma
Daly Johanna Miss, shoefittcr, r. l-J Twenty-second
Daly John, clerk, r. 449 Jessie
Daly John, coachman. 1250 Taylor
Daly John, hostler, r. SE cor Twentieth and Point Lo-
bos Avs
Daly John, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Daly John, lumberman, r. 122 Howard
Daly John, marble polisher, r. 277 Stevenson
Daly John, molder, r. 410 Clementina
Daly John, salesman John Hauly, r. 1020 Mission
Daly John, shoemaker, r. 564 Mission
Daly John, stablemac City RR., r. 16 Cedar Av
Daly John B., collector, r. 1305 Mission
Daly John C, liquor saloon, 159 Second
Daly John D., deputy Superintendent Streets (and
Daly & Kinne) r. 1027 Valencia
Daly John F., machinist, r. 726 Han-ison
Daly John H., r. 520 Bush
Daly John H., Ship Calkers Assn, 44 Spear
Daly John J., bartender, r. 642 Stevenson
Daly John P., third officer O. and O.' SS. Belgic
Daly John R., tailor, r. 9 Liberty
Daly Joseph, blacksmith, r. 2314 Pine
Daly Katie, domestic 410 Eddy
Daly Lawrence, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 2018 Fol-
s om
Daly Lawrence H., cook, r. 213 Minna
Daly Margaret Mrs., seam.stress, r. 109 Minna
Daly Martin, laborer, r. 186}^ Vaudewater
Daly Mary, domestic, r. 1219 Powell
Daly Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 101 Stevenson
Daly Mary, governess, r. 219 Liuden Av
Daly Mary A., dressmaker, r. 225 Golden Gate Av
Daly Mary G. Miss, tailoress, r. 1220 Powell
Daly M. F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. S s Precita Av, bet
Mission and Howard
Daly Michael, laborer, r. cor Twenty-sixth and Va-
lencia
Daly Michael, porter, r. 1715}^ Jones
Daly Michael, sheetiron worker, r. 525 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Daly N. Miss, janitress Garfield Primary School
Daly Norah Miss, dressmaker, r. 1219 Powell
Daly Patrick, hostler, r. 21 Freelon
Daly Patrick, laborer C. P. RR.. r. 21 Clinton
Daly Patrick, laborer, r. 521 Mission
Daly Patrick, laborer, r. 114 Clinton
Daly Patrick, longshoreman, r. 542 Howard
Daly Patrick, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Daly Patrick, stonemason, r. r. 19 Minna
Daly Patrick J., fruit and produce commission, 305-
307 Washington, r. 342 Chattanooga
Daly Samuel, laborer, r. 251 Alabama
Daly Sarah, domestic 2299 Sacramento
Daly Simon, laborer, r. 3036 J$ Si^vteenth
Daly Thomas, laborer, r. 15 Shasta
Daly Thomas, laborer, r. 8 Beideman
Daly Thomas, laborer, r. 40 Stanly PI
Daly Thomas, papercarrier, r. Seventeenth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Daly Thomas, shoemaker, r. 2921 Mission
Daly Thomas, trackman Sutter St. RR.
Duly Thomas D., watchman, r. 720 Tehama
Daly Thomas R,, patternmaker, r. Montgomery's Ho-
tel
Daly Timothy, r. 1010 Montgomery
Daly William, clerk, r. 068 Twentieth
Daly William, shoecutter, r. 910 Natoma
Daly William M., cook O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 16
Steuart
Daly & Kinne (John D. Daly and William H. Kinne)
proptrs San Mateo Dairy, 1010 Valencia
(K^Daly. See Dailey, Daily and Daley
Dam Cleveland L., clerk D. E. Melliss, r. Oakland
Dam Henry J. W., journalist S. F. Illustrated Wasp,
r. Oakland
Dama Luigi, teacher vocal music, r. 201 Powell
Daman Theodore, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Damas Johu, shoemaker, r. Duncan, bet Dolores and
Guerrero
Damaso Viadero, salesman Esberg, Bachman & Co., r.
210 Fell
Daniby Henry, laborer, r. 47- Tehama
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Dameron James P., attorney at law, 640 Clay
Dames William W. (Dames & Butler) r. Alameda
DAMES & BUTLER ,wima„.
W. Dames and Charles A. Butler) pho-
tographers, 715 Market
Damford Charles, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Damkroeger Daniel A., shipwright, r. 1111 Pacific,
rear
Damkroeger Gottlieb, carpenter and builder, r. 1111
Pacific, rear
Damm Oscar, student, r. 762 Mission
Damm Kudolph, expressman, 414 Market, r. N s Ala-
bama, nr Twenty-sixth
Dammann Rudolph, tanner, r. 513 Bryant
Dammasch Louis (Hartmann & Dammasch) r. 402
Grove
Dammes Ernest, foreman A. Brune, r. 2202 Geary
Damon George D., calker, 250 Steuart, r. Oakland
Damon Henry, maltster Herman Zwieg
Damon James E., loan and real estate, 436 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Damon Joseph, shoecutter, r. 616 Jessie
Damon Newton F., machinist Samuel Hill, r. 532 Jes-
sie
Damon Seth T., collector A. T. Eggleston, r. 2238 Bush
Damonte Frank, cigarmaker, r. 3 Vincent
Damonte Lorenzo, i3orter Onesti & Connor, r. 4 Jasper
PI
Damor Jolin, liquor saloon, 590 East, r. NE cor Clay
and Drumm
Dampf Louis, passepartout and framemaker, N E cor
Market and Montgomery, r. 251214 Mission
Damrell Daniel, printer, r. 418 Twenty-fourth
Dams Henry, teacher languages, r. 1419 Powell
Dams Minnie Mrs., teacher needlework, r. 1419 Pow-
ell
Dana George H., r. Palace Hotel
Dana H. A., r. 252 Nineteenth
Dana Mary Mrs., widow, r. 1307 Green
Danaher James, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 621 Minna
Danaher Patrick H., salesman C. Curtin, r. 208J^ Sev-
enth
Danahy Cornelius, r. 14 Boardman PI
Danahy Michael, fireman Sutter St. RR., r. 5 Austin
89" Danahy. See Danehy, Deuahy and Denehy
Danby Henry, foundryman, r. 547 Mission
Dance Henry A., lamps and oils, and teacher lan-
guages, 1803 Polk
Dancer Annie Miss, nurse Cal. State Women's Hos-
pital
Dancer William H., gripman Clay St. ER.,r. 19 Valen-
cia, rear
D'Ancona A. A., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
717 O'Farrell
D'Ancona Alexander 1)., attorney at law, 411}^ Cali-
fornia, room 14, r. 717 O'Farrell
D'Ancona Arnold H., medical student, r. 717 O'Farrell
D'Ancona David A., salesman H. Liebes & Co., r. 717
O'Farrell
D'Andrada Jose, Portuguese Pro. Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Dane Anthony, stableman, r. 2616 Mission
Dane James H., attorney at law. 531 California, r. 235
Fair Oaks
Dane Paul, r. Palace Hotel
Dane Son, Chinese clerk Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, r. 649 Clay
Danehy James H., teamster, r. Beach House.
Danehy Jeremiah, bartender, r. 5 Rausch
Danehy Timothy, laborer, r. 435 Minna
l^~ Danehy. See Danahy, Denahy and Denehy
Danemann Y., clerk, r. 626 Jessie
Danenfelzer Frederick P., cabinetmaker, r. N s Twen-
ty-fourth, bet Vicksburg and Church
Daneri Andrea, teamster, r. 923 Pacific
Daneri Antonio, wholesale and retail hardware
and crockery, 420 Battery, r. 808 Vallejo
Daneri Bartholomew, macaronimaker, r. 4 Bartul
Daneri F. & Co. (Francisco Daneri and Henry
Casanova) importers and jobbers wines and
liquors, and wholesale grocers, 27-29 California
Daneri Francisco (F. Daneri & Co.) r. Genoa, Italy
Daneri Gerolamo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Daneri Gio Batta, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Daneri H. Emilio, bookkeeper Antonio Daneri, r. 808
Vallejo
Daneri John (P. Belando & Co.) r. 1208 Powell
Daneri John, liquor saloon, 131 Pacific
Daneri Lorenzo, r. 1012 Montgomery
Daneri Stefano, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Daneri Tomasso, Garibaldi Guard, r. 423 Broadway
Danforth A. J., mining, r. 1908 Polk
Danforth Edward E., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Oakland
Danforth Edward P., clerk, r. 1200 Mason
Danforth Ed^vin, proprietor Broadway U. S.
Bonded Warehouse, 723 Broadway, and (Bode &
Danforth 1 r. 1200 Mason
Danforth William J., laundryman Occidental Laun-
dry, Filbert, bet Octavia and Gough
Dangerfield Elizabeth, widow, r. Ill Prospect PI
Dangers Annie Miss, r. 5U2H Stockton
Dangers Diederich, salesman Wheatou & Luhrs, r. NE
cor Post and Laguna
Dangers Eliza, widow, r. 5023^ Stockton
Dangers Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Post and
Laguna
Danglada Antonio (Danglada & Co.) r. 18 Prospect PI
Danglada Antonio Jr., salesman A. Baumgarten & Co.,
r. 18 Prospect PI
Danglada Eugene, translator and interpreter, 218 Cal-
ifornia, room 4, r. 2006 Powell
Danglada Ignacio (Mattoon & Danglada) r. 1712 Stock-
ton
Danglada & Co. (Antonio Danglada and J. Verde)
liroptrs Mexican Information Bureau, 506 Bat-
tery, room 6
Danhauser Louis, paper box maker, r. .507)2 Grove
Danhauser Loiiis Jr., clerk Buyer & Reich, r. 507?^
Grove
Danliaiiser Moritz, tftilor, r. 507 3^ Grove
DANICHEFF RID GLOVE FACTORY, n.
c.
Claris proprietor, 114:Po.st
Danick W. H., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Daniel Frank, laborer, r. W s Grant, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Daniel Isidora, widow, r. W s Grant, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Daniel John, butcher, r. 818 Ellis
Daniej John, marble works, 421 Pine, r. 2013 Polk
Daniel Lizzie, domestic 21 Eleventh
Daniel William L., hydraulic and sanitary engineer,
plumber and gasfitter, 234 Post, r. 407 Hyde
Danielewicz Sigismund, r. 729 Bryant
8^" Danielewicz. See Danielwitz
Daniels Benjamin, florist, r. 403 Hayes
Daniels Emma, widow, dressmaker, r. 812 Howard
Daniels Fred., parcel wrapper S. Mosgrove & Bro., r.
120 y< Turk
Daniels Fred. J., compositor, r. 8243^ Pacific
Daniels George J., r. 6 Fella PI
Daniels Gustave, printer, r. 541 Foiu-th
Daniels Harry, longshoreman, r. Ihi Church PI
Daniels Harry, soap maker, r. Five Mile House. Mis-
sion Road
Daniels James, stonemason, r. 662 Harrison
Daniels Jsmes L., butcher, N s Butte, bet Kentucky
and Tennessee, r. E s Illinois, bet Napa and
Shasta
Daniels James M., carpenter, r. 620 Fourth
Daniels John H. M., framemaker Louis Dampf, r.
Mission Road, nr Five Mile House
Daniels Joseph, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 611
Hyde
Daniels Joseph, hostler, SW cor Point Lobes and Fif-
teenth Avs
Daniels Joseph, watchman P.M. SS. Colima
Daniels L., expressman, cor Jackson and East, r. 531
East
Daniel Margaret E., widow, r. 434 Duncan
Daniels Moresi, r. 906 Pacific
Daniels Samuel H., exchange and bullion teller Bank
of California, r. 611 Hyde
Daniels Sarali B. Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 911 Jones
Daniels Thomas, heater Pac. Rolling Mills
Daniels Thomas F., carpenter, r. 817 Filbert
Daniels Thomas J., machinist, r. 911 Jones
Daniels William, cooper, r. 18 Garden .
Daniels William, haruessuiaker, r. W s Noe, bet
Twenty-eighth and Tv.euty-niuth
Daniels William E., clerk, r. 24 Clara, rear
Bt^ Daniels. See Dannals
Danielson Alfred, miner, r. 8 Berry
Danielson Bendix, laborer, r. 31 Clarence PI
Danielson Charles, machinist Pac Rolling Mills
Danielson Daniel E., shoemaker, 26 Sacramento, r.
Oakland
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Danielson JameB, laborer, r. W s Iowa, bet Sierra and
Shasta
Danielson J. W. Mrs., tailoress; r. 10% Sherwood PI
Daniclson K. A., seamau, r. Noi-th Pacific Hotel
Danielson Peter (Anderson & Danielson) r. 1423 Cali-
fornia, rear
Danielwitz Isidor, attorney at law, 13 Montgomery
Block, r. 2312 Mission
Danielwitz Joseph, dry goods, 2939 Sixteenth
Daniot Henry, Swiss Ben. Soc, (!27 Commercial
Dauis Alfred, soap wrapper, r. W s Sherman, bet Sev-
enteenth and Eighteenth
Danis Ozias, packer Murishy, Adams & Co., r. W s
Sherman, nr Eighteenth
fi^" Danis. See Denis
Danklef Frederick, seaman schr Nellie llich.r. 30 Clay
Daiikg John VV. , secretary Board of Bank Com-
missioners, 528 California, r. 1228 Mission
Danks Julia A., Miss, assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 1228 Mission
Danly Francis M., carpenter, r. 1036 Guerrero
Danu Frederick P., attorney at law, r. 808 Mission
Dann Jennie A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 808 Mission
Dann John, seaman schr Anastacia
Dauna Patrick, waterteuder P. M. SS. City of Kio de
Janeiro
Dannals Cliarles W., agent ^tna Life Insurance
Co., 504 Kearny, r. 818 Valencia
Danueker John, driver Market St. KK., r. (;20 Fourth
Danneil Emil, packer J. G. Montealegre, r. 27 Laskie
Dannel E. O., hostler, r. Helvetia Hotel
Dannenbaum J. & S., wholesale dry goods, 124 San-
some
Dannenbaum Joe., salesman J. & S. Dannenbaum, r.
1807 Pine
Dannenbaum Joseph (J. & S. Dannenbaum) r. 908
Van Ness Av
Dannenbaum Moses, salesman J. & S. Dannenbaum,
r. 1807 Pine
Dannenbaum NelHon, harnessmaker, r. 982 Harrison
Dannenbaum Saul (J. & S. Dannenbaum) r. 906 Polk
Dannenberg Joseph, merchant, r. 830 Sutter
Dannenberg William, bal;er, r. 625 Clay
Dannheimer Louis, tailor, 539 California, r. 1004 Hyde
Dannmeyer M. (M. Dannmeyer & Co.) r. NW cor Mis-
sion and Seventh
Dannmeyer M. & Co. (M. Dannmeyer) groceries and
liquors, NW cor Mission and Seventh
Dannmeyer Rudolph, clerk Lilienthal & Co., r. 418J^
Sixth
Danove Dominick, porter, r. 12 Gilbert
Dansiarte Charles (Venaglia &Dansiartb) r.231 Mont-
gomery Av
Dansiarte Edubijes Mrs., dressmaker, 1222 Stockton
Danskin George D., collector, r. 1025 Twenty-first
Danton John H., foreman Fechheimer & Steele, r. 420
Shotwell
Dantz Emil, packer J. C. Bauer & Co., r. 1G18 Stockton
Danu be- Austrian In.snrauce Co. (marine
branch) Hy. Balzer & Co. agents, 209 Sansome
Danziger Samuel, cloak and suit mnfr, 238 Third
Danziger Samuel S., traveling agent Greenebaiim,
Sachs i>c Freeman, r. 1520 Jackson
Danzler Nicolas, r. 605 Broadway
Dapello Agostino. Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Dapello Angelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Dapello Gerolamo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Daras Jean, tailor, r. 1305 Stockton
Darbey Georg'e W., bookkeeper Painter k Co., r.
214 Golden Gate Av
lE^Darbev. See Derby *
Darbyshire D. K., r. 140 First
D'Arcy Alice M. Miss, assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 5 Torrens Court
D'Arcy Charles D., clerk Scofield & Tevis, r. 421
Bush
Darcy Edward, laborer, r. NE cor Ritch and Town-
send
D'Arcy Eleanor, widow, r. 5 Torrens Court
D'Arcy George H., produce, 2434 Mission
D'Arcy James, plasterer, r. 250 !< Tehama
D'Arcy James ■)., saddler, r. 30 Page
Darcy James S., groceries and liquors, 17 Rltcb
Darcy Jereiuiah, machinist, r. 31 Tehama
D'Arcy Jolin, attorney at law, 504Ke3ruy, r. 443 Ji
Natoma
D'Arcy John, gilder, r. 2.50 >4 Tehama
D'Arcy John, janitor Dashaway Hall, 139 Post
D'Arcy John T., clerk, r. 250M Tehama
Darcy Margaret, widow, r. 146 Perry
D'Arcy Richard S., serviceman Spring Valley W. W.,
r. Cook, nr Point Lobos Av
D'Arcy S. J. Miss, teacher, 114 Ninth
Darcy Thomas, carpenter, r. S s Fourteenth, bet Cas-
tro and Noe
Darcy Thomas, carpenter, 413 Clementina
D'Arcy Thomas, laborer, r. E s Columbia, bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth
D'Arcy William H., plasterer, r.250J6 Tehama
Dardanelles Consolidated Gravel Co.(Placer Co., Gal.)
William Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 13
Dardis Lawrence, teamster, r. 24 Turk
Dare John T., clerk, r. 409 Oak
Dargan James, farmer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Dargan William, laborer, r. Chestnut, bet Fillmore
and Webster
Dargan William, wheat shipper and sampler Parrott
& Co., r. 50 Natoma •
Daring John, teamster, r. 1212 Clay
Darioli Lorenzo, jjlumber, r. 440 Broadway
Darius Peter, dishwasher, r. 20 Park Av
Darley J. P., mining, r. 822 Turk
Darling Abram F., miner, r. 2310 Mission
Darling Alonzo P., painter, r. 159 Silver
Darling Catherine V., principal Clark Institute, 239
O'Farrell
Darling Ebenezer, expressman, NE cor Mission and
Fourth, r. 1139 Market
Darling Elizabeth, widow, r. 72 Tehama
Darling Frank g., r. 517 O'Farreil
Darling George, r. 110 Twenty-fourth
Darling George L. (Hardie & Darling) r. 513 Ellis
Darling Harry, varnisher Andrew Frei, r. 125 Lang-
ton
Darling; John A., captain First Artillery U. S.A.,
commanding Post, Fort Point San Jose
Darling John D., sawyer, r. 3047 Sixteenth
Darling Josejih "T., ornamental painter, r. 159 Silver
Darling Lafayette, horsetrainer, r. 3 Grant
Darling William A., invoice clerk Custom House, r.
212 Powell
Darmauey Christina, widow, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Darmer W., architect, r. 134 Fourth
Darmody Michael, milkman. Mission ^oad, opp St.
Mary's College
Darneal Hervey, official reporter Superior Court Dept
No. 7, r. Alameda
Darolles Leon, proptr Model Laundry, 2923 California
DaRoza Antonio, gilder, r. 614 Post
Darr Henry, tool manufacturer, 42 Spear, r. 106 Com-
mercial
Darr H. I., compositor, r. 281 Stevenson
Darr John C, locksmith, r. 106 Commercial
Darragh Dennis, baker, r. 122 5^ Welsh
Darragh Frank J., machine hand, r. 33 Oak Grove Av
Darragh John H., patternmaker, r. 33 Oak Grove Av
Darragh Lucy Mrs., r. 621 Greenwich
Darragh Patrick, gardener, r. 327 Main
Darrell N., bookkeeper, r. Russ House
Darrolls Henry, carpenter, r. 2647 Bush
Darrow Henry (Bowles & Darrow) r. 1009 Stockton
D'Artois Emil, student Heald's Business College, r.
941 Valencia
D'Artois Gaston, traveling salesman Harrison & Dick-
son, r. 941 Valencia, nr Twenty-first
Darville Samuel W., porter, r. 422 Capp
Darwin Charles B. (Darwin & Murphy) r. San Rafael
Darwin <!te Murphy (Charles B. Darwin and Dan-
iel J. Murphy) attorneys at law, 636 Clay
Daryes Richard, real estate, r. W s Laidley, nr Thirty-
first
Dasha-way Association, E. T. Batturs president,
rooms 139 Post
Dashaway Hall, 139 Post
Dashe Theodore, screentenderDunsmuir.Diggle & Co.
Dasher John, milker, r. Old San Jose Road, nr In-
dustrial School
Dasmann Frederick, laborer, r. 80 Coltou
Dasmann Frederick W., clerk W. L. Cook & Co., r. 402
Hnyes
Dasmann William, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Howard and Thirteenth
Dassonville Frederick, salesman Marcus C. Hawley &
Co., r. 903 Larkin
Dastugue Gabriel, butcher, 12 Clay St. Central Mar-
ket, r. 1116 Sacramento
Dastugue Pierre D., laborer, r. 1334 Dupont
Dastugue Romain, laundrymau, r. 604 Broadway
Dati Evaristo, bookkeeper A. Paladini,r. 307 Broadway
SEIP FLASK aiiJ TIBER, LOCUST TBIENAILS:
JOHN WICMORE,
133 Spear St.
G. D, Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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Dato William T., shirtcutter, r. 1510 Turk
Datta August, cook City and County Hospital
Daucher Eugene, upholsterer, r. 316 O'Farrell
Daucher Frank, r. 601 Chestnut
Daughney John, laborer.r . 117 Shipley
Dauner Frederick, real estate, r. 74 Brady
Dauuet Armand, bartender, r. 17 St. Mary
DauB Isidor, dry goods, 1343 Dupont
Daussa P. Lucien, porkpacker, r. 524 Union
Dauterman William L., clerk Louis Sloss & Co., r. 418
Waller
Dauth John J., shoemaker, r. 5 Polk Lane
Dauth John M., barber, r. 1010 Mission
Dauvilliers Justin, florist, W h Point Lobes Av, bet
Ferrie and Cook
Davalle Angiolo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Davalle Attilio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Davalle Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Davalle Pietro, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Davalle Vincenzo (Vincenzo Davalle & Co.) r. Tos-
cano Hotel
Davalle Vincenzo & Co. (Vincenzo Davalle, Simon
Kagghianti and Vincenzo Puccinelli) proptrs
Toscano Hotel, 619 Broadway
Davalos Faustino, shoemaker, r. 1019 Pacific
Davalos Ignacia A., widow, buttonhole maker, r. 519
Vallejo
Davalos M. L., compositor, r. 619 Vallejo
Davan Thomas, steward P. C. SS. George W. Elder, r.
1310 Larkin
Davenport Amanda Miss, cloakmaker, r. Winchester
House
Davenport Charles, messenger freight dept 0. P.KR.,
r. 407 Taylor
Davenport Charles W. Jr., clerk John H. Dickinson,
r. 2027 Pine
Davenport Edward A., clerk freight auditor C. P.RR.,
r. 2027 Pine
Davenport J. Percival, clerk Davenport k Co., r. 2421
Post
Davenport Louisa Miss, actress, r. 1 Fifth
Davenport Mary, widow, r. 150 Natoma
Davenport Mary A. Mrs., r. 1419 Dupont
Davenport Mr*., r. 127 Eddy
Davenport Stephen, r. 521 Minna
Davenport Thomas, bookkeeper Bank of California,
r. Alameda
Davenport Thomas M., clerk John Blake, r. cor Col-
lins and Point Lobos Av
Davenport William, sashmaker, r. 150 Natoma
Davenport & Co. (Nathaniel Q. Snow) dairy produce,
13-14-34 Centre Market
Daverkosen George, butcher, r. 22 Oak
Diverkosen Peter, butcher, 2512 Bush
Davey David, longshoreman, r. 59 Clementina
Davey John, teamster, r. 213 Langton
Davey John L., butcher John H. McMenomy, 8-9 Cali-
fornia Market
Davey William P., housesmith, r. 452 J4 Minna
B^Davey. See Davy
David Allen, driver, r. 921Ji Folsom
David August (David & Lynch) r. 927 Vallejo
David Emil, teacher music, r. 26 Anna
David Isaac L., clerk Lazarus David, r. 826 Broadway
David Jennie V. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1420 Powell
David Lazarus, seamen's furnishing goods, 7 Broad-
way
David Louis N., woodcarver. 653 Washington, r. 312
Union
David Robert, bookkeeper Lazarus David, r. 7 Broad-
way
David & Lynch (August David and Timothy Lynch)
plumbers, 1018 Stockton
Davids Adolph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Davids William, tailor, 504}^ Sixth >
Davidson Alexander, foreman cooper Mattullath Mnfg
Co., r. 327 Capp
Davidson Alexander Jr., clerk Keane Bros., r. 787 Fol-
som
Davidson Alonzo, milk ranch. Five-mile House, r. E s
Eureka, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Davidson Annie, domestic 1115 Bush
Davidson Arthur D., compositor, r. 317 Stockton
Davidson August (Sievertsen & Davidson) r. 748 Har-
rison
Davidson B., waiter Alexander W. Wilson
Davidson Charles E., student Hastings Law College,
r. 519 Folsom
Davidson David, cigars and tobacco, 1550 Howard
Davidson David, seaman, r. 2U6 Steuart
Davidson David, shipcarpenter, r. 1036 Twentieth
Davidson David N.. salesman, r. 616 Octavia
Davidson Duncan, fireman, r. 16 Folsom
Davidson Elijah J., driver Market St. RR., r. 1854
Stevenson
Davidson Forest, butcher, r. 1036 Twentieth
Davidson Frank J. N., student Pacific Business Col-
lege
Davidson George, clerk Obadiah Livermore, r. 219
Eddy
Davidsion George Prof., in charge U. S. Coast
and Geodetic Survey, oflfice U. S. Appraiser's
Building, rooms 33-43, and president California
Academy of Sciences, r. 923 Hyde
Davidson George G., student Pacific Business College,
r. 608 Hyde
Davidson Henry, captain O. and SS. Belgic
Davidson Hugh, with J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 504
Geary
Davidson Hugo, cook, r. 215 Austin
Davidson J. A., r. 13 Stockton
Davidson Jacob, wholesale liquor dealer, 310 Kearny,
r. 411 Golden Gate Av
Davidson James, woolsorter, r. 516 Shotwell
Davidson James D., locksmith and bellhanger, 30
O'Farrell, r. SW cor Sanchez and Sixteenth
Davidson James W. (Bloch & Davidson) r. 268 Golden
Gate Av
Davidson J. B., r. Lick House
Davidson John W. (J. W. Davidson & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Davidson Joseph, baker, r. 434 Tehama
Davidson Joseph R., physician, 310 Kearny, r.
411 Golden Gate Av
Davidson J. S., laborer, r. 2 Laskie
Davidsoii J. W. «& Co. (John W. Davidson and
Raphael and Henry Weill) importers wholesale
and retail fancy and domestic dry goods, NW cor
Kearny and Post
Davidson Marcus, crockery, 231 Sixth
Davidson Margaret Mrs., midwife, r. 610 Minna
Davidson Matthew C, wood engraver, r. 7 Stockton
Davidson Matthew P., cook, r. 610 Minna
Davidson Meyer (Davidson & Peek. Mokelumne Hill,
and M. Davidson, Eureka, Nev.) office 111 Battery,
r. 1316 Geary
Davidson Meyer, salesman M. Sheyer & Bro., r. 231
Sixth
Davidson Newton O., milkman, r. S s Silver Av, nr
San Bruno Road
Davidson Pedro A., salesman P. Beamish, r. 402 Geary
Davidson Robert P., principal Noe and Temple St.
Primary School, r. 2619 Howard
Davidson Samuel, driver William Hall, r. France Av,
nr Mission
Davidson S. L., r. 743 Pine
Davidson Solomon, expressman, cor Sansome and
Pine, r. 11 Harriet
Davidson Thomas, seaman stmr George Harley
Davidson Thomas, student Pacific Business College,
r. 608 Hyde
Davidson Thomas, woolsorter, r. 516 Shotwell
Davidson Thomas B., calker, r. 11 Scott PI
Davidson Thomas W., shipcarpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Davidson Walter P., receiving teller Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 126 Sixth
Davidson Walter S., teamster, r. N s Sierra, bet Ken-
tucky and Tennessee
Davidson William, manager W. F. Leavitt & Co., r. 11
Geary
Davidson William H., coalweigher P. M. SS. Co., r.
1211 Powell
Davidson William W., clerk Columbus Bartlett, r.
16}^ Harriet
B^Davidson. See Davison and Davisson
Davies Anna, widow, vestmaker, r. 181 Jessie
Davies A. P., clerk insurance dept Falkner, Bell &
Co., r. 630 Golden Gate Av
Davies C. D., r. Russ House
Davies Charles H., machinehand Spear St. Mills, r.
120 Perry
Davies David, first oflicer P. C. SS. Senator, r. 32 Gar-
den
Davies Fanny Miss, assistant Garfield Primary School
Davies Frank P., clerk, r. 719 Polk
Davies Frank W., clerk Dickson, De Wolf & Co.,r.
630 Golden Gate Av
Davies George W., clerk W. J. Bryan, r. 719 Polk
Davies Harry C, driver Summit Ice Co., r. 64 Minna
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LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASmXO IVEI.!^ DOXE AT VERY tOlT RATES.
OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET,
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Davies Helen, widow, r. 1305 Vallejo
Davies Henry J., boot and shoemaker, 660 Mission
Davies James E., engineer, r. 5i7 Mission
Davies John, bakery and confectionery, 52-tJ^ Sixth
Davies Joseph T., second engineer O. and O. SS. Belgic
Davies J. R. Mrs. widow, r. 719 Polk
Davies Llewellyn, rigger, r. 228 Langton, rear
DaviesMary Mrs., stewardess P. C. •SS. Idalio, r. 118
Post
Davies Richard P., rigger, 508 Battery, r. 34 Garden
Davies Robert J., bookkeeper James V, Coleman, r.
419 Sutter
Davies Shadrack, cabinetmaker, 905 Clay, r. 1328
Washington
Davies Usher L., ticket collector C. P. RR. Oakland
Ferry, r. 208 Eleventh
Davies William . engineer, r. 318 Minna
Davies William H., physician, office and r. 630 Golden
Gate Av
[^"Davies. See Davis
Davin Emile, laundryman, r. 121 Virginia
Davin Jean, cook, r. 17 J<; St. Mary's PI
Davini Andreo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Davis , cook, NE cor Turk and Steiner
Davis A. A., r. 304 Sutter
Davis Aaron, clerk, r. 835 McAllister
Davis Aaron, tailor, 606 Third
Davis Abraham, r. 432}^ Natoma
Davis Abraham, clerk Louis Davis, r. 1040 Folsom
Davis Abraham B., woolbuyer Christy Davis, 426
Townsend
Davis Adolph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Davis Adolph, traveling salesman Engelbrecht, Fox
& Co., 312 Front
Davis A. H. Mrs., r. 711 California
Davis Albert, whiteuer, r. 283 Stevenson
Davis Alexander, liquor saloon, 13 Steuart
Davis Alfred, cooper, r. 4U4 Third
Davis Alfred E. , president South Pacific Coast
RR., office foot Market, r. 601 Stockton
Davis Ammi F., shoemaker, r. 739 Green
Davis A. N., r. 117 Bartlett
Davis Andrew, teamster, r. 1523 Howard
Davis Andrew M. (Davis Brothers) r. 1109 Bush
Davis Andrew McF. (Horfcce Davis & Co. J r. 1610
Franklin
Davis Anna P., widow, r. 339 Minna
Davis .\nuie, domestic 1021 Post
Davis Ansley G. (Davis Brothers and Davis Brothers,
Toklas & Co.) r. 1508 Pine
Davis Asa T., pressman, r. 711 California
Davis Asher, clerk, r. 835 McAllister
Davis August (Roper & Davis) r. 333^ O'Farrell
Davis Benjamin, butcher, r. 1594 Bush
Davis Benjamin, foreman Odorless Excavating Appa-
ratus Co., r. 625 Bay ,
Davis Benjamin, lamplighter S. I". Gas Light Co., r.
870 Folsom
Davis Bernard, fanner, r. 36 Clay
Davis Bernard, glazier, 835 Mc.\llister
Davis Brotlier8(.\nsley G., Eugene G. and Andrew
M.) proptrs Golden Rule. Bazaar, dealers fancy
goods, toys, clocks, plated ware, etc., 718 Market
Davis Brotlier.s (Percy L., Ansley G., Eugene G.
and Andrew M.) proptrs Golden Rule Bazaar,
dealers fancy goods, toys, clocks, plated ware,
etc., 419 Kearny
Davis Brothers, Toklas & Co. (Ansley G. and
Eugene Q. Davis, Max Toklas and Jacob Berg-
mann) importers and wholesale dealers toys,
fancy goods, etc., 10-16 Sutter
Davis B. T., cooper, r. 127 Jackson
Davis Caleb C, mnfr shoeblacking, 438 Twenty-
second
Davis Calvin, clerk, r. Russ House
Davis Caroline, widow, gents furnishing goods and
dressmakers" trimmings, 514 Third
Davis Caroline B., widow, r. 3102 California
Davis Charles, conductor, r. 910 Larkin
Davis Charles, miner, r. Precita Av, nr Mission
Davis Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Davis Charles, ships' stewara, r. 412 Post, rear
Davis Charles, watchmaker and jeweler, 344 Third
Davis Charles A. (Davis & Gross) r. NW cor Hyde and
Vallejo
Davis Charles E., collector David Bush, r. 3102 Cali-
fornia
Davis Charles E., salesman Esberg, Bachman & Co.,
r. Oakland
Davis Charles F. (Davis, Landers & Wide) r. Oakland
Davis Charles H., manager George Barrie (Philadel-
phia, Pa.) 120 Sutter, room 81, r. 743 Pine
Davis Charles L., bookkeeper Osborn & Alexander, r.
13 Hubbard
Davis Charles N., clerk, r. 90 Fair Oaks
Davis Charles S., journalist, r. Russ House
Davis Christy, wool broker, Cal. Wool Depot, 426
Townsend, r. 327 O'Farrell
Davis C. L., student Barnard's Business College
Davis Clarence H., clerk R. W. Jackson, r. 1619 Web-
ster .
Davis Daniel H., ironmolder, r. 18 First
Davis Daniel S., coffee saloon, SW cor Kearny and
Sutter, r. 2004 Devisadero
Davis David (Davis & Co.) r. 429 Natoma
Davis David, bookkeeper W. Cohen & Co., r. 413
Leavenworth
Davis David, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, r.
Metropolitan Temple
Davis David, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 719 Eddy
Davis David, salesman M. Levy & Co., r. 1040 Folsom
Davie David, teacher Hebrew, r. 524 Jessie
Davis De Witt C. clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 711
California
Davis Edward, Jour. Shipwrights' A6sn,71 New Mont-
gomery
Davis Edward, tailor, 347 Third
Davis Edward A. , fruit canner, r. 910 Washington
Davis Edward C, entry clerk Nast, Greeuzweig & Co.,
r. 324 Ellis
Davis Eliza, cook, r. 28 Ellis
Davis Ernest, salesman Abraham Levingston, r. 513
Stevenson
Davis Eugene G. (Davis Brothers and Davis Brothers,
Toklas &Co.) r. 1109 Bush
Davis Evan, plasterer, r. 1420 M Broadway
Davis Fannie A. Miss, clerk Mrs. Emma Vaughan, r.
535 Post
Davis Frank, r. Columbia Hotel
Davis Frank, compositor, r. 1332 Pacific
Davis Frank, laborer, r. 229 Fell
Davis Frank, miner, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Davis Frank, type caster A. Foreman & Son, r. Oak-
land
Davis Frank, whipmaker, r. SW cor Seventeenth and
Sherman
Davis Frank E., salesman Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. 413 Brannan
Davis Franklin A., wool merchant, r. .310 Stockton
Davis Frederick A., bookkeeper A. J. Brandenstein &
Co., r. Oakland
Davis Frederick L., conductor Market St. RR., r. 102
First Av
Davis G., whitener, r. 17 Morey Alley
Davis George, r. 36 Clay
DaviB George, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Davis George, boxmaker, r. 55 Second
Davis George, glassblower, r. 346 Fourth
Davis George, news agent, r. 424 Sansome
Davis George, shipcarpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Davis George, watchman Onion Iron Works, r. 47 Te-
hama
Davis George A., merchant, r. 1109 Bush
Davis George A., manufacturers' agent agricul-
tural implements, 327-329 Market, r. 519 Third
Davis George B. (Davis & Porteous) r. 1619 Webster
Davis George B. Jr., clerk R. W. Jackson, r. 1619
Webster
Davis George C, draftsman, r. 220H McAllister
Davis George E., calcimining, etc., r. Ill Ninth
Davis George E., foreman bookroom Francis, Valen-
tine k>c Co., r. East Oakland
Davis George E., homoeopathic physician, office
and r. 206 Stockton
Davis George H., boots and shoes, 122 Third, r. 1618
Sutter
Davis George M., teamster, r. cor East and Market
I Davis George O. (Cope & Davis) r. 16 Geary
Davis George T., woolgrader, r. 8 Beaver
Davis Giles, fruits and vegetables, 1648 Mission
Davis Gilman B., lithographer W. T. Galloway & Co.,
I r. 3102 ,'<; California
I Davis Granville, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. Berkeley
Davis Hannah, widow, lodgings, 309 Minna
I Davis Harris, furniture, 730 Montgomery
Davis Heber J., clerk auditor M. P. and M. dept C.
P. RR., r. 124 O'Farrell
' Davis Helen Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 222 Leavenworth
I Davis Henry, r. 105 Stockton
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Davis Henry, r. 178 Perry
Davis Henry, bartender, r. 917 Market
Davis Henry, bookkeejier, r, 435 Bush
Davis Henry, longshoreman, r. 100 J<. Jackson
Davis Henry, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Davis Henry C, dentist, office 131 Post, r. Oak-
land
Davis Henry E., shoemaker, 816 Battery, r. 810 Battery
Davis Henry Gr., engineer Woodward's Gardens, r. La-
fayette House
Davis Henry H., attorney, at law, 234 Montgomery, r.
257 Clara
Davis Henry L., president National Gold Bank and
Trust Co. (in liquidation) 512 California, r. 1231
Washington
Davis Henry W., expressman, r. O'ConneU PI
Davis Horace (Horace Davis & Co.) r. 1011 Bush
Davis Horace «Sf Co. (Horace and Andrew McF.
Davis) proprietors Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
41-49 First
Davis Hugh, r. 30 Geary
Davis Isaac E. (Davis & Cowell) r. 28 South Park
Davis Isador, tailor, 404 Third
Davis J., machinist, r. 72 Tehama
Davis Jacob, barber, 12 O'Farrell, r. 1219 Turk
Davis Jacob, tailor, 131 >$ Second
Davis Jacob, tailor, r. 58 Minna
Davis Jacob W., foremau Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1635
Sacramento
Davis Jacob Z., r. 408 Post
Davis James, r. 325 3$ Bush
Davis James, farmer, r. 36 Clay
Davis James, poultrydealer, r. 424 Sansome
Davis James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Davis James, seaman, r. 238 Stewart
Davis James, shoemaker, r. 923 Natoma
Davis James H., foreman S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 1001 Capp
Davis James H., tinsmith, r. 715 Filbert
Davis James M., bookkeeper Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
408 Hyde
Davis James N., contractor and plasterer, r. 1214 La-
guna
Davis James N. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 19 Ridley
Davis James 3., cashier R. D. W. Davis & Co., r. 733
Bush
Davis James W., agent SchoUe Bros., r. Metropolitan
Temple
Davis J. C, carpenter, r. 421 Bush
Davis Jeremiah, r. 929 Bryant
Davis J. H. Rev., pastor African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church, r. 1006 Clay
Davis Job C, r. 226 Oak
Davis John, clerk Schroder, Albrecht & Co., r. 709
Stockton
Davis John, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 14
Boardman PI
Davis John, engineer, r. 241 Minna, rear
Davis John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Davis John, sailiuaker O. and O. SS. Belgic
Davis John, shoemaker, r. 923 Natoma
Davis John, tinsmith, r. 90 Fair Oaks
Davis John, waiter, r. 26 First
Davis John A., -mining, 528 California, room 6, r.
607 Harrison
Davis John B. F., insurance broker, 307 California, r.
1031 Dolores
Davis John E., copyist Superior Court Dept No. 9, r.
1906 Polk
Davis John F., copyist County Clerk, r. 910 Washing-
ton
Davis John H., r. 12 Calhoun
Davis John H., real estate, r. 916 Montgomery
Davis John H., salesman 0. Curtin, r. 701 Stockton,
Davis John M. K., first lieutenant First Artillery,
IT. S. A., Regimental and Post Adjutant, Presidio
Reservation
Davis John T., r. The Baldwin
Davis John W., barber, 209 Davis, r. 827 Folsom
Davis John W., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Davis Joseph, auctioneer R. D.W.Davis & Co., r. 1618
Sutter
Davis Joseph, cook Hildreth & Kent
Davis Joseph, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works
Davis Joseph, porter Taylor Goodrich
Davis Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel
Davis Joseph A., janitor, 430 Pine, r. 1848 Stevenson
Davis Joshua D., bartender, r. 1524 Powell
Davis Julius N., peddler, r. 19 Ridley
Davis J.W., r. 1183^ Fulton
Davis J. T. (Roberts & Davis) r. Freeport, Cal.
Davis, Landesfc Wide (C. F. Davis, Z. T. Landes and
Paul Wide) railroad labor brokers, 627 Sacram-
ento
Davis Llewellyn, wooJyard, Brannan, bet Third and
Fourth, r. SW cor Jersey and Santa Clara
Davis Lottie E., widow, r. 18 Hubbard
Davis Louis, cigars and tobacco, 30 Montgomery, r.
1040 Folsom
Davis Louis, laborer, r. 26 Folsom Av
Davis Louis H . , trimmer Flanagan & Gallagher, r. 444 Jj
Jessie
Davis Louis N., groceries, 721 Broadway
Davis L. P., compositor, r. 2111 Jones
Davis L. R. Mrs., r. 1428 Ellis
Davis Marcus, assistant bookkeeper Colman Bros., r.
1635 Sacramento
Davis Marcus, clerk Harris Bros., r. 514 Third
Davis Margaret, widow, r. 1505 Buchanan
Davis Margaret M., widow, r. Metropolitan Temple
Davis Marks, drayman, SE cor California and Battery,
r. 226 Austin
Davis Marks, tailor, r. W s Railroad Av, bet Eighth
and Ninth Avs, South S. F.
Davis Martin, laborer, r. 600 Fillmore
Davis Marx, tailor, r. 257 Clara
Davis Marx, tailor, r. 1024 Folsom
Davis Mary, widow, bakery, 7.59 Brannan
Davis Mary, widow, r. 715 Filbert
Davis Mary D., widow, r. 910 Washington
Davis Max (B. Schonwasser & Co.) r. 307 Turk
Davis Meyer, metermaker S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 35
Langton
Davis M. L. Mrs., r. 1465 J^ Minna
Davis Morris, secondhand furniture, 1040 Folsom
Davis Morris W.. superintendent House of Correc-
I tion
j Davis Nathan, tailor, 456 Clementina
Davis Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 715 Filbert
Davis Orson A., phrenologist , r. 106}^ Third
Davis P., miner, r. 529 Sacramento
Davis Paul P., teacher, r. 324 Ellis
Davis Percy Ii. (Davis Brothers) r. 1109 Bush
Davis R. D. W. & Co. (R. D. W. Davis) auc-
tioneers and commissidn merchants, 211 Pine
Davis Reason G., foreman Gilbert & Moore, r. 127
First Av
Davis Rebecca, widow, r. 660 Minna
Davis Richard, stevedore, r. N s Nineteenth Av, bet
I and J, South S. F.
Davis Richard A., salesman Spruance, Stanley &Co.,
r. 574 Folsom
Davis Richard D. W. (R. D. W. Davis & Co.) r. 733
Bush
Davis Robert, merchandise broker, 405 Front, r. Ala-
meda
Davis Robert, liquor saloon, 58 Everett
Davis Robert, longshoreman, r. 238 Steuart
Davis Robert, seamnn, r. 14 Clinton
Davis Robert H., clerk Davisson, Hall & Co., r. Oak-
land
Davis Robert W., janitor, r. 819 Jackson
Davis Rufus A., gripman California St. RR., r. 1434
California
Davis Russell, laundrymau, r. 1300 Vallejo
Davis S. A. Mrs., widow, r. 324 Ellis
Davis Samuel, bricklayer, r. 421 Bush
Davis Samuel T., compositor, r. 1130 Broadway
Davis Sarah, widow, r. 803 Mason
Davis Sewing Machine Co., Mark Sheldon
agent, 9-11 First
Davis Samuel H., conductor 3. P. RR., r. 726 Cali-
fornia
Davis Solomon (Davis & Kellogg) r. Marlborough
House
Davis Theodore D., cigarmaker, r. 730 Montgomery
Davis Theresa Miss, r. 280 Minna
Davis Thomas F., sockliner E. D. Nolan & Co., r.
Oakland
Davis Thomas H., laborer Fort Point
Davis Thomas J. (Potter & Davis) r. 2018 Fillmore
Davis Thomas J., foreman S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 19 Glen Park Av
Davis Thomas B, machinist, r. 72 Tehama
Davis Willard G., office Resources of California, 320
Sansome, room 61
Davis William, r. E s Illinois, bet Shasta and Napa
Davis Willi im, r. Columbia Hotel
Davis William, cook, r. 500 Broadway
Davis William, cook, r. 228 Bush
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street
OFFICF., 33 «E.*RY' ST.
I MAPnnKiniinU importer of and dealer in coal axd pig iroiv,
J. niMUUUIVUUUn, « Market street, comer Sp
Spear.
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Davis William, engineer, r. Lafayette House
Davis William, eugineer, r. 547 Mission
Davis William, junk, 71'2 Sansome, r. 231 Golden Gate
Av
Davis William, laborer, r. 707 Brannan
Davis William, machinist William Hawkins
Davis William, messman P. C. SS. Idaho
Davis William, plasterer, r. (iO*; Jessie
Davis William, roller Pac.KoUiug Mills
Davis William, saddlery, hardware and harness,
410 Market, r. 423 Fell
Davis William, solicitor, r. 101 Pacific
Davis William, wood turner, r. 1000 Hyde
Davis William C, traveling salesman, r. 311 Dupont
Davis William E., sash, door an<l blind factory,
N s Berry, bet Third and Fourth, r. 757 Harrison
Davis William G., clerk, r. StiO Natoma
Davis Williaul G., laborer, r. 371 Jessie
Davis William H. (Davis & Alien) r. 13 Hubbard
Davis William H., commercial agent, r. 9 Fourth
Davis William H., helper melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 321 Minna
Davis William H., tinsmith, r. 1155Howard
Davis William J., bakery and confectionery, 23)^ Sec-
ond, r. 99 Stevenson
Davis William J., druggist James W. Goetchus, r. 113
Cedar Av
Davis William J., night clerk Palace Hotel, r. 164
Clementina
Davis William T., salesman Shreve & Wolf, 214 Bush
Davis William W. (Davis & Miller) r. Berkeley
Davis William W., wool grader, r. 319 Fourth
Davis Willis E., clerk Davis & Cowell and secretary
Spring Valley Mining and Irrigating Co.,r. 28 South
Park
Davis Wintield S., insurance agent, 307 California, r.
1031 Dolores
Davis W. Irving, manager Davis Bros., r. 1109 Bush
Davis & Allen (William H. Davis and William G.
Allen) propirs American Detective, Collecting
and Mercantile Agency, 214 Sausoiue
Davis & Co. (David Davis) crockery and glassware,
39 Fourth
DAVIS & COWELL (..aacE. Da.
vis and Henry Co^vell) manufacturers
lime and importers cement, lire bi'ick:^,
etc., ail->213 Drumm
DAVIS & COWELL,
JIAXLFACTlKEilS nF
SANTA CRUZ LI»XE
liupMi'ters
Fire
Cement. Plaster, Hair. 7Iarble nust.
Tile. Fire BriekN, Fire Clay, etc.
211, 213 IDIElLXTZWXIVi: &»1*.
Bet. Clay and Washington.
Davis & Gross (Charles A. Davis and William H.
Gross) barbers, 605 Mission
Davis «Sj Kellojjg (Solomon Davis and George L.
Kellogg) mufrs oil clothing and importers rub-
ber and woolen goods, 34 California, factory 328
Twenty-second
Davis & Miller (William W. Davis and John Miller)
sailmakers, olij Davis
DAVIS &;PORTEOUS,Geor,eB.
Davis and James S. Purteuus) manu-
facturers of Ely fruit and veo;etable sun
driers, W s Tliird, bet Brannan aitd
Townsend
fly Davis. See Davies
Davison Frank, caudymaker Martin Lehman, r. Oak-
laud
Davison Henry J., painter, r. 15 Nevada
Davison Milton C, compositor A. L. Bancroft &. Co.,
r. Oakland
Davison Thomas G. P., salesman B. Lake, r. 128)4
Fourth
Davison William P., painter, r. 108 Bernard
Davisson, Hall «& Co. (Robert G. Davisson, Gil-
bert C. Hall, John Griffin and George J. Fetzer)
successors to Tobiu, Davisson A: Co., importers
fancy and millinery goods, 6-8 Sutter
Davisson Robert G. (Davisson, Hall & Co.) r. Oakland
Davock John, laborer, r. 110 Shipley
Davock Mary Miss, operator B. & O. Greenebaum, r.
110 Shipley
Davock Michael, r. 110 Shipley
Davoren John J., shoemaker, 520 >i Sixth
Davy Edward H., liquor saloon. 500 Pacific
Davy F. James, r. 007 Fourth
Davy Henry, steward P. M. SS. City of Rio de Jane-
iro, r. 607 Fourth
Davy James, boilermaker, r. 47 Jessie
Davy Joseph, porter E. A. Jaujou & Co., r. Oakland
Davy Silas, cigars and tobacco, 1330 Market
Davy Veronica Miss, dressmaker, r. 47 Jessie
t£?~ Davy. See Davey
Daw John, bookkeeper Kennedy, Brennan & Co., r.
Oakland
Daw John, calker, r. 46 Louisa
Dawrtz Frederick (Petersen & Dawrtzj r. 220 Mont-
gomery Av
Dawartz Maggie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Dawe Frank, ironmolder, r. 11 Clara
Dawe Henry, master mariner, r. 95 Elizabeth
Dawe Philip J., seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Dawes James, butcher, r. Richter Hotel, South S. F.
Dawes Richard C, clerk Shot Tower, r. 542 Minna
Dawkins Edward (Radclifie & Dawkins} r. Fifth, nr
Natoma
Dawkins Edward Mrs., coffee saloon, 646 Clay, r.Fifth,
nr Natoma
Dawkins William, waiter, r. 1003 Mission
Dawley James M.. mining, .330 Pine, room 7, r. Oak-
land
Dawley Nathan W. Mrs., widow, r. 705 Bush
Dawley Olive Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 14 Turk
Daws John, night inspector Custom House, r. 39
Rausch
fty Daws. See Dawes
Dawson Charlotte, widow, r. 613 Bush
Dawson Christopher, brassworker, r. 311 Pacific
Dawson Christopher A., coremaker, r. cor Twenty-
eighth und Mission
Dawson Edward, coachman, 525 Oak
Dawson Frank T., employment office, 306 Post
stationery, 116 Sixth, r. 32 Fourth
Dawson George, r. 120 Turk, rear
Dawson George, liquor saloon, 321 California, r,
meda
Dawson George, paper box maker, r. 1637 Ellis
Dawson George C, salesman Davis Bros., r. 1637
Ellis
Dawson Harry, cook, r. 127 Jackson
Dawson Henry, cigarmaker, r. S s Thirty-first, nr
Chenery
Dawson Henry S., laborer, r. S s Thirty-first, nr
Chenery
Dawson Hezekiah, cigars and tobacco, G21 Davis, r. 623
Davi.s
Dawson James, laborer, r. S s Thirty-first, nr Chenery
Dawson James, machinist, r. 1309 Howard
Dawson John, calker, r. 120}^ Townsend
Dawson John, ironmolder, r. 311 Pacific
Dawson John H., druggist, SE cor Twenty-f ourth and
Alabama, r. cor Twenty-third and Valencia
Dawson Thomas, ironmoldtr, r. 114 Hayes
Dawson Thomas B., foreman Cutting Packing Co., r.
2056 Mission _
Dawson Thomas H., compositor, r. 21 Hermann
Dawson William, laborer, r. S s Thirty-first, nr Chen-
ery
Dawson William Jr., tinsmith, r. S s Thirty-flrst, nr
Chenery
Dawson William R., painter B. L. Brandt, 404 Mont-
gomery
Day Alexander, liquor saloon, NW cor Greenwich and
Janseu
Day Algernon L., collector Edwards, Pickens & Ful-
ton, r. 1318 California
Day Annie Miss, assistant Mission Primary School, r.
W 8 Washington Av, nr Precita PI, B. H.
Day Annie, widow, r. W s Washington Av, nr Precita
PI, B. H.
Day Arthur S., waiter, r. 181 Perry
Day Bernard, real estate, r. 118 Jasper PI
Day Charles E., salesman Donald McMillan, r. 615
Larkin
Day Clara, housekeeper SE cor Buchanan and McAl-
lister
Day Eulalia A. Miss, assistant Lincoln Prim ary School,
r. 117 Cedar Av
Day Francis, r. 615 Larkin
and
Ala-
JOHN WIGWORE-HARDWOOD LUIVIBER,129toM7Si)earSt.
Gi Di MOrSB; PHOTOGnAPHtn, Makes a'specialtV in taking children's Picture*.
DAY
328
DEA
Day Francis M., engraver Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 521 Ellis
Day Frank M., compositor, r. 603 Taylor
Day Frank R., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Express,
r. Oakland
Day Franklin H., bookkeeper D. M. Hosmer & Co., r.
1307 J^ Polk
Day George F., patternmaker, r. W s Wasnington Ay,
nr Precita PI, B. H,
Day Harry, driver, r. NW cor Woolsey and Dartmouth
Day H. H., miner, r. 92.5 Valencia
Day Isaiah N., carpenter, r. 1128 Valencia
Day James, machinist, r. 16315 Mission
Day James A., porter, r. 1310 Pacific
Day James S., foreman Milo P. Holmes, r. 1009 Na-
toma
Day J. E., compositor, r. 118 Golden Gate Av
Day Jeremiah E. (Aitken & Day) r. 15 Freelon
Day J. M., r. 925 Valencia
Day John, machinist, r. 824 Howard
Day John G., carpenter, r. 1128 Valencia
Day John G. Jr., medical student, r. 1128 Valencia
Day Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, 615 Larkin
Day J. W., machinist, r. 261 Clara
Day Marianna G., widuw, r. 117 Cedar Av
Day Oswald B., carpenter, r. 1128 Valencia
Day Patrick, bootfitter, r. 317)$ Tehama
Day Patrick, laborer, r. 192 Lombard
Day Klchard, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
.2918 Clay
Day Robert, paperhanger, r. 101 Minna
Day Robert, secretary Guide Publishing Co.. 521
Clay, and secretary Bosqui Engraving and Print-
ing Co., 523 Clay, r. 1006 Pine
Day Samuel, r. 961 Mission
Day Silver Mining Co. (Lincoln Co., Nev.) E. M. Hall
secretary, 327 Pine, room 20
Day Thomas, r. 1016 Washington
Day Thomas, clerk, r. 319 Bush
DAY THOMAS importer and job-
ber gasfixtiires, clocks, bronzes, etc.,
l^S-1^4r Sutter, r. 630 Harrison
Day Thomas H., contractor and builder, r. 534 Ellis
Day Thomas I., r. 770 Harrison
Day Thomas J., engraver, 103 Montgomery, r. 1705
Howard
Day Thomas W., bookkeeper A. 8. Hallidie, r. 117 Ce-
dar Av
Day William, clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. Ws Wash-
ington Av, ur Precita PI, B. H.
Day William, shoemaker Joseph Lucier.r. 916 Folsom,
rear
Day William H., porter Taber, Harker & Co., r. 26
Mary
BS~Day. See O'Day
Dayan J. F. Rev., r. 319 Hyde
Dayan J. W., stationery clerk C. P. RR., r. 319 Hyde
Dayball Bridget, widow, r. 9 Sheridan, rear
Days John M., deputy County Clerk, r. 1616 Turk
Dayton A. A., clerk LeCount Bros., r. 806 Stockton
Dayton Anna Mrs., millinery, 226 O'Farrell
Dayton Charles S., hostler, r. 420 Pacific
Dayton Eli, physician, office and r. 1211 Folsom
Dayton Eli D., soapmaker, r. 1211 Folsom
Dayton Eliza, domestic 1610 Howard
Dayton Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.)
W. E. Dean secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Dayton Jeremiah B. (W. E. Straut & Co.) r. Oakland
Dayton Mary E., widow, matron S. F. Female Hospi-
tal, 800 Stockton
De Abbey Isadora, widow, r. 837 Broadway
De Abbey Mary, seamstress, r. 837 Broadway
Deable William, carpenter, r. Tenth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Deacon Edwin, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Deacon George T., machinist, r. 1513 Polk
Deacon James D., peddler, r. 84 West Mission
Deacon James E., macliiui.st, r. 811 Twentieth
Deacon William, proprietortr Main St. IrOn
Works, 131-135 Main, r. 811 Twentieth
B^ Deacon. See Deakin
Deady Cornelius, stairbuilder, r. 2114 Masou
Deady Edward S., clerk, r. 537 Ivy Av
Deady Eugene S., clerk John Middleton, r. 41 Quinn
Deady Nellie Miss, saleslady Benoit S. Hirech, r. 41
Thirteenth
Deady Robert, carpenter, r. 41 Qiiiun
Deakin Frederick H. (W. & F. Deakin) r. Yokohama,
Japan
Deakin W. & F. (Walter and Frederick H.) importers
Japanese goods, 4 New Montgomery
Deakin Walter (W. k F. Deakin) r. 2020 Pine
B^ Deakin. See Deacon
Deal B. F., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
46, r. Sunol, Cal.
Deal Harry C, clerk ticket auditor C. P. RR., r. 2334
Mission
Deal Mrs., r. SW cor Twenty-second and Bartlett
Deal Samuel, detective C. P. RR.. office NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, room 58, r. 2334 Mission
Deal Samuel Jr., clerk general freight office C.P. RR.,
r. 2334 Mission
Deal William C, r. 2334 Mission
B^" Deal. See Diehl and Diel
Dealy Michael, clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 330 >i Tenth
Dean Allen, waiter, r. 28 Stone
Dean Antliony, longshoreman, r. 10 Decatur
Dean Benjamin D., physician, office 33 Kearny, r. 605
Ellis
Dean Blanche Miss, dressmaker, r. 207 Gough
Dean Charles, Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear
Dean Charles D., driver Oakland Dairy, r. 1005 Na-
toma
Dean Charles F., clerk superintendent's office S. P.
RR., r. 311 Stockton
Dean Cliarles O., dentist, office 126 Kearny, room
11, r. 411);; Turk
Dean Dorsey, glassstainer, r. 207 Gough ■
Dean E. B. & Co. (Elisha B. Dean, David Willcox
and Charles H. Merchant) wholesale lumber deal-
ers, and proprts Marshfield Mills (Coos Bay,
Or.) office 22 California
Dean Edwin H., laborer freight dept S. P. RR., r. 616
Guerrero
Dean Elisha B. (E. B. Dean & Co.) r. Oakland
Dean Elizabeth, widow, r. 1055 Mission
Dean Frank, salesman, r. 15 Laskie
Dean Frank M., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 1206
Market
Dean George, oiler P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 2 Lincoln
PI
Dean George, seaman, r.44 Steuart
Dean George A,, proptr Pac. Straw Works, 16 Fourth,
r. SE cor Eureka and Twentieth
Dean Gilbert S., superintendent Safety Nitro Co.,
office 408 California
Dean James, fireman P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 907 Union
Dean John, carpenter, r. 207 Gough
Dean John, conductor, r. 636 Commercial
Dean John, teamster, SW cor Clay and Sansome, r.
1525 Ellis
Dean Joseph^ groceries and liquors, 20 Rausch
Dean Josejih, marble polisher, r. 1147 )$ Howard
Dean Joseph G., carpenter, r. 837 Folsom
Dean Lionel D,, glass stainer, r. 207 Goiigh
Dean Peter, capitalist, 419 Clay, r. 1046 Valencia
Dean Samuel C, bookkeeper E. B. Dean & Co., r.
Oakland
Dean Thomas R., miner, r. 14 Haight
Dean Thomas R. Jr., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 14 Haight
Dean Walter E., mining secretary, 79 Nevada
Block, r. The Baldwin
Dean Walter M.. teamster, r. 903 Battery
Dean Warren Y., carriage and wagon maker, 53 Beale
Dean William, deckhand S. P. C. BR. Btmr Garden
City, r. N s Sixteenth Av, bet R and S, South
S. F.
Dean William, first assistant engineer P. C. SS. Vic-
toria, r. 568 Folsom
De Andrcis Balgio, mnfg chemist, r. 10 Vandewater
De Andreis Cosmo, chemist, r. 10 Vandewater
De Andreis V. E. Hugo, packer Ernest Adelsdorfer &
Co., r. 10 Vandewater
Deane Charles M., bartender, r. 3 Chatham PI
Deane Charles T., physician, office and r. 131 Post
Deane Coll, stock broker, 238 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Deane E. B. & Co. (Evans B. Deane) job printers, 402
Montgomery, room 22
Deane Evans B. (E. B. Deane & Co.) r. 1414 Taylor
Deane George, watchman S. P. RR., r. 804 Third
Deane Hugh E., salesman E. H. Jones & Co., r. 11
Kearny
Deane James, deputy Sheriff, r. 214 Powell
Deane John (Murphy, Grant A: Co.) r. Berkeley
Deane John J., compositor Chronicle, r. 22 Geary
Deane Mamie A. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 1919 California
I niMQ DDAUPDMAN fi. rn 'IMPORTERS OF JEWELRY AND WATCHES,
LUUIO DnHVLrimMIl (X UU. 119 Montgomery St., sen Lowerthan any Housein this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR WASHIKO PRO]HJPTI.Y ATTE^TDED TO
OFFICE, 648 MARKET MTREET.
DEA
329
DEC
Deane Margaret Mrs., principal Columbia Grammar
School, r. 1919 California
Deane Patrick, baker, r. 050 Howard
Deane William, marble polisher, r. 31 Gilbert
Deane William A., compositor, r. 523 Stevenson
B^ Deane. See Dean
Dearborn Frank W., bookkeeper Wilson & Bro., r. 245
Second
Dearborn G. Walter, clerk Travelers Insurance Co., r.
Oakland
Dearborn Hazen S., lastmaker, r. 722 Lagiina
Dearborn Henrj-, laborer, r. 1630 Dolorea
Dearborn Henry C, captain P. M. SS. City of Sydney,
r. Palace Hotel
Dearborn Kittie Miss, r. Thelnglewood
Dearborn Louie Mrs., r. The Inglewood
De Arce Lucas P., commission merchant, r. SE cor
Filbert and Mason
De Arce P. Stanislaus, clerk, r. SE cor Filbert and
Mason
Deardorfl" John II., mining, r. 10 Bond
Bearing George, laborer, r. NW cor Yuba and Missouri
Dearing James, machinist, r. 708 Howard
Dearing Octavus A., salesman Palmer & Key, r. 740
Pine
(^"Dearing. See Deering
Dearlove Charles, laborer, r.641 Vallejo
Dearlove Juana, widow, r. 641 Vallejo
j Dearmon William, r. 1930 Jessie
Deas Henry, mintng secretary, 44 Nevada Block, r.
Alameda
I Deas Julia W., widow, r. 1421 Pacific
! Deas Win, deckhand P. C. SS. George W. Elder
] Dease Andrew, tailor, r. 35 Third
De Assencao Autonio M., dishwasher Lisbon House
Deasy Brothei-s (Jeremiah and Cornelius) boots
and shoes. 118 Third
Deasy Catherine, widow, groceries and liquors, SE
cor Fifth and Shipley
' Deasy Cornelius (Deasy Brothers) r. 6}^ Dale PI
Deasy Cornelius, fireman Spring Valley W. W., r. S s
Bay, bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Deasy Jereuiiah (Deasy Brothers) and solicitor Com-
mercial Insurance Co., office 405 California, r.
1307 Eddy
Deasy Jerome, clerk County Treasurer's Office, r. 200
Post
Deasy Jerome Mrs., florist, 736 Market, r. 200 Post
Deasy Michael, laborer, r. 13 Bitch
Deasy P. C, sawyer, r. 193 Minna
Deaven Ann, widow, r. SW cor Army and Bemal
Deaven John, laborer, r. W s Clara Av, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Deaven Theresa Miss, dressmaker, r. SW cor Army
and Bemal
Deaves Ada E. Miss, actress Baldwin Theatre, r. 625
O'Farrell
Deaves Alonzo, sawyer, r. 27J^ Fourth
Deaves Charles W. (Brooke & Deaves) r. 1532 Bush
Deaves Edwin, scene painter, r. 625 O'Farrell
Deaves Harry, propertymau W'inter Garden, r. 625
O'Farrell
Deaves Rellie Miss, actress Bush St. Theatre, r. 625
O'Farrell
De Azevedo Fernando, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. See,
510 Bush
De Baere Constant, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 324M
Seventh, rear
De Bahr Henry, llerk Christopher Nobmsnn, r. 2031
Fillmore
Debernardi Victor, laborer, r. St. Gottard Hotel
Debicke A., salesman Verdier, Moreau k Co., r. Ala-
meda
Deblin Fannie Miss, tailoress. r. 355 Jessie
De Blois Fannie, widow, confectionery, 408 Fourth
De Blois George, conductor N. B. and M. RK., r. 408
Fourth
De Blois Silas D., draftsman William H. Milliken, r.
East Oakland
Debney Charles G., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
917 McAllister
Debney Gerard, <aptaiu P. C. SS. State of California,
r. 917 M(Alli.ster
De Boer Hendrick J., junk dealer, 1239 Mission
De Bois James D., commision mei-chaut, r. 1914 Broad-
way
De Bonnet Adolph, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 309
Sutter
De Borba Joaquin, laborer, r. 315 Drumm
Debret Michael, waiter, r. 514 Bush
De Bretteville Veggo, farmer, nr Lake Merced and
Ocean House School
De Brie George W., ironmolder, r. NE cor Twenty-
fifth and Vicksbiu-g
De Brie John E., ironmolder, r. NE cor Twenty-fifth
and Vicksburg
De Brie William, ironmolder, r. NE cor Twenty-fifth
and Vicksburg
Debro George, clerk, r. 1521 California
Debrodt Henry, laborer, r. North Pacific Hotel
Debrunner Ulrich, cloth merchant. .528 Montgomery,
r. 1205^6 Golden Gate Av
De Bus Henry F., coffee saloon, 521 Montgomery, r.
6^ Prospect PI
Decamilli Francisco A., liquor saloon, 500 Broadway,
r. 222 Broadway
De Camp Henry, waiter, r. SE cor Geary and Bu-
chanan
De Camp John P., cigarmaker William John, r. Oak-
land
De Campos Joseph, expressman, NE cor Clay and
Drumm. r. W s Wood, nr Point Lobos Av
De Campos Manoel, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
De Cardoua Leo, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 825
Kearny
Decarteret Frederick, longshoreman, r. McClellan,
bet Powhattan and Lincoln, B. H.
De Casembroot Charles J., shipping agent, r. E 8
Utah, bet Yolo and Sonoma
De Casper Fiedel (Scharetg & De Casper) r. W a
Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
De Casper Michel, teamster, r. 525 Brannan
De CastiUa Anthony, clerk, r. 1525 Pine
De Castro D. Si Co., shipping and commission
merchants, Frederick L. Barreda manager, 213
Sansome, room 1
De Castro Marina S., widow, r. 10 Willow
De Chattrette Valerie, widow, r. 14 Lafayette
Dechent Charles, nursery, 1579 Turk
Dechow Carl, groceries and liquors, NE cor Beale
and Harrison
De Cima F. E., mining engineer, 217 Sansome, room
1 , r. The Baldwin
De Clma V. L. Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Deckelman Frank (Deckelman & Lipman) r. 1703}$
Jones
Deckelman Joseph G. , Cigarmakers' Assn,- 114 Du-
pont
Deckelman Louis N., tailor, r. 1215 Pacific
Deckelman & Lipman (Frank Deckelman and S. W.
DECKER CHARLES W., dentist, removed
to 806 Market, rooms 6, 8, 10.
Market
Berry, r.
orgensen
I'Farrell,
NW cor
ueoeize Frank, r. NW cor Twentieth and Church
Debenham George W., starter Market St. RR., r. 1616
Turk
De Bernard! Charles, cook, r. 432 )i Vallejo
De Bernardi Maurizio (Minoletti & De Bernard!) r.
1310 Kearny, rear
De Bernardi Pietro, dishwasher Ticino Hotel
Decker John H., dentist Decker & Wilson, r. 2909
Bush
Decker John H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Hyde
Decker John H., machinist, r. 1208 X. Union
Decker John H. Jr., with John H. Decker, r. 1031 Hyde
Decker Leah Miss, dressmaker, 174 54 Clementina
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Makes a specialty In taking Children 'k Picture*.
DAY
328
DEA
Day Francis M., engraver Bosqui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. 521 Ellis
Day Frank M., compositor, r. 603 Taylor
Day Frank K., messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's Express,
r. Oakland
Day Franklin H., bookkeeper D. M. Hosmer & Co., r.
1307 J^ Polk
Day George F., patternmaker, r. W s Washington Av,
nr Precita PI, B. H.
Day Harry, driver, r. NW cor Woolsey and Dartmouth
Day H. H., miner, t. 92.5 Valencia
Day Isaiah N., carpenter, r. 1128 Valencia
Day James, machinist, r. 1636 Mission
Day James A., porter, r. 1310 Pacific
Day James S., foreman Milo P. Holmes, r. 1009 Na-
toma
Day J. E., compositor, r. 118 Golden Gate Av
Day Jeremiah E. (Aitkcn & Day) r. 15 Freelon
Day J. M., r. 925 Valencia
Day John, machinist, r. 824 Howard
Day John G., carpenter, r. 1128 Valencia
Day John G. Jr., medical student, r. 1128 Valencia
Day Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, 615 Larkin
Day J. W., machinist, r. 261 Clara
Day Marianna G., widow, r. 117 Cedar Av
Day Oswald B., carpenter, r. 1128 Valencia
Day Patrick, bootfitter, r. 317 >^ Tehama
Day Patrick, laborer, r. 192 Lombard
Day Richard, saU-.smau D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
.2918 Clay
Day Robert, paperhanger, r. 101 Minna
Day Robert, secretary Guide Publishing Co.. 521
Clay, and secretary Bosqui Engraving and Print-
ing Co., 523 Clay, r. 1006 Pine
Day Samuel, r. 961 ailssiun
Day Silver Mining Co. (Lincoln Co., Nev.) E. M. Hall
secretary. 327 Pine, room 20
Day Thomas, r. 1016 Washington
Day Thomas, clerk, r. 319 Bush
DAY THOMAS importer and job-
ber g-asfixtures, clocks, bronzes, etc.,
133-134 Sutter, r. 630 Harrison
Day Thomas H., contractor and builder, r. 534 Ellis
Day Thomas I., r. 770 Harrison
Day Thomas J., engraver, 103 Montgomery, r. 1705
Howard
Day Thomas W., bookkeeper A. S. Hallidie, r. 117 Ce-
dar Av
Day William, clerk Payot, TJpham & Co., r. Ws Wash-
ington Av, nr Precita PI, B. H.
Day William, shoemaker Josaph Lucier, r. 916 Folsom,
rear
Day William H., porter Taber, Barker & Co., r. 26
Mary
lK?"Day. SeeO'Day
Dayan J. F. Rev., r. 319 Hyde
Dayan J. W., stationfery clerk C. P. RR., r. 319 Hyde
Dayball Bridget, widow, r. 9 Sheridan, rear
Days John M., deputy County Clerk, r. 1616 Turk
Dayton A. A., clerk LeCount Bros., r. 806 Stockton
Dayton Anna Mrs., millinery, 226 O'Farrell
Dayton Charles S., hostler, r. 420 Pacific
Dayton Eli, physician, office and r. 1211 Folsom
Dayton Eli D., soapmaker, r. 1211 Folsom
Dayton Eliza, domestic 1610 Howard
Dayton Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.)
W. E. Dean secretary, 79 Nevada Block
Dayton Jeremiah B. (W.E. Straut & Co.) r. Oakland
Dayton Mary E., widow, matron S. F. Female Hospi-
tal, 806 Stockton
De Abbey 1;
De Abbey IV
Deable Will
South S
Deacon Ed\
Deacon Gee
Deacon Jan
Deacon Jan
Deacon 1
Works,
B^ Deacon
Deady Corn
Deady EdWai^^ o., uitrrn, 1. uoi lyy a.y
Deiidy Eugene S., clerk John Middleton, r. 41 Quinn
Deady Nellie Mi.ss, saleslady Benoit S. Hirsch, r. 41
Thirleenth
Deady Robert, carpenter, r. 41 Quiun
Deakin Frederick H. (W. & F. Deakin) r. Yokohama,
Japan
Deakin W. & F. (Walter and Frederick H.) importers
Japanese goods, 4 New Montgomery
Deakin Walter (W. & F. Deakin) r. 2020 Pine
B^" Deakin. See Deacon
Deal B. F., office NE cor Fourth, and Townsend, room
46, r. Suiiol, Cal.
Deal Harry C, clerk ticket auditor C. P. RR., r. 2334
Mission
Deal Mrs., r. SW cor Twenty-secoud and Bartlett
Deal Samuel, detective C. P. RR.. office NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, room 58, r. 2334 Mission
Deal Samuel Jr., clerk general freight office C.P. RR.,
r. 2334 Mission
Deal William C, r. 2334 Mission
8^" Deal. See Diehl and Diel
Dealy Michael, clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 3303^ Tenth
Dean Allen, waiter, r. 28 Stone
Dean Anthony, longshoreman, r. 16 Decatur
Dean Benjamin D., physician, office 33 Kearny, r. 605
Ellis
Dean Blanche Miss, dressmaker, r. 207 Gough
Dean Charles, Ship Calkers' Assu, 44 Spear
Dean Charles D., driver Oakland Dairy, r. 1005 Na-
toma
Dean Charles F., clerk superintendent's office 8. P.
RR., r. 311 Stockton
Dean Cliarles O., dentist, office 126 Kearny, room
11, r. iUhz Turk
Dean Dorsey, glassstainer, r. 207 Gough •
Dean E. B. & Co. (Elisha B. Dean, David Willcox
and Charles H. Merchant) wholesale lumber deal-
ers, and proprts Marshfield Mills (Coos Bay,
Orl) office 22 California
Dean Edwin H., laborer freight dept S. P. RR., r. 616
Guerrero
Dean Elisha B. (E. B. Dean & Co.) r. Oakland
Dean Elizabeth, widow, r. 1055 Mission
Dean Frank, salesman, r. 15 Laskie
Dean Frank M., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 1206
Market
Dean George, oiler P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 2 Lincoln
PI
Deau George, seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Dean George A., proptr Pac. Straw Works, 16 Fourth,
r. SE cor Eureka and Twentieth
Dean Gilbert S., superintendent Safety Nitro Co.,
office 408 California
Dean James, fireman P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 907 Union
Dean John, carpenter, r. 207 Gough
Dean John, conductor, r. 636 Commercial
Deau John, teamster, SW cor Clay and Sansome, r.
1525 Ellis
Dean Joseph^ groceries and liquors, 20 Rausch
Dean Joseph, marble polisher, r. 1147 M Howard
Deau Joseph G., carpenter, r. 837 Folsom
Dean Lionel D,, glass stainer, r. 207 Gough
Dean Peter, capitalist, 419 Clay, r. 1046 Valencia
Dean Samuel C, bookkeeper E. B. Dean & Co., r.
Oakland
Dean Thomas R., miner, r. 14 Haight
Dean Thomas B. Jr., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 14 Haight
Dean Walter E., mining secretary, 79 Nevada
Block, r. The Baldwin
Dean Walter M.. teamster, r. 903 Battery
Deau Warren Y., carriage and wagon maker, 53 Beale
Dean William, deckhand S. P. C. RR. stmr Garden
City, r. N s Sixteenth Av, bet B and S, South
S. F.
Dean William, first assistant engineer P.O. SS. Vic-
toria, r. .568 Pol.soni
AjKtLuv nu^u Cj., saieHiuau rj. a. oones « UC, r. 11
Kearny
Deane James, deputy Sherifif, r. 214 Powell
Deane John (Murphy, Grant vV Co.) r. Berkeley
Deane John J., compositor Chronicle, r. 22 Geary
Deane Mamie A. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 1919 California
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO.
IMPORTERS OF JEWELRY AND WATCHES,
119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House In this city.
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Deane Margaret Mrs., principal Columbia Grammar
School, r. 1919 California
Deane Patrick, baker, r. (),iO Howard
Deane William, marble polisher, r. 31 Gilbert
Deane William A., compositor, r. 523 Stevenson
tff" Deane. See Dean
Dearborn Frank W,, bookkeeper Wilson & Bro., r. 245
Second
Dearborn G. Walter, clerk Travelers Insurance Co., r.
Oakland
Dearborn Hazeu S., lastmaker, r. 722 Lagiina
Dearborn Henry, laborer, r. 1630 Dolorea
Dearborn Henry C, captain P. M. SS. City of Sydney,
r. Palace Hotel
Dearborn Kittie Miss, r. The Inglewood
Dearborn Louie Mrs., r. The Inglewood
De Arce Lucas P., commission merchant, r. 8E cor
Filbert and Mason
De Arce P. Stanislaus, clerk, r. SE cor Filbert and
Mason
Deardorff John R., mining, r. 10 Bond
Dearing George, laborer, r. NW cor Yuba and Missouri
Dearing James, machinist, r. 708 Howard
Dearing Octavus A., salesman Palmer & Bey, r. 740
Pine
B^"Dearing. See Deering
Dearlove Charles, laborer, r.641 Vallejo
Dearlove Juanii, widow, r. 64i Vallejo
Dearmon William, r. 1930 Jessie
Deas Henry, mining secretary, 44 Nevada Block, r.
Alameda
Deas Julia W., widow, r. 1421 Pacific
Deas Win. deckhand P. C. SS. George W. Elder
Dease Andrew, tailor, r. 35 Third
De Assencao Autonio M., dishwasher Lisbon House
Deasy Brotliers (Jeremiah and Cornelius) boots
and shoes, 118 Third
Deasy Catherine, widow, groceries and liquors, SE
cor Fifth and Shipley
Deasy Cornelius (Deasy Brothers) r. 6J^ Dale PI
Dea.sy Cornelius, fireman Spring Valley W. W., r. S s
Bay, bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Deasy Jeremiah (Deasy Brothers) and solicitor Com-
mercial Insurance Co., office 405 California, r.
1307 Eddy
Deasy Jerome, clerk County Treasurer's Office, r. 200
Post
Deasy Jerome Mrs., florist, 736 Market, r. 200 Poet
Deasy Michael, laborer, r. 13 Kitch
Deasy P. C , sawyer, r. 193 Minna
Deaven Ann, widow, r. SW cor Army and Bemal
Deaven John, laborer, r. W s Clara Av, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Deaven Theresa Miss, dressmaker, r. SW cor Army
and Bernal
Deaves Ada E. Miss, actress Baldwin Tlieatre, r. 625
OFarrell
Deaves Alonzo, sawyer, r. 27J<; Fourth
Deaves Charles W. (Brooke & Deaves) r. 1532 Bush
Deaves Edwin, scene painter, r. 625 O'Farrell
Deaves Harry, propertyman Winter Garden, r. 625
O'Farrell
Deaves Rellie Miss, actress Bush St. Theatre, r. 625
O'Farrell
De Azevedo Fernando, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc,
510 Bush
De Baere Constant, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 324)^
Seventh, rear
De Bahr Henry, llerk Christopher Nobmann, r. 2031
Fillmore
Debant Brothers (Paul and John) tannery, W s San
Bruno Road, nr Islais Creek
Debant John (Debant Brothers) r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Islais Creek
Debant Paul (Debant Brothers) r.Ws San Bruno Road,
nr Islais Creek
Debarbif'ii Serafino, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
De Bard Annie, widow, r. 156 Clara, rear
De Bard E\igene, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Debarne Liicien, cooper, r. 1122 Dupont
De Barre J., cigarmakcr, r. Park Hotel
Debauze Paul, cook, r. 607 M Pine
Debb Franklin, butcher, r. 2036 Folsom
Debeize Frank, r. NW cor Twentieth and Church
Debenham George W., starter Market St. RR., r. 1616
Turk
De Bernard! Charles, cook, r. 4323^ Vallejo
De Bernard! Maurizio (Minoletti & De Bernard!) r.
1310 Kearny, rear
De Bernard! Pietro, dishwasher Ticino Hotel
Debernard! Victor, laborer, r. St. Gottard Hotel
Debicke A., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Deblin Fannie Miss, tailoress. r. 355 Jessie
De Blois Fannie, widow, confectionery, 408 Fourth
De Blois George, conductor N. B. and M. RR.. r. 408
Fourth
De Blois Silas D., draftsman William H. Milliken, r.
East Oakland
Debney Charles G., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
917 McAllister
Debney Gerard, captain P. C. SS. State of California,
r. 917 McAllister
De Boer Hendrick J., junk dealer, 1239 Mission
De Bois James D., commision merchant, r. 1914 Broad-
way
De Bonnet Adolph, clerk Newman & Levinson, r. 309
Sutter
De Borba Joaquin, laborer, r. 315 Drumm
Debret Michael, waiter, r. 514 Bush
De Bretteville Veggo, farmer, nr Lake Merced and
Ocean House School
De Brie George W.. ironmolder, r. NE cor Twenty-
fifth and Vicksburg
De Brie John E., ironmolder, r. NE cor Twenty-fifth
and Vicksburg
De Brie William, ironmolder, r. NE cor Twenty-fifth
and Vicksburg
Debro George, clerk, r. 1521 California
Debrodt Henry, laborer, r. North Pacific Hotel
Debrunner Ulrich, cloth merchant, .528 Montgomery,
r. 1205 M Golden Gate Av
De Bus Henry F., coffee saloon, 521 Montgomery, r.
63^ Prospect PI
Decamilli Francisco A., liquor saloon, 500 Broadway,
r. 222 Broadway
De Camp Henry, waiter, r. SE cor Geary and Bu-
chanan
De Camp John P., cigarmaker William John, r. Oak-
land
De Campos Joseph, expressman, NE cor Clay and
Driimm, r. W s Wood, nr Point Lobos Av
De Campos Manoel, seaman, r. '20 Folsom
De Cardona Leo, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 825
Kearny
Decarteret Frederick, longshoreman, r. McClellan,
bet Powhattan and Lincoln, B. H.
De Casembroot Charles J., shipping agent, r. E 8
Utah, bet Yolo and Sonoma
De Casper Fiedel (Scharetg & De Casper) r. W s
Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
De Casper Michel, teamster, r. 525 Brannan
De Castilla Anthony, clerk, r. 1525 Pine
De Castro D. & Co., shipping and commission
merchants, Frederick L. Barreda manager, 213
Sansome, room 1
De Castro Marina S., widow, r. 10 Willow
De Chattrette Valerie, widow, r. 14 Lal'ayette
Dechent Charles, nursery, 1579 Turk
Dechow Carl, groceries and liquors, NE cor Beale
and Harrison
De Cima F. R.. mining engineer, 217 Sansome, room
1 , r. The Baldwin
De Cima V. L. Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Deckelman Frank (Deckelman & Lipman) r. 1703Jj
Jones
Deckelman Joseph G. , Cigarmakers' Assn, 114 Du-
pont
Deckelman Louis N., tailor, r. 1215 Pacific
Deckelman & Lipman (Frank Deckelman and 8. W.
Lipman) barbers, 413 California
Decker Bernard, liquor saloon, 530 Valencia
Decker Charles W. (Decker & Wilson) r. 925 Market
Decker Christian, groceries and liquors, 156 Berry, r.
646 Fourth
Decker Christian, laborer, r. 5 Harrison Av
Decker Frederick A., cashier Hermansen, Jorgensen
& Co., r. 2909 Bush
Decker George, Health Inspector, office 14 O'Farrell,
r. 32 Ellis
Decker George E., clerk Richard Decker, r. NW cor
Devisadero and Grove
Decker John H., clerk, r. 906 Market
Decker John H., dentist Decker & Wilson, r. 2909
Bush
Decker John H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Hyde
Decker John H., machinist, r. 1208M Union
Decker John H. Jr., with John H. Decker, r. 1031 Hyde
Decker Leah Miss, dressmaker, 174)6 Clementina
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Decker Louis W., driver Cal. Cracker Co., r. 13 Sec-
ond Av
Decker Martha B., widow, r. 2909 Bush
Decker Martin (Peterson & Decker) r. 646 Fourth
Decker Rey, r. 157 Seventh
Decker Richard, grocer, NW cor Devisadero and
Grove
Decker Samuel, clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
Decker V., r. 1.57 Seventh
Decker William, bartender, r. 5 Harrison Av
Decker i!te Wilson (C. W. Decker and C. H. Wilson)
dentists, 925-927 Market
Deckers Alexander, .shipiarpenter, r. 2GG Brannan
De Clairmout Alonzo, collector, r. 104 Taylor
De Clairmout Ralph, r. 65 Thirteenth
Decole Larie, gardener, r. S s California, bet Fourth
and Fifth Avs
Decombe Joseph, fruits, Market St. Ferrv Landing, r.
311 East
Decorative Art Society of California, Miss A. W.
Barry superintendent, rooms 631 Sutter
De Corda Agosto, gardener Visitaciou Valley
De Cordy Thomas M., metalroofer. r. 4 Jessie
De Costa David N., barber, r. 1313 Green
De CoBta Hi^ury N., coal merchant, r. 1313 Green
De CostaJacobN., teacher Hebrew andEuglish.r. 1313
Green
De Costa Joseph, cook, r. SE cor Sansome and Vallejo
De Coulette Martine, dairy, E s Mission, nr Onondaga
Av
De Courcy Carrie Miss, milliner Mrs. F. DeCourcy, r.
1907 Fillmore
De Courcy Edward, clerk, r. 1907 Fillmore
De Courcy Fannie Mrs, milliner, 1907 Fillmore
De Courcy Margaret, widow, varieties, 2941 Sixteenth
De Courcy Raoul B., artist, studio 728 Montgomery
De Courcy William S., clerk Heller Bros.,r. 1907 Fill-
more
Decourtieux Amand, butcher, 27-29 S. F. Market, r.
725 Broadway
De Crano Edmund G., mining expert, r. 2836 Cali-
fornia
De Cunha Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Sec,
510 Bush
De Cuyper Charles, clerk Station B, Post Office, r.
1126 Market
Deden August, fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dedorky Henry, proptr Golden Gate Hotel, 134 Fourth
Dee Annie, cook 321 Hyde
Dee Ellen, domestic 320 Ellis
Dee Francis H., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
729 Geary
Dee John P., teamster, r. 37 Clementina
Dee Patrick, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. SE cor
Page and Webster
Dee Thomas, laborer, r. 11 Natoma
Dee William, laborer, r. 11 Natoma
Deegan Catherine, widow, r. 1005 Post
Deegan Kate, widow, r. 115 Francisco
Deegan Michael, r. 9 Taylor
Deegan William, salesman East & Co.,r. 226 Eleventh
fi^ Deegan. See Degan and Degen
Deely James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Pine and
Polk, r. 3100 California
Deehm Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Deen William, longshoreman, r. Sixteenth Av, bet E
aud S, South S. F.
Deeney Eddie, fringemuker, r. 411 Bryant
Deoncy James, laborer, r. 512 Second
Deeney John, wood and coal, 220 Eighth
Deeney William, clerk, r. 649 Third
Deeney William, woud and coal, 512 Second
Deer Creek Mining Co. (Tehama Co.) 25 Merchants'
Exchange
Deering Charles J., capitalist, 419 Clay, r. Fruit Vale
Oeerin^ FranU P., attorney at law, and librarian
S. F. Law Library, 27-28 Montgomery Block, r. 819
California
Deering James, laborer, r. 445 Clementina, rear
Deering James H., attorney at law, 34 Montgomery
Block, r. 819 California
Deering Katharine A. Mrs., dressmaker, 115 Kearny
Deering Mary, widow, r. 629 ><; Minna
Deering Michael, assistant engineers. P. RR., NE cor
Fourth and Townscnd, room C2, r. 22 South Park
Deering Thomas, seaman, r. 332 Brannan
tlS^ Deering. See Dearing
Deers John, laborer National Iron Works, r. Oakland
Deery O., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Doery Frank, r. 721 Natoma
Deery James, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 213 Tehama
Deery Thomas (Downes & Deery) r. 196}^ West Mis-
sion
Dees Ludwig, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
De Ferrari Gerolamo, painter, r. 504 Vallejo
De Ferrari Gio. B., house, sign and fresco paint-
ing, 307 Montgomery Av, r. 1201 Turk
Deffner Martha, widow, r. 24 Mint Av
Defiance Gold Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) W. H. Lent
secretary, 62 Nevada Block
De Fiennes Henry J., pressman, r. 835 Mission
De Fiennes John B., attorney at law, r. 835 Mission
Defiganiere Sylvester T., commission agent, r. 917 Na-
toma
De Filippe T. B., academy of languages, SW cor
Bush and Kearny, r. Oakland
Defler Henry, with Winter & Felsing, r. 2322 Folsom
De Flou John F., salesman A. C. Hahn, r. 17 Powell
Defoe Peter, Ship Calkers' A^n, 44 Spear
De Folly Curio, musician Winter Garden, r. 612 Cali-
fornia
De Forrest Charles, furnished rooms, 286 Stevenson
De Forrest Josepli, superintendent San Francisco
yards Sierra Lumber Co., yard NE cor Fourth and
Channel, r. 842 Valencia
De Forrest William F., clerk freightdept C. P. RR.,r.
Brunswick House
Defosse Charles, drayman Cutter & Co., r. 228 J4 Perry
Defranco Carmello, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Defranco Domenico, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
De Frees Joseph A., elevatorman E. Detrick k Co., r.
14 Oak Grove Av
De Frees William R., mining expert, r. 34 Erie
De Fi-eitas Antonio L., watchman P. C. SS. Columbia,
r. 124 Shipley
De Freitas Antonio L. Jr., r. 124 Shipley
De Freitas Joao, laborer, r. 315 Dl'umm
De Freitas John L., teacher music, r. 124 Shipley
De Freitas Jose M., waiter Lisbon House
De Freitas Julius L., r. 124 bnipley
De Freitas Mauoel A., Portuguese Pro. and Ben.
Soc, 510. Bush
De Freitas Manoel T., Portuguese Pro. and Ben.
Soc, 510 Bush
De Freitas Pedro Jose, laborer, r. 315 Drumm
De Fremery H. S., ship and Custom House broker, 508
Battery, r. Alameda
De Fremery James, president S. F. Savings
Union, consul Netherlands, agent Amsterdam
Board of Underwriters, and (James De Fremery
& Co.) office 410 Battery, r. 1303 Adeline, Oakland
De Fremery James <& Co. (James and William
C. B. De Fremery) commission merchants, 410
Battery
De Fremery William C. B. (James De Fremery & Co.)
r. Oakland
De Freville Eugene, fish dealer, r. 611 Gough
Deftereros Dimitre, fruits, 1000 Market
Degan Katie, domestic NW cor San Bruno Road and
Cortland Av
Degan Patrick (Degan & Orford) r. 2914 Washington
Degan & Orford (Patrick Degan and Robert Orford)
stone yard NE cor Ellis and Broderick, and N s
Townsend, bet Second and Third
O^Dcgan. See Deegan and Degen
De Garcia Vincenta, widow, r. 15 Scott PI
De Garay L. Theodora Miss, wax flowers, 642 Filbert
De Gear Frank H., carpenter, r. 113 Sherman
De Gear George P., mechanic .\ckerman Bros., r. 113
Sherman
Degen .\nton, baker, r. 506 Stevenson
Degen L.. P., manufacturer oak-tanned leather
belting, 13 Fremont, r. Oakland
Degen Philip W., clerk Lilienthal & Co.,r. 34 Tehama
Degen William, bricklayer, r. 1312}^ Natoma
Degener Erich (Degener & Co.) r. 1130 Eddy
Deyener & Co. (Erich Degener and William Lich-
teuberg) importers aud commission merchants,
and agents Globe Marine Insurance Co. and Chi-
nese Insurance Co., 308 California
Degeuhardt Charles G., butcher, r. 1405 Bush
De Ghctaldi Emilio, liquor saloon, 514}^ Battery, r.
988 Howard
Degnan John J., carpenter, r. 36 Rausch
Degnan Mary, widow, r. 36 Rausch
Degnan Peter, laborer, r. 120 Silver
Degnan Thomas, porter E. Raas & Co., r. 36 Rausch
De Gomez Fermiu, bookkeeper B. Elliot, r. 1032 Market
Degorski John, tailor, r. 422 Post, rear
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De Grraaf John P., compositor, r. 607 Powell
De Gras Henri, physician, oflce and r. 1620 Howard
De Greayer Harry, contractor, r. 1621 Devisadero
De Greayer Josephine A., widow, r. 707 Mason
De Greayer Septimus, stockbroker, 232 >< Montgom-
ery, r. Occidental Hotel
De Groone Louis A., painter, r. 1124 )i Folsom
De Groot Eliza A. Mrs., r. 221 Seventh
De Groot Henry, physician, r. 131 Post
De Groot William H., carriagemaker E. Soule, r.
2011 J4 Stockton
De Groote Leon A., collector, r. S s Eleventh Av, bet
Railroad Av and M, South S. F.
De Guerre Frank H., carpenter, r. 113 Sherman
De Guerre George P., mechanic Ackerman Bros., r.
113 Sherman
De Guiofiie Cliristian, agent Comptoir D'Es-
compte de Paris, 412 Montgomery, r. San Mateo
Degule Bernard, milkman, r. NE cor Clement and
Twenty-ninth Av
Degiistini Mansuetto, laborer, r. 20 Boardmau PI
DeHaan Peter, captain echr P. and E. No. 7, office 7
Clay
De Haes Charles, French laundry, G.33-637 Third
De Haro Alonzo, conductor Central RR., r. 1001 Mc-
Allister
De Haven P. A., car painter, r. 317 First
De Haven Rhodes, traveling agent, r. 301 Jones
Dehertog Adrien, machinist, r.537 Hayes
Dehertog Anna Mme., laundress, 737 Hayes
Dehn Fritz, beertaijper The Fountain, r. 174 Folsom
Dthner Charles, baker, r. 1139}$ Mission
Dehnert Charles, machinist, r. 1128}^ Harrison
Dehoney James, teamster Market St. RR., r. 70 Bros-
nau
Dehuc F. nil. blacksmith, 620 Commercial, r. NE cor
Stoikton and Jackson
De Hurtal C. F. Mrs., widow, r. 729 Geary
Deidell Frank, brewer, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Deikmanu John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Deikmaun Peter, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Deily James B"., carpenter, r. 518 Grove
Deiuinger John, clerk, r. 29 Langton
Deltzler George W., capitalist, 220 Sansome, rooms
1-2, r. 8 Liberty, nr Valencia
De Jarley George W., housepainter, r. 324J^ Seventh,
rear
De Jarley Paul, painter, r. 324 Seventh, rear
De Jaruac Edmond, painter, r. G Vallejo PI
De Jarnac Edward, conductor Geary St. RR.
De Jonge John, proptr Oregon House, 238 Steuart
De Knight Charles H., machinist, r. cor Bay and Hyde
De La Bar Macaja, contractor and builder,' r. 460 Na-
toma
De Labrousse Alexander, veterinary surgeon, 1125
Market, r. 622 Stevenson
De La Cruz Yguacio, bootblack, r. 414 Post, rear
De Lacy Charles, manager Thunder Powder Co., 606
Montgomery, r. 510 Taylor
De Lacy John, watchman P. M. 83. City of Rio de
Janerio, r. 74 Tehama
Delafield Henry, day inspector Custom House, r.
192G Mission
De Lafontaine Victor, cooper, r. 1629 West Mission
De Laguua Herman, clerk R. Wegener, r. Oakland
Delahaef Elisha, clerk, r. 410 Sixth
Delahanty Ellen Mrs., r. 2122 Jones
Delalianty Patrick, teamster, r. 7 Decatur
Dclalianty William, r. 810 Green
Sy Uelahauty. See Delehauty
Delahay Estclle, tcaclier painting, r. 507 Mason
Delahay James E., bricklayer, r. 237 Fell
De Lamater Edgar A., student Pac. Business College,
r. 178 X Foui'teeuth
De Lamater Marvin H., carpenter, r. 178}6 Four-
teenth
Delamater Theodore C, dairyman, r. 1887 Broadway
Delamba Em mucl, waiter Palace Hotel
Delamier Guadalupe, dressmaker, r. 1503 Dupont
De la Montagnie Amelia Mrs., widow, r. 1021 Sutter
De La Montanya Ge"orge, tinsmith, r. 25}<i Fifth Av
De La Montanya Hudson, merchant, r. 832 Sutter
De laa Mpiitanya Jainesi, importer stoves and
metals, 214-222 Jackson and G0fi-G08 Battery, r.
1510 Taylor
Delamore Edward J., r. 220 O'Farrell, rear
Delamore John F., hostler, r. 220 O'Fariell, rear
Delamore Richard A., delivery clerk Ackermau Bros.,
r. 421 Stevenson
Delancy A. J., laborer, r. Chicago Hotel
Deland Harry, engineer, r. 317 Minna
De Landresse Henri Clerc, collector French Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 10 Jansen
Delaney Alfred, laborer, r. 427 Francisco
De Laney Daniel, musician, r. 704 Laurel Av
Delaney Edward, stevedore, r. 322 Eighth
Delaney Edward, waiter Joseph S.Marshall
Delaney Ellen, domestic 1354 Post
Delaney Ellen, domestic 918 O'Farrell
Delaney George E., r. N s California Av, bet Fair and
Powell Avs, B. H.
Delaney Hannah, domestic IGOO Taylor
Delaney James, car painter, r. 739 Folsom
Delaney James, longshoreman, r. 19 Clinton
Delaney John, laborer, r. 11 De Boom
Delaney Julia, domestic 26 Glen Park Av
Delaney Margaret, widow, groceries and liquors, W s
Sau Bruno Road, nr Woolsey
Delaney Michael, r. 67 Minna, rear
Delaney Michael, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Delaney Michael, laborer, r. 28 Alta
Delaney Patrick, artesian wellborer, r. 764 J<i Howard
Delaney Patrick J ., juukdealer, r. W s ganchez, bet i
Twenty-fourth and Jersey ]
Delanev Patrick M., sujjerintendent J. J. O'Brien & i
Co." r. 123 O'Farrell |
Delaney Philip, juukdealer, r.W s Twenty-fourth, bet
Castro and Noe |
Delaney Richard, laborer, r. 18 Freelon I
Delaney Sarah Miss. r. 20 Freelon |
Delanev Ste^jheu, lumberman, r. 1001 Battery [
Delaney W. E., waiter O. R. and N. SS. Columbia I
Delaney W. F.. saloon waiter P. C. SS. George W. !
Elder, r. 8G8 Folsom |
Delaney William, clerk, r. 1128 Folsom i
Delaney William, drayman T>. L. Farnsworth |
Delaney William D., shipcarpenter, r. 9J$ Oak Grove i
Av I
Delaney William Joseph, shipcarpenter, r. 9M Oak I
Grove Av
t^" Delaney. See Delanoy and Delany !
De Langton Walter H., assistant superintendent Mar- i
ket St. Extension RR., r. 154 Octavia
De Languilette Caroline Mme., midwife, r. 320 Dun-
can
De Languilette Louis, machinist, r. 320 Dirncan
Delano Augustus, calker, r. 540 Howard
Delano Charles M., cashier Hubbell, Shattuck & Co.,
r. 2.i22 Clay
Delano Frank M., tinsmith, r. 1155 Mission
Delano George W., r. 100 "ij Second
Delano Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Tulare Co., Cal.)
Joseph Morizio seci-etary, 32i Montgomery, room
24
Delano Robert T., shipcalker, r. 220 Shotwell
Delano Silas L., wheelwright, r. 1155 Mission
Delano Willie W., tinsmith, r. 1155 Mission
Delanoy Frederick N. (McCormick & Delanoy) r. Ala
meda
Delany Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 131 Third
De Lany Arthur W., compositor, r. 1214 Clay
Delany Bridget, domestic 1812 Steiner
Delany Charles McC. Mrs., widow, r. 1515 Clay
Delany George, butch,er, r. 408 Broadway
Delany James, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Delany James, laborer, r. E s California Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Montezuma
Delany James H., boatman, r. 349 Tehama
Delany John L., master mariner, r. 1714 Sutter
Delany Thomas, laborer, r. 73 Tehama
Delany Thomas, packer medical dept U. S. A., r. 112
Page
Delany William, musician, r. 231 Bartlett
ByOelauy. See Delaney and Delanoy
De Lanza Francisco, engineer, r. 14 Cleaveland
Delapere Frank, cook, r. 519 Bush
De la Pcrriere Louis, teacher French, r. 1010 Sutter
Delapierre Henry, upholsterer, r. 122G Stockton
De Lappe R., student Heald's Bu->iuess College, r. 410
Hyde
De La Suta Mauuela, widow, r. 720 Vallejo
De La Torre Autliony, carriagetrimmer, v. 714 Green-
wich
Delatour Franls, clerk, r. 109 }$ Langton
Delatour Frank, farmer, r. 614 >4 Minna
Delatour Frederick J., pressman Benjamin Dore & Co.,
r. 614 H Minna
Delatour Henry (Stieglitz & Delatour) r. 109 Langton
Delatour Louis, with William T. Galloway & Co., r.
C14)« Minna
WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Spear St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
DEL
332
DEM
Delatour Pauline M. Mme., teacher French and mu-
bIc, r. 5 Mason
Delau Joseph, dyer F. Thomas & Co., r. 27 Tenth
Delaum Julius, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Delavau Isaac E., bookkeeper, r. 826 Union
Delavau John Mrs., r. 826 Union
Delavau William, clerk, r. 826 Union
De Laveaga Jos^ V. Mrs., widow, r. 322 Geary
De Laveaga J. Vicente, capitalist, 258 Market, r. 322
Geary
De Laveaga Miguel A., capitalist, 258 Market, r. 532
Turk
Delay Charles E., clerk Eeddan & Delay, r. .514 Valencia
Delay Daniel J., teacher St. Ignatius College, r. 2
Camp
Delay Edward J. (Reddan & Delay) r. 514 Valencia
Delay Timothy, r. 514 Valencia
Delbende Marguerite Mrs., laundry, 14 Turk, r. 565
Stevenson
Delbende Victor, with Marchehout & Boudin, r. SE
cor Folsom and Sixth
Delber Charles, bartender, r. 305 Minna
Del Carlo Daniele, Italian BarsaglieH Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Del Carlo Frank, vegetable dealer, r. 11 Gordon
Del Carlo Giovanni, vegetable peddler, r. 1115 Mont-
gomery
Delchiaro Zeiiiro, Italian Ben. See, 423 Washington
Deleau Joseph, chief nurse French Hospital, r. Bry-
ant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Delee Richard C, carpenter, r. W s Second Av, bet
Pine and California
Delehanty Cornelius, painter Thojiias Downing, 615
Mission
Delehanty Edward J., boltmaker, r. 119 Beale
Delehanty Thomas, boltmaker, r. 119 Beale
B^ Delehanty. See Delahanty
Deler John, ladies' hairdresser and importer of hu-
man hair, 12 Kearny, r. 100 Turk
Deleree Charles A., straw worker, r. 348 Third
Deleree James F., driver Omnibus RR., r. 348 Third
Deles Mary, laundress, r. 6 Hinckley
Deletis Vriscente, laborer, r. 14 Clay
Delevra Elizabeth, widow, r. 2 Moulton PI
Delfer George, shoemaker, r. 938 Pacific
Delfino Amato, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Deliino Antone (Delfino & Ross) r. 1315 Kearny
Delfino August, laborer, r. 327 Ivy Av
Delfino Giacomo, laborer, r. 422 Vallejo
Delfino John, hostler, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
Delfino Joseph, bakery and coffee saloon, 109 Third
Delfino Louis, cook Joseph Delfino, r, 109 Third
Delfino Perla Miss, dressmaker, r. 15 Scott PI
Delfino & Ross (Antone Delfino and Allen O. Robb)
harnessmakers, 723 Sansome
Del Frate Raffaello, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Delfs Marcus, steward brig W. G. Irwin, r. 609 Chest-
nut
Delfs Marcus Jr., carpenter, r. 609 Chestnut
Delgado Alejandra, widow, r. 512M Broadway
Delgado Pedro, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Delgado Simona, widow, r. 516 Vallejo
Delholm Rasmus, laborer, r. W s Kentucky, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Delhoume John B., cook, r. New Guillaume Tell Hotel
Delias D., flower peddler, r. 722 Front
Delicat Frederick A., carpenter, r. 411 Jones
Delicat John D., salesman Kaskell Bros., r. 411 Jones
De Ligne Alexander, collector Louis F. Dunand, r.
1313 Dupont
Deliguensky Alexander Rev., r. 1715 Powell
Delille Henry, bookkeeper Lafayette Brewery, r. 10
Adele Alley
Deline Irviug, driver Market St. RR., r. 620 Fourth
Dell Charles L., clerk freight dept C. P. RR., r. 1130
ShotwcU
Dell John E., carpenter, r. 649 Folsom
Dell Thomas, bartender, r. 3i\)}i Minna, rear
Delia Maggiora Andrea, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Delia Maggiora Giovanni, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Delia Wallace, stove mounter, r. 44 South Park
Dellamaria G., r. Ticiuo Hotel
Dellasanta Fernando, laborer, r. 906 Stockton
Dellasauta Louis (Maestretti Ji Dellasanta) r. 12 Ellis
Dellaspola Vincenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton '
Dellawedua Lenhard, dairyman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Dellepiane Fillipo, teacher music, r. 518 Twenty-
third
Dellepiane & Co. (Peter Alferitz) commission
merchants and wholesale foreign produce and
wool dealers, 425-427 Battery
Dellex E. Mrs., widow, r. 539 Valencia
Dellisx Felix, laborer, r. 120 Virginia
Dellitch Vincenzo, Fishermens' Assn, 307 Broadway
Dellwig Charles H., baker, r. 1141 Mission
Dellwig Theodore, bakery, 1912 Polk
Delmaestro Giacomo (Lemoine, Turel & Co.) r. San
Jose
Del Mar Alexander, mining engineer, 216 Sansome, r.
637 Golden Gate Av
Del Mar Eugene, clerk Alexander Del Mar, r. 637
Golden Gate Av
Delmonti Ciriacco, Fishermens' Assn, 307 Broadway
Delmore Frank, machinist, r. 513 Third
Delmue Santino G., bartender Palace Hotel, r. 20
Metcalfe PI
Delnor George, calker, r. 100 J^ Second
Deloche Francois, salesman J. B. Deloche, r. 719
Clay
Deloche Jean B. , poultry, eggs, cheese etc., 2-6
S. F. Market, r. 704 Harrison
Deloche Samuel, salesman Dominick Roberts, r. 9
Hinckley
Deloge Ferdinand, m older, r. 1064 3^ Howard
Deloge Juliet Miss, florist, 1064}^ Howard
D'Elom Alexander, pictureframes. 127 Seventh
Delong Alfred, cook.fr. California Hotel
De Long Charles E. Mrs., widow, r. 25 Thirteenth
De Tjong Francis, farmer, olfice 117 Pine, r.
Novato, Marin Co.
De Lioiig Frank C, farmer, oflSce 117 Pine, r.
Novato, Marin Co.
Delop Thomas, hallman Grand Hotel
De Lopez Carmen Mrs., r. 15 Scott PI, rear
Delorieux Jean G., machinist, r. 819 Jackson
Delorieux Victor, machinist, r. 605 Broadway
De Lorme S. A. Mrs., artist, r. 99 St. Ann's Building
De Lorme Victor, bookkeeper, r. 437 Eday
Delos Mariquita Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Hinckley
Delpodio Eugene, clerk S. Ettinger, r. 16 Thirteenth
Delpogetto Rafaele, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Wash-
ington
Delsescaux Louis, marblecutter, r. 27 Gilbert
De Luca Carlo, butcher, r. 441 Green
De Luca Egisto, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
De Luca Giosualdo, butcher, SE cor Dupont and
Green, r. 418 Green
De Luca Giovanni, teamster, r. 21 Vandewater
De Luca Louisa, dressmaker, r. 21 Vandewater
De Luca Pietro, teamster, r. 21 Vandewater
De Lucca Catarina, widow, r. 110 William
De Lucca Joseph, laborer, r. 1025 Montgomery
Delucchi Antonio, vegetables, 29 Colombo Market
Delucchi Giovauui, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Delucchi Giusepije, gardener, r. 314 Pacific
Delucchi Lorenzo, vegetables, 12 Colombo Market
Delucchi Luigi, teamster, r. 427 Broadway
Delucchi Michele, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Delucci Luigi, drayman, r. 7 Jasper PI •
Delury Daniel, bartender, r. 768 Mission
Del Valle Reginaldo F., Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bnsh
Delwisih Anton, hostler, r. 37 Dorland
De Malder Joseph, laborer, r. 568 Bryant
De Mamiel Gustave H., salesman J. W. DavidBon &
Co., r. 206 Fifth
Demangeon August, mirror maker, r. 1917 Mason
Demangeon August Jr., machinist, r. 1917 Mason
De Manuel G., r. 836 Broadway
Demarais M., fireman Golden Age Mills
Demarci Julius N.. poultry dealer, r. 222 Stevenson
Demaria John, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Demaria Luigi, vegetables, 76 Colombo Market, r. cor
Filbert and Franklin
De Marten Charles, clerk Louis Lavaginno, r. 24 How-
ard Court
Demartini Alessandro, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broad-
way
Demartini Antone, fruits and vegetables, 558 Twen-
tieth
De Martini Antonio, groceries and vegetables, NE cor
Dupont and Green, r. 512 Green
De Martini Antonio, laborer, r. 14 Union PI
Demartini August, boatbuilder, 5 Vallejo, r. 318 Bdwy
LOUiS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to Bravermsm «& I^evy
119 MONTGOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHIN« C'AI.l.FI» FOR AND DKI.IVERED.
OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET.
DEM
333
DEM
De Martini Bartolomeo, laborer, r. 5 Gaven
Deniartini Felippo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
De Martini Frank, bootblack, 226 Montgomery, r. 13
Pollard PI
Deniartini G., dishwasher F. Lucchetti, 519 Davis
Demartini Gerolaiuo, vegetables, 47 Colombo Market
De Martini Giovanni, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Demartini Giovanni, "bootblack, 527 Kearny, r. 1112
Kearny
Demartini Giovanni, boot and shoemaker, 229 J^
Montgomery Av, r. 14 Union PI
Demartini Giovanni, vegetables, 14 Colombo Market
Demartini Giuseppe, vegetables, 42 Colombo Market
De Martini Giuseppe, laborer, r. 12 Union PI
Demartini Giuseppe, laborer, r. 327 Broadway, rear
De Martini Giuseppe, liquor saloon, 1229 Dupout, r.
1112 Kearny
Demartini JJ & Co. (John Demartini and David Bada-
racco) wood and coal, 531 Pine
Demartini James, r. 423}^ Broadway, rear
Demartini John (J. Demartini & Co.) r. 19^ Lafayette
PI
Demartini John (Levaggi, Barbieri & Co.) r. 303
Fourth
De Martini John, clerk John F. Fugazi, r. 516 Filbert
De Martini John, clerk Antonio Franc, r. 1503 Fill-
more
Demartini John, laborer, r. 327 Broadway, rear
Demartini Joseph, r. 738 Vallejo
De Martini Joseph, r. 1503 Fillmore
De Mnrtini Joseph, vegetable garden, E s Church, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Demartini L. & Co. (Louis Demartini and Bartolo^-
meo Ceilo) manufacturers candy. 211 Post
Demartini Louis (L. Demartini & Co.) r. 516 Filbert
Demartini Luigi, bootblack, 341 Bush, r. 420 Broad-
way
Demartini Natale, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Demartini Nick, bootblack J. Reese, r. Hinckley
De Martini Pablo, r. 11 Baunam PI
De Martini Pablo, laborer, r. 17 Sonora
De Martini Pablo, laborer, r. 511 Green, rear
De Martini Pablo, liquor saloon, 1337 Dupont, rear
Demartini Paolo, bootblack, 208 Bush
De Martini Paolo, laborer, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Demartini Paolo, vegetables, 49 Colombo Market
Demartini Paul, porter Adam Grimm, r. 29 Pinkney PI
De Martini Peter, r. 4 Bartol
Demartini Philip, bartender J. W. Mahon, r. 9 Me-
dau PI
De Martini Rosa Mrs., fancy goods, 1403 Dupont
De Martini Rosa, tobacco stripper, r. 17 Sonora
De Martini Stefano. bootblack, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
De Martini Victor, bootblack, r. 517 Union
De Masini Telespliorus Rev., S. J., profes-
sor St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
De Masserano Ramon, cook, r. 410 Broadway
Dematci Agostino, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Dematei Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Dematio Louis, scavenger, r. 4 Bartol
Dematio Peter, scavenger, r. 4 Bartol
De Mauri Marshal, fireman, r. 1120 Montgomery
De Mazatlan Puerto, laundress, r. 17 Scott PI
De Melder Joseph, laborer, r. 568 Bryant
Demelle George, salesman, r. 326 Jessie
Dement Edward D., reporter Morning Call, r. 319
Bush
Demeree George F., team.ster Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
Co., r. 10 Carlos PI
Demerest Frank, bookkeeper John Mcllwain, r. 922
Howard
Demerest James H., collector George B. Knowles &
Son, r. 1078 Broadway
S^Demerest. See Demorest
Demerltt Hayden L., civil engiaeer, 67 Cal. Market
Demers A., r. S s Eighteenth, bet Valencia and Guer-
rero
Deniers- Eusebe (Demers i^- Eisner) r. 1751 Howard
Demers L. Hector, confectioner, 1214 Market, r. cor
Eighteenth and Valencia
Demers A: Eisner (Eusebe Demers and Pbilip Eisner)
stoves and tinware. 331 Fourth
Demetrick Henry, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and
Eighth
Demetrio .\bberigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
De Meyer Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 27 Vi Fourth
De Michelli Domingo, teamster, r. 618 Broadway, rear
De Michelli Giovanni, vegetables, 1 Colombo Market
De Michelli Giuseppe, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
De Michelli Micheli, vegetables, 51 Colombo Market,
r. S s California, bet Fourth and Fifth Avs
De Mill E. G., shirt mnfr, 104 Kearny
De Mill Peter E., foreman meter shop Central Gas
Co.,r. Grand Hotel
De Mille George N., salesman Davis Bros., r. 807 Leav-
enworth
Deming Edward O. (Deming, Palmer & Co.) r. 716
Ellis
Deming Halleck V. (Martenstein & Deming) r. 714
Ellis
Deming Horace, r. 714 Ellis
Deming Horace A.,agent E.Butterick & Go's patterns.
124 Post, r. 612 Hyde
Deming Jay (R. D. Hume & Co.) r. 518 Geary
Deming Joseph G. (Deming, Palmer & Co.) r. Los An-
geles
Deming', Palmer & Co. (Edward O. Deming,
Jacob Palmer and Joseph G. Deming; proptrs
Capitol Mills, S. F. and Capitol Mills, Los. Ange-
les, office 202-204 Davis
Deming Peter, Mastermarlners' Ben. Assu, 413 Sut-
ter
Demlea Michael, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Amador, r.
360 Clementina
Demmick Henry, ironmolder, r. 112 }<. Park Av
Demmou Samuel B., billposter T. N. Dunphy & Co.
Demokrat California (daily and weekly) Fr.
Hess & Co. publishers and proprietors, 409-413
Bush
De Mont Charles, r. 790 Folsom
Demorest Isaac, mastermariner, r. 804 Geary
Demorest James, carriagepaiuter, r. 33 Eddy
Demorest's Patterns, Samuel Hill agent, 634
Market
1^" Demorest. See Demerest
De Mott Catherine L., widow, r. 1223 Filbert
De Mott Eugene, r. 506 Fourth
De Mott Josephine Mrs., r. 122 Taylor
Demozionio Luigl, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Dempsey Andrew H., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 725
Harrison
Dempsey Bernard, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 51 Louisa
Dempsey Daniel, carpenter, r. SE cor Alabama and
Twenty-sixth
Dempsey Edward, clerk Zimmermanu, Strouse & Co.,
r. 925 Bryant
Dempsey Frank, r. 33 Eddy
Dempsey James, marine diver, r. S 8 Army, bet San-
chez and Church
Dempsey Jeremiah, marbleworks, 1069 Market
Dempsey Johannah, domestic 1970 Washington
Dempsey John, gardener, r. 422 Fulton, rear
Dempsey John, laborer, r. 3}i Elizabeth
Dempsey John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Dempsey John, miner, r. 925 Bryant
Dempsey John, shoemaker, r. Seventh Av, bet K and
L, South S. F.
Dempsey M., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Dempsey Maria, widow, groceries and liquors, 925
Bryant
Dempsey Michael, laborer, r. 25 Natoma
Dempsey Michael, shoemaker, r. Bartlett, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Dempsey Michael F., cooper, r. 120 Park Av
Dempsey Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. SW cor Alaba-
ma and Twenty-sixth
Dempsey Moses, teamster, r. 54 Clementina
Dempsey Patrick, bakery, W s Twenty-third, bet York
and Bryant
Dempsey Patrick, dairy, r. Bryant Av, bet Twentieth
and Butte
Dempsey Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dempsey Patrick, laborer, r. 140 Ji Freelon
Dempsey Patrick, tinsmith, r. 925 Bryant
Dempsey Peter, cook. r. 925 Bryant
Demi^sey Peter, sawyer, r. 762 Brannan
Dempsey Robert, painter, r. .■>28 Pine
Dempsey Thomas, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet K and
L, South S. F.
Dempsey Thomas, machinist, r. 66 Jessie
Dempsey Thomas H. J., teamster, r. Seventh Av, bet
K and L., South S. F.
Dempster Alexander, woolgrader, r. 148 Fifth
Dempster Brother8(Clancey R. and Louis R.) printers,
9 Bond
Dempster Clancey J. (Dempster & Keys) r. 36 Glen
Park Av
Dempster Clancey R. (Dempster Brothers) r. 36 Glen
Park Av
G\kl r^l Ani/ 0 r*A 645 Market si., Wliolepalo a^d Retail dealers in Paper
.W.LLAnK a UU. INTERIOR decorators, K'iir.f.^iS".1,5'Fu?^er'''''''°'
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
FU1.TUN IKON ^VORKK, SI3 Fremont Street,
iMannfacturer.s ut' Sugar Mills, Vacnnni PanH, Etc.
DEM
334
DEN
Dempster Daniel R., bookkeeper Dempster & Keys, r.
36 Glen Park Av
Dempster Louis R. (Dempster Brothers) r. 3G Glen
Park Ay
Dempster Mlleu Ross, clerk Dempster & Keys, r. 36
Glen Park Av
Dempster & Keys (Clancey J. Dempster and Gil-
bert S. Keys) shipping and commission mer-
chants,20'2 Market, room i
De Mulford J. M., upholsterer, r. 1068 Ho-ward
Denahy Jeremiah (Callaghan & Denahy) r. 6 Rausch
Denahy Jeremiah, saloon keeper, r. 221 Sixth
Denahy Matthew, laborer, r.W s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
8^" Denahy. See Denehy and Danahy
Denanny John, salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.417
Powell
Denault Amable, shoemaker, r. 48 Louisa
Denaveaux Martin (Denaveaux & Maison) r. 1813 Pine
Denaveaux k Maison (Martin Denaveaux and Henry
A. Maison) importers wines and liquors, NW cor
Jackson and Sansome
Deubar D. E., student, r. 323 Taylor
Denbar Elmira, widow, r. 323 Taylor
Deuce John, laborer, r. 12 Hunt
Dencks Jane, widow, teacher music and languages, r.
106 Minna
Denechaud Dolores Mme., dressmaker, r. 108 Eighth
Denechaud John Jr., cook, r. 548 H Natoma
Denechaud John Sr., artificial flowermaker, r. 108
Eighth
Deuegri Agostino, macaronimaker, r. 558 Mission
Denegri Angelo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Denegri G. B., crockery and glassware, 1245 Folsom
Deuegri Giovanni B., bartender, r. 5 Grand PI
Denegri Manuel, r. 1108 Paciiic
Denegri Miguel, pressman A. Chaigneau & Co., r. 1108
Pacific
Denehy Cornelius, hostler Central RR.,r.316 Laurel Av
Denehy Cornelius, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Denehy Dennis, clerk D. M. Moran, r. 14Boardman PI
Denehy Dennis, teamster Dunn & Blucher, r. 12
Scott PI
Denehy James (A. Anstett k Co.) r. 724 Green
Denehy Johu, laborer, r. 26 Natoma
Denehy Julia, domestic 1419 Van Ness Av
Denehy Michael, laborer, r. N 8 Lake, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first Avs
Denehy Patrick, clerk, r. 69 Natoma
B^ Deneliy. See Danahy and Denahy
Denely James J., tinsmith, r. 1112 Hyde
Denervaud Calixte, clerk Alfred Borel & Co., r. 1121
Sutter
De Neuf Emil, architect, r. 607 Stockton
Deneve Gustav J., commercial traveler, r. E s Noe,
bet Liberty and Twenty-first
Deney Arnaiid, lonimission broker,r. 803 Montgomery
Danger Nicolaus, longshoreman, r. 3 Crook
Dengler Annie, domestic 1528 Sutter
Dengler Philip, butcher, 233 Third, r. 229 Third
Dengler William, cubiuetu;aker, r. 701 Mission
Denhalter Catherine, r. 1005 Sutter
Denhard Johu, porkpacker and butcher, SE cor Ninth
and Howard, r. 214 Ninth
Deniau Paul, secondhand furniture, 436 Broadway
Denicke Ernst A. (Schnabel & Dcuicke) r. 815 Turk
Denicke Frederick, physician, office 539 California, r.
815 Turk
Denicke Hugo L., clerk AV. Haker & Hinz, r. 569J<$
Miuna
BEF" Denicke. See Denike
Denig Louisa M. Mrs., proptr The Cottage, SW cor
Broderick and Grove
Deuigan Frank, laborer, r. 55 Shipley
Denigan Thomas (Christy & Wise) r. 1323 Clay
Denike Albeit K., pianctuner, r. 1206 Broadway
Denike Thomas S., driver City ER., r. 1323 Minna
Denike Van Alstyne, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet M
and N, South S. F.
Denike William H., driver, r. SE cor Lombard and
Webster
eS^ Denike. See Denicke
Denin Daniel, driver Omnibus RR., r. 252 Third
Denio Henry, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Denis Napoleon, porter B. Nathan & Co., r. 251?.i
Clenientina
Denis Vincente, messenger U. S. Coast Survey, r. 1413
Sacramento
t^ Denis. See Dennis
Denkel Dietrich, haruessmaker, r. 18 First
Denkemaer Frederick, fringemaker, r. 1001 Folsom
Denker Charles, stevedore, r. North Pacific Hotel
Denker Hermann, tailor, r. 1412 Powell
Denker Sebern (Denker & Smith) r. 843 Howard
Denker Stephen, housesmith, r. 843 Howard
Denker & Smith (Sebern Denker and Frederick Smith)
cigars and tobacco, 29 Foujth
Denman Grammar School, James Denman principal,
NW cor Bush and Taylor
Denman James, principal Denman Grammar School,
r. 1935 liruadway
Denman Rodney, r. 221 Pacific
Denn John, deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 668
Harrison
Denu Morris, boarding and lodging, 1317 Sansome
Denna Peter, r. 8 Heron
Denuan Bernard C. (Deunan & Haley) r. 516 Second
Dennan James, blacksmith, r. NW cor Seventeenth
and Church
Denuan Joseph P., compositor, r. NW cor Church and
Seventeenth
Denuau Patrick, sexton Mission Dolores Church, r.
NW cor Church and Seventeenth
Dennan & Haley (Bernard C. Denuau and Bartlett B.
Haley) liquor saloon, 516 Second
Deiiiiery Leon L. , secretary French Mutual
Biiilding and Loan Association, Pacific Building
and Loan Association, and Union Loan Associa-
tion, 729 Montgomery, room 4, r. 2621 Clay
Dennin Bartholomew, stonecutter, r. 209 Jessie
Denning Fannie B. Miss, dressmaker, 956 Mission
Denning Frauk J., superintendent American Salt Co.,
r. 956 Mission
Denning Maria, widow, r. 956 Mission
Denning Sadie A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 956 Mission
Denniuger-Charles F., cabinetmaker, r. 626 Grove
Dennis A. L., carrier Alta California, r. 918 Jackson
Dennis Andrew, coachman, r. 1609 Pacific, rear
Dennis Brothers (Joseph and James) grocers, SW cor
Baker and Sutter
Dennis Charles T., conductor California St. RR., r.
1819 Polk
Dennis Esther H., widow, r. 1761 Howard
Dennis George W., porter Recorder's Office, r. 906
Jackson
Dennis George W. Jr., collector Philip, Speyer & Co.,
r. 906 JacKson
Dennis J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Dennis James (Dennis Brothers) r. SW cor Baker and
Sutter
Dennis James C, butler, r. 906 Jackson
Dennis John, house painter, r. 320 Jessie
Dennis John R., stonecutter, r. 367 Eleventh
Dennis Joseph (Dennis Brothers) r. SW cor Baker
and Sutter
Dennis Juniiis, bootblack, r. 617 Mission
Dennis L. M. Miss, copyist U. S. Surveyor-General's
» Office, r. 1761 Howard
Dennis Lottie Miss, vestmaker, r. 906 Jackson
Dennis Margaret, widow, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Dennis Michael, fireman S. P. C. RR. stmr Garden
City, r. 916 J^ Montgomery
Dennis Michael Jr., r. 916 J^ Montgomery
Dennis Peter, watchman, r. 804 Green.
Dennis Samuel, teamster, r. 668 Natoma
Dennis Samuel "IV., dentist, office 33 Kearny, r.
522 Eddy
Dennis William E., hostler, r.aOO Jackson
Deunison Alexander, barber, r. 10 Scotland
Dennison Erasmus B., examiuer Custom House, r.
820 Bush
Dennison Ezra F., r. N s Fourteenth, bet Howard and
Folsom
Dennison Hannah, widow, r. S s Francisco, bet Lar-
kin and Polk
Dennison James, warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mills
Dennison John, painter, r. 320 Jessie
Dennison Mary J., widow, r. 1403 Mason
Deunison Thomas, bootftnisher,r. S s Parker, bet Cal-
ifornia Av and Columbia PI, B. H.
Dennison William, farmer, r. Ocean House Road, nr
Lake Merced
Dennison William, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Dennison William, laborer, r. 156 Clara
Dennison William E., bookkeeper Hulme & Hart, r.
122 Fourteenth
Denniston Edward G., proprietor S. F. PlaUng
Works, 653-655 Mission, r. 2112 Mission
Denniston Isaac V., silverplater, and foreman Hose
No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 662 Seventeenth
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Dennlston John F., clerk J. H. Connor & Co., r. 528
Third
Denniston Josefa G., widow, r. 216 Dolores
Denniston Mary, widow, forewoman M. Banner & Co.,
r. 1403 Mason
Denno Amable, shoemaker, r. 48 Louisa
Denno Elizabeth Miss, tailoress, r. 93.5 Folsom
Denny , master mariner, r. 910 Lyon
Denny Ann, widow, lodgings, 305 Fifth
Denny Daniel, r. .'561 Stevenson
Denny Davis, r. 1(508 West Mission
Denny Edward Mrs., widow, r. 1112 Shotwell
Denny KcHvard <& Co. (estate of Edward Denny)
wholesale and retail st.Ttioners, drawing paper
and materials, 418 Montgomery
Denny G. J., artist, 408 California, room 19
Dennv Horace, salesman Edward Denny & Co., r. 1112
Shotwell
Denny John, laborer, r. 32 Stanford
Denny John, ship carpenter, r. 11 Rausch
Denny John W., painter, 409 Leavenworth
Denny Nora Miss, tailoress, r. 442 Jessie
Denny Thomas, fireman stmr Reform, r. 32 Stanford
Denny Timothy, shipcarpenti-r, r. 465 Minna
Denny William, carpenter, r. 465 Minna
De Noon Rcjbert P., mining superintendent, r. 410
Jones
De Norval Emanuel, longshoreman, r. .322 Vallejo, rear
Densmore Gilbert B., editor Morning Call, r. 1224 Bush
Densmore John, carpenter and builder, 208 Stevenson,
r. 213 Eddy
8^ Densmore. See Dinsmore
Dent Elizabeth, shoetitter, r. 17 Heron
Dent George W., U. S. Appraiser, office U. S. Apprais-
ers' Bldg, second floor, room 29, r. 1.53 Octavia
Dent John J., cooper, r. 17 Heron
Dent Lizzie Miss, shoefitter, r. 17 Heron
Dent Patrick, cooper, r. 17 Heron
Dent William, coQper, r. 17 Heron
Dent W. B. Mrs., widow, r. 155 Octavia
Dental Department University California,
Samuel W. Dennis dean, 33 Kearny
Dentler Alice, widow, r. 126)<^ Silver
Dentier E<l-«vard F., dentist, office 205 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 126 J^ Silver
Dentler J. Henry, conductor N.B. and M.RE., r.l26}^
Silver
Dentz Charles, machinist, and boarding and lodging,
.536 Mission
Dentz George, machinist, and boarding, 537 Mission
Dentz Joseph, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Denver Mary W., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 320 Turk
Denvir William, carpenter, r. 426 Castro
Denzler Jai-ob, beerbottler, 5 Cedar Av
Deodato Antonio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Depaoli Giovanni, vegetables, 48 Colombo Market
De Pas Charles B., collector, 7 Montgomery Av, room
14
De Pass James M., stock and money broker, 14 Steven-
son Bldg, r. 810 Mipsiou
Depee Cornelia, widow, r. 29 Bernard
Depee Rosanna, cigarmaker, r. 29 Bernard
Deptteis Louis, dishwasher, r. E s Thirteenth, bet
Howard and Folsom
Depew Charles, carpenter Jason Springer & Co., r. SW
car Thirtieth and Warren
Depierre Emile, draftsman William Mooser, r. 1160
Market
D^plerris H. A., physician, office and r.323 Montgom-
ery Av
Depot Joseph, teamster, r. 1725 Leavenworth
Deppe Bernbard, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, and
bakery , 707 Brannan
Deppe Charles, bartender August Finneu, r. SW cor
Fourth and Minna
Deppe Harry .\., bartender, r. 1115 Howard
Deppe Louis, gardener, r. 8 8 Wayland, nr Hamilton
Deppen .\nna Miss, saleslady Mrs. D. Deppen, r. Ala-
meda
Deppen D. Mrs., embroidery articles, 1108 Market, r.
Alameda
De Prati I^nest, traveling salesmam Carroll, Abrams
& Carroll, r. K s San Jose Av, nr Tweuty-si.xth
De Prefontainc D. Mrs., widow, r. 727 Geary
De Prefontaine Jean J. R., musician, r. 1523!^ Slarket
De Prefontaine Joseph, clerk Thomas Sullivan, r.
15'23}^ Market
Deprette August J., nursery, Guerrero, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty -fourth, r. 229 Fair Oaks
Deprit Michel, waiter, r. 514 Bush
De Puy Anson, medical student, r. 324 Chestnut
Depuy Annie M. Mrs., seamstress, r. 112 Welsh
Depuy Stilman F., carpenter, r. 112 Welsh
Depuy Sylvanus H., hay and grain, 209 Tenth, r. 213
Tenth
Deragna B., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Deragna M., Aiistrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Deramble Louis, cutler, r. 605 Broadway
De Ramirez C. F., r. 1222 Leavenworth
Derbaum John C. house and sign painter, 819 Mar-
ket, r. 414 Sixth
Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.)
Theodore Welzel secretary, .522 Montgomery
Derbec Etienne, president Courrier de San Fran-
cisco Publishing Co., 536 Clay, r. Gailhard Hotel
Derbishir W., r. Columbia Hotel
Derby B. Mrs., fancy goods, 1526 Mission
Derby Bella Mrs., teacher music, r. 1610 Polk
Derby Chancellor, wholesale butcher, r. 2012 Pacific
Av
Derby Charles, clerk Zimmermann, Strouse & Co., r.
2012 Pacific Av
Derby Charles, photograph gallery, 34 Third
Derby Charles W. (C. W. Derby & Co.) r. 225 Fourth
Derby C. W. & Co. (Charles W. Derby and Firman B.
Voorhies) dairy produce, 8 Grand Floral Market
Derby Edward M., lumber, office 226 Clay, r. Fruit
Vale
Derby Frank, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Derby George B., teamster, r. 1608 Polk
Derby J. E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 75 St. Ann's Bldg
Derby Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) W. E. Dean secre-
tary, 79 Nevada Block
Derby Patrick T., laborer, r. 6 Frederick
Derby Richard, bookkeeper auditor C. P. RR., r. Oak-
land
Derby Thomas, capitalist, r. 234 Sixth
Derby Thomas, merchant, office 320 Sansome, room
22, r. Oakland
Derby William, plumber, r. 1219 Polk
Derby William, teamster, r. 1610 Polk
B5^ Derby. See Darbey
De Remee Axel, bookkeeper, r. 1206 Howard
Derenne Alphonse D., carrier The Guide, r. 2 Maiden
Lane, off Vallejo
Derham Bartholomew, clerk, r. 1109 Pacific
Derham Bartholomew Jr., bookkeei)er, r. 1109 Pacific
Derham James, r. 1 Kimball PI
Derham James, porter, and foreman Hose No. 4 S. F.
F. D., r. 906 Clay
Derham John F., harnessmaker, 1715 Polk, r. 1109 Pa-
cific
Derham John F., liquor saloon, 638 Broadway, and
extraman Hook and Ijadder No. 2, S. F. F. D., r.
625 Broadway
Derham Josejjh E., cigarmaker, r. 1109 Pacific
Derham Oliver J., compositor, r. 1109 Pacific
Derham P.itrick J., miner, r. 321 Golden Gate Av
Derham Terrence, teamster, r. NW cor. Eighth and
Brannan
Derham Thomas, shoemaker, r. 31 Linden Av
Derham William, shipping clerk A. C. Dietz & Co.
and extraman Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 906 Clay
Derham William A., harnessmaker, r. 1109 Pacific
H^Derham. See Durham
Deri Lorenzo, porter, r. 527 Clay
Dericco Carlo E. (Dericco & Co.) r. 416 Pacific
Dericco & Co. (Carlo E. Dericco and Antonio Pasqui-
ni) proptrs Milauo Hotel, 416 Pacific
Dcring Gustavus, yardman Palace Hotel
D'Erlach Arnold, mechanical engineer and draftsman
Ri.*don I. and L. Works, v. 1109 Twentieth
Derlien John, r. 312 Chestnut
Dermody James, laborer, r. 416 J^ Natoma
Dermoily James P., watchman Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
Dermody James W., bookkeeper, r. 1213 Golden Gate
Av
Dermody John W., clerk, r. 1213 Golden Gate Av
Dermody Michael, r. SW cor Franklin and Elm Av
Dermody Miihail, laborer, r. 127 Shipley
Dermody Warren E., boxmaker, r. 1213 Golden Gate
Av
Dirmott Mary E. Mrs., dressmaker, 127 Kearny
ttJ?~Dermott. See MacDermott and McDermott
Dern John, clerk, r. 655 Washington
Dernham Albert, salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., r. Lick
House
Dernin Henry, laborer, r. 152 Clara
De Ro Marian, widow, r. 307 Van Ntss Av
CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 spear st. JOHN WIGMOEE
G. D. MORSE,
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De Rocha Antonio F., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc,
510 Bush
Derognat P.. salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co.. r. 615
Pine
De Rome Catherine A., widow, r. 118 Silver
De Rome Louis, molder, r. 118 Silver
De Rome Wilfred, molder, r. 118 Silver
De Roos Leon, traveling salesman Buyer & Reich, r.
40!^ Geary
De Roza Jose F., steamboatman. r. 315 Drumm
Derre August, mining superintendent, r. 418 Vallejo
Derrick Margaret L. Mrs., janitre.ss Girls' High
School, r. 705 H/de
Derrick Michael L., machinist, r. 705 Hyde
Derry John L., laborer, r. 344 Fifth
Derry Michael, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Deruna Elizabeth A., widow, r. 52 Second
Dervin Edward, laborer Metropolitan Foundry
De Sabla Eugene, commission merchant and im-
porter and agent Boker's Bitters, and consul Peru,
40 California, room 3, r. 1216 Hyde
Deeagneaux Dominick, laborer French Hospital, Bry-
ant, bet Fifth and Sixth
De Santa Coloma Y., porter, r. 1028 Market
De Santi F. G., r. 522 Post
Desarraaud John, r. 605 Broadway
De Sautell Nelson, shoemaker, r. 333 J^ Fourth
De Sautell Nelson Mrs., varieties, 333}^ Fourth
De Saxeira Joiio I., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Desban Alfred, candymaker, r. 7 Quincy PI
Desbarats John, butcher, r. 815 Stockton
Desbeck John (Roche & Desbeck) attorney at law, 30-
32 Montgomery Block, r. 807 Franklin
Desbeck Samuel, lithographer, r. 807 Franklin
Descalso James R., packer J. G. Montealegre, r. 1920
Howard
Descalso Luke M., foreman Castle Bros. & Loupe, r.
1920 Howard
Descalso Peter C, shiijping clerk Castle Bros. &
Loupe, r. 1920 Howard
Deschauer Ed., r. 809 Harrison
Deschler Joseph, bartender, r. 545 Minna
Deschwanden Anton, milkman, r. F, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth Avs, South S. F.
Deschwanden Fritz, milkman, r. F, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth Avs, South S. F.
Descourzette John, laundryman, r. 2923 California
Desebrock Dora, widow, r. 428 Brannan
Desenfant Augusta, widow, r. 1206 Stockton
Desenfant Paul J. (Cardinet & Desenfaut) r. 1200
Stockton
Deservitch Stephen, laborer, r. 32 Steuart
Desiderio Vincenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
De Silva Antonio P., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc,
510 Bush
De Silva Francisco G., laborer, r. 315 Drumm
De Silveira Jose A., laborer, r. 315 Drumm
Desimone Brothers (Turi and Dominick) fruits, 702
Valencia
Desimone Dominick (Desimone Brothers) r. 702 Val-
encia ♦
Desimone Felix, fruits and produce, 1105}^ Howard
Desimone Turi (Desimone Brothers) r. 702 Valencia
Desirello Dominico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
De Size Anthooy J., house painter, r. 1 Howard
Court
Desmond A. Mrs., housekeeper 916 Leavenworth
Desmond Andrew, gardener, r. Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Desmond Ann, widow, r. SE cor Columbia PI and
Rutledge Av, B. fl.
Desmond Catherine, r. 280 Minna
Desmond Cornelius, deckhand C. P. RB. stmr Modoc,
r. 26 J^ Tehama
Desmond Cornelius, hatter, r. l.')20 Folsom
Desmond Daniel, carpenter, r. 2612 Bush
Desmond Daniel, driver John L. Begley, r. Capp, nr
Seventeenth
Desmond Daniel, groceries and liquors, 4.55 Clemen-
tina
Desmond Dennis, laborer, r. 445 Stevenson
Desmond Dennis, laborer, r. NE cor Illinois and
Shasta
Desmond Edward, boatman, Meiggs' Wliarf
Desmond Ellen, groceries and liquors, 318 Vallejo
Desmond Ellen, widow, laundry, 19 Tehama
Desmond Felix P., carriage painter, and extraman
Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 428 Vallejo
Desmond Hannah, fursewer, r. 120 William
Desmond Humphrey J., carriage painter, r. 1509)4
Market
Desmond James, laborer, r. 216 Seventeenth
Desmond Jeremiah, cabinetmaker, r. 444 Sixth
Desmond Jeremiah J. (J.J. Desmond & Sons) r. 628
Jessie
Desmond J. J. & Sons (Jeremiah J., Patrick H. and
William J.) insurance brokers, 322-324 California
Desmond John, r. 455 Clementina
Desmond John, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, r. 406
Vallejo
Desmond John, butcher, r. 2113 Mission
Desmond John, clerk Harry M. Heineman, r. 21 Gar-
den
Desmond John, laborer, r. 12 Miller PI, rear
Desmond John, laborer, r. 323 Clementina
Desmond John, roofer, r. 615 Fourth
Desmond John, watchman Central RR. Go's stables,
r. Ill Clinton
Desmond John B., salesman Moore & Murphy, r. 19
Langton
Desmond John D., salesman J, J. O'Brien & Co., r, 11
Guerrero
Desmond Lizzie, dressmaker, r. 120 William
Desmond Mamie Miss, compositor, r. 120 William
Desmond Mary, widow, r. 17113^ Clay, rear
Desmond Michael, gardener, r. 1016 Clay
Desmond Patrick, hostler, r. 120 William
Desmond Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Desmond Patrick H. (J. J. Desmond k Sons) and
compositor Examiner, r. 628 Jessie
Desmond Thomas, carriagemaker, r. 538 Folsom
Desmond Timothy J., butcher, r. 120 William
Desmond Timothy J., deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Modoc,
r. Oakland
Desmond William, cabinetmaker, r. 21 Garden
Desmond William, helper Potrero Station, S. F. Gas
Light Co., r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Desmond William Jr., cabinetmaker, r. 21 Garden
Desmond William J. (J. J. Desmond & Sons) r. 628
Jessie
Desneufbourgs Leopold, teacher languages, r. 520
O'Farrell, rear
Desney Mrs., w'idow, housekeeper cor Twenty-fourth
and Alabama
DeSoUa Abraham M., machinist, r. 1211 Powell
De Solla Esther, widow, r. 1414 Powell
De Solla Isaac, bartender, r. 1024 Stockton
Desoto Alkali Co. (of England) Harrison & Co.
agents, 308 Pine
De Suto Salvador; professor ancient and modern lan-
guages University City College, 119 Haight
De Souza Antonio P., Portuguese Pro. aad Ben. Soc,
510 Bush
De Souza Jose, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 610
Bush
De Souza Manuel F., laborer, r. 315 Drumm
De Sparr Eugene, barber, r. 23 Moss
Despoix Frank, gardener, r. 1318 Pacific
Desprez Armaud C, r. 332 Shipley
Desprez Ferdinand, driver, r. 910 Howard
Desquoitte Mme., r. 817 Montgomery
Desrosier Charles, boxmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
Desrosier Charles, upholsterer, r. 308 Minna
Desrosier Heury J., boxmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
Desrosier Hercules, carpenter Pac Holliug Mills
Dessaa John, oiflce 406 California, basetuentt r. 232
Minna
Dessaa William, carpenter, r. 807 Folsom
Dessecker John, laborer, r. 16 White's PI
Dessouslavy julcs C, mining, r. 1813 Pine
Desta Antonia, seamstress, r. 1628 Pacific Av
De Sta Marina Joseph, capitalist, 430 Montgomery, r.
1212 Turk
Destampes August, tanner, r. cor Sixth and Railroad
Avs, South S. F.
De St. George Henry, druggist Abramson & Bacon, r.
717 Clay
De St. Germain Ferdinand (Jacob Strahle & Co.) r.
1707 J« Stockton
De Stevenson Henry C, miner, r. 216 Dorland
De Stevenson James, miner, r. 216 Dorlaml
De Stevenson John W. S., miner, r. 216 Dorland
Desti Celeste, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Desty Robert, attorney at law and compiler Desty's
law citations, 611 Clay
DeSucca James, iron molder, r. 30 Minna
DeTavel A. , veterinary surgeon, ofiice and r. 811
Howard
Detcovicb Antonio, seaman, r. 603 East
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. '"''"f.^'i^^^^Z'i^:^'^''
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Detel WUliam, oiler C. P. RR. stmr Modoc, r.
Oakland
Detels Frank S., butcher, r. 110 Seventh
Detels Henry D. (J. F. G. Eggers & Co.) r. Oakland
Detels Henry M., type caster, r. 428 Brannau
Detels John, photo printer Peters & Sewell, r. 428
Brsnnan
Detels ni. 6iCo. (Martjn Detels and John A. Bis-
choff) groceries and liquors, SE cor Main and
Harrison
Detels M. )Si Co. (Martin Detels, Nicholas Schnei-
der and John F. Stellmann) proptra Anchor sa-
loon, 8 Sacramento
Detels Martin (M. Detels & Co., and Detels & Schnei-
der) r. Oakland
Detels Martin Jr., bookkeeper John Ziegenbeln & Co.,
r. Oakland
Detels William, harnessmaker, r. 428 Brannan
Detels «& ScHneider (Martin Detels and Nicholas
Schneider) wines and liquors, SE cor Pacific and
Davis
Deters Frederick, seaman schr Lizzie C. Jurgas
Detgen Henry, liquor saloon, 619 >5 East, r. 3J<! Crook
Detgen Henry A., bartender, r. 431 Stevenson, rear
Detit Petri, laborer, r. cor Twenty-eighth and Mis-
sion
Detje Martin, driver B. Nathan & Co., r. 13 Jg Lafay-
ette
Detlefsen Hugo, salesman Kennedy, Brennan & Co.,
r. 124 Eighth
Detlefsen Johanna, domestic lOlG Van Ness Av
Detlefsen Peter, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Detlow T. G., collector, r. 408 Greenwich
Detrick E. (E. Detrick & Co.) r. 2214 Jackson
DetrickE. & Co. (E. Detrick and J. H. Nicholson)
manufacturers bags, tents and awnings and im-
porters bags and bagging materials, twines, etc.,
etc., 5-9 California and 108-112 Market
Detrick WilliamjConductor Omnibus KK., r. 331 Third
8£F" Detrick. See Diedrich and Dietrich
Detroit Copper 3Iiiiin£^ Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
office 411 k' California, room 2
DeTroost George, canvasser Don F. Miller & Co., r.
Oakland
Dettelbach Moritz, iron dealer, r. 175 Clara
Dettlef John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Dettmann Ludwig (Sanders & Co.) r. 109 Webster
Dettmar Charles H., book and job printer, 408 Clay,
r. 116 Lily Av
Dettmar Frederick, laborer, r. 213^ Twenty-second
Dettmar Henry, r. 12 Lily Av
Dettmar Henry, tailor, 404 Brannan
Dettmer John, liquor saloon, 415 Davis, r. 1511 Tay-
lor
Dettner G»orge, proprietor Clipper Restaurant,
311-313 Pacific
Deubler George, barber, 701 Greenwich, r. 1904 Ma-
son
Deucher Alphonse, liquor saloon, 231 Second
Deucher Godfred (Deucher & Kalben) r. 243 Second
Deucher & Kalben (Godfred Deucher and Edward C.
Kalben) liquor saloon, 243-245 Second
Deuel Daniel, r. 225 Minna
Deuprey Elizabeth N., widow, r. 517 Bush
Deuprey Eugene N., attorney at law, 214 Sansome,
rooms 15-17, r. 2217 Jackson
1^" Deuprey. See Dupre and Duprey
Deur Julius, waiter North German Hotel
De Urioste Adolph (Urruela & Urioste) r. 916 Post
De Urioste George (Urruela & Urioste) r. 916 Post
Deusing Titus, salesman Ackerman Bros.
DeuBther Eva, widow, r. W s Kansas, bet Himiboldt
and Nevada
Deutsch Emil, traveler Ackerman Bros., r. 713 O'Far-
rell
Deutsch Frederick, machinist, r. 1513 Geary
Deutsch Isaac, bookkeeper L. Greenbaum& Co.,r. 1513
Geary
Deutsch Jacob, shoemaker. 519 Hyde, r. 1513 Geary
Deutsch John, laborer, r. Bakers' Home
Deutsch Joseph M., hay, grain, coal, groceries and
liquors, NE cor Mission and Powell Av, r.SsRan-
dall, bet Chenery and Dame
Deutsch Julius, harnessmaker, 1408 Polk, r. 1408^
Polk
Deutsch Michael, restaurant 322-324 Bush, r. 1315
Larkiu
Deutsch Pauline, widow, r. 122 Olive Av
Deutsch Robert W., salesman Doane & Henshelwood,
r. Russ House
Deutsch Solomon, harnessmaker, r. 1408 ^ Polk
DentscHer Lloyd Alarine Insurance Co. (of
Berlin) Harry W. Syz agent, 420-422 California
Deutsclier Verein, rooms 216 Dupont
Deuwel Joseph, bakery, 616 Broadway
De Vago Benjamin, r. 364 Minna
De Val Jose I., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Devalk Henry, laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and Bran-
nan
Devall George A., porter, r. 927 Greenwich
Devan Patrick F., porter, r. 2742 Folsom
Devan Spencer C., assistant surgeon U. S. Marine
Hosj^ital
Devaney John W., wiredrawer, r. 235 )<j Minna
Devaney Terrence, laborer, r. 235 J^ Minna
Devanny James, porter &S. Newbern
Devany Daniel, r. 1512 Broadway
Devany John, laborer A. .Sutro, r. 632 Fell
Devany John A., groceries and liquors, 16 Heron
B=^ Devany. See Devenney
De Vasquez Juana R., widow, r. 19 Scott PI
De VauU Hemy L., driver City Transfer Co., r. 1824
Post
De VauU John, butcher, r. 1824 Post
Devaurs Adolph, steward, r. 520 Dupont
Devaurs Francois, liquor saloon, 643 Broadway
De Veaux David, machinist, r. 2219 Larkin
De Vega J., clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Develin John, clerk, r. 1233 Market
e®" Develin. See Devlin
Devening Henry C, physician and surgeon, oflBce and
r. 308 Third
Devenney Henry, laborer, r. 1 Columbia PI
Devenney John, clerk, r. NW cor Russ and Natoma
Deveny Peter, deputy clerk Justices' Courts, r. 116
Leidesdorlf
Dever James, deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 233^
Clara
Dever Jennie, domestic 28 Elgin Park
Dever John W., marblecutter, r. 11 Bryant Av, rear
Dever Michael J., teamster, r. 11 Bryant Av, rear
Dever Rose, widow, r. 11 Bryant Av, rear
De Vercy Alfred F. (Menu & De Vercy) r. 308 Sutter
De Vercy Frederick, r. 308 Sutter
De Vere Leona, widow, r. 217 Third
Devereaux Agnes, domestic 1716 Post
Devereaux Nicholas, polisher, r. 4 Elizabeth
Deverell Richard, wood and cual, NE cor Kearny and
Union, r. 1319 Montgomery
Deverin Peter, carpenter, r. 715 Stockton
Deverre G., laborer D. Ghirardelli& Sons, 411 Jackson
Devers Kate, chambermaid Clarendon House
Devery John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
De Veuve Henry, civil engineer, r. 1419 Howard
De Veuve Henry Jr., bookkeeper The Singer Mnfg
Co.,r. 1419 Howard
De Veuve James, clerk George H. Foster, r. 1419 How-
ard
De Veuve Prentiss A., surveyor, r. 1419 Howard
Devilliers Alexander, .cook, r. cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F.
De Vincenzi Augustine, laborer, r. 5 Gaven
Devlncenzi Battista, scaven^^er, r. 37 Moss
Devincenzi Domeuico. laborer, r. 5 Margaret PI
Devincenzi Domenlco, teamster, r. 427 Broadway
Devincenzi Francesco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broad-
way
Devincenzi Gio. B., Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadwjiy
Devincenzi Giovanni, gardener, r. P, bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh Avs, South S. F.
Devincenzi Giovanni, teamster, r. 427 Broadway
Devincenzi Giuseiiipe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
De Vincenzi Luigi, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Devine Benjamin, bartender, r. 1402 Leavenworth
Devine Dennis, jjorter M. Banner & Co.,r. 17 Tehama
Devine Dennis B., liquor saloon, 628 Merchant, r. 1402
Leavenworth
Devine Edward C, bookkeeper Henry Doyle & Co., r.
Oakland
Devine Edward P., compositor, r. 17 Tehama
Devine Francis P., bookkeeper, r. 119 Thirteenth
Devine Henry, cook, r. 323 Clementina
Devine James, capitalist, r. 1300 H Stockton
Devine James, druggist, 214 Kearny, r. 230 Kearny
Devine James, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Devine James, painter, r. 148 Fifth
Devine James H., hostler, r. 305 Austin
De^^ne James P., tinsmith, r. 1615 Turk, rear
CEIUNGS DECORATED
IN FRESCO OR PAPER, in the G. W. CLARK & CO.
most Artistio manner. 645 Market i^u
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Devine Johannah, widow, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Devine John, apothecary Pointer & Vreeland, r. 1009
Powell
Devine John, laborer, r. NW cor Diamond and Eight-
eenth
Devine John, tailor, r. 13 Everett
Devine John, vamisher, r. 29 Columbia PI
Devine Joseph, barber, r. 266 First
Devine Lena M. Miss, assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 733 Bush
Devine Mark A., messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, r. 927 Valencia
Devine Mary, domestic 1216 Twenty-first
Devine Michael, driver, r. 71 Jessie
Devine Nicholas B., tanner, r. 29 Columbia PI
Devine Owen, baker, r. 218 Minna
Devine Patrick, waiter, r. 909 Folsom
Devine Patrick, waiter O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Devine Patrick A., waiter, r. 112 Natoma
Devine Peter, r. 518 Green
Devine Robert, compositor, r. 17 Tehama
Devine Thomas, r. 927 Valencia
Devine Thomas, musician, r. 443 Clementina, rear
Devine William, boilermaker, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Devinier Isaiah R., porter Bullock & Jones, r. 108
Second
Devinier John, engineer, r. 501 Broadway
De Vlnney Hugh, dairyman, r. NE cor Silver Av and
King
De Vinney Julia Miss, buttonhole worker, r. 835 Mis-
sion
De Vinney Margaret, widow, lodgings, 835 Mission
Devitt Edward, special lioliceman, r. 1160 Market
Devitt James, shoecutter, r. 288 Union
Devitt Thomas, shoecutter, r. 288 Union
8^ Devitt. See De Witt
Devlin Charles J. I., draftsman Eenitzer & Raun,
r. 1812 Dupont
Devlin Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 193G
Mission
Devlin Felix, clerk Amies & Dallam, r. 530 Folsom
Devlin Henry, longshoreman, r. 308 Folsom, rear
Devlin James, builder, r. 1812 Dupont
Devlin James, laborer, r. 644 Howard
Devlin James, packer S. F. News Co., r. 3 Cleaveland
Devlin James J., cooper Hubbell, Shattuck & Co., r.
39 Clementina
Devlin James S., salesman Harry M. Heineman, r. 530
Folsom
Devlin Jane, widow, r. Twelfth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Devlin John, driver, r. Franklin Hotel
Devlin John, hackman, and extraman Hose No. 8, 6. F.
F. D., r. 1924 Filbert
Devlin John, laborer, r. 313 Main
Devlin John, salesman O'Connor, Motfatt & Co., r. 3
Cleaveland
Devlin Mary, widow, r. 530 Folsom
Devlin Michael, longshoreman, r. 12 Broadway
Devlin Patrick, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. cor Townsend and Seventh
Devlin Patrick, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Devlin Peter, fouudrymau, r. 167 Minna
Devlin Sarah, domestic 1299 Van Ness Av
Devlin Thomas, laborer, r. 313 Maine
Devlin Winifred, widow, r. 522 J^ Sixth
Devoe Benjamin O., real estate, r. 1116 Powell
De Vols Hiram, cook P. C. SS. Idaho
Devonshire T., r. 4 Central PI
Devoto Autoiue, fruits and vegetables,' 1529 Powell,
r. 705 Green
Devoto David, agent Sebastopol charcoal, 430 Pacific
Devoto Domeuico, shoemaker, 441!^ Green
Devoto Giovanni, laborer, r. 415 Union
Devoto James, laborer Bernhard Miller, 83-86 Centre
Market
Devoto Michael (Brickett & Devoto) r. 1483<; Minna
De Voy John C, r. 33 Oak Grove Av
Devoy Paul, asphaltuiu roofer, r. 537 Sacramento
Devoy William, candyuiaker, r. 465 Stevenson
Devrieze Jean, sausa^emaktr, 823 Pacific
De Vry John V., civil engineer, r. 632 Valencia
Devver John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dew William E., foreman H. W. Rice, r. 2650 Folsom
Dewane Annie A. Miss, dry goods, 1118 Folsom
Dewane Delia Miss, saleslady, r. 1118 Folsom
Dewar Daniel, r. 648 Mission
Dewar Donald, band saw^ er, r. 2328 Harrison
Dewar Kate Miss, nurse Pac. Dispensary Training
School, r. 223 Thirteenth
Dewar Peter, receiver N. B. and M. RR., r. 207 Perry
Deweese Cornelius Jr. (Moore, Himt & Co.) r. 2219
Devisadero
Dewey Alfred T. (Dewey & Co.) r. Oakland
De^ey E., laborer Hancock & Kelso
Dewey Edward P., compositor, r. 2114 Jones
Dewey Eugene E., stockbroker, 330 Pine, rooms
14-16, r. 714 Leavenworth
Dewey Frederick H., commercial editor Morning Call,
r. 121 Powell
Dewey George, musician, r. 231 Bartlett
Dewey Henry W., blacksmith, r. 22 Minna
Dewey Josiah A. (Cuff & Dewey) r. 1228 Alabama
Dewey Patrick J., engineer, r. 1604 Post
Dewey Russell E., r. 1138 Howard
De^vey Squire P., capitalist, office 330 Pine,
room 14
Dewey William, compositor, r. 2114 Jones
Dewey William P., mining, 330 Pine, rooms 14-
16, r. Union Club
Dewey William S. (Waltersen & Dewey) r. 927 Post
Dewey & Co. (Alfred T. Dewey. Warren B. Ewer and
George H. Strong) American and foreign patent
agents, 252 Market
Dewey & Co. (Alfred T. Dewey and Warren B. Ewer)
publishers and lu'optrs Mining and Scientific
Press, Pacific Rural Press, Pacific States Watch-
man, and Fraternal Record, and wood and photo-
engravers, 252 Market, editorial rooms 414 Clay
De Weys William D. M., steward, r. 1005 Stockton
Dewing J. & Co. (James Dewing) publishers and
booksellers, 420 Bu.sh
Dewing James (J. Dewing & Co.) r. 817 Mason
Dewing Madison S., collector J. Dewing ,S Co,, r. 817
Mason
De Winton William W., naval constructor, r. 322 M
Guerrero
De Wit Albert P., copyist S. F. Savings Union, r. 17
Pearl
De Wit Andrew, carpenter, r. 17 Pearl
De Wit Cornelius, machinist, r. 17 Pearl
De Wit John, i)umptender Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 155
Dore
De Witt Arthur W., clerk Cluff & De Witt, r. 270 Te-
hama
De Witt Daniel, laborer, r. 8 Rincon Av
De WittElon, superintendent City RR.,r. 1542 Howard
De Witt James, salesman James De La Montanya, r.
504 Stockton
De Witt James C. (De Witt & McCausland) r. 2 Helen PI
Dewitt Lewis B., laborer, r. 610 Taylor
De Witt Lizzie Miss, compositer, r. 14 Clinton
De Witt Mortimer (CUiff & De Witt) r. 653 Folsom
De Witt Thomas B., physician and surgeon, and school
director, NW cor Butte and Kentucky, r. W s Ten-
nessee, bet Butte and Solano
De Witt William, proptr Pollock House, Fifth Av, bet
A and B, South S. F.
De Wilt William W., mining, office 322 Pine, r. 240
Sixth
De Witt & McCausland (James C. De Witt and Wesley
McCausland) carpenters and builders, 320 Jackson
l^"De Witt. See Devitt
Dwyer William L., harnessmaker, r. Adams House
De Wolf Bernard J., painter, r. 233 Fourth
De Wolf Charles, engineer, r. 59 West Mission
De Wolf Charles L., r. 1518 Powell
De Wolf Elizabeth, widow, r. 615 Natoima, rear
De Wolf M. Mrs., widow, r. 4 Codman PI
De Wolf William E.. captain Oregon Imp. SS. Walla
Walla, office 210 Battery
De Wolf William M., collector C. S. Capp & Co., r.
1320 Scott
Dexter Albert G., oiler P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Dexter Celia, widow, boarding, 534 Bush
Dexter Charles, r. 634 Sutter
Dexter Dennis, truckman, 41 Market, r. cor Larkin
and Hayes
Dexter Ebeu H., butcher, r. 75 Natoma
Dexter F. B., chief clerk The Baldwin
Dexter Forester W., teamster, r. 656 Willow Av
Dexter Franklin, nmfg confectioner, 526 Washington,
r. San Rafael
Dexter Henry, bakery and (■imfectionery, 110 Second
Dexter Herman F., cashier Dewey & Co., r. 609 Hyde
Dexter Jaiiu's W., farmer, r. W s Pennsylvania Av,
bet Solano and Butte
Dexter William H., teamster, r. 213 Tehama
Dey Richard V., otfice 60-61 Nevada Block
Day more Henry, watchman, r. 202 Second
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P™™p'*««l."*LrJ!?2ite:»x':*''''''''8
I MAPnniuniiru oiportesr of and dealer in coal and pig iron,
J. mHl/UUilUUun, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Deymore Henry E., clerk Evening Bulletin, r. 202
Second
De Young: Cliarles & Co. (M. H. De Young)
proprietors S. F. daily, weekly and semi-weekly
Chronicle, NE cor Kearny and Bush
De Young Edward, clerk Mary A. Feehan, r. 50 Na- i
toma
De Youiigf nieichel H. (Charles De Young & Co.)
r. 1919 California
De Zaldo Kalpb, translator and bookkeeper, r. 740
Broadway
Deznus R. P., r. 26 Anna
Dezirello Dnmenico, wood and coal, 1817 Union
Dhue John, stoueciitter, r. 840 Harrison ;
Dhue Roderick, special policeman Market St. RR., r. '
NW cor Church and Duncan
Diamant Leopold (Levy, Diamant, Oppenheimer &
Co.) r. 1.509 Larkin
Diamond Creek Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Nevada |
Co.. Cal.) A. C. Shaw secretary, 309 California, ]
room 15
Diamond Edward, runner International Hotel, 824
Kearny
Diamond John, laborer, r. ISiiH Jessie
Diamond John Jr., clerk, r. 236 J*; Jessie
Diamond Patrick (McGuire & Diamomd) r. 514
Minna
(^"Diamond. See Diamant, Diuion and Dimond
Diana Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Elko Co.,Nev.) J.
T. McGeoghegan secretary, 318 Pine, room 13
Dianda Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Dianda Giovanni, cook J. C; Mikulich, r. E s Dupont.
bet Green and Gnion
Diando Pietro, vegetables, 65 Colombo Market-
Dias Antonio, clerk, r. 317 Green
Diaz Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1320 Stockton
Diaz Beuanzio R., porter, r. 1231 Stockton
Diaz Carmel, widow, r. 513 Vallejo
Diaz Francisco, expressman, NW cor Union and
Kearny, r. 414 Union
Diaz Micaela, widow, r. 513 Vallejo
Diaz Peter, cl«rk, r. 915 Sacramento
Diaz Simona, widow, dre.-^smaker,r. 915 Sacramento
BsyDiaz. See Diez
Dibbern Federica, widow, r. 422 Golden Gate Av
Dibbern John H., bookkeeper Hagan & Manheim, r.
422 Golden Gate Av
Dibble Fernando J., instrument maker, r. 1018 Sutter
Dibble Frances, domestic Chicago Hotel
Dibble Frank M., r. 2101 Mission
Dibble Milo B., laborer, r. 2C10 Hyde
Dibble Sumner W., law student "Robinson, Olney &
Byrne, r. 6 Monroe
Dibble W. S., assay dept U. S. Mint, r. Berkeley
Dibblee Albert, shipping and commission mer-
chant, 4 California, r. Sau Rafael
Dibblee William, r. 2014!^ Stockton
Dibert Lloyd C, millwright, r. 717 Bryant
DIcaud Joseph, proptr Federal Hotel, 1205 Stock-
ton
Dick B. C, agent Oakland Home Insurance Co., 215
Sansome, r. Oakland *
Dick, Middleton & Co. (Louisville, Ky.) mnfrs cigars,
I Arnold Pollack k Co. agents, 206 Sacramento
i Dick Robert D., ingineer, r. 720 Minna
Dick Sarah A. Mrs., r. 130 )<; Bartlett
I Dick William H., porter, r. 726 Minna
i Dickelt Henryi waiter, r. 213^ Stanford
, Dickenson Jacob, r. 1507 Market
I Dickenson Samuel B., cook U. S. M.irine Hospital
I (^Dickenson. See Dickinson, Dickson, Dixon and
I Dixson
j Dickey C. N., canvasser, r. Brooklyn Hotel
I Dickey Frank J., clerk Redington Ai Co., r. D, bet
I Fourth and Fifth Avs
I Dickey^James R., proptr Bay District Hotel, D, bet
I Fourth and Fifth Avs
Dickey John T., conductorSutter St.RR.,r.221 Austin
Dickey Lyle, r. 2120 Union
i Dickie Brothers (.John W. and James) shipbuilders,
I E s Illinois, bet Santa Clara and Center, office 19
I Steuart
I Dickie ft. B., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
, Dickie George W., assistant superintendent Bisdonl.
! and L. Works, r. 2912 Clay
I Dickie James (Dickie Brothers) r. NE cor Pennsylvania
Av and Butto
I Dickie John, salesman, r. 363 Minna
i Dickie John W. (Dickie Brothers) r. NE cor Pennsyl-
vania Av and Butto
Dickie WMlliam, shipcarpenter, r. NE cor Pennsylvania
Av and Butte
Dickieson William R. (Phillips k Dickieson) r. 304
Sixteenth
Dickins Arnot G., clerk W. J. Adams, r. 2306 Mission
Dlckius E. F., sub-assistant U. S. Coast Survey, r. 124
Golden Gate Av
Dickins Thomas S., clerk Christy & Wise, r. 2306 Mis-
sion
Dickins Walter, bookkeeper W.W. Dodge & Co., r. 2306
Mission
Dickinson .A. E. Mrs., r. 218 Turk
Dickinson August, with Harvey Dickinson, r. 424 Val-
lejo
Dickinson Charles H., policeman, r. 1821 Jackson
Dickinson Elizabeth Mrs., groceries and liquors, SW
cor California and Leavenworth
Dickinson Harvey, buttonhole worker, r. 424 Vallejo
Dickinson James, machinist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Dickinson James, receiver Market St. RR., r. 1316
Fillmore
Dickinson James G., salesman Hart & Goodman, r.
1010 Buchanan
Dickinson Jolin H. , attorney at law, 402 Mont-
gomery, rooms 16-17, r. 2021 California
Dickinson John R., landscape, figure and portrait
artist, studio 211 Sutter
Dickinson P. T., office 324 Pine, room 8, r. Alameda
Dickinson Robert D., stock broker, r. 1006 Pine
Dickinson Robert E. (Fiuley & Dickinson) r. 16 Hill
Dickinson Stanhope, r. 76 Natoma
Dickinson Thomas, engineer, r. 218 Turk
Dickinson William H., fisherman, r. N s Jefferson, bet
Baker and Broderick
Dickinson William L. , capitalist, r. 1010 Clay
Dickmann Fred., ivory turner, r. 506 Shotwell
Dickson Alexander, r. 810 Powell
Dickson David M. (Dickson & Nelson) r. 444 Second
Dickson, De Wolf & Co. (George Campbell and
Edward D. Heatley) importing, shipping and
commission merchants, 412-414 Battery
Dickson George, plumber, r. 534 Ninth
Dickson George E. (Harrison & Dickson) r. Lick
House
Dickson Henry M., laborer Union Iron Works
Dickson James, stevedore, r. W s Boyce, bet Post and
Sutter
Dickson John, assistant foreman Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. Alameda
Dickson Robert, manager Imperial Fire Insur-
ance Co. (London) London Assurance Corporation
(London) Northern Assurance Co. (London) Queen
Insurance Co. (Liverpool) office SE cor Montgom-
ery and California, r. 31G Page
DicK son Thomas H., carpenter and builder, r. 1104X
Stockton
Dickson Thomas H. Mrs., dressmaker, and ladies
underwear, 1104 3^ Stockton
Dickson & Nelson (David M. Dickson and Herbert
Nelson) groceries and meat market, NW cor Sec-
ond and Bryant
SyOickson. See Dickenson, Dickerson, Dickinson,
Dixon and Dixson
Dieckmann Herman H. (Dieckmann & Rohlmann) r.
SWcor Railroad and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F.
Dleckpiann William, porter, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Dieckmann & Rohlmann (Herman H. Dieckmann and
Henry F. Rohlmann) groceries an<l liquors, SW
cor Railroad and Fiftoeuth Avs, South S. F.
Diecy L., machinist, r. 845 Mission
Diedericli Henry, bakery, NE cor Fillmore and Bush
Dlederichsen Charles (Drager & Diederichsen) r. 608
Sixth
Diederichsen Frederick, laborer, r. 318 Ritch
Diederichsen William, captain tug boat Neptune, r.
319 Taylor
Diedering Leo, proptr Santa Clara Hotel, 444-446
Brannan
Diedrichs Herman, groceries and liquors, 321 Bryant
Diedriei-h Adam H., carpenter, r. 435 Pine
Diefeubacher George, barber, 911 J4 Larkin, r. 17 Wil-
low Av
Dietfenbacher John B., r. 300 Stockton
Dieffenbacher William (Dieffenbacher & Wihl) r. 523
O'Farrell
Dieffenbacher k Wihl (William Dieffenbacher and
Gustav Wihl) manufacturers agents, 318 Front
Diehm George (Klopfer & Diehm) r. 410 Pacific
Dieks Henry, laborer, r. 2650.Fol8om
Diel Adolph T., with Degener & Co., r. 2108 Taylor
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G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Diel Henrietta, widow, r. 2108 Taylor
8S"Diel. See Deal
Diemer John, liquor saloon, 831 Kearny, r. 914 Jack-
eon
Dierck Frederick A. (Dierck, Hinz & Plagemann) r.
103 Eighth
Dierck, Hinz Si Plagemann (Frederick A.
Dierck, Adolph F. Hinz and William Plagemann)
prop ietors Yolo Mills, NE cor Mission and Main
Diercks Frederick, laborer, r. NE cor De Haro and
Center
Diercks Frank C. (Korts & Diercks) r. 1503 Buchanan
Diercks Henry, bartender, r. 254 Clementina
DiercUs Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor First
and Folsom
Diercks Peter, shipcarpenter, r. B32 Market
Diercks William, seaman, r. Astor House
B^"Dierck8. See Dierks and Dircks
Dierckson Clans, teamster, r. 617 Davis
Dieren Edward, r. 34 Eddy
Dierks Fritz, waiter Prescott House
Dierks Henry, cook, r. NE cor Main and Howard
Dierks Henry H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dierks J. J., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Dierks Tlieodore, undertaker, office and r. 957
Mission
Dierks William, waiter Park Hotel
B^Dierks. See Diercks and Dircks
Diers Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 1053 Harrison
Diers Henry, proptr Capital Saloon, NE cor Davis
and Sacramento, r. SE cor Turk and Franklin
Diers Peter, boilermaker, r. 645 Folsom
Diers William, driver Albany Brewery, r. 76 Everett
Diesel Philii^, cabinetmaker, r. 27 Turk
Dieser George W., machinist, r. 279 Clara
Dieser Johanna, widow, seamstress, r. 279 Clara
Dieser Oscar, r. 279 Clara
Dierstelhorst John, boxmaker, r. 3S0 Tenth
Dieter Henry, groceries and liquors, 1606 Mission
Dieterich Christian, trussmaker, r. 406 Twentieth
Dietle diaries, boot and shoemaker, 235 Bush, r
234 Page
Dietrich Adam, carpenter Tivoli Garden, r. Bootz
Hotel
Dietrich Albert, fireman S. P. RR., r. 430 Shotwell
Dietrich August, upholsterer, 1204 Stockton, r. 1206
Stockton
Dietrich August F., laborer, r. 915 Sacramento
Dietrich Caspar (Leedes & Dietrich) r. 1017 Clay
Dietrich Edward, harnessmaker, 2211 Powell
Dietrich Edward, upholsterer, r. 935 Howard
Dietrich Emiiie Mrs., embroiderer, r. 1017 Clay
Dietrich Frank, clerk Becker Bros., r. SE cor Sutter
and Leavenworth
Dietrich Gustave R., salesman K. Meussdorffer, r. 951
Howard
Dietrich Henry C, clerk Rothschild & Ehrenpfort, r.
951 Howard
Dietrich Herman, bartender J. F. Q. Eggers & Co., r.
327 Bush
Dietrich Julius C, machinist, r. 275 Perry
Dietrich Minna, widow, r. 951 Howard
Dietrich William, r. 158 Clementina
Dietrich William A., conductor Omnibus RR., r. 331
Third
Dietrich William K., inspector of meats, r. 1422 Clay
BS^Dietrich. See Detrich, Diederich and Detrick
Dietrichsen Isaac L. P. Rev., pastor Scandinavian
Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 18 Sherman
Dietsch Gottlieb, tannery, S s Twenty-sixth, bet Mis-
sion and Howard, r. 115 J6 Twenty-sixth
Dietsch Louis, foreman 0. Hellwig, r. 119 Twenty-
sixth
Dietterle Frank C, butcher, r. 751 Capp
Dietterle Getrge, bookkeeper Peterson & Palmer, r.
1619 Howard
Dietterle Helena, widow, r. 751 Capp
Dietz A. C. «& Co. (Alfred C. Dietz) importers and
wholesale dealers i)aint8, oils, glass, varnishes
and lamps, 9 Front
Dietz Alfred C. f A. 0. Dietz k Co.) r. Oakland
Dietz August, cigarmaker, r. 391 Eighth
Dietz Catherine, widow, r. 853 Folsom, rear
Dietz Charles, baker, r. 771 }<i Mission
Diitz Charles L., teamster, r. 24 Garden
Dietz Emily Mrs., hairdresser and worker, 771!^ Mis-
sion, rear
Dietz Frank B., secretary New York Mining Co.,
8 8. F. Stock Exchange Bldg, r. NW cor Washing-
ton and Devisadero
Dietz George F., cashien A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 518
Geary
Dietz Gertie Miss, r. 2943 Howard
Dietz Henry (Dietz & Elsasst-r) r. 32}^ Geary
Dietz John, baker P. M. SS. Colima
Dietz John, shoemaker, r. 391 Eighth
Dietz Kate Mrs., r. 2943 Howard
Dietz Philip, r. 391 Eighth
Dietz Philip, baker, r. 416 Francisco
Dietz & Elsasser (Henry Dietz and Charles Elsasser)
liquor saloon, 16 Geary
Dietzel John, liquor saloon, 234 Sixth, r. 973 Bryant
Dietzler L., r. 6 Martha PI
Dietzler M., r. 6 Martha PI
Diez Cayetano C., mnfr and importer cigars and
tobacco, 409 Washington, r. 2217 Fillmore
fi®"DieK. See Dias and Diaz
Diffley Peter, r. 340 Page
Diggins Augustus C. (Diggine Brothers) r.2420 Sutter
Tiiggins Brothers (Augustus C, Byron and
Julius C.) contractors, 528 CaHfornia, room 6
Diggins Byron (Diggins Brothers) r. 2412 Sutter
Diggins Eliza, widow, r. 2420 Sutter
Diggins John, teamster, r. 2420 Sutter
Diggins Julius C. (Diggins Brothers) r. 2420 Sutter
Diggins William M., mining superintendent, office 528
California, room 6
Diggle Wadham N. (Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.) and
president Wellington Shipping Co., r. Union Club
Diggs John B., clerk Charles K. Hawkes, r. 722
Capp
Diggs William H., master mariner, r. 722 Capp
Dignan Frank, Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear
Dignan James, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 21 Har-
rison Av
Dignan Michael H., druggist, r. SW cor Sutter and
Hyde
Dijeau Alexander, photographer George D. Morse, r.
826 Broadway
Dijeau Peter, shipcalker, r. 826 Broadway
Dikeman Daniel S., general business agent, office and
r. 200 McAllister
Dikeman S. P. Mrs., widow, r. 591 Ellis
Dilea Francesco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Bilges Conrad, laborer, r. 860 Harrison, rear
Dilges Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 714 Bryant
Dilges Jacob, salesman James Alexander, r. 714 Bry-
ant
Dilham Mary, widow, r. S s Columbia, bet Church
and Sanchez
Dilkerson Louis, salesman, r. 745 Market
Dill George H., traveling salesman H. S. Crocker &
Co., r. 1218 Ellis
Dill George W. Mrs., widow, r. 1308J^ Devisadero
Dill Gertrude P., widow, r. Twenty-fifth, bet Noe and
Castro
Dill John P., compositor Directory Publishing Co., r.
Twenty-fifth, bet Noe and Castro
Dill P. Mrs., widow, r. 619 Washington
Dilla William D., laborer, r. 44 South Park
Dillabough J. H., salesman S. C. Lubin, r. American
Exchange Hotel
Dillaye Frances A. Miss, r. 725 O'Farrell
Dille Elbert R.Rev., pastor Central Methodist Church,
r. 1061 Mission
Dillenback John W., first lieutenant First Artillery,
U. S. A., regimental and post quartermaster and
recruiting officer, Presidio Reservation
DlUenburg Michael (Hedges k DiUenburg) r. 233
Seventeenth
Diller Christian R., clerk William H. Stowell, r. 528
O'Farrell
Diller George W., compositor, r. 528 O'Farrell
Dilliland R. C, harnessmaker, r. 101 Stevenson
Dilling H., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Dillman George (Becker & Dillman) r. Nebraska, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Dillman George F., r. 825 Kearny
Dillon Annie, widow, r. 1503 Mason
Dillon Bridget, widow, groceries and liquors, 509 }i
Stevenson
Dillon C. Miss, milliner, 50 Third
Dillon C. C. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, 245 Fifth
Dillon Charles, longshoreman, r. 8 Liberty
Dillon Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
Dillon Charles, warehouseman, r. 10 Silver .
Dillon Charles E., advertising clerk S. F. Chronicle,
r. 421 Fourth
Dillon Charles H., teacher dancing, r. 421 Fourth
Dillon Charles M., sacksewer, r. 421 Fourth
LOUIS BRAVERWIAN & CO. ""T.SScVj-e.r'slr'ee^t"^''
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Dillon Daniel, porter, r. E s Collins, bet Santa Bosa
and Point Lobos Avs
Dillon Dennis F., salesman Davisson, Hall & Co., r.
517 Octavia
Dillon Edward, chief quarrjrman Presidio Reserva-
tion
Dillon Ed>vard, chronometer and watchmaker,
508 Battery, r. 1202 Leavenworth
Dillon Edward, laborer, r. 221(5 Mason
Dillon Edward Jr., clerk Edward Dillon, r. 1211 Clay
Dillon George J., compositor, r. 5y7 Linden Av
Dillon George L., r. 421 Fourth
Dillon Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor San Jose Av and
Valley
Dillon Henry, porter Palace Hotel r. 222 Stevenson
Dillon James, drayman A. Lusk & Co., r. 427 Green
Dillon James, jilasterer, r. 315 Austin
Dillon James, tinsmith, r; 1503 Mason
Dillon James B., real estate, r. 597 Linden Av
Dillon James H., pressman Seller Bros. & Co.. r. 18
Sherwood PI
Dillon Jeremiah, laborer Potrero Station S. F. Gas
Light Co.
Dillon John, cook, r. 35 Fifth
Dillon John, laborer, r. NW cor Point Lobos and
Seventh Avs
Dillon John, machinist, r. 307 Folsom
Dillon John, teamster, r. i'd3^ Shipley
Dillon John, teamster, r. 2733 Pine
Dillon John Mrs., widow, r. 501 Van Ness Av
Dillon John K., solicitor Edward Dillon, r. 1202
Leavenworth
Dillon Joseph M., portrait artist Universal Copying
Co., r. 1510 Mission
Dillon Josephine, fursewer, r. 2()9 Jessie
Dillon Luke Mrs., widow, r. 1308 Grove
Dillon Maggie R. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1202 Leavenworth
Dillon Mark A., cooper, r. 348 Twenty-fourth
Dillon Mary J. Mrs., lodgings, 421 Fourth
Dillon Michael, capitalist, r. 1120 Montgomery
Dillon Michael, gastitter, r. 47 Jessie
Dillon Michael, laborer, r. 541 Fourth
Dillon Patrick, carriagewasher, r. 417 Folsom
Dillon Patrick F., r. 133 Chattanooga
Dillon Kichard, miner, r. 712 Howard
Dillon Robert, bartender, r. 807 Mission
Dillon Thomas, cook Scattiny & Panscira
Dillon Thomas, longshoreman, r. NW cor Sansome
and Green
Dillon Thomas, policeman, r. 313 Sixth
Dillon Thomas F., clerk Redingtou & Co., r. 47 Jessie
Dillon Thomas H., policeman South Harbor Station,
r. N B Seventeenth, bet Sherman and Diamond
Dillon William, machinist, r. 421 Fourth
Dillon William, upholsterer, 934 Folsom
Dillon William J., biakemau S. P. RR., r. 235 Kearny
Dillon 'William J., plumber, r. 348 Eleventh
Dillworth John T. Jr., printer, r. 123 Ellis
Dimakin Thunias H., conductor Market St. RR., r.
1311 Scott
Dime Diana, domestic llOti Van Ness Av
Dimick Lavantia H. Miss, r. 254 Tehama
Dimmel James, second officer P. C. SS. Gipsy
Dimmer Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Broadway and Powell
Dimmiugs Peter, seaman, r. S s Greenwich, nr Mont-
gomery
Dimock Silas, clerk Graham & Lincoln, r. 1429 Pine
Dimon Charles L., special agent Phtenix and Home
Insurance Cos., r. Oakland
Dimon Jacob S. Jr., bookkeeper John Hiddleton &
Son, r. Oakland
Dimoud James, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Dimond John, coalpasser P. M. SS. Granada
Dimond John, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Dimond Joseph 1., mining, r. 946 Mission .
Dimond William H. ( Williams, Dimond & Co.) r. 1415
Jones
Dimond. See Diamond
Dlmpfel Augusta E., widow, r>036 Post
Dimpfel George H. A., copyist County Clerk, r. 636
Post
Dinacci Stanislaus, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Dinan C. Dennis, salesman King, Morse & Co., r. 5
Jane PI
Dinan Daniel, laborer, r. 127 Shipley
Dinan Dennis F., saddler, r. 1 Scheerer PI
Dinan Jeremiah, haruesscleaner, r. 413 Natoma
Dinan Jeremiah B., cooper, r. 6 Jane Pi
Dinan John, cook St. Mary's Hospital
Dinan John, horseshoer butter St. RR., r. 35 Austin
Dinan John F., baker, r. 40 Stanly PI
Dinan William E., compositor, r. 5 Jane PI
Dineen Dennis, laborer, r. 1405^ Freelou
Dineen John, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Dineen John W., cook, r. 6 Mission
Dineen Timothy, Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear
Dineen Patrick J., carpenter, r. 241 Ninth
Ding William, waiter P. M. SS. Colima
Dingeldey William, storekeeper M. Schmidt & Co., r.
717 Stockton
Dingeon Leon (Tschurr & Dingeou) r. 2529 California
Dingle Bessie Miss, machine operator Jory Bros., r.
143 Thirteenth
Dingle Raymond, with Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 728 Fil-
bert
Dingle Raymond R., apprentice Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
728 Filbert
Dingle Richard, carpenter, r. 143 Thirteenth
Dingle William H., shoemaker, r. 143 Thirteenth
Biiigley Charles li., commission lumber and
wholesale hardware, office 12-14 Front and 250-252
Market, r. cor East Sixteenth and Fifteenth Av,
Oakland
Dingley Thomas F., cofl'ee andspicemills,325ii Fifth,
r. 325 Fifth
Dini Attilio, clerk Domenico Gianelli, r. 911 Bryant
Dinkelspiel Arthur, salesman L. Dinkelspiel At Co., r.
2293 Sacramento
Dinkelspiel B. Mrs., r. 417 Mason
Dinkelspiel Emile (L. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 2293 Sac-
ramento
Dinkelspiel Henry, r. 713 !?ost
Dinkelspiel John, r. 103 Sacramento
Dinkelspiel Joseph, watchmakers' and jewelers' tools
and materials, and optical goods, 120 Sutter, room
23. r. 152G Ellip
Dinkelspiel Joseph S., bookkeeper S. B. Dinkelspiel
& Co., r. 417 Mason
Dinkelspiel L. & Co. (Lazarus and Emile Dink-
elspiel and John A. Cook) importers and jobbers
foreign and domestic drygoods. 37-39 Battery
Dinkelspiel Lazarus (L.Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 713 Post
Dinkelspiel Louis M., salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co.,
r. 2293 Sacramento
Dinkelspiel Michael (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. New
York
Dinkelspiel Samuel, assistant bookkeeper L. Dinkel-
spiel & Co., r. 713 Post
DinUelspiel S. B. & Co. (Michael Dinkelspiel
and Joseph Haber) importers watches, jewelry
and precious stones, 313 Bush
Dinniene John H., foreman John Mallon, r. 1027
Twenty-first
Dinniene Timothy, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Dinniene Timothy A., butcher, r. 7 Baldwin Court
Di Nola Leon, druggist, ItiOO Howai'd
Dinsniore R., stockbroker, 228)^ Montgomery, r.
219 Leavenworth
Dinsmore Samuel, carpenter, r. 279 Stevenson
Dinsmore Samuel, foreman W. T. Garratt
Dinsniore Wallace, law student, r. 115 Ellis
Dinsmore William H., r. Arcade House
^?" pinsmore. See Densmore
Dinz Alexander, waiter, r. 79 Jessie
Di Pasquale Giuseppe, Fishermen's Assn, 307 Bdwy
Dippel Heury, bartender, r. 604 Lombard
Dippel John, wagon and carriage builder, cor Sixth
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Dippel William G., tailor, r. 106 Dupont
Dippo William, molder Mechanics' Fouudry, r. Oak-
land
Dirck Peter, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Dircks Delia Miss, r. cor Ninth Av and G, South S. F.
Dircks George W., sbipcalker, r. cor Ninth Av and
G, South S. F.
Dircks Heury H., shipcarpenter, r. cor Ninth Av and
G, South S. F.
Dircks John, shipcalker, r. Fifth Av, bet H and I,
South S. F.
Dircks Johnson J., shipcarpenter, cor Ninth Av and
G, South S. F.
ISy Dircks. See Diercks and Dierks
Directory City and County of S. F., Direc-
tory Publishing Co. publishers, office 618 Clay
Directory (Business) City and County of S.
W., Directory Publishing Co. publishers, office
518 Clay
WINDOW SHADES
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE
WmdowSliailes lorEesideiices, Stores, Offices, etc.
G.W.CLARK &€0.
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keley, Directory Publishing Co. publishers,
office 518 Clay
Directory of the Pacific Coast, Directory Pub-
lishing Co. publishers, office 518 Clay
Directory Publisliing' Co., publishers San
Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Virginia and Car-
son City Directories, and Pacific Coast Directory,
office 518 Clay
Dirken Edward, boilermaker H. W. Bice, r. Folsom,
bet Eighth and Ninth
Dirking Fritz (J. W. Tucker & Co.) r. Ns Fair Av, bet
Mission and California Av
Disbrow James W. .painter, r. 438 Natoma
Disdier Jules, uightwatchman California Hotel
Diserens Frederick, bookkeeper Hall's Safe and Lock
Co., r. 734 Grove
Diserga Nicola, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Disimons F., fruits, 2505 Mission
Dispaux John T.. clerk Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r. 274
Jessie
Diss Frank A. J., grocer, r. 2109 Devisadero
Dissat Antoine, hairdresser and wigmaker, 511
Kearny
Distauo Robert, waiter The Baldwin, r. 361 Mission
Distel Josephine, widow, r. 1609 Powell
District Attorney Citj' and County, 8 Mont-
gomtry Av, rooms 1-6
District Attorney V. S., U. S. Appraisers' Bldg,
third floor
Disturnell W. C, publisher, 534 California, r. 1321
Larkin
Dithmar August C, mechanical engineer, r. 626 Fourth
Dithmar Emma A. Miss, private school, and teacher
music, 930 Folsom
Ditmar Frederick, foreman Enterprise Brewery and
Malt House, r. 2015 Folsom
Ditmer Alexander, dishwasher What Cheer House
Ditsboru John, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Dittes Michael, barber, r. 243 Stevenson
Dtttman Lizzie Miss, furnished rooms, 311 Dupont
Dittmann Kniil, proprietor Polk St. Bazaar, and
professor mathematics, 1514 Polk, r. 1829 Bush
Dittmar Charles H., pastry cook, r. 268 Minna
Dittmar Edward, barber, r. 812 Laguua
Dittmer Elizabeth, clerk Christina Grodhaus, r. 219
Austin
Dittmer Frederick, jailor, r. 617 Geary, rear
Dittmer Herman W., merchant, r. 219 Austin
Dittmer Max, clerk Edward Ehrenpfort, r. 219 Austin
Dittmer Oscar, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 219 Aus-
tin
Dittmers John F., bartender, r. 631 Davis
Di Vecchi Antonio, laborer, r. 6 Filbert PI
Di Vecchio Albert, butcher, and fruits and vegetables,
SE cor Sixth and Natoma, r. 531 Natoma
Di Vecchio Emelio, butcher, SW cor Oak and Octavla
Di Vecchio Ermeuegildo, butcher, 871 Mission
Di Vecchio Fouri, fruit and vegetables, 1327 Pacific
Di Vecchio Joseph, laborer, r. 6 Russell
Di Vecchio Stephen, butcher, 440 Hayes, r. 427 Grove
Diver Raymond A., salesman Newton Bros. & Co., r.
1216 Mission
Dividend Building, NW cor Pine andLeidesdorff
Divisich Stephen (Divisich k Buja) r. 1217 J^ Kearny
Diviiiich <& Buja (Stephen Divisich and N. Buja)
chop house and coffee saloon, 332 East
Divoich Nicolas, cook, r. 2016 Fillmore
Dix Casper (Dix & Straub) r. 594 Sycamore, Oakland
Dix & i^traub (Casper Dix and Michael Straub)
groceries and liquors, NE cor Fillmore and Fil-
bert
Dixey William F., entryclerk Dunham, Carrigan &
Co.. r. 113 Sutter »
Dixheimer M., solictor, r. Chicago Hotel
Dixon A. A. Mrs., widow, r. 225 Bartlett
Dixon Andrew, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Dixon Annie, widow, restauraut, 2645 Mission
Dixon, Bernstein tte Co. (John B. Dixon, Samuel
Bernstein and Charles Burgeson) mauulacturers
showcases, 250-252 Market, and Portland, Or.
Dixon Bessie Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar
School, r. 2345 Howard
Dixcin Edmund, cook, r. 3 Jasper PI
Dixon Clement, liquor saloon, 8 Summer, r. Abbots-
ford House
Dixon Elizabeth Miss (Dixon & Putnam) r. 48 Geary
Dixon Gecygo, janitor Shiels' Bldg, r. 534 Ninth j
Dixon George, machinist, r. 8 b Francisco, bet Larkin
and Polk
Dixon George W. (Curtis. Dixon & Co.) r. 268 Golden
Gate Av
Dixon Harriet H.. widow, toys and fanoy goods, 1629
Geary
Dixon Helen C, saleslady, r. 1629 Geary
Dixon Henry J., captain schr Caroline Dixon, r. 30}j
Rausch
Dixon Isaiah, carpenter and builder, 48 New Mont-
gomery, r. 450 Jessie, rear
Dixon John, chainmaker, r. 7 Oak Grove Av
Dixon John, finisher, r. S s Francisco, bet Polk and
Larkin
Dixon John, helper Phelps Mnfg Co., r. 25 Garden
Dixon John, salesman Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch,
r. 919 Eddy
Dixon John, second officer Oregon Imii. SS. Walla
Walla
Dixon John, waiter Sanders' Hotel, SW cor Battery
and Vallejo
Dixon J6hn B. (Dix(m, Bernstein & Co.) r. 964 How-
ard
Dixon John E., office 330 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Dixon John J., foreman David Bush, r. 135 Page
Dixon Laura E., widow, dressmaker, 1909 Fillmore
Dixon Lucy, dressmaker, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon Mrs., widow, r. 130 Fern Av
Dixon P. B., advertising agent Antisell Piano Co., r.
617 Natoma
Dixon Richard, engineer, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon Richard T., clerk, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon Robert E., seaman, r. 108 Berry
Dixon Robert S., commission merchant. 306 Davis, r.
919 Eddy
Dixon Samue.l, stockbroker, 238 Montgomery, r. 503
Bush
Dixon Samuel W., salesman M. Meussdorffer, r. 1223
Pacific
Dixon Thomas, carpenter, r. 420 Grove
Dixon Thomas, clerk M. Meussdorffer, r. 12i3 Pacific
Dixon Thomas H.. bookkeeper Samuel Dixon, r. Oak-
land
Dixon Thomas J., plumber and gasfitter, r. 146J4 Clara
Dixon Thomas N., ironmolder, r. 27 Minna
Dixon William, chainmaker, r. 7 Oak Grove Av
Dixon & Putnam (Miss Elizabeth Dixonand Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Putnam) milliners, 48 Geary
fi£?" Dixon. See Dickson
Dixson Alexander H., mining, 318 Pine, room 6
Dixson George, painter, r. 932 Harrison
Dizeney William, upholsterer Palace Hotel
Dizuey William, carpenter, r. 71 West Mission
Doak N. S., clerk Harper A. Smith, r. 519 Post
Doane Frederick A., assistant clerk naval office Cus-
tom House, r. 42 Hawthorne
Doane George A., student, r. 833 Harrison
Doane Hettie Miss, r. 321 Eddy
Doaiae Isaac \'., (Doane & Co. and John Lee &
Co.) r. Clarendon House
Doane John H., clerk Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 897 Ful-
ton
Doane John O., cashier Michels, Friedlander & Co., r.
897 Fulton
Doane Joshua G., hay and grain, wood and coal, NE
cor Golden Gate Av and Webster, r. 1117 Golden
Gate Av
Doane Lucy J., widow, r. 42 Hawthorne
Doane Marshall, contractor, r. 27 Liberty
Doane Micah (Doane & Co.) r. 833 Harrison
Doane Prince A., clerk Hanson & Co., r. Oakland
Doane S. P. Miss, r. 321 Eddy
Doane Samuel B.. clerk auditor M. P. and M. dept
C. P. RR.. r. 727 Geary
Doane Sylvester, compositor, r. 552 Bryant
Doane Wilbur G. (Doane & Heushelwood) r. 418 Hyde
Doane Willard C. (Doane & Co.) r. 1619 Bush
Doane William, clerk Michels, Friedlander & Co., r.
897 Fulton
Doane & Co. i Micah Doane) draymen, 116 Battery
(W'illard C. Doane,
DOANE & 00.
Robert H. Elspy, Henry S. Gileand Isaac
V. Doane) 'wliolesale oyster dealers, 64r
California Market
Doane tSi Henslielwood (Wilbur G. Doane and
Thomas R. Heushelwood) importers and retailers
dry goods, 132 Kearny
Dobbelaar Jacob, seaman, r. 27 Rondell PI
Dobber Henry, mate bktn Modoc, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Dobbert William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. ««^'""s«St'pSlK7,'-'"*""'*'''
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPOR'^KR OF AND DKALER IN ALL. KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAIj, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Dobbie James B. (Elder & Dobbie) r. 529 Post
Dobbie John, capitalist, r. 315 Stockton
Dobbin Richard, capitalist, r. Ahlborn House
Dobbins Hamilton H., shoemaker, r. 10 Anthony
Debar Charles, r. 711 Howard
Dober Charles, r. 452 Tehama
Dober Francis M., tailor, r. 121 Valley
Dober Frank J., driver Parker Merrill, r. 409 Turk
Dober Joseph B. W., carpenter, r. 452 Tehama
Dober Wilhelmina Miss, teacher music, r. 121 Valley
Dobie William, bookkeeper Greenebaum, Sachs &
Freeman, r. 212 Austin
Dobinson James H., private secretary William
Sharon, office 305 Sansome, r. Palace Hotel
Doble Abiier, successor Nelson & Doble, agent
Thomas Firth & Sons (Sheffield, Eng.) cast steel,
etc., and manufacturer cast steel tools, 13-15
Fremont, and horseshoer, 567 Mission, r. 1315
Gough
Doble Robert McF., clerk Abner Doble, r. 1315 Gough
Dobler Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Dobler Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dobler Joseph, milkman, r. NW cor Seventeenth Av
and I, South S. F.
Dobuer Moritz, dry goods, 1120 Stockton
Dobrin Mark, compositor, r. 1020 Hyde
Dobrogoiski Victor I. von, passe partoutmaker, r.
1017 Powell .
Dobrovich Fortunato, fisherman, r. 503 East
Dobrzeusky Julius, mctermaker S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 545 Minna
Dobrzensky Rosa Mrs., stationery and confectionery,
615 LarkiB
Dobrzensky Samuel, expressman, SE cor Mission and
First, r. 2322 Fillmore
Dobsou Benjamin, boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills
Dobson Charles H., chief engineer steam tug Monarch,
r. 2221 Pine
Dobson David A., ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills
Dobson John N., waiter, r. 36 Tehama
Dobson Sarah, widow, dressmaker, r. 621 Bush
Dubson Sherman, salesman Kahn. Brod & Co., r. 621
Bush
Dochez Louis A., teacher vocal music, r. 1308 Ellis
Dock Peter O., special policeman, r. 3 Harry PI
Dockendorflf Edward, expressman, SE cor Pine and
Kearny, r. ti28 Castro
DuckendorS' Johanna, widow, r. 15 Gilbert
Docker Charles, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Docking Joel, contractor, r. 634 Vallejo
Docking's Hall, Joel Docking proptr, 409-411 Mont-
gomery Av
Dockum James A., liquor saloon, NW cor Sacramento
and Kearny, r. 515 Kearny
Docstader Lizzie C. Miss, teacher Ladies* Pro. and
Relief Society, E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Dodd Adam, mastermariner, r. 322 Twenty-second
Dodd Alice Miss, r. 10 Selina PI
Dodd Catharine, widow, r. 10 Selina PI
Dodd James, varieties, Lyons, bet Lincoln and Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Dodd John S., wharfinger Jackson St. Wharf, r. SW
cor Diamond and Nineteenth
Dodd Julia Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 77 Fourth
Dodd Michael, butcher, r. 251 Clara
Dodd Michael H., blacksmith, r. 444 Brannan
Dodd Samuel, capitalist, r. 1003 Capp
Dodd Samuel Jr., carpenter, r. SW cor Diamond and
Nineteenth
Dodd William, painter, r. 211 Fourth
Dodd William, Jeamstir, r. 204 Twenty-first
Dodd Willis G., draftsman Pac. Ironworks, r. 427 Bush
Dodds Robert, r. 61 Clipper
Dodds Robert Jr. , machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 61
Clipper
Doden Herman, r. NE cor Santa Clara and Bryant
Av
Dodge Arthur B.. engraver Francis, Valentine & Co..
r. 1430 Mission
Dodge Brothers (Jared S. and Zenas U.) stationers,
printers and engravers, 116 Post
Dodge Burdick, foreman Phillip, Hesthal & Co., r.
113 Capp
Dodge Charles N. , catcher Pac. Rolling Mills
Dodge Daniel, butcher, 1.59 Steuart, r. 410 Harrison
Dodge David, foreman W. A. Meeker, r. SW cor P and
Fifteenth Av, South S. F.
Dodge Edward E., driver Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Bowen, r. 1149 Mission
Dodge Edward J. (J. Russ & Co.) r. Alameda
Dodge Eleazer, physician, oflSce and r. 407 Leaven-
worth
Dodge Francis, housemover, 1149 Mission
Dodge Frank D., scene painter Baldwin Theatre, r.
1430 Mission
Dodge G.. compositor, r. 223 Stevenson
Dodge George E. , with Daniel Dodge, r. 410 Harrison
Dodge George W., driver People's Ice Co., r. 312 Mis-
sion
Dodge Henry C. (City Transfer Co.) r. 1717 Post
Dotlge Henry I.. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) r.
Palace Hotel
Dodge Henry W , plumber and gasfltter. 1030 Sutter,
r. 513 O'Farrell
Dodge Henry W., medical student, r. 846 Mission
Dodge J., painter, r. 211 Fourth
Dodge Jared S. (Dodge Brothers) r. 407 Leavenworth
Dodge John L.. salesman Benjamin Lake, r. 1149 Mis-
sion
Dodge John W., mastermariner, r. 931 Vallejo
Dodge John W., seal engraver George M. Wood & Co.,
r. 223 Stevenson
Dodge Joseph E., seaman, r. 931 Vallejo
Dodge Josiah W^, assistant cashier U. S. Sub-Trea-
sury, r. Oakland
Dodge Leslie A., with Samuel S. Sample, r. 1013
Washington
Dodge Luther C. (Forsaith & Dodge) , r. 704 Stockton
Dodge Miles B., mnfr mining machinery, 143 Fre-
mont, r. 46 OFarrell
Dodge Miles B. Jr., salesman John Meyers, 501 Kearny
Dodge Mathau, superintendent Centre Market, SE cor
Dupont and Sutter, r. 1019 Twenty-first
Dodge Oliver N., assistant janitor U. S. Appraisers
Bldg, r. 1011 Washington
Dodge Philip S.. shoemaker, r. N b Butte, bet Ken-
tucky and Tennessee
Dodge Shalor C, millhaud, r. 768 Bryant
Dodge, Sweeney & Co. (Henry L. Dodge, Lo-
renzo H. Sweeney. John E. Buggies and Frederick
W. Van Sickleu) wholesale provisions and com-
mission merchants. 114-116 Market and 11-13 Cal-
ifornia
Dodge William F., clerk Oregon Imp. Co., r. 913 Bush
Dodge William J., engineer Louis Robart, r. 1149 Mis-
sion
Dodge William W. (W. W. Dodge & Co.) r. 913 Bush
Dod^e W. W. & Co. (William W. Dodge, Joseph
T. Glover, Newton Booth and Cyrus T. Wheeler)
wholesale groceries, provisions, etc., NW cor
Front and Clay
Dodge Zenas U. (Dodge Brothers) r. 407 Leavenworth
Dodson Beverly, coachman, 1661 Octavia
Dodson Cora, widow, seamstress, r. 30 Hunt
Dodson Ira, wooddealer, r. 1123 Taylor
Doe Alonzo C, clerk Po.-^t Office, r. 607 Powell
Doe B. & J. S.(Bartlett, John S. and Charles F.)mnfrs
and dealers doors, sash and blinds, 44-48 Market
Doe Bartlett (B. & J. S. Doe) r. 127 Kearny
Doe Charles F. (B. & J. S. Doe) and lumber, SW
cor Spear and Howard, r. 419 Geary
Doe Charles W., clerk B.' & J. S. Doe, r. 203 Taylor
Doe Fannie, domestic 10 Oak Grove Av
Doe Frank P., bookkeeper Charles F. Doe, r. 716 How-
ard
Doe John C, boxmaker, r. 2311 Larkin, rear
Doe John S. (B. & J. S. Doe) r. Grand Hotel
Doe Loring B. (Doe, Kimball & Co.) r. Grand Hotel
Doe Mellen L., salesman B. & J. S. Doe. r. 703 Market
Doe Otis, cabinboy SS. Victoria
Doe Stephen, bookagent, r. 2311 Larkin, rear
Doe, Kimball & Co. (Loring B. Doe, George H.
Kimball and Charles W. Mott) wholesale lumber
dealers, 21 J^ Spear
Doehen Albert P. F., shoecutter, r. 6 Telegraph PI
Doelger John, baker William Hessler, 715 Pacific
Doepfner Fanny Mrs., r. 827 Vallejo
Doepfuer Oscar, packer John H. Fisher, r. 827 Vallejo
Doerfler Annie, domestic 1026 Washington
Doering John, foreman Jacob Schoenfeld, r. Seventh
Av, bet N and M, South S, F.
Doerr Charles, glass signs, druggists' glass labels,
608 Market, room 10
Doerr Henry, liquor saloon and lodgings, 163 Jessie
Doerr John, signpainter. r. 163 Jessie
Doerr Philip, blacksmith, r. 1425 Sanchez
H£?" Doerr. See Dore and Dorr
Doerrer William G., paints, oils, glass, etc., 1744
Market
Dogget Richard, r. 2207 Mission
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Dogget William E., shoemaker, r. 514 Mission
Doggett Bolivar, plumber James K. Prior, r. 622 Minna
Doggett Danton C, pressman Bacon & Co., r. 824Ji Pa-
cific
Doggett. Samuel W. , attorney at law, 631 Sacra-
mento, r. 180 Perry
Doggett Sumpter E., r. 180 Perry
Doheney Edward J., r. 1318 Broderick
Doheney William P., r. 1318 Broderick
Doherty Annie, domestic 917 Pine
Doherty B., hotbedman Pac. KoUing Mills
Doherty Bernard, longshoreman, r. 12 Broadway
Doherty Bryan, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
cor Greenwich and Octavia
Doherty Catherine, widow, r. 256 Perry
Doherty Charles, wire works, 732 Mission, r. 524 Na-
toma
Doherty Cornelius, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Doherty Daniel, engineer, r. 524 Natoma
Doherty Daniel, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Doherty Daniel, tailor, 625 Merchant, r. 912 Natoma
Doht?rty Daniel, tanner, r. 532 Sixth
Doherty Delia Miss, laundress, r. 422 Fremont
Doherty Dennis, laborer, r. 7 Mary
Doherty Dennis, laborer and sub extraman Engine
No. 10, S. F. F. D., r. 516 Bryant
Doherty Dennis, longshoreman, r. 422 Tehama
Doherty Emma Miss, teacher, r. 1610 Clay
Doherty Ferd. G., bookkeeper Rountree & McClure, r.
1610 Clay
Doherty Francis J., clerk A. F. Nye & Co., r. 1304 Cali-
fornia
Doherty Francis J., teamster, r. 2012 Larkin
Doherty -Frank, expressman, cor Washington and
Montgomery Av, r. 2012 Larkin
Doherty Henry, bartender, r. 612 Bush
Doherty Hugh, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills
Doherty James, laborer, r. 24 Zoe
Doherty James, longshoreman, r. 6 Billings PI
Doherty James, longshoreman, r. 33 Clarence PI
Doherty James, longshoreman, r. 911 Sansome
Doherty James Mrs., widow, r. 905 Battery
Doherty James T., liquor saloon, 8 Jackson
Doherty Johanna Mrs., laundress S. F. Laundry, S s
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Doherty John, blacksmith, r. 64 Jessie
Doherty John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 33
Clarence PI
Doherty John, laborer, r. 7 Mai-y
Doherty John, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Doherty John, laundry, 815 Harrison
Doherty John, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Doherty John, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
324 Minna
Doherty John C, r. 1219 Post
Doherty John P., plumber and gasfitter, SW cor Kearny
and Pine, r. 1312 Pacific
Doherty Maggie Miss.whipbraider, r. 1121 Broadway
Doherty Mary, widow, r. 532 Sixth
Doherty Mary Miss, r. 518 Stockton
Doherty Mary A., widow, r. 1610 Clay
Doherty Mary A., widow, r. 7 Mary
Doherty Matthew, laborer, r. 314 Folsom
Doherty Michael, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co.
Doherty Michael, laborer, r. 532 Tehama
Doherty Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Doherty Michael, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Doherty Owen, teamster Oregon Imp. Co.
Doherty Patrick, fireman S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 20
Clarence PI
Doherty Patrick, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Doherty Patrick, longshoreman, r. 12 Broadway
Doherty Peter, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Doherty Philip, laborer, r. 416 Broadway
Doherty Richard, laborer, r. 35 Clarence PI
Doherty Robert, machinist Goss & Dow, r. 14 Clara
Doherty Roger G., expressman, r. 823 Harrison
Doherty Rosa Miss, r. 2761 Mission
Doherty Rusa A., widow, r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Doherty Thomas, expressman, r. 348 Eleventh
Doherty Thomas, machinist, r. 627 Stevenson
Doherty Thomas, machinist, r.-3 Beale PI
Doherty Thomas J., tinsmith, r. 720 Natoma
Doherty Timothy, groceries and fruits, 303 Hayes
Doherty William, r. 119 Silver
Doherty William, upholsterer, r. 1126 Market
Doherty William E., morocco finisher, r. 720 Natoma
Doherty William K., physician and surgeon, office
and r 411 Kearny
8^" Doherty. See Dougherty
Dohlberry William, coal passer 8S. Victoria, r. SE
cor Spear and Harrison
DohleJohn, restaurant, 439 Pine, r. 519 Sacramento
Dohm Charles F. A., laborer, r. 409 Dolores
Dohm Hiram, waiter, r. 514 Minna
Dohme Francis, janitor Sacred Heart College, r. 8E
cor Eddy aud Larkin
Dohnke Herman, laborer American Sugar Refinery
Dohoney James, drayman, r. 117 Shipley
Dohoney Philip C, salesman Nolan Bros., r. 70
Brosnan
Dohring Charles, laborer, r. 65 Minna
Dohrmann Adolph W. S. (Dohrmann & Co.) r. 720
Golden Gate Av
Dohriiia.nn Frederick W. (B. Nathan & Co.) r.
Alameda
Dohrmann William, physician, oflSce and r. 535 Bry-
ant
Dohrmann & Co. (Adolph W. S. Dohrmann and Hen-
ry Wangenheim) proptrs Washington Mills, NW
cor Washington and Drumm
83*" Dohrmann. See Dorman
Dohs Charles F. (Dohs & Buchanan) r. 974 Harrison
Dohs John, barber, r. 528 Green
Dohs & Buchanan (Chardes F. Dohs and John N.
Buchanan) carriage and wagon makers,974 Harri-
son
Dohse Fritz, bartender, r. NE cor Steiner and Union
Doisron Jules, wire weaver, r. 536 3^ Valencia
Dolan , laborer, r. 17 Welsh, rear
Dolan Annie, domestic 1928 Sacramento
Dolan Bridget, liquor saloon, 317 Tehama
Dolan Charles,fireman S. P. RR.,r. Bryant,nr Twenty-
fourth
Dolan Cornelius, waiter P. C. SS. Orizaba
Dolan Edward, r. 126 Ivy Av
Dolan Hattie, domestic 11 Liberty
Dolan Herman, laborer, r. Santa Clara, bet Hamp-
, shire and Jersey
Dolan Hugh, laborer, r. 1 Folsom
Dolan Hugh, laborer, r. SW cor Bryant and Twenty-
fourth
Dolan J., laborer Hancock & Kelso
Dolan James, engineer, r. 533 Sacramento .
Dolan James, laborer, r. 203 J^ Langton
Dolan James, laborer, r. Clifton House
Dolan James, laborer, r. E s Railroad Av, bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth Avs, South S. F.
Dolan James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 320
Main
Dolan James, miner, r. 2829 Bush
Dolan James, plasterer, r. 4 Natoma
Dolan James, spinner, r. 1233 Union
Dolan James, wheelwright, r. 1410 Hyde
DOLAN JAMES W. wWesale
cominissiou agent Kastern boots and
slioes, aiid agent Woonsocket Rubber
Co., and Croodyear Metallic Rubber
Slioe Co., 414 Market., r. 123 Fell
Dolan Jane Miss, dairy, r. E s Potrero Av, bet El Do-
rado and Center
Dolan Jefferson F., tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 1,
S. F. F. D., r. 117 Stockton
Dolan John, blacksmith's helper Pac. Rolling Mills
Dolan John, hostler Market St. RR., r. E s Second Av,
bet Fifteenth aud Sixteenth
Dolan John, laborer, r. 65 Everett, rear
Dolau John, laborer, r. SW cor California and PoweU
Avs. B.H.
Dolan John, melter Architectural Iron Works, r. SW
cor California and Powell Avs, B. H.
Dolan John, seaman, r. 668 Mission
Dolan John, shipcarpeuttr, r. Terminal Hotel
Dolan John, shoemaker, r. 523 Dupont
Dolan John, tinsmith, r. 1410 Hyde
Dolan John, watchman, r. 1506 }<j Folsom
Dolan John D., policeman, r. 1501 Howard
Dolan John M., bookkeeper James W. Dolan, r. 1J9
Perry
Dolan Kate, laundress, r. SE cor Bush and Leaven-
worth
Dolan Maggie, domestic 1016 Post
Dolan Maggie Miss, trimmer Stack & Lacombe, r. 1410
• Hyde
Dolan Mary, domestic 30 Twelfth
Dolan Mary Miss, r. Columbia Hotel
I nill^ RRAUFRMAN Z Pfl '^^""^^cturers of fine jewelry and diamond work
I 19 Montgomery Street.
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Dulan Michael, capitalist, r. 317 Tehsiua
Dolau Michael, laborer, r. 29 Jessie
Dulan Michael, shijiping clerk Macondray & Co., r.
109 Perrj-
Dolan Michael, stevedore, r. 1051 Folsom
Dolan Michael, teamster Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r.
823 Montgomery
Dolau Michael Jr., plumber and gasfltter, r. 1051
Folsom
Dolau Michael A., r. 317 Tehama-
Dolan Michael E., jeweler, r. 1501 Howard
Dolau Michael J., carriagemaker, and extraman En-
gine No. 3. S. F. F. D., r. 1313 California
Dolan Michael J., hackman, NE cor Post and Kearny,
r. 652 Stevenson
Dolan P.. laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Dolan P. A. & Co. (Patrick A. Dolan) livery stable,
1432-1431 Market
Dolan Patrick, laborer, r. 115 Second
Dolan Patrick, laborer, r. 311 Pacific
Dolan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 927 Minna
Dolan Patrick A. (P. A. Dolan & Co.) r. 652 Steven-
son
Dolan Peter, painter, r. E s Eailroad Av, bet Twelfth-
and Thirteenth Avs, South S. F.
Dolan Robert, hostler Market St. RR., r. 1719 O'Far-
rell
Dolan Rose, Widow, r. 1410 Hyde
Dolan Thomas, r. 1208 Union
Dolan Thomas, blacksmith Sacramento Boiler Works
r. Oakland
Dolan Thomas, driver, r. 19 Minna
Dolan Thomas, laborer, r. W s Sanchez, bet Market
and Sixteenth
Dolan Thomas, lather, r. 456 Tehama
Dolan Thomas, piauopolisher, r. 10 Rausch, rear
Dolan Thomas, porter Newmark, Gruenberg & Co., r.
1051 Folsom
Dolan Thomas, proptr Champion Soap Factory, E s
Potrero Av, bet Alameda and El Dorado
Dolan Thomas, steward P. C. SS. Los Angelee
Dolan Thomas B., fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Facto-
ry, r. N 8 Bay, bet Hyde and Larkin
Dolan Thomas F., salesman James W. Dolan, r. 109
Perry
Dolan Timothy, carpenter and builder, r. 155 Perry
Dolan William (Toomey & Dolau) r. 47 Ritch
Dolan William, coachmau, r. 2517 Post
Dolan William B., liquor saloon, 145 Third, r. 143
Third
Dolan William B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 143 Third
Dolan William H., bootmaker, r. 1057 Folsom
l^"Dolan. See Doolan
Dolan's Building, NE cor Third and Hunt
Dolbear George E., porter, r. 1009 Stockton
Dolbeer John (Dolbeer & Carson) r. 828 Lombard
Dolbeer Hi Carson (John Dolbeer and William
Carson) lumberdealers, 22 Calitoruia
Dolberg Adolph, seaman P. C. SS. Salinas, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Dolbert William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dolcey Frank, laborer American Sugar Refinery
Dold Charles V. (Kittelberger & Dold) r. 1310 Howard
Dolder Leopold F. (Nordbruch & Dolder)r. 732 Whee-
lock PI
Dole Amos W., clerk, r. 9 Minna
Dole Lorenzo, carpenter, r. 9 Minna
Dole Silas W., carpenter, r. 9 Minna
Dolet Eugene, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 120 Sutter,
room HO
Dolfiui Damiano, milkman, r. 518 Pacific
Dolheguy Benjamin, salesman, r. 5 Taylor PI
Dolheguy Leon, salesman, r. 5 Taylor PI
Dolheguy Rose Miss, clerk F. Thomas & Co., r. 5 Tay-
lor PI
Dolich Louis, seaman schr Mary Biihne, r. 405 Pacific
Doll John W., butcher, r. 1G46 Mission
Doll Johu W. Mrs., dairy produce, 1646 Mission
Doll Philip, Barbers' Pro. Union, 312 Post
Doll William J., butcher James L. Daniels, r. 1646
Mission
Dollard John, drayman, cor Front and California, r.
'2Hhi Langton
Dollard William, woolgrader, r. 929 Bryant
DoUey E. S., student Heald's Business College
Dolling Heury, porter, r. 1127 Filbert
Dolling William H., engraver Wenzel, Rothschild &
Hadeiifeldt, r. 1127 Filbert
DoUiver Edwin, steward schr James A. Garfield, r.
322 Ritch
Dolliver Frank P., clerk Dolliver & Bro., r. 921 How-
j ard
I Dolliver John S., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
] 1616 Bush
Dolliver Samuel R. (Dolliver* Brother) r. 426 Oak
I Dolliver Thomas (Dolliver & Brother) r. 2201 Fill-
more
I Dolliver Thomas, leather dealer, r. 137 Montgomery
j Dolliver William, jjorter Dolliver & Bro., r. 1713J<
I ■ Jessie
I Dolliver & Brotlier (Thomas and Samuel R. Dol-
I liver and Albert R. Church) importers and deal-
I ers shoe manufacturers materials, 573-575 Market
DoUmau Anton, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
I Dolly Michael, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 7 Hayward
Dolph W. L., laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
, Dolsen Samuel L., civil engineer, r. 1817 Stockton
Domann Carl F., jewelry box maker August H. Loch-
baum, r. 8 O'Farrell Alley
Domay Adolph, cooxier, r. 1226 Pine
I Domay Andrew, porter, r. 1226 Pine
Domenici Antonio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
I way
Domenici Basilic, merchant tailor, 1335 Dupont
Domenici Luigi, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Domenici Reginaldo. chairmaker, r. Bryant, bet Sixth
and Seventh
Domenico Maginni, milker, r. W s San Bruno Road,
opp Fifteenth Av
Domeuiconi Anselmo, wine merchant, r. 107 Valpa-
raiso
Domergue Gaston (Domergue & Gamier) r. 14 Eddy
Domergue Louis F., painter, r. 85 West Mission
Domergue & Garnier (Gaston J^)omergue and Emil
Gamier) liquor saloon, 618 Sacramento
Domestic Restaurant, J. B. Jsques proptr, 26 First
Domestic Se>vi«ig Machine Co., J.W.Evans
agent, 29 Post
Domett Ellen M. Miss,r. SW cor Capp and Twentieth
Domett William E., pilot, oflice 506 Battery, room 9,
r. 714 Shotwell
Domijanich Antone, waiter, r. 323 Washington
Domingo J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Domiuguez Richard, machinist, r. 1423 Geary
Domini Christian, laborer, r. NE cor Filbert and
Webster
Dominic D., candymaker, r. 9 Lafayette PI
Dominican Monastery, W s Steiner, bet Pine and
•Bush
Dominici Giovanni (F. Pera & Co.) r. 413 Broadway
Dominici Leonie, chairmaker, r. 8 White PI
Dominicus P., express wagon, 10 Broadway
Dominick Mary Mrs., fancy goods, 422 Broadway
Dominique Jean, laundryman. r. 605 Broadway
Dominique Marcel, gardener, r. NE cor Kansas and
Center
Don Jean, real estate, r. 1510 Dupont
Donagher Kate, widow, r. 1140 Mission, rear
Donaghy James S., receiver Omnibus RR., r. 316J«5
Ritch
Donahar Andrew, laborer, r. 522 Eighth
Donahar Patrick H., clerk, r. 208 Seventh
Donahoe Dennis, laborer, r. 14 Scott PI
Donahoe Frank H., brickmason, r. 133 Fifth
Donahoe John, filecutter, r. 4 Boardman PI
Donahoe Mary E. Mrs., r. 61 Tehama
Donahoe Michael, teamster, r. 320 Chestnut
Donahue Cornelius J., groceries and liquors, 965 Bry-
ant, r. 997 Bryant
Donahue Daniel, junk, r. 12M Zoe
Donahue Daniel, laborer, r. 726 Howard, rear
Donahue David, laborer, r. 726 Howard, rear
Donahue Dennis, r. 42 Natoma
Donahue Ellen, widow, r. 4 Zoe PI
Donahue Eugene, expressman, NE cor Second and
Howard, r. 145}^ Dore
Donahue Florence J., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., 721
Market
Donahue Henry, agent Singer Sewing Machines, 304
Hayes
Donahue Henry, clerk Antonio Rottanzi, r. 301 Third
Donahue James, baker W. J. Davis, r. Seventeenth, nr
Market
Donahue James, hackman, r. 413 Oak
Donahue James, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 42
Natoma
Donahne James M. , secretary San Francisco and
North Pacific RR. Co.. 430 Montgomery, r. 454
Bryant
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Alanufacturers of Aiunlgamnting Pans und Kettler*.
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Donahue James T., bookkeeper Stevenson fe^Longwlll,
r. 511 O'Farrell
Donahue Jane, -widow, r. NW cor Sixteenth Av and F,
South S. F.
Donahue Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Donahue J. H., carpenter, r. 421 Sixth
Donahue John, hackman, r. 175 Perry
Donahue John, laborer, r. 319Tehjfma
Donaliue John, laborer, r. 542 Mission •
Donahue John, laborer Pae. Rolling Mills
Donahue John, longshoreman, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Donahue Jcjhn, longshoreman, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Donahue Joseph, upholsterer, r. 159 Tehama
Donahue Josiah, expressman, r. S s Alabama, bet
Twenty-fifth aud Twenty-sixth
Donahue Lydia Mrs., drussmaker, r. 1126 Market
Donahue M. Miss, carpetsewer, r. 540 Jessie
Donahue Margaret Miss, r. 346 First
Donahue Margaret, widow, r. 204 Ritch
Donahue Margaret, widow, r. 538 Miuna
Donahue Mary, widow, r. N s Tenth Av, bet M aud N,
South S. F.
Donahue Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 316 Minna
Donahue Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 4 Zoe PI
Donahue M«ry A., dressmaker, r. 1113 Kearny
Donahue Michael, bookkeeper Club- Stables, r. 469
Jessie
Donahue P., expressman, cor Sansorae and Jackson
Donahue Patrick, laborer, r. 38 Tehama
Donahue Patrick, laborer, r. 143 Dore
Donahue Patrick, watchmaker, 104 Jackson
Donaliue Peter, capitalist and president San
Francisco and North Pacific RR., S. F. Gas Light
Co., Sonoma Valley RR. and Omnibus RR., oliice
42(>-430 Montgomery, r. 454 Bryant
Donahue Peter, laborer, r. 540 Jessie
Donahue Simon, shoemaker, r. 20 Page
Donahue Stephen J., clerk W. J. Petersen, r. NE ccrr
Market aud Seventeenth
Donahue Thomas, r. Clarendon House
Donahue Thomas, machinist, r. 159 Tehama
Donahue Thomas, upholsterer, r. 426 Clementina
Donahue Thomas F., machinist, r. 304 Third
Donahue William, machine baud, r. 241 King
Donahue William, vinegarmaker, r. 210 Eighth
Donahue William A., nutmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
Donahue William H., jeweler, r. 159 Tehama
R5'"Donahue. See Donahoe, Donoghue, Douohoe and
Douohue
Donalau Michael, teamster, r. 120 Turk, rear
Donald David, machinist, r. lOGJ^ Third
Donaldson Alexander, shipwright, r. 31 J^ Garden
Donaldson Alfred, seaman P. M. SS. Granada
Donaldson David, merchandise broker, 426 Townseud,
r. 9 Oak Grove Av
Donaldson Eugene D., supernumerary Standard The-
atre, r. 3 Park PI
Donaldson James (Donaldson & Co.) r. Oakland
Donaldson James, engineer, r, 2323 k Harrison
Doualdson James, miner, r. ,547 Mission
Donaldson L. G., expressman, cor Jackson and East
Donaldson Robert A., assistant general passen-
ger aud ticket agent C. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 74, r. 308 Leavenworth
Donaldson Walter, zinc blocker, r. 609 Folsom
Donaldson William A., agent Truckee Lumber Go's
Box Factory, 240 Berry, r. East Oakland
DONALDSON & CO. ,aan.e. Don.
aldson ;init .Tolin Gawnv) sltippinja: and
commission merchants, ag-ents ^cottisli
Imperial Insurance Co. of Glasgo>v,
and International Marine Insurance
Co. (limited)of Liverpool, 319 California
Donavan B., eu(,'iueer, r. 413 Broadway
Donavan Danid, shoe finisher, r. 1561 Market
Donavan Dauiel J., marblecutter, r. Gody, bet Mis-
sion aud California Avs
Donavan John, r. cor California Av and Gody
Donavan John, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Donavan John, longshoreman, r. 226 Francisco
Donavan John M., l)lacksmith, r. California Av, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth, B. H.
Donavan Michael, laborer, r. cor California Av and
Gody
C^Donavan. See Donovan
Doncer John, carpenter John T. Whitnev, r. Clemen-
tina, bet Fifth and Sixth
Dondero Charles, editor La Voce del Popolo, 535
Washington, r. 16 John
Dondero Giovanni, real estate, r. 718 Greenwich,
rear
Dondero Joseph, porter Sol. Wangenhelm & Co., r. 718
Greenwich, rear
Dondero Luigi, fruits, 1819 Union
Dondero Margaret, widow, r. 16 John
Donegan John, blacksmith, r. .366 Natoma
Donegan John J. (Calnan & Donegan) r. 335 Minna
Donegan Margaret, domestic 1505 Scott
Donegan Mary, domestic 1822 Buchanan
Donegan Peter, painter, r. 1000 Hyde
Donegan Rosie, cook 904 O'Farrell
Donegan Thomas, blacksmith, r. 366 Natoma
Donegan Thomas, painter, r. 1000 Hyde
^^ Donegan. See Dunigan and Dunnigan
Donellan Frances, domestic SW cor Fillmore and Mc-
Allister
Doneout Henry, milker, r. SE cor Thirtieth and Do-
lores
Donks P. H., r. cor Gough and Hayes
Donlan James, r. 28 Buss
Donlan Kate, domestic 911 Bush
Donlan Margaret, domestic 634 Washington
Donlan Michael, r. 172 Minna
Donlan Thomas S., blacksmith, 1103 Mission, r. 777
Market
Donlan Thomas S., hackman, r. 14:34 Market
Donlan William E., actor, r. 28 Russ
K?" Donlan. See Donlon and Dounellan
Donleavy Michael F. , restaurant and oyster saloon,
530 Market, r. 1136 Howard
Donlevy Andrew, grainer, 923 Market and 28 Geary, r.
1050 Howard
Donley J. C, weigher's dept Custom House, r. Brook-
lyn HQtel
Donley John, elevator conduQtor Grand Hotel
Donley Joseph, driver, r. 92/3^ Jackson
Donley Rosa Miss, seamstress, r. 307 Eighteenth
8^ Donley, teee Donnelly and Donnolly
Donlon John, boilermaker Pac. Iron Works, r. 108
Langton
Donlon Joseph M., in.surance broker, 409 California,
r. G31 Twenty-third
Donlon Mary, widow, r. S s Henry, bet Noe and Castro
Donlon Michael, car inspector C. P. RR., r. 131
Langton
Donlon Michael, laborer, r. 228 Twents'-eighth
Donlon Michael J., foreman R.W. Harris, r. 1004 Jack-
son
Donlon Patrick, fouudryman, r. 81 Natoma
Donlon Patrick F., plasterer, r. .38 Crocker
Donlon Thomas, hostler, r. 807 Montgomery
Donlon William J., bookkeeper McNally & Ha-wkins,
r. 631 Twenty-third
B^ Donlon. See Donlan aud Donnellan
Donn David K., bookbinder, r. 602 Second
Donn Elian L. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 539 Cali-
fornia
Donn Elian William L.. r. 539 California
Donne Richard M., expressman. NE cor Battery and
Washington, r. 10U9 McAllister
Donnell Arthur C, city agent California In-
surance Co., and Union Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Co. of Christ Church, New Zealand, 318 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Donnell James, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Donnell Philip O., r. 1020 Mission
Donnellan Thomas, livery stable, 719 O'Farrell, rear
Donnellan Thomas, i)ressman A. M. Slocum, r. Oak-
laud
Donnellan M. L., r. 35 Dorlaud
Donnellan Patrick, plasterer, r. 38 Crocker
Donnellan William E., clerk, r. 35 Dorland
Iti*" Donnellan. See Donlan and Donlon
Donnelly , boilermaker, r. 108 Laugton, rear
Donnelly A. B., r. 234 Sixth
Donnelly Andrew, r. SE cor Eighteenth and Castro
Donnelly Andrew Mrs., widow, r. 3 Taylor
Donnelly Andrew J. (Donnelly, Dunue & Co.) r. 417
Kearny
Donnelly Ann, domestic 1112 Leavenworth
Donnelly Bernard, blacksmith, and extraman Engine
No. 12, S. F. F. D., r. 8 Minna
Donnelly Bernard, cook, r. 217 Langton
Donnelly Bridget, domestic 917 Valencia
Donnelly Bridget Mrs., groceries, Alabama, bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Tw< nty-sixth
Donnelly Brien, r. 315 Eighth
Donnelly C, laborer, r. 4 Jackson PI
Donnelly Catherine, widow, r. 19 Sumner
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «*shingjone£ short notice
I MAPnriMnilPU importer of and DEAI^ER in COAIi AND PIQ IRON,
J. IflMl/UUnUUun, 41 Market Street, comer Si>ear.
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Donnelly Catherine Miss, r. NW cor Filbert and Tay-
lor
Donnelly, Danne & Co. (Andrew J. and Edward
T. Donnelly and James F. Dunne) cattle and
sheep dealers and wholesale butchers, GOl Califor-
nia, room 4
Donnelly Edward, contractor, r. 2103 Jones
Donnelly Edward, physician and surgeon, oflBce and
r. 142!^ Fourth
Donnelly Edward, plumber, r. 100)^ Jackson
Donnelly Edward, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 19 Sumner
Donnelly Edward J., gasfltter and plumber, r. 1122M
Larkin
Donnelly Edward T. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co) r. San
Felipe, Cal.
Donnelly Edward T., clerk, r. SE cor Hampshire and
Serpentine Av
Donnelly E. F., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 320 Geary
Donnelly Ellen, widow, r. 1710 Mason
Donnelly George, blacksmith, r. 219 Ritch
Donnelly Hector, laborer, r. 330 Spear
Donnelly Hugh, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 20
Langton
Donnelly J., waiter, r. Coso House
Donnelly James, oiler P. M. SS. City of Rio de
Janeiro
Donnelly James, captain schr Enterprise, office 44
Market, r. 333M Ritch
Donnelly James, steward, r. 317 Beale, rear
Donnelly James J., city agent S. Lachman k Co., r.
927 Jackson
Donnelly James J., comisositor, r. 39 Clara
Donnelly James J., groceries and liquors, 130 Ship-
ley, r. 927 Jackson
Donnelly John, r. 633 Geary
Donnelly John, butcher, r. 529 First
Donnelly John, clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 19
Sumner
Donnelly John, foreman Pacific Mail Dock.r. 13 Fred-
erick
Donnelly .John, hostler Omnibus RR.
Donnelly John, laborer, r. 232 Fifth
Donnelly John, laborer, r. SW cor Folsom and Fre-
mont
Donnelly John, longshoreman, r. 41 Pacific
Donnelly John, molder, r. 20 Hai^ht
Donnelly John, oiler P. M. SS. City of Rio de Janeiro
Donnelly John, teamster, r. 8 s Pacific Av, bet Devisa-
dero and Broderick
Donnelly John E., cooper, r. 1'2,35 Market
Donnelly John H., carver, r. 135 Tehama .
Donnelly John H., tanner, r. SE cor Hampshire and
Serpentine Av
Donnelly John T., plasterer, r. SW cor Thirteenth and
Harrison
Donnelly John W., brassmolder, r. 69 Natoma
Donnelly Lemuel L., bookkeeper \V. S. Townsend, r.
737 Market
Donnelly liouise Miss, assistant Tehama Primary
School, r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly M.iggie, domestic 109 Tenth
Donnelly Mamie Miss, shoefitter, r. 974 Harrison
Donnelly Mary E., widow, r. 20 Haight
Donnelly Mary E. Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 23 Grand Av
Donnelly Michael, proptr Cal. Tannery, SE cor
Hampshire and Se^-pentlne Av
Donnelly Michael, tinsmith, r. 1710 Mason
Donnelly Michael A., bookkeeper Moyuihan &Aitken,
r. 2'2 Russ
Donnelly Owen, peddler, r. 228 Sixth
Donnelly Patrick, baker St. Mary's Hospital
Donnelly Patrick, clerk, r. 315 Eighth
Donnelly Patrick, gardener, r. 1534 Howard
Donnelly Patrick, laljorer, r. 541 Hayes
Donncll> Patrick, painter, r. 22,S Sixth
Donnelly Patrick, teamster, r. 724 Front
Donnelly Patrick F., brasstiuisher, r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly Peter, clerk, r. 711 Trent .Av
Donnelly Peter, longshoreman, r. 13 Frederick
Donnelly Robert, drayman, r. 210J4 Washington
Donnelly Terronce C, with James Donnelly, r. 130
Shipley
Donnelly Thomas, r. 115 Clinton
Donnelly Thomas (Skerrctt k Donnelly) r. 228 Sixth
Donnelly Thomas, coalpasser P. M. SS. Granada
Donnelly Thomas, laborer, r. NW cor Fillmore and
Francisco
Donnelly Thomas, teamster, r. Concordia Hotel
Donnelly Thomas, upholsterer, r. 211 Tenth
Donnelly Thomas F., r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly Walton C, teamster, r. 72 Juniper
Donnelly William, laborer, r. 410 >^ Natoma
Donnelly AVilliam, longshoreman, r. 321 Drumm
Donnelly Winifred Mrs., furnished rooms, 2 Eighth
(^"Donnelly. See Donley and Donnolly
Donnels Albert T., salesman Charles M. I'lum & Co.,
r. 227 Bartlett
Donnels Thomas, bookkeeper William Dunphy & Co.,
r. 227 Bartlett
Donne.r A. J., office 330 Pine, room 49
Donner Bruno, waiter, r. 1805 Powell
Donner Carl, blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. 118 Drumm
Donner Henry, assistant supt aquarium Woodward's
Gardens, r. 1805 Powell
Donner Louis, carpenter, r. 1805 Powell
Donner N.. r. 10) Hayes
Donnet J. P.. French Zouaves, 808 Pacific
Donnilla David T., laborer, r. NW cor Sixth Av and D
Donnolly Thomas C, mnfr,r. 1611 Mason
6^ Donnolly. See Donley and Donnelly
Donnicliff Thomas, auctioneer, r. W b Buchanan, bet
Waller and Haight
Donoghue Daniel J., clerk Custom House, r. 427 Third
Donoghue J., clerk P. M. SS. Co.
Donoghue Michael, r. N s Tenth Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
Donoghue Michael, messenger First National Gold
Bank of S. F., r. 403 Van Ness Av
Donoghue Patrick, miner, r. 547 Mission
Donoghu" Thomas, S. J., cook St. Ignatius College
Donohoe Cornelius, policeman, r. 4163^ Shii)ley
Donohoe Daniel (A. Anstett k Co.) r. 725 Green
Donohoe Frank, marbleworker A. Morris, r. 216 Fifth
Donohoe Frederick J., clerk Lyman I. Mowry,r. 929}^
Howard
Donohoe James, real estate, r. 929?^ Howard
Donohoe John, blacksmith, r. 1704 Harrison
Donohoe Joseph A. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. 526 Har-
rison
Donolioe, Kelly & Co. (Joseph A. Donohoe, Eu-
gene Kelly, Howard Havens and John W. Flood)
bankers, SE cor Montgomery and Sacramento
Donohoe Maggie, domestic 229 O'Farrell
Donohoe Michael, hustler Club Stables, r. 48 Jessie
Donohoe Minnie Miss, r. 526 Harrison
Donohoe Moses, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twen-
ty-second and Fair Oaks
Donohoe Owen, shoemaker, 1613 Turk
Donohoe Patrick, r. 136 First Av
Donohoe Robert, miner, r. 906 Market
Donohoe Thomas, engineer Sutter St. RR.
Donohue Cath.'rine, widow, liquor saloon, 827 Folsom
Donohue Catherine, widow, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Steiner
Donohue Charles, boilermaker, r. 548 Howard
Donohue Charles A., bagmaker Blake, Robbins & Co.,
r. 213 Polk
Donohue Cornelius J., molder Thompson Bros., r.
Oakland
Donohue Dennis, teamster Dunn k Blucher
Donohue Edward, shoemaker, 20 Hayes, r. 28 Hayes
Donohue Eugene D., expressman, r. 145)^ Dore
Donohue Francis, real estate, r. NW cor Guerrero and
Duncan
Donohue Frank, fireman P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 657. How-
ard
Donohue Hannah, widow, r. 177 Stevenson
Donohue Hugh, housepainter, r. 213 Polk, rear
Donohue Humphrey, expressman, cor Dupont and
Geary, r. 229 Langton
Donohue James, baker, r. N s Seventeenth, bet Noe
and Castro
Donohue James, blacksmith, r. 28 M
Donohue James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Minna
and Seventh
Donohue James T., bookkeeper, r. 603 Ellis
Donohue Jennie, domestic 425. Eddy
Donohue Jeremiah, farmer, r. Ocean House Road, nr
Lake Merced
Donohue John, blacksmith, r. 426 Hayes
Donohue John, blacksmith, r. 1704 Harrison
Donohue John, cashier Kennedy, Breunan & Co., r.
1432 Howard
Donohue John, clerk, r. 417 Powell
Donohue John, fireman, r. 12 Miller I'l
D mohue John, hostler, r. S s Fifteenth, nr Valencia
Donohue John, laborer, r. 18 Folsom .\v
Donohue John, lumber stevedore, r. South Park House
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Donohue John, shoemaker, r. 500 Broadway
Donohue John, student, r. 838 Mission '
Donohue John, teamster, r. 319 Jessie
Donohue John, teamster, r. Columbia Hotel
Donohue John, waiter, r. 175 Minna
Donohue John C, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bry-
ant and Bryant Av
Donohue John J., plumber Thomas Day, r. 912 Ellis
Donohue John W., surveyor, r. 84 West Mission,
Donohue Kate, widow, r. 2315 Jackson
Donohue Kate Mrs., janitress Point Lobos School, r.
Ws Twentieth Av, nr Point Lobos Av
Donohue Maggie Miss, tailoress Andrew Evans; r. 426
Hayes
Donohue Mary A. Miss, saleswoman, r. 84 West Mis-
sion
Donohue Michael, laborer, r. cor Ninth Av and N,
South S. F.
Donohue Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Masonic and
Santa Rosa Avs
Donohue Michael, stablekeeper, r. 458 Jessie
Donohue Owen, miner, r. 309 Elm Av
Donohue Patrick, blacksmith and carriage painter,
716 Sansome, r. 426 Hayes
Donohue Patrick, contractor, r. 84 West Mission
Donohue Patrick, engineer Sutter St. RE., r. Creed-
more House
Donohue Patrick, laborer, r. W s Twentieth Av, nr
Point Lobos Av
Donohue Patrick, plasterer, r. 20 Page
Donohue Patrick, salesman, r. 608 Jones
Donohue Patiick, shoemaker, r. lllj^ Polk
Donohue Patrick E., bartender, r. NW cor First Av
and Sixteenth
Donohvie Patrick J., salesmann Drake & Emerson, r.
321 Pacific
Donohue Roger, expressman, cor Washington and
Sansome
Donohue Simon, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 20 Page
Donohue Thomas (Donohue & Phelan) r. 1432 How-
ard
Donohue Thomas, carriagepainter, r. 426 Hayes
Donohue Thomas, marblecutter, r. 18 Stevenson Av
Donohue Thomas R. (Sullivan & Donohue) r. 912 Ellis
Donohue Timothy, expressman, r. 12 Converse
Donohue Timothy, shoemaker, r. W 8 Fourth Av, bet
Clement and Point Lobos Av
Donohue Timothy, mining, r. 226 Fulton
Donohue William, clerk Madison & Burke, r. 640
Jessie
Donohue William H., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 159
Tehama
Donohue & Phelan (Thomas Donohue and Patrick
■ Phelan) liquor saloon, 33 Second
8^"Donohue. See Donohoe, Donahue, Donoghue and
Donohoe
Donolan Delia, domestic 927 Pine
Donolly Jane, domestic 60.'3 Polk
Donovan — — , shipcarpenter, r. 720 Folsom
Donovan Andrew J., compositor, r. 225 Fulton
Donovan Ann, widow, r. 314 J^ Ivy Av
Donovan Ann; widow, r. 11 Mason
Donovan Anna, widow, r. 44 Jesfiie
Donovan faridget, widow, r. 240 Jessie
Donovan Cutherine, laundress, 28 Ellis
Donovan Cornelius, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works
DonoVan Cornelius, house mover, r. SW cor Mission
and Thirteenth
Donovan Cornelius, house painter, r. 703 Sanchez
Donovan Cornelius, seaman, r. 127 Folsom, rear
Donovan Cornelius, sheetiron worker, r. 210 Austin
Donovan Daniel, boots and shoes, 1412 Stockton and
427 Montgomery Av, r. 757 Brannan •
Donovan Daniel, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Donovan Daniel, laborer, r. 1253 Montgomery
Donovan Daniel, longshoreman, r. 127 Folsom, rear
Donovan Daniel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Donoviin Daniel, seaman schr Czar, r. 221 Second
Donovan Daniel, shoemaker, r. 1561 Market
Donovan Daniel, wool griider, r. 927 Greenwich
Donovan Daniel E., r. '.)!'.) Greenwich
Donovan Dennis, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Donovan Dennis, laborer, r. 734 Natimia, rear
Donovan Dennis, shoe cutter, r. 757 Brannan
Donovan Edward P., apprentice Union Iron Works,
r. 935 Folsom
Donovan Ellen, midwife, r. 1524 Dolores
Donovan Ellen Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar
School, r. 107 O'J'arrell
Donovan Francis M., coach painter, r. 431 Twenty-
second
Donovan Frank, driver Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., 412
Bush
Donovan Frank, longshoreman, T. 11 Pacific
Donovan Hannah, r. 718 Grove
Donovan Hannah, domestic 1324 Golden Gate Av
Donovan Herbert, engineer, r. 413 Broadway
Donovan Honora, widow, r. 6143^ Natoma
Donovan Hugh G., laborer, r. 217 Perry
Donovan James, biitcher, r. 225 Fulton
Donovan James, coffee roaster, r. 1227 Green
Donovan James, hostler, r. 3 Burcham PI
Donovan James, laborer, r. 17 Welsh
Donovan James, laborer, r. 461 Jessie
Donovan James, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Donovan James, painter, r. 1565!^ Market
Donovan James A., clerk Redington & Co., r. 611
Stevenson
Donovan James F., laborer, r. 34 Welsh
Donovan James H., boilermaker, r. 313 Jessie
Donovan James J. Jr., painter M. J. & J. J. Dono-
van, r. 524 Stevenson
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 426 Fulton
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 511 Stevenson
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 919 Greenwich
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Donovan Jeremiah, morocco dresser, r. 408 Shipley
Donovan Jeremiah, printer, r. 1322 Kearny
Donovan Jeremiah, seaman, r. 60 Annie
Donovan Jeremiah, shipcarpenter, r. 609 J^ Howard
Donovan Jeremiah J. (Donovan & O'Donnell) r. i
Elliot Park
Donovan John, r. SW cor Mission and Thirteenth
Donovan John, actor, r. 641 Commercial
Donovan John, blacksmith, r. 1602 Mission
Donovan John, commercial traveler A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 1817 O'Farrell
Donovan John, currier, r. 6 Haywood
Donovan John, driver, r. 3034 3^ Sixteenth
Donovan John, farmer, r. 542 Mission
Donovan John, fireman C. P. RR. stmr El Capitan,
r. Oakland
Donovan John, hostler, r. 3 Burcham PI
Donovan John, longshoreman, r. iWH Natoma
Donovan John, messboy P. M. SS.. Colima"
Donovan John, molder, r. 1140 Mission
Donovan John, painter, r; 727 3^ Clementina
Donovan John, shipcarpenter, r. Oriental Hotel
Donovan John, warehouseman, r. NW cor Lombard |
and Kearny '
Donovan John, watchman, r. 5]93<! Brannan, rear
Donovan John A., painter, r. 16 Ninth
Donovan John E., engineer, r. 935 Folsom
Donovan John H.. boilermaker, r. lllO'Green
Donovan John H., clerk John H. Tobin, r. 225
Fulton
Donovan John J., silversmith, r. 935 Folsom
Donovan John J., teacher, r. 224 McAllister
Donovan John J., whitener and painter, r. 6 Potter
Donovan John P., ironworker, r. 313 Jessie
Donovan John W., salesman Orr & Atkins, r. 246
Jessie
Donovan Joseph, laborer, r. W s Webster; bet Fell'
and Oak
Donovan Joseph J. (M. J. & J. J. Donovan) r. 544
Minna
Donovan Joseph T. , druggist Williafn J. Bryan, r. 919
Greenwich
Donovan Julia, widow, r. SW cor Mission and Thir-
teenth
Donovan Kittie T. Miss, r. 1114 Pierce
Donovan Margaret, widow, r. 711 Natoma
Donovan Martin, shoemaker, r. 1114 Pierce
Donovan Mary, widow, r. 34 Welsh
Donovan Mary, widow, r. 1711 J^ Clay, rear
Donovaii Mary, domestic 1120 Sutter
Donovan Mary, domestic 1834 Bush
Donovan Mary A., fancy goods, 1561 Market
Donovan Maurice R., carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co.,
r. 14 Laguna
Donovan Michael, blacksmith, r. 6 Hill
Donovan Michael, cellarman, r. 221 I lara
Donovan Michael, cigars, Oakland Ferry, r. 14 Clay
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Donovan Michael, policeman, r. 1524 Dolores
Donovan Micliael A., tanner, r. 2823 Clay
Donovan Michael J. (M. J. & J. J. Donovan) r. 544
Minna
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offer Goods Lower than any House
in this city. 119 Montgomery St.
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carriagepaipter^ r. 431 Twenty-
(Michael J. and Joseph
and
Donovan Michael M.
second
Donovan St. J. & J. J.
J.) painters, 1006 Mission
Donovan Mullie Miss, r. 217 Perry
Donovan Murty, uiilk ranch. Eighteenth Av, bet R
and S, South S. F.
Donovan Nellie Miss, milliner Mrs. J. Shields, r. 511
Stevenson
Donovan Patrick (Donovan & Lane) r. 33:5 Kast
Donovan Patrick, boilermaker, r. 313 Jessie
Donovan Patrick, engineer, r. 273 Greenwich
Donovan Patrick, laborer, r. Ill J^ Ivy Av
Donovan Patrick, hiboier, r. 208 Langton
Donovan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 308 Ji Fell
Donovan Samuel, r. 532 Polk
Donovan Thomas, laborer, r. 244 Seventh
Donovan Thomas, laborer, r. 1105 Folsom
Donovan Thomas F.. shoemaker, r. 6 Potter
Donovan Timothy, r. SWcor Mission and Thirteenth
Donovan Timothy, cabinetmaker, r. 531 Bryant
Donovan Timothy, molder, r. 49 Clementina
Donovan Timothy, shoemaker, r. 30t) Jessie
Donovan Timothy, shoemaker, r. 1715 Hyde
Donovan William, r. 309Thiid
Donovan William, drayman. King, bet Fifth
Sixth
Donovan William, laborer, r. 207 Clara
Donovan William H., coach painter, r. 431 Twenty-
second
Donovan William J., bookkeeper, r. 620 Greenwich
Donovan & Lane (Patrick D. Donovan and William
Lane) liquor saloon, 333 East
Donovan & O'Donuell (Jeremiah J. Donovan and
Martin O'Donnell) restaurant, 1303 Polk
B^~Donovau. See Donavan
Donzel David, with Scofield & Tevis, r. 2012 Pine
Donzel Louis, clerk Imperi&l, London, Northern, and
Queen Insurance Cos, r. 80(5 Bush
Donzel Louis P., fruits and dairy produce, 643-545
Fourth
Donzel John D., assistant bookkeeper Scofield & Tevis,
r. 806 Bush
Donzelmann John, liquor dealer, r. 112 First Av
Donzelmann John F., insurance broker, 425 Califor-
nia, r. 318 Octavia
Doody Daniel, shade painter G. W. Clark & Co., r. 16
Langton
Doody Ellen, widow, r. 16 Langton
Doody John, driver Edward Keynolds, r. N s Henry,
nr Holyoke
Doody John, peddler, r. 310 Minna
Doody Matthew, clerk B. P. Oliver, r. 16 Langton
Doody liichard H., hostler, r. 1228 Bush
B»~Doody. See Dudy
Dongan Edward, canmaker, r. 10 Natoma
Doogan Margaret, widow, r. 10 Natoma
Doogan Patrick, r. 739 Minna
S^Doogau. See Dougan and Dugan
Doolan Daniel J., varnisher, r. 21 Minna
Doolan Dennis, laborer, r. il'ihj Fifth
Doolan John, shoemaker, r. 1325 Mission
Doolan Richard P., bookkeeper The H. T. Holmes
Lime Co., r. 1424 Mission
Doolan Thouuifi, bricklayer, r. 1424 Mission
Doolan Thomas, driver, r. 54i) Mission
Doolan Thomas, varnisher, r. 558!^ Stevenson
Doolan William, attorney at law, r. 912 Pine
l^"Doolan. See Dolan
Dooley Catherine, widow, r. 819 Vallejo, rear
Dooley George P., teamster, r. 9 Russell
Dooley J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Dooley J., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Dooley James Mrs., widow, r. 21 Zoe
Dooley James J., butcher, and extraman Engine No.
11, S. F. F. D., r. 5 Bowen's Block, South S. F.
Dooley James J., pressman P. J. Thomas, r. 823 Val-
lejo, rear
Dooley John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Dooley John, seaman, r. 319 Bryant
Dooley John, teamster Edward Kenny, r. 2733 Pine
Dooley John H. Mrs., r. 518 Bryant
Dooley John T. (Dooley & Boylan) r. 1819 Buchanan
Dooley Martin, laborer A. E. Buckman
Dooley Patrick, gardener Woodward's Gardens, r. N s
Eighteenth, bet Eureka and Douglass
Dooley Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bay and
Hyde
Dooley Patrick J., teamster, r. 9 Russell
Dooley Thomas, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Dooley Thomas, longshoreman, r. 4 Buchanan Alley
Dooley William Mrs., r. 439 Clementina
Dooley William, blindmaker, r. 439 Clementina
Dooley William Jr., millhand, r. 439 Clementina
Dooley William P. (Ritchie & Co.) r. 1330 Pacific
Dooley & Boylan (John T. Dooley and Bernard Boy-
lan) liquor saloon, 316 Fourth
[^"Dooley. See Dooly and Duley
Doolin James, laborer C. P. RR., r. 1117 Harrison
Dooling John, r. 624 Brannan
Dooiittle F. H., r. 1602 Geary
Doolittle I. N., r. 12!^ Langton
Dooiittle I. W. Mrs., r. 1 Eddy
Doolittle Jefferson E., dealer kindling wood, r. 326
Geary
Doolittle William G., r. 558 Folsom
Dooly Andrew, gardener, r. W s Twenty-fifth, bet York
and Hampshire
Dooly Andrew J., tanner, r. W s Twenty-fifth, bet
York and Hampshire
Dooly Frank, machinist, r. W s Twenty-fifth, bet York
and Hami3shire
Dooly John, clerk, r. W s Twenty-fifth, bet York and
Hampshire
Dooly Kate A. Mrs., dressmaker, r.l03 O'Farrell
Dooly Mary L. Miss, saleslady O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co.,r. 103 O'Farrell
Dooly William, messman P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 50 Silver
8cF"Dooly. See Dooley and Duley
Doonan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 4 N, South S. F.
Doonan T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Doonen Daniel, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Dooney Mary, widow, r. W s Vermont, bet Yolo and
(?olusa
Dooney Timothy, laborer, r. W s Vermont, bet Yolo
and Colusa
Doose John C, clerk E. Lewis & Co., r. 19 Washing-
ton Av
Doose William, bartender August Hofman, r. 19
Washington Av
Dopke William, carpealer German Hospital
Dopping Thomas, blacksmith, r. North Point, bet
Larkin and Polk
D'Or Ada Miss, milliner, r. 1115 McAllister
D'Or Margaret, widow, r. 1115 McAllister
Doran Catherine, widow, r. 10 Langton
Doran Charles A., carpenter, r. 1605 Stevenson
Doran Diivid, shipcarpenter, r. 225 Fourth
Doran Edward J., clerk, r. 910 Pacific
Doran Ellen, widow, r. 916 Pacific
Doran Francis E., clerk, r. 1009 Pacific
Doran J. Annie Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. 218 Tm-k
Doran James, laborer, r. SW cor Larkin and Francisco
Doran James, landscape gardener, r. 268 Jessie
Doran James H.. horseshoeing, 55 Beale, r. 2111 Mis-
sion
Doran John, clerk, r. SW cor Union and Montgomery
Doran John, milk ranch, r. SW cor Kosciusko Av, nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
Doran John S., stereotyper Evening Post, r. 9525^
Howard
Doran Joseph, blacksmith, r. SW cor Eosciasko Av, nr
Cortland.Av, B. H.
Doran Kate Miss, saleslady, r. 218 Turk
Doran Mary E. Miss, assistant Irving Primary School,
r. 916 Pacific
Doran Maurice, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Doran Michael, stevedore, r. 641 Commercial
Doran Patrick, gardener, r. W s Lyon, bet California
and Sacramento
Doran Samuel, conductor Market St. RR.
Doran Sarah Mi.ss, saleslady, r. 1009 Pacific
Doran Thomas, gardener, r. 268 Jessie
Doran Thomas F., carpenter, r. 19 First Av
Doran William, driver, r. 206 Third
Doran William J., pressman Evening Post, r. 952?:i
Howard
Doran William P.M., engineer Guttapercha and Rub-
ber Mnfg Co., r. 268 Jessie
Doran William T., policeman, r. 1009 Pacific
Dorcey Patrick, miner, r. 118 O'Farrell
Dorcey Thomas, labor<r,r E s Columbia, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Dorcy Peter (Dorcy & Co.) r. 36 Geary
Dorcy & Co. (Peter Dorcy and John Kelly) liquor sa-
loon, 112 Dupout
ay Dorcy. See Dorsey
Dore Anna M., assistant Rincon Grammar School, r,
112 Perry
INTERIOR DECORATORS, G. W.CLARK & CO.. 645 MarM St.
HIBICKl.C:if, MPIKKM A HAVES. rUIiTON IRON YVORKS. 213 Fremont MIreef.
mauufuctarers or AtTATIOBTARY and MARINE ENOIMEM and II<»II^EUS.
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Dore Benjamin (Benjamin Dore & Co.) r. 824 Green-
wich
Dore Beujamin & Co. (Benjamin and Harrj- E. Dore)
book and job printers, 512 Sacramento
Dore Charles, bookkeeper Maurice Dore & Co., r. 816
Powell
Dore Corneliiis, longshoreman, r. 215 Minna
DoreKdward R. (Hurst & Dore) r, 213 Sixteenth, bet
Howard and Mission
Dore Elizabeth, widow, r. 925 Harrison
Dore Frank E., pressman, r. 2108 Mason
Dore Harry E. (Benjamin Dore & Co.) r. 1205 Turk
Dore Herbert, r. 746 Mission
Dore Maria, teacher Rincon School, r. 112 Perry
Dore Maurice (Maurice Dore & Co.) r. 81G Powell
Dore Maurice & Co. (Maurice Dore) real estate
and general auctioneers, 410 Pine, Nevada Block
Dore P. J., r. 410 Pine
Dore William, carpenter, r. 525 Sixth
89^ Dore. See Doerr and Dorr
Doren Mark, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Dorety Elizabeth Y., widow, r. 5 Ridley
Dorety George A., expressman, 225 Washington, r. 5
Ridley
Dorety Joseph H., agent Johnson's Printing Ink, 527
Commercial, r. Oakland
Dorety Montrose H., blacksmith, r. 5 Ridley
Dorety William W., clerk Ansel C. Robison, r. 5 Rid-
ley
8^" Dorety. See Dorrity
Dorey Alfred O., bookkeeper Cal. Transportation Co.,
r. 106 J^ Third
Dorey Nicholas A., salesman, r. 106)^ Third •
Dorfler Henry, laborer, r. 2;i22 Folsom
Dorlltr Robert, teamster, r. 2 .\ntonio
Dorgan Bridget, domestic 1614 California
Dorgan David, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Dorgan George P., millwright Joseph Wagner k Co.,
r. 52 Natoma
Dorgan James, wheat sampler, r. 52 Natoma
Dorgan Mary, domestic Junction Market, Sixteenth
and Noe
Dorgan Michael H., plumber, r. 55 Silver
Dorgan Rose, domestic 1215 Sutter
Dorgan T. F., r. 466 Minna
Dorgan Thomas, carpenter, r. 520 Eighteenth
Dorgan Thomas J., deputy Assessor, r. 16423^ Mis-
sion
Dorgan Thoma.s W., operator Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 466 Minna
Dorgan Timothy, laborer, r. S s Chestnut, bet Fill-
more and Webster
Dorgan Timothy F., copyist, r. 718 Leavenworth
Dorgan William, carpenter, r. 466 Minna
Dorgan William, laborer, r. S s Chestnut, bet Fill-
more and Web.«t(r
Dorgan William, r. 52 Natoma
Dorgan William R.. r. 52 Natoma
Dorgeloh Brothers {Clans and Frederick) groceries
and liquors, r2."0 Mission
Dorgeloh (hailes, expressman, stand NW cor Fifth
and Brannan, r. W s Kansas, bet Humboldt and
Nevada
Dorgeloh Claus (Dorgeloh Brothers) r." 8163^ Jessie
Dorgeloh Frederick (Dorgeloh Brothers) r. 12.'J0 Mis-
sion
Dorges August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dorking Edward, r. 142 3iS Fifth
Dorland Alice, widow, r. 1904 Stockton
Dorland James F., capitalist, r. 516 Eighteenth
Dorland Phile Ann, widow, r. 414 Dolores
Dorland Robert H., assistant superintendent House
Correction, r. 414 Dolores
Dorland Thomas A. C, cashier A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 723 Seventeenth
Dorler Anton (Dorler k Hilzinger) r. 317 Fourth
Dorler& Hilzingdr (Anton Dorler and Gottleib Hil-
zinger) boots and shoes, 317 Fourth
Dorinan Thomas, r. 420 Jackson
Dorman R. G., dummyman Clay St. RR.
Dorman William F.. r. 207 Fifteenth
Dorman William H., compositor, r. 309 Langton
U^Dormau. See Dohrinann
Dormer Frederick, laborer Philadelphia Brewery
Dormer Mellie, widow, r. 1714 Ellis
Dorn Alphonso C, bookkeeper W. Haker & Hiuz, r.
2623 Mission
Dorn Byron W. (Rankin k Dorn) r. 120 Fourth
Dorn George, baker, r. 625 Clay
Dorn Gustav, sexton United German Evangelical
Lutheran Chxirch, r. 221 Geary
Dom Gus. E., traveling salesman, r. 2623 Mission
Dorn Gustavus W., physician (electric) office and r.
530O'Farrell
Dom M. A., law student, r. 231 O'Farrell
Dorn Richard, clerk, r. 2623 Mission
Dornberger Eugene, clerk O. Debrunner, r. 1116
Stockton
Dornberger Gustavo L., clerk Cormac & Jahn, r. 1116
Stockton
Dornbluth Robert, cabinetmaker, r. 18.57 Stevenson
Dornel Paul, wagonmaker, r. W s San Jose Av, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Dornheim Matthew, barber C. F. Webber, r. 704)6
Mission
Dornin George D. , manager The Lion Fire Insur-
ance Co., office 433 California, r. Berkeley
Dornin George W., clerk The Lion Insurance Co., r.
Berkeley
Dornin Oscar G., bookkeeper The Lion Insurance Co.,
r. Berkeley
Dornin Thomas J., patrolman Underwriters' Fire
Patrol, Station 2
Dornin William H., calker, r. 33 Langton
Doming Harry, saloon keeper, r. 1014 Stockton
Dorothy John, dishwasher Occidental Hotel
Doruv August, peddler, r. 1525 Broadway
Dorr Levi li. , physician, office 118 Dupont, r. 538
Turk. Office hours 10 to 11 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. M.
Dorr Lizzie Miss, r. 355 Jessie
V^DoTT. See Doerr and Dore
Dorrance W. C. , liquor saloon, 112 Second, r. 74 Na-
toma
Dorrance William F., salesman Rockwell Stone, r. 16
Stockton
Dorrego Juan, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Dorrisey Maggie, domestic Winchester House
Dorrity Anthony, chief engineer P. C. SS. George W.
Elder, r. 213 Fifteenth
BE^Dorrity. See Dorety
Dorry Henry T., carpenter P. M. SS. Colima
Dorsaz Frederick H., printer Dames & Butler, r. 418
Howard
Dorsett Edward E., porter, r. 1016 Powell
Dorsett George H„ driver N. B. and M. RR., r. cor
Fourth and Louisa
Dorsey Caleb, attorney at law, r. 1121 Geary
Dorsev Eliza, widow, r. 617 Mission
Dorsey G. M., conductor Market St.. RR., r. 641 Val-
encia
Dorsey Jane M., widow, r. 1028 Hyde
Dorsey John, pantryman Brooklyn Hotel
Dorsey Matthew, boilermaker. r. 26 Natoma
Dorsey Patrick, waiter, r. 665 Mission
Dorsey P. M., brassfinisher, r. 41 Natoma
Dorsey Thomas, carpenter, r. 413 Clementina
BEF" Dorsey. See Dorcey
Dorum Simon, conductor Market St. RR., r. 641 Val-
encia
Dorward David, foreman Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
22 Stanly PI
Dosch Anthony, bartender, r. 22 Prospect PI
Doscher Cliarles (Doscher & Von Bargen) r. SW cor
McAllister and Webster
Doscher Claus, groceries and liquors, NWcor Jackson
and Battery, r. Oakland
Doscher Dora, widow, cloakmaker, r. 401 Leavenworth
Doscher Ernest, clerk Johannes Witt, r. 235 Sixth
Doscher George H., laborer, r. 219 Hayes
Doscher Henry (Doscher & Holman) r. SW cor Michi-
gan and Shasta
Doscher Henry, hay and grain, wood and coal, gro-
ceries and liquors, SW cor O'Farrell and Pierce
Doscher Herman, r. 11 1 Minna
Doscher H. G., Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 121
Eddy
Doscher Jacob, laborer, r. 504 Ji Minna
Dofsclier Jotin D., wines and liquors, and pro-
prietor Mechanics' Home, SE cor Mission and
First
Doscher Thomas, clerk, r. NW cor Jackson and Bat-
tery
Doscher & Holman (Henry Doscher and Harold Hol-
man) groceries and liquors, SWcor Michigan and
Shasta
Doscher & Von Bargen (Henry Doscher and Ernest
Von Bargen) groceries and liquors, SW cor McAl-
lister and Webster
OS?" Doscher. See Dascher
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
I MAPnnMniirU ijiporter of axu uealer in all kixds of foreign
J. IllHUUUllUUUn, AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 3Iarket Street, corner Spear.
DOS
351
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Dose John D. W., cabinetmaker, 64 Everett
DoBsola Joseph Rev., S. J., prefect Bchools, St. Ig-
natius College, 214 Hayes
Doetal Mary Miss, hairflressing, 137 Sixth, r. 446 Na-
toma
Dos vald John, milker Nager Bros., r. Sixteenth Av,
bet G and H., South S. F.
Doten George H., mai-hinist, r. '2114 Larkin
Dott Annie, -widow, r. 409 Golden Gate Av
Dotta August, cook City and County Hospital
Dotter William C, laborer, r. 520 Powell
Doty Charles H., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
Dixon, Cal.
Doty Henry D., machinist, r. 316 Jackson
8^" Doty. See Doughty and Douty
Doubek Julius V. (Doubek & Broz) r. 3.^6 Fourth
Doubek & Broz (Julius V. Doubek and Frank Broz)
dealers coffee, tea and spices, 3.5t) Fourth
Double Standard Gold Mining Co. (Bodle, Cal.) W.
H. Lent secretary. 62 Nevada Block
Doubleday Frederick W., civil engineer, r. 127 Jackson
Doucher Eugene, upholsterer, r. 316 O'Farrell
Doud .A.aron (Hadley & D'.ud) r. 935 Valencia
DoTul Eugene Sue, salesman Coghill & Simon, r. 2110}^
Larkin
Doud Philo F., clerk, r. 112.5 Mission
Doud Thomas, framemaker, r. 1913 Filbert
Doud William A., cashier Hadley & Doud, r. 935 Va-
lencia
8^ Doud. See Dowd
Dougall William G., foreman tin shop W. W. Monta-
gue &'Co.. r. 329 Seventeenth
Dougau Mary Miss, shoetittir E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 26
California Av, B. H.
Dougan William, marblepolisher, r. 26 California Av,
B. H.
Dougait John I., butcher^ r. 2418 Bush
Dougherty Barnaby, r. 1 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Barnaby Jr., clerk, r. 1 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Bernard, laborer, r. 210 Ninth
Dougherty Bryan, lamplighter, r. Octavia, bet Lom-
bard and Greenwich
Dougherty Charles, porter, 520 Bush
Dougherty Daniel, molder, r. 25 Clementina, rear
Dougherty Daniel, wood and coal, 1321 Minna
Dougherty Dennis, expressman, SW cor Hayes and
Market, r. 13 Baker, bet Post and Geary
Dougherty Edward, longshoreman, r. 13 Frederick
Dougherty Francis, butcher, r. 368 Brannan
Dougherty Frank B., butcher, r. 368 Brannan
Dougherty Fanny, domestic o93 Ellis
Dougherty George, cardriver, r. 50 Louisa
Dougherty George, contractor, r. SE cor Bay and
Jones
Dougherty Harry, cardriver, r. 403 Fourth
Doughertv Henry, bartender Schwartz Bros., r. 612
Bush
Dougherty Henry, laborer, r. 1504 Sanchez
Dougherty Hugh, r. 4lt7 Clementina
Dougherty James, boilermaker, r. 306 Beale
Dougherty James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dougherty James, hobtler Red Stables, 713 Commer-
cial
Dougherty James, laborer, r. 23 Clara
Dougherty James, laborer, r. 905 Battery
Dougherty James, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Dougherty James B., plasterer, r. 208 Sanchez
Dougherty James R., plasterer, r. 2205 Mission
Dougherty John, boilermaker, r. 25 Clementina, rear
Dougherty John, driver S. F. Box Factory, r. 1 Sher-
wood PI
Dougherty John, fireman, r. 9 Kate
Dougherty John, g slitter, and foreman Engine No. 6,
8. F. F. D., r. 318 Sixth
Dougherty John, laborer, r. .306 Beale
Dougherty John, laborer, r. 1414 Baker
Dougherty John, morocco elresser, r. 1114 Hami)shire
Dougherty John, night watchman, r. 324 Minna
Dougherty John, peddler, r. 437 Tenth
Dougherty John, polisher, r. 411 Fourth
Dougherty John, shlpjoiner, r. 214 Eleventh
Dougherty John, steward He)8e No. 4, S. F. F. D., r.
18()2 Sto<'kton
Dougherty John, tanner Wolf Bloom, r. 532 Sixth
Dougherty John E., laundry, 202 First, r. 815 Harrison
Dougherty John H., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
403 Fourth
Dougherty Joseph, painter, r. 236 Minna
Dougherty Joseph, seaman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon
Dougherty J. P., machiDi!>t, r. 142 Seventh
! Dougherty Kate, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Dougherty Mary, widow, r. 25 Clementina, rear
Dougherty Mary, widow, r. 32 De Boom
Dougherty Mary, widow, ladie.s' nurse, r. W s Cali-
fornia Av, nr May Flower, San Bruno Road, B. H.
Dougherty Mary Miss, r. 25 Clfementina, rear
Dougherty Mary Miss, starcher Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 22 Chesley
Dougherty Mary A., domestic 1925 Taylor
Dough Tty Matthew, longshoreman, r. 32 De Boom
Dougherty Mathew, stonecutter, r. 2614 Sutter
Doughertv Michael, driver Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D.,
r. 318 Main
Dougherty Michael, fireman S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 119
Silver, rear
Dougherty Michael J., sausagemaker, r. cor Lombard
and Octavia
Dougherty Nellie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Dougherty Patrick, laborer, r. South Park House
Dougherty P. E. (P. E. Dougherty & Co.) r. Ssn Ra-
fael
Douglierty P. E. & Co. (P. E. Dougherty) book
and job printers, 411 Clay and 412 Commercial
Dougherty Philip, laborer, r. 20 Anthony
Dougherty Philip, laborer, r. 720 Natoina
Dougherty Robert, machinist, r. 14 Clara
Dougherty Robert H., plasterer, r. E s Sanchez, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Dougherty Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Dougherty Thomas H., longshoreman, r. 368 Bran-
nan
Dougherty William, boilermaker, r. 48 Minna
Dougherty William, helper, r. 720 Natoma
Dougherty William, stevedore A. C Freese
Donglierty William C, deputy postmaster San
Francisco, oifice NW^ cor Washington and Battery,
r 1414 Taylor
B^Dougherty. See Doherty
Doughty Charles E., bookkeeper Cal. Cracker Co., r.
1508 Leavenworth
Doughty George S., clerk, r. 1423 Polk
Doughty John, laborer, r. 20 Chesley, rear
Doughty John Rev., pastor First New Jerusalem
Church, r. 1508 Leavenworth
Doughty Joseph A., butcher, r. 13 Elizabeth
Doughty Matthew, machinist, r. 13 Elizabeth
Doughty William, r. 547 Folsom
Doughty William H., proptr Stockton Woolen Mills
(Stockton) office 3 Spear, r. 547 Folsom
eS°Doughty. See Doty and Douty
Douglas Alfred H., artist (portrait and landscape)
26 Stockton, r. 28 Geary
Douglas Archibald, assistant stage carpenter Adelphi
Theatre
Douglas Charles, machinist, r. 546 Mission
Douglas Charles D., day inspector Custom Hotise, r.
E s Vermont, nr Twenty-sixth
Douglas Charles H., clerk Post Ofidce, r. 1125 Elbs
Douglas Chester, machinist, r. 546 Mission
Douglas Davis, coachman 913 Pine
Douglas DonaUl M., harness maker, 838 Howarel, r.
518 Brannan
Douglas Frank, engineer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 1929 Howard
Douglas Frank J., machinist Jackson & Truman, r.
K14 Mission
Douglas George, r. 1.506 Hyde
Douglas George H., r. 9 South Park
Douglas George W., machinist, r. 1308 Pine
D'Higlas Harriet Mrs., r. .546 Mission
Douglas James, boilermaker H. W. Rice, r. 642
Fourth
Douglas James, shoemaker, r. .533 Commercial
Douglas John, blacksmith, r. 1205 Pacific
Douglas John, carpenter, r. 250.) Sutter
Douglas John, musician, r. 637 California
Douglas L.J. Mrs., r. 15 Twenty-second
Douglas L. M., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1125 Ellis
Douglas Mary, domestic 1601 Van Ness Av
Doii^liiK Percy (Pacific Manufacturing Co.) office
629 Mission, v. Santa Clara
Douglas Robert, porter Huntington, Hi^pkins & Co.,
r. West Oakland
Douglas Robert E., advertising agent S. F. Chronicle,
r. 238 Kearny
Douglas Thomas, liquor saloon. 444 Third
Douglas Thomas H., clerk North Point Bonded Ware-
house, r. 507 Powell
Douglas Thomas 8.. clerk Benjamin Hastings, r. NW
cor Geary and Fillmore
OAK, ASK, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH.!'
JOHN WIGMORE,
iS Kpcar St.
G. D. MORSE,
PBOTOORAPHER. 826 SIARKET ST.
Phologrspliy in »)■ >1h branclten executed in any style.
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352
DOW
Douglas William, stoves and tinware, 755 Mission, r.
22 Oak Grove Av
Douglas William E., machinist, r. 507 Powell
Douglas W. T., r. 606 Fourth
Douglass , painter, r. 777 Harrison
Douglass Andrew, engineer California St. RR., r. 1524
Jackson
Douglass Belle Mrs., r. 474 Mission
Douglass Charles, r. 27 Geary
Douglass Charles, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Douglass Elizabeth, domestic 1601 Van Ness Av
Douglass F., butcher P. M. SS. South Carolina
Douglass George B., surveyor, r.7.v.) Market
Douglass George H., cai^tain Bclir Eosario, o£&ce 109
California
Douglass H., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Douglass James, longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome
Douglass James, solicitor, r. 101 Pacific
Douglass John, drayman Charles Harley & Co.,r. 116
Drumm
Douglass Joseph, shoemaker, 53.3 Pine
Douglass Mary Miss, bakery, 2531 Mission
Douglass Roderick A., nurse City and County Hospital
Douglass Stephen A., clerk, r. .3 Second Av
Douglass Thomas A., carpenter, SW cor Masonic
and Point Lobos Avs, r. W s Ferrie, bet Point Lo-
bos Av and Post
DouglassThomas E., carpenter, r. W s Ferrie, bet
Post and Sutter
Douglass Thomas H., clerk, r. 1711 Dupont
Douglass William A., physician, office and r. 126
O'Farrell
Douglass William A. Jr., clerk Hecht Bros. & Co.,
r. 126 O'Farrell
Douglass William B., watchmaker, 120 Sutter, room
23, r. 422 Second
Douglass William F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1705
l3upont
Douglass William H., r. 1125 Ellis
Douglass William H. Jr., salesman John W. Carmany,
r. 1125 Ellis
Douglass William J. F., sailmaker, r. W s Second Av,
nr Sixteenth
Douglass William Y., cai^tain police, r. 1711 Dupont
Dourntau Charles, painter, r. 120 Virginia
Doutrick Frank, traveling salesman Taber, Harker i^
Co., r. 2 Eighth
Douty Frank S., secretary Pacific Improvement
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4, r. 519
Webster
Dove William H., collector Charles H. Davis
Dove William H., route agent A. L. Bancroft k Co., r.
320 Third
Dovern Michael E., laborer C. P. RR., r. 624 Fourth
Dovichi Sylvester, florist, 4 Turk, r. 441 Jessie
Dow Andrew, molder, r. 10 De Boom
Dow Charles H., r. 1425 California
Dow Cyrus E., cook, r. 555 Bryant
Dow Dexter D.. teamster, r. W s San Bruno Road, opp
Fifteenth Av
Dow George E. (Gobs & Dow) r. W s Pennsylvania Av,
bet Butte and Solano
Dow Henry A., machinist, r. E s Mississippi, bet
Mariposa and Solano
Dow James M., third officer P. M. SS. City of Rio de
Jai\eiro
Dow Loring, porter Moore, Ferguson & Co., r. 23
Kearny
Dow Martin, lamps, oil and toys, 124 Second
Dow Peasley B., shoemaker, r. 926 Pacific
Dow William B., engineer T. H.Williams, r. 515Haight
Dow William P., tanner, r. 454 Bartlett
e^" Dow. See Dowe
Dowan Robert, suijerintendent Calvary Cemetery, St.
Joseph's Av, bet Geary and Turk, r. Calvary Cem-
etery
Dowd Amlrew, foreman J. Jennings, r. 403 Bryant
Dowd Bernard, watchman, r. 435!^ Shipley
Dowd Charles, carder, r. 1135 Union
Dowd Dennis, restaurant, 625 Davis
Dowd Frank, cigars and tobacco. The Baldwin, r. 229
Kearny
Dowd Hugh, ijoliteman, r. 528 I'nion
Dowd James, mattressmaker City and County Hos-
pital, r. 10«0 Hampshire
Dowd John, cooper, r. 1722 Pacific Av
Dowd John, laborer, r. 2 Eddy PI
Dowd John R., porter Vallejo St. Bonded Warehouse,
r. 1722 Pacific Av
Dowd Patrick, miner, r. 1135 Union
Dowd Peter, expressman, r. 2537 Mission
Dowd Roger, teamster, r. 322 Van Ness Av
Dowd Vincent F., engineer California St. RR., r. 1301
Larkin
B^" Dowd. See Doud
Dowdall Joseph F., plumber, r. N s Fell, bet Pierce
and Steiuer
Dowdall Richard E., apothecary Wakelee & Co., r. 1004
Natoma
Dowdell Henry S., hackman, NW cor Geary and
Stockton, r. 2721 Sutter
Dowdell Richard, capitalist, r. 2136 Mission
Dowdell Robert, pressman Daily Exchange, r. 129
Capp
Dowdell Thomas, first officer P. C. S3. Bonita, r. 1011
Union
Dowdell William P., painter, r. 124 Park Av
Dowden Henry, shoemaker, r. 17 Rondell PI
Dowe Arthur W., photograph studio, SE cor Fourth
and Market and 1025 Market, r. 1216 Mission
Dowe Dnane W., photographer A. W. Dowe, r. 1210
Mission
Dowe John, laborer, r. 2 Russell
Dower Charles, speculator, r. 311 Sutter
Dower George, capitalist, r. 311 Sutter
Dower John, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Dower John, plumber, r. 8 Decatur
Dower Michael J., ironmolder, r. 4 Sumner
Dower Thomas, horsishoer, r. 533}^ Natoma
Dowland D., laborer P. C. SS. Go's WhaYf
Dowland Sarah, stationery and toys, 1329 JJush
Dowler Thomas, collector, r. 308 Minna
Dowling Albert, laborer, r. 23 Grand Av
Dowllng Alice, widow, r.23 Grand Av
Dowling Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. San Bruno Road,
nr Four-mile House, South S. F.
Dowling Annie, r. 100 McAllister
Dowling Annie, operator Jory Bros., r. 643 Stevenson
Dowling Daniel, seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Dowling Edward, expressman, SE cor Kearny and
Bush, r. 1310 Grove
Dowling Edward, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Dowling Edward, livery stable, 1633 Howard, r. 1643
Howard
Dowling Edward B., porter, r. 419 Sutter, rear
Dowling Frank, porter, r. 643 Stevenson
Dowling Henry, driver, r. 23 Grand Av
Dowling James, carpenter, r. 25 Folsom Av
Dowling James, carpenter, r. 219 Clara
Dowling James, expressman, r. 6 Bylagton
Dowling James J., cattledealer, r. NW cor San Bruno
Road and Gaven
Dowling Jennie E. Miss, assistant West Mission St.
Primary School, r. Oakland
Dowling John, laborer, r. 249 Perry
Dowling John F., porter George W. Gibbs & Co., r.
624 Branuan
Dowling John J., fish, 11-12 Grand Central Market, r.
1314 Scott
Dowling Julia A., widow, r. 25 Kate
Dowling Lucy Miss, operator Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 485 M Haight
Dowling JIaggie Miss, seamstress, r. 22 Hickory Av
Dowling Margaret, widow, r. 428 Oak
Dowling Margaret, widow, r. 2122 Bush
Dowling Maurice, clerk, r. 39 Fifth
Dowling Michael J., shipwright, r. 408 Seventh
Dowling Patrick, carpenter, r. 485 J^ Haight
Dowling Patrick, contractor, r. 1130 Green
Dowling Richard, proptr Park Stables, 621-623 Grove,
r. 625 I\^' Av
Dowling Stephen, cutter, r. 485 }j Haight
Dowling Thomas, carpenter, r. 643 Stevenson
Dowling Thomas, liquor saloon, NE cor Townsend
and Third
Dowling Thomas H., salesman Heyman Bros., r. 2122
Bush
Dowling Timothy, r. 28 Pearl
Dowling William B., clerk La Grande Laundry, r.
39 3<; Lafayette
Dowling William J., lather, r. 485 ^ Haight
Dowling William T., driver La Grande Laundry, r.
39>ri Lafayette
Down Samuel, carpenter, r. 313 Fremont
Downer Hart A., compositor Morning Call, r. 529
Montgomery Av
Downer Jennie M. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 588
Buchanan
Downer Perley R., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 1223 Geary
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its
branches. H9 MONTGOMERY ST.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK. I.O'W PRICES.
OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET.
DOW
353
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Downes Charles (Downes & Deery) r. 150 Second
Downes Edward, yard foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
823 Howard
Downes James, saloonkeeper, r. St. George's Hotel
Downes & Deery (Charles Downes and Thomas Deery)
plumbers, 41 Second
fl^~ Downes. See Downs
Downey Andrew, city salesman Cutting Packing Co.,
r. Oakland
Downey Brldt;et, widow, r. 8 Hunt
Downey Edward, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Downey Francis M., clerk, r. 8 Hunt
Downey George W. (Mulloy, Bean & Co.) r. 2012 Mis-
sion
Downey James, fireman P. C. SS. Bonita, r, 5-11 First
Downey James, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Downey James, rigger, r. 33 Austin
Downey James A,, porter, r. 608 Ivy Av
Downiy James A., salesman Wangenheim, Sternheim
& Co., r. 623 Jessie
Downey James H., ca:rpenter, r. W s San Bruno Boad,
nr Twenty-tifth
Downey James H., contractor, r. E s Utah, bet Yolo
and Colusa
Downey Jeremiah, clerk, r. 608 Ivy Av
Downey John, r. 109 Minna
Downey John, blacksmith, r. 2753 Harrison
Downey John, butcher, 94G Twentieth, r. 941 Twen-
tieth
Downey John, laborer, r. 348 Shipley
Downey John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Downey John, porter J. P. Sweeney & Co., r. 1027
Market
Downey John, t'smster, r. 117 Shipley
Downey John J., r. 710 Natoma
Downey John J., butcher John Dowuey, r. 944 Twen-
tieth
Downey J. R., machinist, r. Ahlborn House
Downey Mary, widow, r. 15 Moss
Downev Mary Mrs., r. 109 Minna
Downey Michael, contractor, r. 13 Page
Downey Michael, laborer, r. 24 Germania
Downey Patrick Mrs., r. 714 Geary
Dowuey Peter, teamster, r. 6 Kate
Downey Thomas, laborer, r. 324 Vall^jo. rear
Downey Thomas, longshoreman, r, 545 Mission
Downey Timothy, boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills
Downey Winifred, widow, r. 165 Tehama
Downie Henry, special policeman, r. 546 Folsom
Downing A. F. & Son (Abraham F. and Orrien P.)
wholesale druggists specialties, 14 Second
Downing Abraham F. (A, F. Downing & Son) r. Oak-
land
Downing Arthur H.. blacksmith, r. 114 v'alley
Downing Charles, bookkeeper A. F. Downing & Son,
r. Oakland
Downing I harles T. .^hipjoiuer, r. 114 Valley
Downing Clarence V. B., engineer, r. 7 Bush St. PI
Downing Edward H., bartender, r. 300 Kearny
Downing Frank N., clerk Adam Koch, r. 1080 Howard
Downing James, bookkeeper, r. 623 Jessie
Downing James, plasterer, r. 23 Louisa
Downing James, rigger, r. 33 .Austin
Downing James J., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 33 Austin
Downing John, plasterer, r. Seventeenth Av, bet Q
and R, South S. F.
Downing John, porter American District Tel. Co.
branch, 833 Sutter, r. 33 Austin '
Downing John, shipcarpenter P. C. SS. Co., r. N s
Valley, bet San Jose Av and Dolores
Downing John N., farmer, r. l',» Van Ness Av
Downing Joseph, plasterer, r. 23 Louisa
Downing Lewis Cass, musician, r. 1310 Pacific
Downing Matthew, plasterer, r. 23 Louisa
Downing Orrien P. {X. F. Dowjjing & Son) r. Oakland
Downing Patrick B., plasterer, r. 623 Jessie
Downing Richard, foreman Arthur Marshall, r. 737
Folsom
Do^vning Theodore H., superintending c.-irpenter P.
C. SS. Co., Broadway Wharf, r. 114 Valley
Downing Thomas, hou.se, sign and ornamental painter,
615 Mission, r. 519 Leavenworth
Downing William H., r. 1080 Howard
Downing William J., wheelwright, r. 740 Market
DownaJennie. cigarmaker, r. 13 Heron
Downs John, bricklayer, r. 269 Minna
Down? John F., woolsorter, r. 757 Harrison
Downs Leonidas W. S , collector Spring Valley W. W.,
r. Alameda
Downs Michael, laborer, r. 1819 Hyde
Downs William, contractor, r. 13 Heron
' Downs William, folder La Grande Laundry, E s Thir-
I teenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Downs William Jr., cooper, r. 13 Heron
Downs William, milkman, r. Greenwich, bet Octavia
and Laguna
Downs Winnie, cook SE cor Bueh and Leavenworth
Downs W. Selden, collector, r. 744 Folsom
B^Downs. See Downes
Dows Henry J., drayman, r. 1514 Folsom
Dox Jacob M., r. 521 Pacific
Doxey William (Doxey k Co.) r. 1209 Laguna
Doxey & Co. (William Doxey) books, stationery and
engravings, 691 Market
Doychert Julius, jeweler, r. 609 Grove
Doye Peter, foundryman, r, 13Q6 Kearny
Doyle Alice Miss, tobacco stripper, r. 223 Green
Doyle Andrew, laborer, r. cor Sixth Av and M, South
S. F.
Doyle Annie, domestic 15.50 Howard
Doyle, Barber, Galpin «& Scripture (John T.
Doyle, William Barber, Philip G. Galpiu and
H. D. Scripture) attorneys at law, 323 California
Doyle Barnard, watertender P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Doyle Bella Miss, dressmaker, r. 160 Shipley
Doyle Catherine F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 244 Stev-
enson
Doyle Charles, r. 46 Clara
Doyle C, M., r. 309 Hayes
Doyle Daniel, musician, r. 279 Jessie
Doyle Daniel, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
Ahlborn House
Doyle Daniel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Doyle Daniel P., furniture, 214 Fourth
Doyle Dora, domestic 55 Tehama
Doyle Edward, laborer, r. 174 Jessie
Doyle Edw.trd, plumber, r. 31 Garden
Doyle Edward, shipcarpenter, r. 1019 Twentieth
Doyle Edward, shoemaker, r. 1721 J^ Mission
Doyle Edward G., foreman Salamander Felting Co,, r.
N s Twenty-second, nr Church
Doyle Edward H., proprietor Fulton Livery
Stables, 246 Third, r. 20 Hawthorne
Doyle Edward P., laborer, r, 439 Jessie
Doyle Ellen, widow, r. 38 Clementina
Doyle Ellen, widow, r, 633 Jessie
Doyle Ellen, widow, r. 1105 Montgomery
Doyle Ellen, domestic Henry- F, Williams
Doyle Eugene G., r. 308 Beale
Doyle Frank T., carpenter, r. 2810 Howard
Doyle George H., machinist, r. 1813 Jessie
Doyle Harry, chief blacksmith Presidio Reservation
Doyle Henry (Henry Doyle & Co.) r. 1803 California
Doyle Henry, coal passer Oregon Imp, SS. Walla
Walla
Doyle Henry, laborer S, F. Cordage Factory
Doyle Henry «& Co. (Henry Doyle and P. E.
O'Bryen) commission merchants, agents Bar-
bour's Irish flax threads and twines, Clark's
O. N. T. spool cotton, Milytfard's helix needles.
Field's shoe and upholsterers' tacks, seine lines,
gill nets, etc., 511 Market
Doyle Hugh H., bartender, r. W 8 Valencia, bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Doyle Irene M. Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r.
E s Central Av, bet Bush and Pine
Doyle James, r. 445 Clementina, rear
Doyle James, blacksmith, r. 506 Minna
Doyle James, car builder Sutter St. RR., r, 1721 H
Mission
Doyle James, car driver, r. 790 Folsom
Doyle James, laborer, r. 434 Stevenson
Doyle James, longshoreman, r, gW cor Spear and
Folsom
Doyle James, longshoreman, r. 11 Pacific
Doyle James, master mariner, r. C06 Leavenworth
Doyle James, plumber, r. 214)^ Sixth
Doyle James, porter Wright & Bowne, r. 2848 Mission
Doyle James A., chief engineer stmr Richard Rush,
r. 130 Golden Gate Av
Doyle James A., tinsmith, r. 116 Fell
Doyle James J. (Sears & Doyle) r. 11 Drumm
Doyle James J., architect, r. 1076 Union
Doyle James J., foreman A. Schilling & Co., r. 722
Harrison
Doyle James J., milk dairy, N s Eighteenth, bet Val-
encia and Guerrero
Doyle James L., r. 790 Folsom
Doyle James M., second officer Oregon Imp. SS, Wil-
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Doyle James P., plumbing and gasfittmg, 822 Laguna,
r. 2143^ Sixtn
Doyle Jennie E. Mrs., saloon, W s Valencia, bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Doyle John (Doyle & Adams) r. 11 Geary
Doyle John, barber, r. 612 Bush
Doyle John, blacksmith, r. 143 Shipley
Doyle John, carriage painter, r. 4343^ Clementina
Doyle John, fireman, r. 153 J^ Third
Doyle John, laborer, r. 15 Jansen, rear
Doyle John, laborer, r. S s Filbert, nr Montgomery
Doyle John C. (Doyle & Cashman) r. 66 Tehama
Doyle John E., saloon keeper, r. 918 Hyde
Doyle John J., clerk, r. 23 Jessie
Doyle John J., horsewhoer, r. 143 Shipley
Doyle John J., teamster, r. 574 Stevenson
Doyle John T. (Doyle, Barber, Galpin & Scripture) r.
Menlo Park
Doyle Joseph Q., printer, r. 1813 Jessie
Doyle Lawrence, hostler Market St.KR., r. E s Second
Av, bet fifteenth and Sixteenth
Doyle Lawrence, peddler, r. 318 Davis
Doyle Lizzie Miss, r. 20 Hawthorne
Doyle Lizzie E. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. E s Central Av, bet Bush and Pine
Doyle Lizzie M., Mrs., dressmaker, 331 Geary, r. 1051
Folsom
Doyle Luke D., florist, SE cor Central' Av and Pine
Doyle Maggie, domestic 428 Ellis
Doyle Maggie Mrs., domestic 113 Powell
Doyle Maggie Miss, domestic 1716 Sacramento
Doyle Martin, conductor, r. 255 Tehama
Doyle Martin C, salesman Dohrmann & Co., r. 12 >i
Moss
Doyle Martin T., stevedore, r. 140M Shipley
Doyle Mary, widow, r. 445 Clementina, rear
Doyle Mary, domestic 1513 Scott
Doyle Mary Miss, shoefltter, r. 31 Garden
Doyle Mary A., widow, r. 288 Union
Doyle Mary E. Miss, cloakmaker, r. 633 Jessie
Doyle Matthew, blacksmith, r. 418 Folsom
Doyle Matthew, blacksmith, r. 162 First
Doyle Maurice, expressman, SE cor Pine and Sansome,
r. 508 Shotwell
Doyle Maurice, horseshoer,770 Mission, r. 143 Shipley
Doyle Michael, r. 931 Market
Doyle Michael, laborer, r. 2 Piussell
Doyle Michael, porter Central Pacific Hotel
Doyle Michael, wool scourer, r. 608 Sixth
Doyle Michael D., r. Columbia Hotel
Doyle Michael J., r. 439 Jessie
Doyle Michael J., machinist, r. 527 Howard
Doyle Miles, harnessmaker, r. 115 William
Doyle Miles C, harnessmaker William Davis, r. Ala-
meda
Doyle Nellie Miss, weaver, r. Alabama, bet Sixteenth
and Seveiiteenth
Doyle Patrick, commercial traveler, r. 218 Pacific
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. 1226 Green
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. S s Greenwich, bet Pierce
and Scott
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. W s Illinois, bet Napa and
Butte
Doyle Patrick, saddle and harnessmaker, 1011 Market,
r. E 8 Capp. bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Doyle Peter W., carpenter, r. 2810 Howard
Doyle Richard, laborer, r. 33 Ritch
Doyle Richard, varieties, 5343i Sixteenth, bet Valen-
cia and Mission
Doyle Richard S., contractor and builder, r. 2810
Howard
Doyle Robert E. (Doyle& Wilson) r. 1012 Pine
Doyle Rody, blacksmith, r. 246 Nineteenth
Doyle Rose Mrs., r..605Pine
Doyle Samuel, furnished rooms, 641 Washington
Doyle Stephtu R., c.nrpenter, r. 1126 Ji Shotwell
Doyle Thomas, r. 325 Golden Gate Av
Doyle Thomas, foreman Goodenough Horseshoeing
Society, r. 10 Ash Av
Doyle Thomas, porter H. Liebes & Co., r. 7 Perry
Doyle Thomas, laborer, r.S 8 Twenty-fifth, bet Church
and Dolores
Doyle Thomas, stevedore, r. 22 Geneva, rear
Doyle Thomas, teamster, r. 13 Mason
Doyle Tnomas F., blacksmith, SW cor Masonic
and Point Lobos Avs, r. 2827 Bush
Doyle Thomas F., messenger First National Gold
Bank of S. F., r. 4lTBush
Doyle Thomas W., assistant bookkeeper Cunningham,
Curtiss & Welch, r. 244 Stevenson
Doyle Timothy, laborer, r. 1217 Devisadero
Doyle William, boilermaker, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. lOM Fifth Av
Doyle William, laborer, r. 325 Filbert, rear
Doyle William, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Doyle William, tinsmith, r. 1105 Montgomery
Doyle William, trunkmaker, r. 1019 York
Doyle William A., tanner, r. 1813 Jessie
Doyle William R., painter, r. 106 Dore
Doyle William R., policeman, r. SW cor Eleventh and
Harrison
Doyle William T., actor Baldwin Theatre
Doyle W. J., r. 35 Russ
Doyle & Adams (John Doyle and O. B. Adams) bar-
bers, 306 Fourth
Doyle iSi Caslunan (John C. Doyle and Daniel
Cashman) wines and liquors, SW cor Third and
Howard
Doyle <& WiLson (Robert E. Doyle and Charles
Wilson) ship and freight brokers, 307 California
Doze Peter, bartender, r. 921 Battery
Dozer Thomas, first cook P. C. SS. State of California
Dozier Elizabeth M. Mrs., art school, 715 Valencia
Draddy John, second engineer Berkeley Ferry stmr
Mare Island, r. Berkeley
Drady David, picture frame mnfr, 230 Fourth, r. 35
South ParK
Drady Edward, salesman Thomas Drady, r. 709 Ellis
Drady Tlionia.<«, merchant tailor. G Third, r. 709
Ellis
Drady Thomas Jr., salesman Thomas Drady, r. 709
Ellis
Drage Frank, brewer, r. 40S Shotwell
Drager John (Drager & Diederichsen) r. 608 Sixth
Drager Joseph, fireman Lardner & Lee, r. 35 Park Av
Drager Joseph A., woolsorter, r. 35 Park Av
Drager William, woolsorter, r. 35 Park Av
Drager & Diederichsen (John Drager and Charles
Diederichsen) proptrs Excelsior Hotel, 608-610
Sixth
Dragoe Luca, cook M. P. Milloglav, r. 138 Fourth
Dragomauovich Spiro, porter Bozo Radovich. r. 553
HaiTisou
Drain Daniel, shixJcariDenter, r. 824 McAllister
Drain James, teaiuster, r. 1129 Harrison
Drake Charles, telegraph operator, r. 219 Dupont
Drake Charles S. (C. S. Drake & Co.) r. 220 Stevenson
Drake C. S. & Co. (Charles S. Drake) publishers
general agency, 220 Stevenson
Drake Eugene B., attorney at law, 646 Washington, r.
2510 3^ Mission
Drake Flemon, clerk Western Union Tel. Co.,r. East
Oakland
Drake George W.,wood and coal. Front, bet Green and
Union, r. Oakland
Drake G. R., laborer, r. 346 Fourth
Drake Herman B., salesman John Taylor & Co., r. 727
Webster
Drake H. K., mining, r. 703 Market
Drake John, r. 115 Stockton
Drake John, capitalist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Drake Lemuel H., wheelright John Morton & Co., r.
NE cor Lllis and Taylor
Drake Peter, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Drake Samuel (Drake & Emerson) r. 1010 Washington
Drake Samuel, blacksmith, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Drake Samuel, carpenter, r. 2 Raphael PI
Drake William R. (Eagle Soap Co.) r. Abbotsford
House
Drake & Emerson (Samuel Drake and John A. Emer-
son) fruit and commission merchants. 521 San-
some
Draper Bruno, r. 745 Market
Draper Charles F., physician, office 405 Kearny, r.
Oakland
Draper Edward, butcher, r. N, bet Ninth and Tenth
Avs, South S. F.
Draper Emerson H., farmer, r. 424 Sansome
Draper Frank, printer, r. 314 Bush
Draper J. H., r. 120 3^ Turk
Draper Richard S., engineer, r. 114 Eddy
Draper Throop B., butcher, r. Fifih Av, bet Railroad
Av and N, South S. F.
Dras Henry, machinehaud, r. 528 Sixth
Drathen Peter, cigars and tobacco, 79 Fourth
Dratlimann William F., salesman Tillmanni Beudel,
r. Alameda
Draft Andrew, cooper, r. 439 Jessie
Drayeur Augusts, restaurant, 529 Commercial, r. 420
Geary
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Drayenr Nicholas C.Bpecial policeman, r. 1801 Cu-
pont
Draymen and Teamsterb' Union, L J. Welch secre-
tary. B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy
Drechsler Louis, shoemaker, 347 Bryant
Dreger Charles, clerk Frederick Mangoin, r.
Market
Dregev Cliarles, groceries and liquors, 413 Jones
Dreher Frank, tinsmith, r. Ahlborn House
Dreibelbis Mary Anne, widow, r. 1030 Alabama
Dreier Ernest, bartender, r. 401 Sutter
t^" Drejer. See Dreyer and Dryer
Dreiman Andrew, fishpacker. r. SE cor Lewi:
Baktr
Dreist Herman, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dreuuan 11., boilermaker Eisdon I. and L. Works
Drenuan Samuel, papercarrier, r. 416 Greenwich
Dre^ibacU 'Williuiii, shipping and commission
merchant, 3iri California, r. 1410 Post
Drescher Charles, hairdreVser, 503 Jones
Dreschfeld H. Mrs., widow, r. 798 Van Ness Av
Dresen Joseph E. M., bakery and confectionery, 1012
Pierce
Dressell Ali)honse E., telegraph operator, r. GOl La-
guua
Dressier Edward J., engraver Thomas J. Day, r. 1705
Howard
Dressier Ernest R., tailor, r. 650 Washington
Drew Aaron A., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 139 Natoma
Drew Albion P., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, r. 150
Linden Av
Drew Andrew, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Drew C. Frank, compositor, r. 31 Turk
Drew E., laborer, r. 52'J Sacramento
Drew Edward, stableman James Phelan, r. SW cor
Valencia and Seventeenth
Drew Edward F., laborer, r. 1230 Alabama
Drew E. P., watchman C. P. KK. stmr Transit, r. Oak-
land
Drew Frank, clerk Post Office, r. 1508 Post
Drew Frank, compositor, r. N s Seventeenth, bet
Sherman and Diamond
Drew Henry P., collector, r. 1113 Sutter
Drew Hiram M. (Jesse & Drew) r. 150 Linden Av
Drew John, with Moyuihan& Aitkeu
Drew John R., stairbutlder, r. N s Seventeenth, bet
Sherman and Diamond
Drew Millie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Drew Moses M., U. S. Marshal, olfice U.S. Ap-
praiser's Building, third floor, rooms 45-47, r.
Grand Hotel
Drew Nettie E. Mrs., r. 226 Sutter
Drew Oscar, r. 528 Pine
Drew Osmon C, manager H. Palmer & Co., r
Pine
Drew Patrick, peddler, r. N s Twenty-fourth,
Vicksburg and Church
Drew Thomas, shoemaker, r. 31 Linden Av
Drew Thomas, watertender O. R. and N. SS. Col-
umbia
Drewes Henry J., butcher, N s Sonoma, bet Potrero
^v and Utah
Drews John H., laborer, r. 19 Decatur
Drews Louis X. (Sanders & Drews) r. 122 Silver
Dre'xler L. P., capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
Drexler Paul, bartender, r. Elcho House
Dreydemi Pierre, merchant tailor, 1813 Polk
Dreyer Bernard, contractor, r. SW cor Guerrero and
Duncan
Dreyer George H. , foreman P. Rieger & Co., r. 357
First
Dreyer John, expressman, r. N s Townsend, nr Ritch
Dreyer William, bartender Buzzini Bros., r. 1251 Mis-
sion
Dreyer William, merchant, r. 110 Hyde
Ki'"Dreytr. See Dreier and Dryer
Dreyfous Jults, r. 1022 Geary
Dreyfus Alexander, agent W. 8. Townsend, r. 11 Ji
Harriet
Dreyfus B. t.^ Co. (Benjamin Dreyfus, Emanuel
L. GoUstein, Jacob and Edward Frowenfeld and
John J. W'eglein) growers, and dealers California
wines and brandies, and propri«t<irs Eagle Wine
Vaults, C30-G42 Branuaii, branch office 121 Cali-
fornia, and 45 Broadway, New York
Dreyfus Benjamin (B.Dreyfus fc Co.) r. Anaheim, Cal.
Dreyfus Charles, butcher Palace Hotel
Dreyfus Henry, butcher, r. 1509 Devisadero
Dreyfus Jacob, butcher, r. 1509 Devisadero
Dreyfus Marquis H., traveling a^'ent, r. 2109 Bush
528
bet
Dreyfus Moses, butcher Palace Hotel, r. 916 Ellis
Dreylus Sarah, domestic 2110 Steiner
Dre.vfus Solomon, clerk, r. 649 Howard
Dreyfus Theodore, dyer and scourer, 35 Sixth
Dreyfuss Edward, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 6
Golden Gate Av
Dreyfuss Jacob, saloon keeper, r. 1240 Bush
Dreyfuss Julius, lamps, oil stoves and coal oil, 14
Dupont, r. 936 Mission
Dreyfuss Mark H., salesman Levinsohn &Meyerstein,
r. 1409 Van Ness Av
Dreypolcher Frederick, foreman Jacob Strahle &Co.,
r. 22 Garden
Dreypolcher William S., subscription clerk S. F.
Chronicle, r. 22 Garden
Driatero Agostino, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Driffield Vero C, clerk New Zealand Insurance Co.,
34 Ellis
Driggs Dennis, r. 560 Howard
Driggs Edwin, book agent, 109 Montgomery, room 24
Driggs Fidelia A., widow, furnished rooms, 436 Stev-
enson
Drinkall Thomas O., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 9
Taylor
Drinkhouse Frederick R., salesman J. A. Drinkhouse,
r. 42 South Park
Drinkhouse J. A., wholesale dealer cigars and tobacco,
SW cor Battery and Sacramento, r. 42 South Park
Drinkhouse J. Arthur, salesman J. A. Drinkhouse, r.
42 South Park
Drinkwuter L. H., first officer O. R. and N. SS. Oregon,
r. Oakland
Dris Adam, baker, r. 625 Clay
DriscoU Alexander, contractor, r. 1211 Steiner
DriscoU Brothers (Daniel R. and James) groceries
and liquors, SE cor Fourth and Minna
DriscoU Catherine, widow, r. 13 Dikeman PI
DriscoU Catherine, widow, r. 244 Oak
DriscoU Charles, coal passer P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia, r. 156 Tehama
DriscoU Charles, laborer, r. 44 Julia
DriscoU Charles A., elevatorman Baldwin Hotel, r.
1820 Market
DriscoU Connolly, laborer, r. cor Clementina and
Summer
DriscoU Cornelius, laborer, r. 79 Everett
DriscoU Cornelius, laborer, r. 512 Mason
DriscoU Cornelius, laborer, r. 668 ?4 Clementina
DriscoU Cornelius, porter Tubbs k Co., r. 30 Lewis
DriscoU Cornelius E!., proprietor Sanitarium
Baths, 2210-2212 Powell, r. 1712 Bush
DriscoU Daniel, fruit dealer, r. 1121 YorK
DriscoU Daniel, laborer Golden Gate Park
DriS'-oU Daniel, sparmaker, r. 1820 Market
DriscoU Daniel J., painter, r. 1820 Market
DriscoU Daniel O., mate N. P. C. RR. stmr San Rafael,
r. San Quentin
DriscoU Daniel R. (DriscoU Brothers) r. 319 Minna
DriscoU Dennis, clerk, r. 115 Fifth
DriscoU Dennis, laborer, r. 532 Tehama
DriscoU Dennis, laborer, r. 804 J^ Geary
DriscoU Dennis, stock dealer, r. 319 Minna
DriscoU Dennis, stonemason, r. 4i4J5 Clementina
DriscoU Dennis C, upholsterer, r. 451^ Tehama
DriscoU Dennis O., laborer, r. 524 Ninth
DriscoU Florence, stevedore, r. 415 Vallejo
DriscoU Frederick, butcher, r. 1820 Market
DriscoU George S., shoemaker, r. 1820 Market
DriscoU J., peddler, r. .529 Sacramento
DriscoU James (DriscoU BrnOiers) r. 354 Clementina
DriscoU James, butcher, r. 1122 }4 Larkin
DriscoU James E., second assistant engineer O.R. and
N. SS. Columbia
DriscoU J. D., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
DriscoU Jeremiah, r. 14 Shasta
DriscoU Jeremiah, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
207 Second
DriscoU Jeremiah, laborer, r. 734 Natoma, rear
DriscoU Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 225 Eighth, rear
DriscoU Jeremiab, stonecutter, r. 156 Tehama
DriscoU Jeremiah, Ship Joiners' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Drisi'oU Jerre J., deputy clerk Justices' Courts, r. 208
St(/ckton
DriscuU Jerry Mrs., widow, r. 18 Mary
DriscoU J. N. Mrs., widow, r. 610 Willow Av
DriscoU John (DriscoU & Lynch) r. cor Eleventh Av
and 0, South S. F.
DriscoU John, bartender, r. 237 Stevenson
DriscoU John, butcher, r. 167 Clara
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DriscoU John, furnished rooms, r. QG9 Jessie
DrlscoU John, groom, 11 Essex
Driscoll John, laborer, r. 71 Water
Driscoll John, laborer P. C. SS. Go's Wharf
Driscoll John, longshoreman, r. 26 Tehama, rear
Driscoll John, longshoreman, r. 30)<S Louisa
Driscoll John, machinist, r. 513 Fell
Driscoll John, mattress maker, r. 13 Dikeman PI
Driscoll John, peddler, r. 18 Converse
Driscoll John, spring polisher, r. 210 Chattanooga
Driscoll John H., clerk Levison Bros., r. 1820 Market
Driscoll John L., r. 13 Dikeman PI
Driscoll John M., ornamenter Matthew D. Nile, r. 71
Water
Driscoll Joseph, helper Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 414}^
Clementina
Driscoll Kate Miss, tailoress; r. 156 Tehama
Driscoll Lizzie, domestic 1818 Geary
Driscoll Maggie A. Miss, tailoress, r. 156 Tehama
Driscoll Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 428 Sutter
Driscoll Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1328 Stockton
Driscoll Mary, domestic 916 Bush
Driscoll Mary Mrs., fancy goods, 1553 Market
Driscoll Mary Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Driscoll Michael, groceries and liquors, 247 Clara
Driscoll Michael J., wood and coal, 904-906 Howard
Driscoll Michael W., r. 13 Dikeman PI
Driscoll Moses, carpetweaver. r. E s Chenery, nr
Thirty.first
Driscoll Murty, laborer, r. 79 Everett
Driscoll Nellie, domestic,156 Tehama
Driscoll Patrick, miner, r. 547 Mission
Driscoll Patrick, seaman ship Dashing Wave, r. 413
Fremont
Driscoll Stephen, longshoreman, r. 30}ii Louisa
Driscoll Thomas, bricklayer, r. 253 Stevenson
Driscoll Thomas. Master ^Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Driscoll Thomas B., steward Meyer's Bakery, r. 253
Stevenson
Driscoll Thomas E., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 741 How-
ard
Driscoll Timothy, foundryman, r. 1221 Columbia
Driscoll Timothy, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Driscoll Timothy, printer Alta Job Office, r. 512 Ma-
son
Driscoll Timothy, wood and coal, hay and grain, NE
cor Capp and Seventeenth, r. 129 Capp
Driscoll William, laborer, r. 633 Howard
Driscoll William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Driscoll William H., bartender Pliillp McGovern, r.
327 Stevenson
Driscoll & Lynch (John Driscoll and Dennis Lynch)
tanners, cor Tenth Av and Q, South S. F.
Driver Annie Miss, r. 3022 Sacramento
Driver Charles C, maker plaster decorations, r. 923
Harrison
Driver George C, clerk general superintendents' office
C.P.BR., r. 538 Folsom
Drivon Eugene, barber, r. 13 Harlan PI
Droast Frederick, varnisher, r. 1918 Jessie
Drobaz Mattio, restaurant, 503 East, r. 723 Harri-
son
Drobaz Michael, longshoreman, r. 503 East
Droege Frank, brewer, r. 408 Shotwell
Droege John C. D., r. 918 Twentieth
Droege Peter, carpenter and builder, office 516
Kearny, r. 918 Twentieth
Droesch Joseph, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Droge Gustave F. C, books and stationery and varie-
ties, SW cor Mission and Sixteenth, r. NW cor
Valley and Sanchez
Droger Henry C, with Louis T. Haggiu, r. 516 J^ Bush
Droger Mary, widow, r. 118 Fell
Droghan Bridget, widow, r. 339 Jessie
Droguat Laudre Henry, butcher, r. 1072 Howard
Drohau John Mrs., widow, r. 230 Folsom
Drohle Josei)h, capitalist, r. 1040 Mission
Drolet John A., r. 21 Valparaiso
Drolet Mamie Miss, saleslady A. Bertin, r. 21 Valpa-
raiso
Drolette Joseph, carpenter Michael Walsh, r. N s
Twenty-fourth, between Sanchez and Noe
Droinero Lizzie, widow, r. 636 Pacific
Dromey Michael, drivtr Omnibus KR., r. 721 Howard
Droppin L. V., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 708 Broadway
Drossel Joseph H., druggist, NW cor Powell and Jack-
son, r. 9U9 Jackson
Droste Henry, bailiflf Superior Court, Dept 8, r. 1809
Stockton
Drouet Hippolyte, sausagemnfr, 1420 Stockton
Drouet Victor (Pavy & Drouet) r. 819 Montgomery
Di'ougard Joseph, seaman, r. 824 Montgomery
Drought Frank, steward Arcade Restaurant, r. 279
Stevenson
Drought Robert, tailor, r. 124 Perry
Drouillard John, blacksmith, r. 1002^ Alabama
Drouillard William J., buggyman Pac. Rolling Mills
Drown Albert N. , attorney at law, 621 Clay, r. 1722
Vallejo
Drrch Michael, saloon waiter P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia, r. 52 Steuart
Drucker Albert, bartender Osmer & Co., r. NW cor
Spear and Bryant
Drucker August, toll collector Mission St. Wharf No.
2, r. 623 Golden Gate Av
Drucker Eiltrt, r. 723 Hayes
Drucker George I., dental student John S. Knowlton,
r. 623 Golden Gate Av
Drucker John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth
and Mission
Drucker P. M., captain schr Argonant, office 44 Mar-
ket
Drucker "W'illiam, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Druffel Francis H., capitalist, r. 1235 Hyde
Drugan Samuel, whitewasher, r. 122 Gilbert
Druhe Herman A., invoice clerk Meyer Bros. & Co., r.
Oakland
Druhe John G., r. 231 Fair Oaks
Druids Hall, 413 Sutter
Drum C. M., r. 106 Post
Drum Courtland F., steward stmr Constance, r. 707
Stockton
Drum Edward F., health inspector, office 14 O'Farrell,
r. 236 Third
Drum Frederick, restaurant, 307 Battery, r. Oakland
Drum James L., civil engineer, 402 Montgomery,
room 18, r. 2618 Bush
Drum John, coalpasser Oregon R. and N. SS. City of
Chester, r. 1031 Montgomery
Drum William P., civil engineer, 402 Montgomery,
room 18
Drumer Henry, lodgings, 410 Pacific
Drumgold John H., salesnian Will & Finck, r. 112
Turk
Drumie Michael, cardriver, r. 1311 Howard
Drummond Dora, domestic 1807 Joues
Drummond Frank G., patrolman Fnderwriters' Fire
Patrol Station 2, r. 30 Grove
Drummond Franklin G., teamster, r. 24)^ Hayes
Drummond John, molder, r. 30 Ritch
Drummond Joseph H., boilermaker, r. 309 Clemen-
tina
Drummond Maria, hairworker F. Pyat 4c Co., r. 309
Clementina
Drummond Richard S. (Drummond & Lemont) r. 119
First Av
Drummond Robert, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Drummond Samuel G., r. 314 Hayes
Druniinond Si Lemont (R. S. Drummond* and
G. W. Lemont) wood, coal, hay, grain, lumber,
lime, etc., 433-435 Valencia
Drury James, carpenter, r. 1329 Sacramento
Diury Michael, laborer, r. N s Lake, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first Avs
Drury Patrick H., helper, r. 221 Sixth
Drury Patrick W., lodgings, 221 Sixth
Drury Peter, laborer, r. 141ti Kearny
Drury Thomas, r.538 Folsom
Drury Thomas J., cook, r. 127 Jackson
Drury Thomas J., letter carrier Wells, Fargo & Go's
Express, r. 221 Sixth
Drury William, merchant tailor, 633 Kearny, r. 1030
Twentieth
Drusedom John, driver Empire Brewery, r. 1811 Ma-
son
Dry Goods Rep<5rter (weekly) Benjamin F. Jacobs
publisher and proptr, 35 Sutter
Dryan Thomas, hiborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Dryden M. Ernest, machinist, r. 151 Shipley
Dryer Bernard, contractor and builder, r. 220 Leaven-
worth
Dryer Charles F., livery stable, 1315 Stockton
Dryer Frederick, bartender, r. 17 Fourth
Dryer John, seaman schr -Emma Louisa, r. 418
Drumm
Dryer Joseph, r. 110 Hyde
8^" Dryer. See Dreyer and Dreler
LOUIS BRAVERNIAN & 00/'""""°' r-TJ^VnttrrJ^sr'"""
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
W-4.MHINO W£L.I. DONE AT VERY l,«W^ RATES.
OFFICE. 648 9IARHET STREET.
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Drynen John, watchman Custom House
Drynen Thomas, laborer, r. 2028 Bryant
Drytown Reduction Works (Amador Co., Cal.) C. J.
Garland agent, .528 California, room 6
Duane Charles P., real estale, r. 142 Seventh
Duane Edmund, capitalist, r. 5G1 Natoma
Duane Edward, buti-her, 20 Seventh, r. 645 Stevenson
Duane F., r Palace Hotel
Duaue J. F., salesman, r. 122 Post
Dunne John, gardener, r. 619 Union
Duane John, helper melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 711 Scott
Duane Timothy, peddler, r. 37 Juniper
Duane William, bookkeeper Redinyton & Co., r. 261
Tehama
Duaue 'William, hostler MarketSt. RE., r. 104 First Av
Duarte Emanuel, waiter Palace Hotel
Duiirte Pasquale, bricklayer, r. 339 Union
Dubber L., r. 6^0 Commercial
Dubedat Eugene (Pascal, Dubedat & Co.) r. 1714
Stockton
Dubelle G. H. E., powder mnfr, r. 1602 Geary
Dnberger Maurice, r. What Cheer House
Dubernet Brothers (Lucien Jr. and Raoul) mnfrs
velvet frames, passe partouts, etc., 33.5 Bush
Dubernet Lucien Jr. (Duberuet Brothers) r. Fruit Vale
Dubernet Raoul (Dubernet Brothers) r. Fruit Vale
Dubiui Luigi, waiter Marchand Restaurant, r. 514 Bush
Duboce Victor D., clerk Post Office, r. 127 Kearny
Dubois Amelia, widow, French laundry, 17 St. Mary
Du Bois Anna E. Mrs., principal Clement Grammar
School, r. 1517 Hyde
Dubois Auguste P., accountant Western Union Tel.
Co., r. E s Folsom, nr Precita PI, B. H.
Du Bois Frank, messenger Presidio Reservation
Dubois Harlan, physician, r. j20 Scott PI
Du Bois James, .superintendent Anatomical Museum,
751 Market, r. 217 Stevenson
Dubois James L., correspondent Williams, Dimond &
Co., r. 209 Dupont
Du Bois J. Dill (Du Bois & King) r. 1914 Broadway
Dubois Paul A., pharmacist Alfred Gros, r. 418 }4 Na-
toma
Du Bois Pierre C, mining superintendent, office
22 Fremont, r. 423 Ellis
Du Bois William C, postal clerk U. 8. Railway Mail
Service, r. Oakland
Du Bois William E., plumber, r. 17 Sherman
Du Bois & King (J. Dill Du Bois and W. B. King)
commission merchants, 416 Battery
Dubouleau Jean, cook Henry Aubin, 434 Bush
Dubreuil Pierre, tailor, r. 213 Green
Ducasse Auguste. artificial flowers and millinery
goods, 856 Mission
Du Castel Eugene, teacher French, r. 322 O'Farrell
Ducato Giuseppe, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Duehnlet Mme., toilet articles, 702 California
Duchein Cyril, grinding and saw filing, r. 253 Clem-
entina
Duchein Peter E., grinding and saw filing, r. 253
Clementina
Duchesne Paul, bookkeeper H. Plagemauu & Co., r.
SW cor Kearny and Bush
Ducing Elizabeth, widow, r. 1310 Kearny, rear
Ducing Julius, canmaker, r. 1310 Kearny, rear
Duck Charles L.. clerk, r. 2021 Polk
Duck Edward B., delivery clerk Western Union Tol.
Co., r. 2U21Polk
Duck E. H., Mrs., teacher music, r. 2021 Polk
Duck George H„ salesman M. J. Flavin, r. 2021 Polk
Duck John A., compositor, r. 917 Sacramento
Duckcl John, compositor, r. 906 Vallejo
Duckel Nicholas, storekeeper medical dept U. S. A.,
r. 906 Vallejo
Duckel William, apprentice Berteling & Watry, r. 906
Valle.jo
Ducker John, teamster, r. 6H Sheridan
Ducker Peter N., master mariner, r. 308 Lombard
DuckettC. S.. dentist, officd and r. 25)^ Sixth
Duckett Edward, receiver City RR., r. 823 Twentieth
Duckctt Joseph, clerk A. Lusk & Co., r. 2228 Geary
Duckett Matthias, speculator, r. 110 Sixth
Duckett Rachel Miss, lodgings, 6 Clara Lane
Duckett W., r. 1909 California
Du Claire Pierre, seaman, r. 5 Jasper PI
Duclay Peter, mate sloop Solferino, r. 420 Union
DucloB Vital, teamster, r. 9 Sheridan
Ducommun Frederick H., driver, r. 408 Tehama
Duconiniun Preston, teamster, r. 329 Capp
Duconseil Henry, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Ducotey Elizabeth, widow, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Ducroux August, restaurant, 1119-1121 Dupont
Ducruet Theodore, upholsterer, r. 1817 Mason
Ducy Frank, wireworker, r. 533 Jessie
Ducy John F., springmaker, r. 533 Jessie
Ducy Patrick, r. 915 Howard
Duddy James, laborer, r. 1627 Howard
Duddy Michael, laborer, r. 6 Adelaide PI
Duddy Thomas, r. 271 Minna
Duden George, r. 612 Taylor
Duden William (Muser Brothers) r. Brussels, Bel-
gium
Dudgeon Edwin, contractor, office 46 O'Farrell, r. 218
Stockton
Dudley Alice J. Miss, assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 1881 Baker
Dudley Allen P., attorney at law, r. 1881 Baker
Dudley Anna C, teacher music, r. 1881 Baker
Dudley Charles, clerk Amos J. Bailey, r. Oakland
Dudley Charles, foreman Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
326 Hayes
Dudley Edward T., attorney at law, r. 1829 O'Farrell
Dudley Edward T. Mrs., dressmaker, 1829 O'Farrell
Dudley Edwin R., driver Sutter St. RU., r. 1238 Bush
Dudley.E. T., capitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Dudley George, capitalist, r. 2761 Mission
Dudley George, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1124 Larkin
Dudley George, lock and gunsmith, 2002 Mission, r.
S s Clipper, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Dudley James S., deputy U. S. Shipping Commis-
siuuer, office 118 Jackson, r. 2229 Jackson
Dudley John, capitalist, r. 134 Fourth
Dudley John W., wharfbuilder, r. 110 Berry
Dudley Bliuing Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) C. Van Dyck
Hubbard secretary, 310 Pine, room 11
Dudley Waldo, stockfitter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
West Berkeley
Dudley William, clerk Laugley & Michaels, r. Oak-
land
Dudley William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dudley William C, driver, r. Ss Clipper, b£t Twenty-
filth and Twenty-sixth
Dudy Thomas, nightwatchman P. C. SS. Co., r. W B
Brewster, bet Faith and Hope, B. H.
B^Dudy. See Doody
Duebel August C, carpenter, r. SW cor Montgomery
and Greenwich
Duebel Charles, carpenter American Sugar Refinery
Duenwald Charles F., assistant foreman I. S. Rosen-
baum & Co., r. 1320 Howard
Duenwald Henry, tinsmith, r. 112 Filbert
Duerden James R., boatbuilder, r. 204 Second
Duering Bernard, lithographer M. Schmidt & Co., r.
4323^ Linden Av
Duering George, cabinetmaker, r. 432 Linden Av
Duering Henry, cabinetmaker, s. 432 J4 Linden Av
Duerr William, machine hand, r. Sixth, bet Bryant
and Brannan
Dufau John T., salesman Buneman & Martinoni, r.
414 Hayes
Dufau M. A. Mme., dressmaker, r. 414 Hayts
Dufau Mills, laborer, r. 44 Minna
Dufif Annie, widow, r. 14 Clinton
Duff Annie Miss, tobacco stripper, r. 158 First
Duff Catherine Mrs., r. 1.58 First
Duff Clara J., domestic 208 Turk
Duff Cummings, r. 421 Minna
Duff Edward, machinist, r. 772 Mission
Duff Francis H.. molder, r. 158 First
Duff James, crockery, 414 Third
Duff James E., bookkeeiier Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Bo wen, r. 108 Stockton
Duff James M., r. 220 Montgomery Av
Duff Jane Mrs., r. 772 Mission
Duff John, carpenter, r. 421 Minna •
Dutr John, fresco painter, r. 723 Shotwell
Duff John J., fresco painter, r. 731 Jij Treat Av
Duff' Louisa, widow, r. 1414 Kearny, rear
Duff Margaret B., parasolmaker, r. 2'27 Post
Duff Robert B., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Duff Robert P. R. (Duff & Co.) r. 813 Howard
Duff Thomas, policeman, r. 923 Union
Duff' Thomas C, bartender D. S. Tyson
Duff Thomas C, cooper, r. 823 Brannan
Duff Thomas L., carpenter, r. 421 Bush
Dufl' William, laborer, r. 2117 Jones
Duff & Co. (Robert P. R. Duffj produce commission
merchants, 316 Davis
Duffey Annie Miss, cigarmaker, r. 421 Fourth
PAPER HANGINGS
luip'Ttprs of Fmic-li. Aitiericnn and fA W TI ARK" Ar TO
Kneriiah l>»|ier Hunsins-H. Private «. »t . Vl/iiniV Oi VU.
licbidences Decorated In Artistic .>>tyle.
64& Market st.
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Mannfactnrers of QUARTZ Wttjtjfi and Mining Macblnery.
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358
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Duffey Charles E., r. f>39 Stevenson
Duffey Edward J. , plumber, r. 657 Mission
Duffey Eugene J. (Duftey & Lewis) r. 639 Stevenson
Duffey George F., foreman Thomas Day, r. 2096 Market
Duffey James, watchman Oregon Imp. Go's Wharf, r.
548 Folsom
Duffey John, groceries and liquors, 651 Mission
Duffey John, machinist, r. 548 Folsom
Duffey Joseph, blacksmith, r. 33 Eddy
Duflfey Joseph P., plumber, r. 639 Stevenson
Duffey Lorette Miss, shirtmaker, r. 639 Stevenson
Duffey Patrick, laborer, r. 747 Brannan
Duffey & Lewis (Eugene J. Duffey and Samuel Lewis)
poultry dealers, stall 24 Bay City Market
SyDuffey. See Dufly
Dufficy Michael C. (Brannan & Dufficy) r. 514 Howard
Diiflicy Peter, plumber, r. 1878 Mission
Duf&cy George W., student, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Duffle Christopher W., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. Ala-
meda
Diiffield George W., watchman, r. 1107 Montgomery
Duffield George W. Jr., carrier Evening Post, r. 1107
Montgomery
Duffield Henry A., compositor, r. 1107 Montgomery
Dufiin Annie Miss, saleslady J. M. Moran & Co., r. 820
Howard
Duffin Charles A., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1109 Stock-
ton
Duffin Frank M., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1109 Stock-
ton
Duffin James, fireman, r. 131 Folsom
Duffley Thomas, gardener, r. 1008 Buchanan
Duffy Alexander, expressman, NE cor Folsom and
Fourth, r. 112 Twenty-third
Duffy Alice, donaestic 18 Tehama
Dizffy Ann, widow, r. 529 Stevenson
Duffy Ann, widow, r. 557 Stevenson
Duffy Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 808 Howard
Duffy Bernard, carpenter, r. W s Church, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Duffy Bernard C, real estate and business agent, 4
Jones,. r. 204 J<S Eddy, rear
Dufly Brothers (William and Neil) liquor saloon, 631
Merchant
Duffy Charles, asphaltum roofer, r. 454 Stevenson
Duffy Charles M., compositor, r. 39 Fifth Av
Duffy Charles N., druggist, and extraman Hose No. 1,
S. F. F. D.
Duffy Edward, carpenter, r. 34 Hayes
Duffy Edward, carrier The Daily Report, r. 39 Fifth
Av
Duffy Edward, groceries and liquors, SE cor Vallejo
and Sansome
Duffy Edward, varnisher Andrew Frel, r. 110 Freelon
Duffy Edward P., porter E. Detrick & Co., r. 2 High-
land Terrace
Duffy Elizabeth Miss,-r. 22 Minna
Duffy Hugh, tanner, r. 529 Valencia
Duffy Hugh, teamster, r. 1321 Harrison
Duffy Hugh, upholsterer, r. 731 Vallejo
Duffy Hyacinth, assistant janitor Appraiser's Bldg, r.
1713 H^de
Duffy James ( Whittier, Fuller & Co.) r. 1914 California
Duffy James, boilerniaker, r. 140 Folsom, rear
Duffy James, boilermaker. r. 122 Perry
Duffy James, fireman P. M. SS. Colima, r. 37 De Boom
Dufly J. C, marblecutter, r. 917 Howard
Duffy John, boilermaker Rlsdon I. and L. Works
Dufly John, laborer P. C. SS. Wharf
Duffy John, laborer, r. 10 Cleaveland, rear
Duffy John, carpenter, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Dufly John A., painter, r. 44 Ritoh, rear
Dufly John J., fruits and vegetables, 9-10,42-44 Centre
Market, r. 1633 Ellis
Duffy Margaret, widow, r. 110 Freelon
Dufly Mark 0., marblecutter, r. 331 Duncan
Duffy Micliael J., physician, and extraman Hose No.
1, 8. F. F. D., r. 517 Kearny
Duffy Neil (Duffy Brothers) r. 1 Latham PI
Duffy Patrick Rev., assistant ijastor St. Francis
Church, r. NE cor Vallejo and Montgomery Av
Duffy Patrick, boilermaker, r. 6 Boyd
Dufly Patrick, expressman, cor Fourth and Howard,
r. 1105 Folsom
Duffy Patrick, laborer, r. 6 Boyd
Dufly Patrick, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Duffy Patrick, shoemaker, 1414 Pacific
Dufly Peter, laborer, r. 221 Tehama
Dufly Peter, oiler Oregon Imp. S3. Walla Walla
Duff'y Philip, hackman, r. 1515 Turk
Duffy Richard, r. 1321 Filbert
Duff}' Rose, domestic 1419 California
Duffy Terrence, mnfr rustic work, 942 Geary, r. 1006
Polk
Dufly Thomas, carpenter, r. NE cor Brannan and Fifth
Duffy Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 455
Minna
Duffy Thomas, shoemaker, r. 323 Tehama
Duffy Thomas F., salesman Wells, Garruthers fc Co.,
r. 109 Vallejo
Duffy Thomas J., registry clerk Commercial Insurance
Co., of Cal., r. SW cor Fair Oaks and Twenty-
fourth
Duffy Thomas M., porter Albert Mau & Co., r. 638
Second
Duffy William, r. 519?^ Stevenson
Duffy William (Dufly Brothers) r. 124 William
Duffy William, laborer, r. 936}^ Folsom
»5r Duffy. See Duffey
Du Flon Pierre F., assistant License Collector, r. 29
Dupont
Dufo Charles, boxmaker, r. 5 Banuam PI
Dufo Clara, dressmaker, r. 5 Bannam PI
Dufosee Charles, teamster, r. 230 Perry
Dufour Anton, artist, r. 610 Fourth
Dufour Joseph H., surveyor, r. 137 Montgomery
Dufour Victor, foundryman, r. 1027 Vallejo
Dufour Zoe, widow, laundry, 939 Folsom
Dugan Abbie J., cook, r. 1139 Folsom
Dugan Albert I)., buyer Redington k Co., r. 2112 Pine
Dugan Bernard F. (Stephens k Dugan) r. 530 Sixth
Dugan Bridget, widow, r. 312 Thirteenth
Dugan Cliarles E., bookkeejier Harrison & Dickson, r.
Oakland
Dugan Cornelius, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 515
Howard
Dugan David, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Dugan Dennis, soap peddler, r. 3M Treat Av
Dugan Edmund, expressman, NE cor Howard and
Beale, r. 513 Fourth
Dugan Edward, r. 530 Sixth
Dugan Edward, compositor, r. 317 Stockton
Dugan Edward, driver, r. 417 Folsom
Dugan Edward, liquor saloon, 131 Fifth
Dugan Elizabeth, Jaundry, 520 Geary
Dugan Ellis, laborer, r. 131 Sixth
Dugan Emma F. , widow, r. 317 Stockton
Dugan F. Mrs., r. 136 Twenty-third
Dugan Felix J., bolt cutter, r. 136 Twenty-third
Dugan Frank, r. 317 Stockton
Dugan Hannah, widow, r. 237 Main
Du^anHugh, laborer, r. 113 Perry
Dugan Hugh, laborer, r. 206 Eighth
Dugan Hugh B., time clerk M. J. Flavin, r. 524 First
Dugan James, laborei, r. 422 Fremont
Dugan James G.. compositor, r. 317 Stockton
Dugau Jeremiah, laborer, and extraman Hose No. 1,
S. F. F. D.
Dugan John, r. 917 Fell
Dugan John, clerk George H. Nelson, r. SE cor Post
and Buchanan
Dugan John, druggist, r. 1823 Hj-de
Dugan John, engineer, r. 237 Main
Dugan John, laborer, r. 1 Polk
Dugan John, laborer, r. S s Sierra, bet Indian* and
Iowa
Dugan John, laborer T. Connolly, r. 411 Oak
Dugan John, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 917 Fell
Dugan John, mate ship Otago
Duj;an John, messenger Cal. District Tel.
Dugan John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 274 Minna
Dugan John L., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Dugan John M., teamster, r. 333 Beale
Dugan Margaret, domestic 717 Sutter
Dugan Mark M., clerk Riihard O. Butterfleld, r. 12
Mint Av
Dugan Mark W., teamster, r. 333 Besile
Dugan Mary, widow, r. 23_8 Seventh, rear
Dugan Mnrv A., widow, r.' 1210 Green
Dugan Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Dugan Michael, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Dugau Michael H., groceries and liquors, 312 Thir-
teenth
Dugan Owen, laborer, r. 668 Clementina
Dugan P., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Dugan Patrick, r. 739 Mission
Dugan Patrick (Dugan & Morton) r. SE cor Seventh
and Natoma
Dugan Patrick, laborer, r. 942 Mission
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
EDDY ST.. West of Fillmore Street
OFFICF,. »» «E.4RY ST.
JIUAPnnMnilPU importer of and DEAXER IX COAIi AND PIG IRON,
. inAVfUUIlUUun, 41 Market SU-eot, comer Spear.
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Dugan Patrick, laborer, r. 1823 Hyde
Dugan Patrick, laborer, r. 1907 Hyde
Dugan Patrick, liquor saloon, 524 First
Dugan Patrick, seaman, r. 237 Main
Dugan Patrick, wellborpr, r. BE cor Twelfth and Har-
rison
Dugan Patrick F., lather and plasterer, r. Columbia
Hotel
Dugan Peter H., carpenter John Hammond, r. Ala-
meda
Dugan Philip, r. Ocean House Road, nrLake Merced
Dugan Theodore H., clerk Redington & Co., r. 33
Twelfth
Dugan Thomas, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 1823
Hyde
Dugan Timothy, r. Golumbla Hotel
Dugan Timothy, laborer, r. 8 8 Sierra, bet Georgia
and Michigan
Dugan W.. laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Dugan William, boilermaker, r. 237 Main
Dugan Williiim, machinist, r 137 Third •
Dugan William, waiter, r. 11 Louisa, rear
Dugan & Morton (Patrick Dugan and James Morton)
liquor saloon, SE cor Seventh and Natoma
ffyDugan. See Doogan and Dougan
Duggan Edward, r. 400 Minna
Dugiian Edward C. with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
212 Hermann
Duggan Edward P., restaurant, 322 Davis, r. 550 Jessie
Duggan Henry, waiter, r. 103 Mission
Duggau James B., salesman Bullock & Jones, r. 409
Minna
Duggan Jeremiah (Regan & Dugan) r. Seventh Av,
bet M. and N, South S. F.
Duggan Robert, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. SE cor Twenty-fifth and Columbia
Duggan Thomas, laborer, r. 8W cor Masonic and
Santa Rosa Avs
Duggan Thomas J., machinist, r. 97)4 Fifteenth
Duggan Tboma.s J., policeman, r. 145 Fifteenth
Duggan Timothy, wood and coal, 1019 Clay
Duggan Timothy H.. longshoreman, r. 8 Bay
Duggan William, laborer, r. 613 Seventh
Dughi Giuseppe, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Duhem .\ugU8t N., florist John H. Sieven, r. 1210
Larkin
Duhem Victor (Duhem & Noe) r. 16.33 Polk
Duhem & Noe ^'ictor Duhem and Miguel Noe) pho-
tographers, 1633 Polk
Duguid William, millwright, r. 134 Fourth
Duhigg John, r. 424 Shipley
Duhman Henry A., clerk Richard Mehrtens, r. 1230
Mission
Duhne Herman, laborer, r. 118 Gilbert, rear
Diihr Lena, widow, cook, r. 723 Broadway
Duignan Thomas, conductor N. B. & M. RR., r. 50
Tehama
Duioty Elizabeth, domestic 8Ji John
Duisabou Charles, laborer, r. cor Fifth Av and M,
South 8. F.
Duisenberg' Cliarles & Co. (Charles A. C. Dui-
seiiberg) importers and commission merchants,
and agents North German Lloyd Steamship Co.,
314 Sacramento
Duisenberg Charles A. C. (Charles Duisenberg & Co.)
r. 1031 Harrison
Dujardin Clifford, bagmaker, r. 2051 Mission
Dujardin Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 2051 Mission
Dujardin Frederick Jr., clerk, r. 2051 Mission
Duke Catherine, widow, dressmaker, r. 521 Taylor
Dukt' Horace A., clgarmaker, r. Ahlborn House
Duke John, cigarmaker, r. 512 Fourth
Duke John D., carpenter, r. 150 Linden Av
Duke John M., clerk A. W. Bowman, r. 743 Pine
Duke Robert W., shipjolner, r. 8 South Park Av
Duke William R., seaman schr Aurora, r. 28 Clay
Dukenfield John, peddler, r. 108 Montgomery Block
Duley Frauk P. (Fox & Duley) r. 1713 Mission
Duley John, woolpuller Wolf Bloom, r. 600 Minna
Dulev Lucy, confectionery, 1330 Pacific
Duley William P., plasterer, r. 1330 Pacific
Dulfer Frederick H., shoefitter, r. NE cor Pacific and
Mason
Dulinski Frederick H., laborer Schmidt & Fretz, r.
Mission Road, nr Five-Mile House
Dulion Ar.^en A., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1201
Rteiner
Dulion John P., r. 009 Pine
Dulip Alfred, conductor N. B. and M. RK.. r. 829
Folsom
Dulleghan Alice, widow, r. 13 Verona
DuUeghan Alice A., machine operator E. Detrick &
Co., r. 13 Verona
Dulleghan Thomas F., bag turner E. Detrick & Co. r.
13 Verona
DuUea Catherine, widow, r. 14 Beideman
Dullea Charles, blacksmith, r. 3 Juniper
DuUea Johanna, private school, 14 Beideman
Dumas Emily Mrs., laundry, 48 Seventh
Dumas Josie Miss, dressmaker, 956 Howard
Dumas Luclen, fruits and vegetables, 48 Seventh
Dumbrell James H., molder, r. 1912 Broderick
Dumet Felix, bookkeeper, r. 426 J<s Shjtwell
Dumijanich Antonio, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New
Montgomery
Dummage William T., foreman Main & Winchester,
r. 21 Twenty-third
Dumont Frank A., waiter, r. 116 Ivy Av
Dumont Frederick, laborer, r. E s Goettingen, ur Sil-
ver Av
Dumont J. Csesar, machinist, r. 25 Jessie
Dumont Pierre, liquor saloon, 237 Fourth, r. 2759
Harrison
Dumonte Lawrence, laborer, r. 4 Jasper PI
DUMONTELLE EUGENE
steam Furniture Marble Works, 968-
970 Brannaii, r. 369 3^ Clara
Dumphy James C, r. 2234 Broadway
Dun R. C . & Co., The Mercantile Agency, Jay
Lugsdin manager, office 320 California, rooms 3-4
Dunakin Thomas H., conductor Market St. RR., r.
1311 Scott
Dnnancl Louis F., attorney at law, rooms 12-13
Stevenson Building, 511 California, r. 1222 Union
Du Navaut A. C, well sinker, r. 2518 Mission
Dunbar Charles D., millhand, r. 411 Fourth
Dunbar Davis, plumbing and gasfitting, 1601 Geary, r.
.331 Jessie
Dunbar Fred A., r. 1033 Market
Dunbar George A., clerk Isaac Baggs, r. Brooklyn
H..tel
Dunbar Helena, widow, r. 1137 Mission
Dunbar James (Cronan & Dunbar) r. 331 Jessie
Dunbar James, laborer, r. 415 Fifth
Dunbar James D., blacksmith, r. 78 Mission
Dunbar James W., clerk John Howes, r. 1006 Dolores
Dunbar John K., physician, office and r. 501 Sixth
Dunbar Joseph, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Dunbar Joseph, laundryman 8. F. Laundry
DUNBAR LUIS Li Dentist, office
as Kearny, r. 3410 Steiner. Office hours
9 a. m, to 5 p. ni.
Dunbar Martin, longshoreman, r. 203 Folsom
Dunbar Thomas J., teamster, r. 10 Card Alley
Dunbar Robert, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. Creed-
more House
Dunbar W. A. M., veterinary surgeon, r. 963 Mission
Dunbar William, agent Universal Copying Co., r. 109
Eighth
Dunbar William, bricklayer, r. 27 Eleventh
Dunbar William A., r. 12(i2 Mission
Dunbar William A., canvas.sing agent, r. 502 Grove
Dunbar William F., signpainter, r. 1122 >4 Larkin
Dunbar William H., r. 142 Seventh
Dunbar William H., engineer, r. 100 McAllister
Duncan Alexander, bookkeeper S. F. Brass Works, r.
10 Dale PI
Duncan Amelia, furnished rooms, 115 Seventh
Duncan Andrew, policeman, r. 433 Hayes
Duncan Andrew J., foreman Cal. Machine Works, r.
1519 Leavenworth
Duncan Benjamin B., salesman W. B. Cluff & Co., r.
19 Sixth
Duncan Citharlne P., widow, r. 472 Tehama
Duncan Charles E.. machinist, r. 834 Mission
Duncan Clara L. Miss, teacher, r. 009 Hyde
Duncan Daniel P., conductor Sutter St. RR.,r. 472
Tehama
Duncan Dominick, gardener, r. 1232 Sacramento
Duncan Edward, shipcalker, r. 1'J8 Second
Duncan Ella, widow, r. 2(1 Fifth Av
Duncan Fanny, widow, r. 508 Folsom
Duncan Frederick, horseslioer, r. 2623 Bush
Duncan Freeman, cigarmaker, r. 115 Seventh
Dun, an George ((ieorge Duncan & Co.) r. 505 Larkin
Duncan Georg'e <& Co. (George Duncan) asphal-
tum and mastic roofers, 652 Market
JOHN WIGiyiORE-HARDWOOD LUMBER, 129 to M?SDsarSt.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
826 9IARKET Sli.,
Makes a lipecialty In taklug Cblldren's Plctnres.
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Duncan George E., barber, r. 518 Powell, rear
Duncan Isabella, 'widow, r. 311 Montgomery Av
Duncan James, gardener, r. 123'2 Sacramento
Duncan James, proptr Duncan's Tannery, S b Bran-
nan, bet Eighth and Ninth
Duncan James, shiiDjoiner, r. 834 Mission
Duncan James E. , collector Kohler & Chase, r. Ill
Leavenworth
Duncan James H., diesinker George M. Wood & Co.,
120 Post
Duncan James M., machinist, r 834 Mission
Duncan James W. Mrs., r. 726 Bush
Duncan J. M., carpenter, r. 719 Harrison
Duncan John, sergeant police, r. 507 Ellis
Duncan John B., clerk Taylor & Haight, r. 707 Mason
Dnucan Jolm M, , French ranges, stoves and tin-
ware, 113C Mission
Duncan John T., clerk Newman & Levinson, r. Ill
Leavenworth
Duncan Joseph C, broker, 306 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Duncan Joseph M., stockbroker, 306 Montgomery, r.
520 Bush
Duncan Joseph W., editor Trade Herald, r. 771 Mis-
sion
Duncan Mary A. Mrs., r. Ill Leavenworth
Duncan Mrs., r. 44 Third
Duncan M. Y., r. 634 Post
Duncan Philip, waiter, r. 217 Second
Duncan Bedford F., clerk P. Hartigan, r. NW cor
First and Howard
Duncan Bobert (Duucau & Eussell) r. NW cor Do-
lores and Twenty-ninth
Duncan Bobert, machinist, r. .522 Howard
Duncan Bobert, porter I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r.
Oakland
Duncan Bobert S., salesman John M.Duncan,r. 1136
Mission
Duncan Bobert H., r. cor Clay and Lyon
Duncan Sarah E., widow, r. 609 Hyde
Duncan Smith, assistant engineer P. M. SS. Granada
Duncan Stephen, r. NW cqr Powell and Ellis
Duncan Thomas, painter, r. 43 Second
Duncan Thomas, salesman Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Bowen, r. 235 Kearny
Duncan William (Duncan & Boyle) r. 2623 Bush
Duncan William B., foreman Seal Bock Tobacco Co.,
r. 115 Seventh
Duncan William D., engineer, r. 1784 Folsom
Duncan William L., stockbroker, 306 Montgomery, r.
San Mateo Co.
Duncan & Boyle (William Duncan and Dennis H.
Boyle) horseshoer.s, 22 Goldeu Gate Av
Duncan & Bussell (Bobert Duncan and James B.
Bussell) tannery, NW cor Twenty-ninth and Do-
lores
Duncan's Mills Land and Iinniber Co., I. E.
Thayer agent, 4 California
Duncan's Tannery ,James Duncan proptr, S s Brannan,
bet Eighth and Ninth
Dunckel Charles, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 5 Mis-
sion Av
Dunckel Elizabeth, domestic 1714 Van Ness Av
Duncorub Edward J., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.
212 Powell
Duudas Dora. Miss, dressmaker, r. 10263^ Larkin
Dundas Mowbray B., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
1026 Larkiu
Dundas Mrs., widow, r. 1024 Folsom
Dundas William A., salesman White, Grey & Co., r.
1024 Folsom
Dundon John, laborer, r. 556 }<; Natoma
Duudon Nora, domestic 217 Devisadero
Dundon Patrick F., foreman Moynihan & Aitken, r.
1414 Devisadero
Dundon Timothy, boilermaker, r. 1414 Devisadero
Dunfield Eliza Miss, saleslady, r. 768)^ Howard
Dunfield Emma, widow, dressmaker, r. 530 Steven-
son
Dungan Edward J., clerk William G. Jobson, r. 718
Union
Dunham A., with Hecht Bros. & Co., r. Lick House
Dunham Benjamin Frank (Dunham, Carrigan & Co.)
r. Oakland
Dunliani, Carrigan «k Co., successors to Con-
roy, O'Connor & Co. (B. F. Dunham, E. W. Blay-
ter, W. L. McCormick, Andrew Carrigan and
Brace Haydcn) importers and jobbers metals and
hardware, 107-111 Front and lOH-112 Pine
Dunham George C, actor Palace Variety Theatre
Dunham George R., r. Grand Hotel
Dunham Harriet, widow, r. 920^ Sutter
Dunham Henry, calcimining, r. 345 Third
Dunham Henry G., waiter Palace Hotel
Dunham John S., ticket auditor C. P. BR., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, r."6U9 Pine
Dunham Orley W., r. 920 Sutler
Duni Giacomo, vegetables, r. 420 Union
Duuieau Edwin C, bras-sflnisher, r. 523 Stevenson
Dunigan Bridget M., domestic 120 Eddy
Dunigan Catherine, widow, r. 1714 Leavenworth
Dunigan Daniel, plumber, r. 240^ Clara
Dunigan Edward, carpenter, r. N s Day, bet Church
and Sanchez
Dunigan George, lumber clerk, r. 37 Garden
Dunigan Mary, widow, groceries, 326 Fifth
Dunigan Marj- Miss, r. 1314 Filbert
Dunigan Michael J., driver Charles M. Smith, r. 326
Fifth
Dunigan Thomas J., r. Cascius Hotel
CS^Dunigan. See Dunican and Dunnigan
Dunkel Victoria Mme., dressmaker, 225 Montgomery
Av
Dunker Adolph, liquor saloon, 12 Oregon, r. 930 Fil-
bert
Dunker Carl, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dunker Cathariua, widow, r. 569 Minna
Dunker Christopher, merchant, r. 332 Fremont
Dunker Dietrich (Putzman & Dunkerj r. 569 Minna
Dunker Ernest H., capitalist, r. 1428 Broadway
Dunker F., r. 1209 Columbia
Dunker John, laborer, r. SE cor Battery and Union
Dunkerley Joseph, laborer, r. 643 Minna
Dunkin Thomas, patternmaker, r. 20 Hampton PI
Dunlap Albert, carpenter, r. 1520^ Dupont
Dunlap Annie W., magnetic healer and clairvoyant, r.
822 Mission
Dunlap David, guard House of Correction
Dunlap David L., cigars and tobacco,-21 Leideedorff,
r. 417 O'Farrell
Dunlap H. A., miller, r. 321 Pacific
Dunlap Hannah, widow, dressmaker, r. 606 O'Farrell
Dunlap Henry, clerk, r. 319 Bush
Dunlap J., laborer P. M, SS. Co's Wharf
Dunlap James L., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent C. P. BR., r. 519 Folsom
Dunlap John, longshoreman, r. 213 Folsom
Dunlap William, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Dunlap William, shoemaker, r. 4 Fair^Oaks
Dunlap Wilson, clerk The Daily Report, r. 137 Mont-
gomery
Dunlay Edward, locksmith, r. 274 Minna
Dunlay John, commission merchant, SW cor Wash-
ington and Drumm
Duulaye Frank, fireman, r. 250 Fourth
Dunlea Michael, packer, r. 360 Clementina
Dunlea William, laborer, r. 511 First
Dunleavy James T., laborer, r. 22 Frederick
Dunleavy Jeremiah, harnessmaker, r. 26 Silv,pr
Dunlevy Andrew C, clerk Keane Bros., r. 933 Jj Fol-
som
Dunlevy Andrew J., sergeant police, r. 933}^ Folsom
Dunlevy Patrick, hostler, r. NE cor Hyde and Ellis
^^Dunlevy. See Donleavy
Dunlop Charles, plasterer, r. 9 Bonita
Dunlop Daniel, shoemaker, r. 719 Hayes
Duumore Frederick, horseshoer, r. 17 Anna
Dunmore William, horseshoer, r. 17 Anna
Dunn A., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Dunn A. C, mining secretary, 219 Sansome, r. Oak-
land
Dunn Ada L., seamstress, r. 5 Tay
Dunn Albert, r.25 Hyde
Dunn Alice V. Miss, actress, r. 370 Clementina
Dunn Ann Mrs., r. 750 Harrison
Dunn Anna, domestic 414 Hyde
Dunn Annie, domestic SW cor Union and Pierce
Dunn Annie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 8 Lafayette PI
Dunn Annie Miss, operator Jorj' Bros., r. 13 Harrison
Av
Dunn Bernard, r. 1 Vincent
Dunn Catherine E. Miss, r. 727 Minna
Dunn Charles, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Dunn Charles D., printer, r. 161934 Post
Dunn Chauncey H., clerk Carroll Cook, r. 830 How-
ard
Dunn Christopher, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Dunn Cornelius, calker, r. E s Church, nr Twenty-
third
Dunn Cornelius, painter, r. 312 3>i Tehama
LOUIS BRAVERNIAN & CO. '"'™""' °' ""''"' "" ""'""•
119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House in this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR IV ASHING PROMPTLY ATTENOEO TO
OFFICE, 648 9IARKET STREET.
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361
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Dunn Cornelius C, carpenter, r. 1411 Valencia
Dunn Courtney E., clerk Jones, Robinson & Co., r.
1104 Market
Dnnn D. Mrs., widow, r. 14 Pe Boom
Dunn David E., barber, .515 California, r. 3)^ Monroe
Dunn E. & Co. (Emmett Dunn) pianos, musical in-
struments, Bbeet music, stationery, etc., 121G
Market
Dunn Edward, r. 444 Brannan
Dunn Edward, liiborer, r. 209 Eighth
Dunn Edward, laborer, r. 422 Fremont
Dunn Eliza, widow, r. 8 Lafayette PI
Dunn Ellen, widow, r. 9'>2hi Howard
Dunn Emeline, widow, r. 42G Fulton
Dunn Emmett (E. Dunn & Co.) r. 1104 Market
Dunn Felix T., deputy Assessor, r. 31 Clinton Park
Dunn Frank, driver, r. 311 Twenty-eighth
Dunn Frank, .shoemaker, r. 8 Lafayette PI
Dunn Frank B., butcher, r. 638 Brannan
Dunn Frederick F., houSesmith, r. 25 Hyde
Dunn George, machinist, r. 72 Tehama
Dunn George, machinist, r. 140 First
Dunn George Jr., machinist, r. 22 Stanly PI
Dunn George A., machinist, r. 744 Howard
Dunn George E., bricklayer, r. SE cor Ridley and
Church
Dunn Henry, boilermaker, r. 414 3<2 Shipley
Dunn Henry L., salesman Orr & Atkins, r. 151 Minna
Dunn Horace D., fishing tackle and lamps, 547 Wash-
ington, and school director, r. 433 Bryant
Dunn James (Dunn & Blucher) r. 1219 Powell
Dunn James, carpenter, NE cor Broadway and Mont-
gomery, r.402 Broadway
Dunn James, laborer, r. 14 DeBoom
Dunn James, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Dunn James, molder, r. 37 Louisa
Dunn James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Dnnn James, superintendent California Cracker
Co., r. 1526 Clay
Dunn James, wharf builder, r. W s Banks, bet Lincoln
and Powhattau, B. H.
Diinn James C, shoemaker, r. 311 Seventeenth
Dunn James H., bookkeeper, r. 127 Jackson
Dunn James H., housepainter, r. 10 Sumner
Dunn J. Francis, steward, r. 14 Anthony
Dunn J. J., salesman Davis Bros., r. E s Church, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Dunn John, blacksmith, r. 13 Harrison Av
Dunn. John, clerk Bank of California, r. 1407 Van
Ness Av
Dunn John, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1.523 Pine
Dunn John, engineer, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Dunn John, hostler, r. 786 Folsom
Dunn John, laborer, r. 40 Moss
Dunn John, laborer, r. 952^ Howard
Dunn John, laborer, r. Hayes, bet Pierce and Scott
Dunn John, liquor saloon, 841 Sacramento, and gro-
ceries and liquors, 718 Stockton
Dunn John, merchant, r. 424 Sansome
Dunn John, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.,r. 1110
Taylor
Dunn John, shoemaker, r. 116 Tenth
Dunn John, shoemaker, r. 268 Minna
Dunn John, shoemaker, r. 1143 Treat Av
Dunn John, teamster, r. N\V cor Bay and Powell
Dunn John A., trunkmaker, r. 7.50 Harrison
Dunn John B., shoemaker, 201 Fourth
Dunn John J., jailer County Jail, r. 312 Tehama
Dunn John J., patternmaker, 143-145 Fremont, r. 117
Franklin
Dunn John O., carpenter, r. 1411 Valencia
Dunn John P., r. 31 Clinton Park
Dunn John T., salesman A. Schilling & Co., r. 2924
Washington
Dnnn Joseph, porter Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 15 Ber-
nard
Dunn Julia, widow, r. 747 Brannan
Dunn Katie Miss, bookfolder, r. 132 Sixth
Dunn Katie E. Mi.ss, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. 12;^ California Av
Dunn Lawrence, laborer, r. 29 Clara
Dunn Lawrence, machinist, r. 9 Bagley PI
Dunn L. B., laborer, r. 434 Tehama
Dunn Louisa, domestic '.tK; Sutter
Dunn Luke, with Samuel S. Sample, r. 319 Bush
Dunn Maggie Miss, shoefitter, r. E s Church, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Dunn Mandeville, teamster, r. S B Twentieth Av, bet
J and K, South S. F.
Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 151 Minna
Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 1112 Hampshire
Dunn Margaret Miss, cloakmaker Wurkheim & Co.,
125 Kearny
Dunn Margaret, widow, seamstress, r. 1065 Howard
Dunn Maria Mrs., housekeeper, r. 370 Clementina
Dunn Martin, blacksmith, r. 489 Brannan
Dunn Mary, widow, r. 312 '^ Tehama
Dunn Mary, widow, r. 611 Powell
Dunn Mary, domestic 916 Sutter
Dunn Mary A., widow, dressmaker, r. 21 Garden
Diinn Mary E., widow, book canvasser, r. 525 J^ Stev-
enson
Dunn Matthew, hackman, r. 1046 Folsom
Dunn Michael, laborer, r. 139 Shipley
Dunn Michael, laborer, r. S s Lombard, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Dunn Michael, machinist, r. 56 Minna
Dunn Michael G., machinist, r. 20 Welsh
Dunn Michael J., bartender, r. 55 Natoma
Dunn Michael T., engineer P. C. SS. Salinas, r. 13
Clinton
Dunn Patrick, expressman, NW cor Pine and San-
some, r. 756 Folsom
Dunn Patrick, laundryman, r. 611 Powell
Dunn Patrick, liquor saloon, 141 Second, r. 26 Na-
toma
Dunn Patrick F., safemaker, r. 25 Hyde
Dunn Thomas, laborer, r. 489 Brannan
Dunn Thomas, laborer, r. Clifton House
Dunn Thomas, oysterman, r. 1303 J^ Polk
Dunn Thomas, shipcarpent«r, r. 748 Howard
Dunn Thomas D., watchman, r. 16 Dupont
Dunn Thomas F., painter, r. 151 Minna
Dunn Timothy, laborer, r. 37 Louisa
Dunn William (Keany & Dunn) r. 151 Minna
Dunn William, laborer, r. 952 f^ Howard
Dunn William H., driver City RR., r. 178J4 Four-
teenth
Dunn William H., grainer, r. 25 Hyde
Dunn William H., receiver California St. RR., r. 1024
Hyde
Dunn William J., pliimber, r. 37 Louisa
Dunn William R., buyer Ichi Ban, r. 120 Guerrero
Dunn & Blucher (James Dunn and George Blucher)
wood and coal, hay and grain, SW cor Pacific and
Powell, and NW cor Fillmore and Lombard
Dunne Andrew, teamster, r. 1149 Harrison
Dunne Daniel W., salesman Keane Bros.,r. 21 Garden
Dunne Dennis J., laborer, r. 318 Eighteenth
Dunne Edward, salesman Nolan Bros., r. 536 Minna
Dunne Elizabeth, widow, r. 1301 Pacirfb
Dunne Frank, with Charles Claflfey, r. 14 Natoma
Dunne Frank H., clerk Henry C. Hyde, r. 1423 Hyde
Dunne George, shoemaker, 802 Montgomery
Dunne James, blacksmith, 145 Valencia, r. 204 Va-
lencia
Dunne James, shoemaker, r. S s Treat Av, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Dunne James F. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.) r. San
Felipe, Cal.
Dunne James P., bartender, r. 1423 Hyde
Dunne John, wood carver, r. 777 Market
Dunne Joseph J., clerk Joseph M. Nougues, r. 2020
Franklin
Dimne Joseph T., mattressmaker, r. 1720 Mission
Dunne Margaret, widow, r. 2020 Franklin
Dunne Mary A., widow, r. 1720 Mission
Dunne Michael, boilermaker, r. 566 Howard
Dunne Michael J., shoemaker, r. S s Treat Av, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Dunne Mauri ce| Waters & Dunne) r. NE cor Eighteenth
and Jessie
Dunne Owen, liquor saloon, 309 Third, r. 757 Howard
Dunne Peter P., attorney at law, r. 2020 Franklin
Dunne Thomas E., porter Yates & Co., r. 2105 Jones
Dunne William A., expressman, cor California and
Market, r. W s Castro, bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth
Dunne William M., carpenter, r. 1720 Mission
83^ Dunne. See Dun and Dunn
Dunnigan David, laborer, r. 554 Folsom
Dunnlgan Elizabeth Mrs., r. 6}^ Sherwood PI
Dunnigan Frank, conductopr Market St. RR., r. 629
Valencia
Dunnigan Henry, laborer, r. 24 Freelon
Dunnigan John H., laborer, r. 24 Freelon
Dunnigan Michael, marble polisher, r. 231 Langton
Dunnigan Patrick (Dunnigafl & O'Dea) r. 1315 Jack-
son
Dunnigan Patrick, teamster, r. 903 Battery
WINDOW SHADES r/K?fi MLi" G. W. Clarl & Co., 645 Wet St.
23
IlINCKliKY, ^S1•IKK•>►
& HAXKAi, Fl'Jt.TON IRO^T IVORKS, 21» Fremont Ntreot,
]fSanuJ'»rturers of lEOlKTINU fVOBKK, CAUEN, ISUCKICTM and CARS.
DUN
362
DUR
Dunnigaa Patrick, trackman N. B. aud M. RE., r. 21
Freeloii
Dunnigan Thomas, r. 231 Laugton
Punnigan Thomas, teamster, r.W s Georgia, bet Sier-
ra and Shasta
Dunnigan W. G., salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
64l Market
Dunnigan & O'Dea (Patrick Dunnigan and Martin
O'Dea) hoi-seshoers, 12G Geary
BST Dunnigan See Dunican and Dunigan
Dunning David C. , r. 486 Jackson
Dunning Edward, boilermaker, r. 521 Howard
Dunning (ieorge F., r. Palace Hotel
Dunning James, laborer, r. 107 Dore
Dunning James A., butcher, r. 231 Perry
Dunning Michnel, blacksmith, r. 057 Howard
Dunning Ora Miss, collector C. W. Nevin & Co., r.
KiOS Jackson
Dunning Terrence, laborer, r. 3 Harrison Av
Dunning Thomas, groceries and liquors, 253 Clara
Dunning Thomas, laborer, r. 231 Perry
Dunny Laurens P., r. 246 Fourth
Duuphy Edward, contractor, r. 1006 Bryant
Dunphy Frank C, clerk Edwards, Pickens & Fulton,
r. 1413 Mission
Dunphy H., laborer American Sugar Befinery
Dunphy James C, with William Dunphy & Co., r.
2234 Broailway
Dunphy John, longshoreman, r. 38 Natoma
Dunphy John E., engineer, r. 1006 Bryant
Dunphy John M., laborer, r. 765 J^ Bryant
Dunphy Joseph, clerk Zimmermann, Strouse & Co., r.
1006 Bryant
Duuphy Luke, tailor, 2012 Polk
Dunphy Mary Mrs., fancy goods, 765J<j Bryant
Dunphy Samuel, teamster, r. 338 Bryant
Dunphy Thomas J., signpainter, r. 1413 Minna
Dunphy Thomas N. (T. N. Dunphy & Co.) r. 1115
Leavenworth
Dunphy T. N. .t Co. (Thomas N. Dunphy) billposters,
506 Commercial
Dunphy William (William Dunphy & Co.) r. Ill Mason
Dnnpliy William <Sc Co. (William Dunphy)
* wholesale butchers and cattle dealers, office 504
Kearny, slaughterhouse cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
Dunsford John, carpenter, r. 628 Brannan
Dunshee Cornelius E., carpenter and contractor, r. Ss
Fifteenth av, Det P and Q, South S. F.
Dunshee Edga#, woodturner, r. S s Fifteenth Av, bet
P and Q, South S. F.
Dunsing Frederick W., machinist, r. 3011 Mission
Dunsing Louis, upholsterer, r. 18 First
Dunsmuir Alexander (Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.) r.
418 Jones
Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co. (Robert Dunsmuir,
Wadham N. Diggle and Alexander Dunsmuir)
proptrs Wellington Colliery, office 620 East
Dunsmuir Robert (Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.) r. De-
parture Bay, B. C.
Dunstall James, with Henry Monsees, r. 758 Bryant
Dunster John H., carpenter, r. 442M Clara
Dunston William, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Dunwald Charles F. , cigars and tobacco,1320 )^ Howard
Duuwell Clarence H., engineer, r. 70 Minna
Duuwell George W., foreman F. H. Cummings, r. 70
Minna
Dunworth Hannah Miss, seamstress, r. 19 Clinton
Dunworth Katheriue Miss, seamstress, r. 19 Clinton
Dunworth Peter, laborer P. M. S3. Co., and groceries
and liquors, 19 Clinton
Dunz Charles J., capitalist, r. 118 Eddy
Dunzweiler Jacob, bric-kmason, r. 716 Natoma
Duparr John A., hackman, r. 1228 Twenty-first
Duparr William P., shoemaker, r. 1228 Twenty-first
Duperu Numii, stock and bond broker, r. 508
Second
Duperu William A., machinist, r. 355 Clementina
Duplissea George, lumberman, r. 332}^ Bitch
Dupliza Antonio, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Dupont Eugetie, r. 621 Pacific
Dupont J. T., r. 233 Eleventh
Dupont Powder Co., John Skiuker agent, 115
Pine
Duprat Augustus, collector, r. 136 Ninth
Du Prat Joseph J., mininjf and milling, 419 California,
room 12, r. 136 Ninth
Duprat Louis, butcher, r. 12 Ji Moss
Duprey John, cook, r. 226 Minna
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Duprey Joseph, cook, 620 Folsom
8^" Duprey. See Deuprey and Dupre
Dupuy Eugene, physician, office aud r. 901 Sutter
Dupuy Francois, mnfr featliers, 436 Bush
Dupuy J. & Co. (Jean Dupuy and Jean Baron) black-
smiths and wagonmakers, 630 Broadway
Dupuy Jean (J. Dupuy & Co.) r. 630 Broadway
Dupuy Pierre, r. 922 Jackson
DuPy Ernest G., salesman Sevin Vincent & Co., r. 507
Chestnut
Du Py Gibeliu, physician, office and r. 507 Chestnut
Du Py Octave G., attorney at law, office 315 Cali-
fornia, room 18, r. 507 Chestnut
Duraiud Joseph G., student Hastings Law College, r.
2126 Bush
Duraiud Louisa, widow, dressmaker, r. 2126 Bush
Duraind Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 2126 Bush
Duraiud May Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 2120 Bush
Duran Cruz E., clerk S. A. Edgerly, 215 Montgomery
Av
Duran David, laborer, r. 75 Jessie
Duran Frank, assistant Sanitarium Baths, r. 1116
Kearny
Duran Susanna, widow, r. 1423 Mason
Durand , waiter, r. California Hotel
Duraud Adrien, interpreter and collector, 523 Kearny,
room 1, r. 1413 Dupont
Durand A. J., commission merchant, r. SE cor Filbert
and Mason
Durand Alphonse, clerk, r. 2 Scheerer PI
Durand Charles, translator Le Petit Journal, r. 210
Montgomery Av
Duraud Eugene, night watchman C. P. BE., r. 907
Folsom
Durand James, blacksmith's helper, r. 151 Natoma
Durand L. P., French Zouaves, 808 Pacific
Durand Rose, actress Tivoli Garden
Durant George H., r. 69 Everett
Durant Jean, pianomaker Sherman, Clay & Co., r. 1309
Kearny
Durant Louis P., tailor, r. 206 Fifth
65" Durant. See Duran and Durand
Duray Alfred, gymnast, r. Ahlborn House
Durazo Felicitas, widow, r. 828 Broadway
Durazo John, r. SE cor Sansome and Vallejo
Durbin Joseph C, sawfiler, 332 Spear
Durbize John, bartender, r. 1416 Powell
Durbro-»v Alfred K., mining secretary, 69 Nevada
Block, r. 1615 Washington
Durbrow Elbridge, exchange clerk Anglo-Callfornian
Bank, r. 1124 Bush
Durbrow^ George W. , manager Scofleld & Tevis,
120-122 Front, r. 1521 California
Durbrow Harry, cashier Hutchinson & Mann, r. 1124
Bush
Durbrow Joseph, office 414 Montgomery, r. 1124 Bush
Durden Flora Miss, r. 839 Post
Durden Henry S., r. 1407 Jackson
Durein Brothers (Charles J. and William) proptrs
Humboldt House, 1309 Stockton
Durein Charles J. (Durein Brothers) r. 1309 Stockton
Durein William (Durein Brothers) r. 1309 Stockton
Duren George, packer A. Schilling di Co., r. Nucleus
House
Duren George, wagonmaker, r. 515}^ Bush
Duren William H., r. Nucleus House
Duret Fannie Miss, laundress Thomas Boy & Co.
Durfey Edward, r. 537 Sacramento
Durgan John, cook, r. 605 Pine
Durham C, farmer, r. 424 Sansome
Durham C. F., r. 323 Fair Oaks
Durham Francis E., stevedore, r. 1420 Kearny
Durham James, porter C. P. BR., r. 2.52 Fourth
Durham Mary Mrs., janitress Union Primary School
Durham Pocahontas, widow, r. 1130 Pacific
Durham Wellington P., barber, r. 1130 Pacific
B^" Durham. See Derham
Durham Joseph, groceries and liquors, 143 Clara
Durie Robert H., clerk J. & P. N. Hanna, r. 546 Turi
During Frederick G., driver Theodore Schulte, r. 4
Valencia
Durls John, liquor saloon, 545 First
Durivage Joseph L., framemaker. r. 12 Ridley
Durkee John li.. Fire Marshal, office old City
Hall, third floor, room 18, r. 1310 Powell
Durkin , speculator, r. 515 Pine
Durkin Andrew J., spinner, r. NW cor Van Ness Av
and Francisco
Durkin Edward, boilermaker, r. 1229 Folsom
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St.
i MACDONOUGH C^MBERIiAND, liKHIGH ANI> ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Durhin Edward, real estate agent, 306 Montgomery, r.
700 Sutter
Durkin Edward W., clerk A..L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1229
Folsom
Durkin James, hostler Central RR., r. 122(;M Folsom
Durkin James F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1229
Folsom
Durkin John, r. 1229 Folsom
Durkin John M., clerk, r. American Exchange Hotel
Durkin Margaret, widow, r. NW cor Van Ness Av and
Francisco
Durkin Mary, domestic 136 Ellis
Durkin Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Durkin Patrick, real estate agent, 30(i Montgomery, r.
1229 Folsom
Durnan Edgar, porter N. Grange, r. 850 Market
Durney Joseph, bookkeeper A. Dusk & Co., r. 1313 De-
visadero
Dumey Margaret E., widow, r. 2228 Geary
Durney Michael J., clerk A. Lusk & Co., r. 1313 Devis-
adero
Durney Paul, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1313 De-
visadero
Durnin Ellen, widow, r. 141 Natoma
Dumin Henry, laborer, r. 1.52 Clara, rear
Durnin Patrick, carpenter, r. 554 Stevenson
Darning Charles A., machinist, r. 540 Bush
Darning George Y., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Alameda
Darning Rose Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 540
Bush
Darning Thomas A., compositor Evening Post, r. Oak-
laud
Durnstein Lauron, teacher masic, r. 11 Kearny
Du Rose Charles H., clerk, r. 1402 Hyde
DiiRo.se Francis F., bed comforter manufacturer,
' 29 Second, r. 1402 Hyde
Du Rose Robert W., clerk A. F. Downing & Son, r.
1402 Hyde
Durot Amand, engineer, r. 420 Geary
Durot Aunette Mme., dressmaker, r. 420 Geary
Durphy William, engineer C. P. BR., r. 14.'J4 California
Durr Charles, commission merchant, 425 Clay, r. 7
Card Alley
Durr Eugene, drayman, r. 1205 Stockton
Durr John, clerk, r. 110 Ridley
Darrant William A., shoemaker, r. 305 Fell
Durrego Guerima, widow, r. 1517 Mason
Durroax Joseph, liquor saloon, 1321 Dupont, r. 416
Green
Durschke Joseph, engineer, r. 3045 Sixteenth
Durschke Martin, tinsmith, r. 3045 Sixteenth
Dary John B., porter F. Daneri & Co., r. Oakland
Duryeas' Glen Cove Starcli, Henry C. Egerton
agent, 109 California, room 7
Duryee William H., silversmith, r. 433 Jessie
Dusenberry Charles E., asphaltum roofer, r. 1323 Sac-
ramento
Dusenbery Alfred, pressman, r. 2207 Larkin
Dasenbery Esoer, insurance broker, 109 Baftery, r.606
Geary
Dusenbery Lewis, merchant (Pendleton. Or.) office
109 Battery, r. 511 Eddy
Dusenbery Nathan, r. 627 Geary
Dasom Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 281 Minna
Da Souchet H. A., operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 423 OTarrell
Dasseltlorfer Marine Insurance Co. of Dns-
seldorf. Harry W. Syz agent, 420-422 California
Dusserre Joseph, laborer, r. 8 Maiden Lane
Dus.sol Gustave, office .522 Montgomery
DuHter Kate, fruits, 208 Broadway
Dustiu Jennie Mrs., hairdresser, r. 807 Jackson
Dustin Thomas, gents' nurse, r. 807 Jackson
Dutard Byppulite, produce commission mer-
chant, 215-21it Clay, r. Occidental Hotel
Dutard Lydia, widow, r. 185 Sixteenth
Dutch WiUiuni, dentist, 26 Montgomery, r. 427
Sutter
Datertie Loul.s, real estate, r. 8W cor Potrero Av and
El Dorado
Dutra Francis J., conductor California St. RR., r.
1410 Pine
Datraux Frederick, r. 1415 California
Dutrey Jean M., cutler, r. 605 Broadway
Diittle Otto, bartender, r. 625 Clay
■Dutton Frank G., driver N. Gray & Co., r. 20 Prospect
PI
Dutton George W., with Henry Dutton Jr., r. 733
Bush
Dutton Henry Jr., hay and grain, Pier 7 Steuart, r.
1732 Pacific Av
Dutton James H., carpenter, r. 516 Hickory Av
Dutton John L., carpenter, r. 440 Jessie
Dutton Joseph, carpenter, r. 516 Hickory Av
Dutton Samuel E. (Dutton & Partridge) r. 2510 Clay
Dutton Thomas, painter, r. 441 Jessie
Dutton Warren, capitalist, r. 1328 California
Dutton 'William J., secretary Firemans Fund
Insurance Co., office 401 California, r. NW corCal-
iforuia and Devisadero
Dutton <& Partridge (Samuel E. Dutton and
Jobn Partridge) manufacturing, importing and
jobbing stationer.s, 306 California
Duty William Pitt, cashier Scofield & Tevis, 120-122
Front
Duval Eli, blacksmith, r. E s Tennessee, nr Butte
Duval Frederic.v, blacksmith, r. 337 Twenty-seventh
Duval George L. (J. W. Grace & Co.) and acting Con-
sul Uruguay, office 40 California, r. 501 Geary
Duval Louis, actor, r. 1818 Hyde
Duval Sarah, widow, r. 337 Twenty-seventh
Du Val William S., mining and ci^^l engineer, r. 809
Mason
Daveneck Charles B., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Seventeenth and Eureka
Duveneck Charles H., clerk Charles B. Duveneck, r.
S s Seventeenth, nr Eureka
Duveneck Henry, compositor, r. cor Seventeenth and
Eureka
Duveneck Hugo, clerk Thannhauser & Co., r. 828
Geary
Diiwer William, waiter Winter Garden, r. 553}^ Stev-
enson
Dwar John, r. 77 Fourth
Dwar Sarah Mrs., seamtress, r. 77 Fourth
Dwelle Consolidated' Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) J. M. Brazell secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 3
Dwelle James H., sewing machines, 507 Stevenson, r.
10 Moss
D>vellinjf House ITuderwriters (fire of New
York) Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322-324 CaU-
foruia, and 302-304 Sansome
Dwelly Daniel W., r. 60 Third
Dwight Frank, clerk Methodist Book Depository, r.
627 Jessie
Dwight George G., millwright, r. 627 Jessie
Dwight George L., millwright, r. 627 Jessie
Dwight John M. , miner, r. 1 Howard Court
Dwight Lorenzo, foreman New York Dairy, r. Old San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Dwiu Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 322 Minna
Dwln Maria Miss, dressmaker, r. 322 Minna
Dwinelle Jesse J., carriage painter, r. 22 Anna
Dwinelle John W. Mrs, widow, r. 438 Second
Dwinelle Samuel H. (McClure k Dwinelle) attorney
at law, 526 Montgomery, r. 542 Turk
Dworzazek Eva, widow, r. 1527 Clay, rear
Dwyer Ann, widow, r. 1245 Mission
Dwyer Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 1245 Mission
Dwyer Annie M. Miss, assistant 'Valencia St. Primary
School, r. 1016 Capp
Dwyer Anthony, carpenter, r. 1208 York
Dwyer Bridget, domestic 1417 California
Dwyer CathiTine Mrs., cloak designer and cutter
Keane Bros., r. 10 Carlos PI
Dwyer Cornelius, laborer, r. 307 Main
Dwyer Edward, nphol.sterer, r. 670 Harrison
Dwyer Edward, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Dvryer Edward B., stair builder, r. 44 Clementina
Dwyer Edward H., r. 44 Third
Dwyer George, laborer, r. 8>ii Decatur
Dwyer George Jr., laborer, r. 8Ji Decatur
Dwyer George R., groceries and liquors, SW cor Du-
pont and Bay, r. 3 Bay
Dwyer Helen, widow, r. 110 William
Dwyer J., r. 1020 Capp
Dwyer James, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
Dwyer James, principal Laguua Honda School, r. 1303
Golden Gate Av
Dwyer James, waiter, r. 372 Clementina
Dwyer James P. D., clerk E. F. Pnston, r. W s Mis-
sion, bet Seneca and Niagara Avs
Dwyer James R. (Dwyer, Skaife & Robinson) r. 929
Golden Gat.- Av
Dwyer Jeremiah, laborer, r. 307 Bitch
Dwyer Jeremiah, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1016
Capp
f ALM, MAPLE, CHERRY
JOHN WICrVIORE, Office 133 Spear St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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Dwyer Jeremiah M., policeman, r. 106 Twelfth
Dwyer John, boarding, 3 Broadway
Dwyer John, carpenter, r. 250 Fourth
Dwyer John, carpenter, r. Fifteenth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Dwyer John, driver Omnibus RR., r. 251 Clementina
Dwyer John, driver, r. 741 M Tehama
Dwyer John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Nine-
teenth and Howard
Dwyer John, hostler, r. 1515 California
Dwyer John, longshoreman, r. W s Sanchez, bet Val-
ley and Twenty-ninth
Dwyer John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Dwyer John, welldigger, r. Palmer, bet Thirtieth and
Thirty-first
Dwyer John P., card writer, and stationery, Palace
Hotel, r. 619 Mission
Dwyer Joseph, physician, office 219 Pacific, r. lb Jes-
sie, rear
Dwyer Julia Mrs., r. 44 Third
Dwyer Kate, widow, r. 1753 Howard
Dwyer Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 18 Jessie, rear
Dwyer Lawrence, painter, r. 1020 Alabama
Dwyer Lawrence J., painter, r. 1020 Alabama
Dwyer Margaret Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 1503 Golden Gate Av
Dwyer Martin S., clerk Bell & Co., r. 10 Carlos PI
Dwyer Mary, domestic 022 Sutter
Dwyer Mary, groceries and liquors, 1122 Harrison
Dwyer Michael, coal passer O. R. and N. SS. Oregon,
r. 215 Greenwich
Dwyer Michael, liquor saloon, 68 First
Dwyer Michael W.. fruit and produce, 2947 Sixteenth
Dwyer Nellie, domestic SE cor Bush and Leaven-
worth
Dwyer Patrick, laborer, r. 120 }<J Townsend
Dwyer Patrick A., porter, r. 2 Russell
Dwyer Patrick J., policeman, r. 1710M Stevenson
Dwyer, Skalfe & Robertson (J. R. Dwyer,
Alfred Skaife and H. Robertson) wholesale
cigars and tobacoo, NE cor Sacramento and San-
some
Dwyer Thomas, farmer, r. W s Mission, bet Seneca
and Niagara Avs
Dwyer Thomas, finisher, r. N s North Point, bet Lar-
kin and Polk
Dwyer Thomas O., sign painter Jabez 8. Swan, r. 670
Harrison
Dwyer Timothy, laborer, r. 670 Harrison
Dwyer Timothy, painter and whitener, r. lOSLangton
Dwyer William, laborer, r. SW cor Larkin and Fran-
cisco
Dwyer William, miner, r. 1423^ Freelon
Dwyer William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dwyer William H., salesman H. B. Hixson & Co., r.
8>^ Decatur
Dwyer William L., harnessmaker, r. Adams House
Dwyer William T., laborer, r. 140ii Freelon
Dyack William, Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear
Dyar John, miner, r. 1111 Filbert
Dyberg Alfred V., sailmaker, r. 857 3<j Harrison, rear
Dye Elam, machinist, r. E s California Av, bet Precita
Av and Twenty-eighth
Dye William M., insurance agent, office 422 Califor-
nia, r. 1418 California
Dye William P., copyholder A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1418 California
Dyer Aaron G., patternmaker, r. 221 Pacific
Dyer Alice B., widow, r. 1006 Post
Dyer Ann, widow, seamstress, r. 211 Hermann
Dyer Barlow, bohd clerk Custom House, r. 1616 Leav-
enworth
Dyer Benjamin, clerk William Rudolph, r. Arion
House
Dyer C, ship carpenter, r. 813 Howard
Dyer Charles M., tinsmith, r. 339 Sixth
Dyer Clarence E., compositor, r. 25 Oak
Dyer Eniersou, engineer, r. 233 Sixteenth, bet How-
ard and Mission
Dyer Geoige H., r. 1520 Ellis
Dyer Hugh C, plasterer, r. 1318 Dupont
Dyer J., r. 1024 Larkin
Dyer James A., carpenter, r. 1402 }<; Folsom
Dyer James B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
129 Freelon
Dyer James J., dentist, office 37 Post, r. 235 Oak
Dyer James N., miner, r. 421 Braunan
Dyer James S., contractor, 528 California, room 6,
r. 1745 Union
Dyer John, machinist, r. 675 Mission
Dyer John B., carpenter, r. 5 Bartol
Dyer Joseph B., clerk Kenny & Dyer, r. Oakland
Dyer Joseph P. (Kenny & Dyer) r. Oakland
Dyer Kate J. Mrs., telegraph operator Goodall, Per-
kins & Co., r. 510 Twenty-sixth
Dyer Manly, tinsmith, 749 Mission, r. 339 Sixth
Dyer Margaret Mrs., dressmaking and dairy, S s Four-
teenth, nr Guerrero
Dyer Michael, laborer, r. 149 Valencia
Dyer Michael, laborer, r. W s Folsom, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Dyer Peter, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Dyer P. M., r. Columbia Hotel
Dyer Richard, bagmaker, r. 26 Minna
Dyer Richard, Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 121
Eddy
Dyer Richard William, blacksmith, r. 1520 Ellis
Dyer Rudolph C, shoemaker, r. 211 Hermann
Dyer S. M., r. 1062 Howard
Dyer Sophia Mrs., r. 1520 Ellis
Dyer Thomas, assistant engineer SS. Mexico, r. 54 Sac-
ramento
Dyer William C. , cooper. 1017 Battery, r. 3 Bartol
Dyert P., speculator, r. 311 Sutter
Dyes James, Longshoremen s Ben. Assn, 737 Mis-
sion
Dygert Andrew J., bookbinder, r. 631 Green
Dygert Andrew J. Jr., bookbinder, r. 631 Green
Dygert Frank H., varnisher, r. 631 Green
Dyke Reuben, barber, r. 1223 Taylor
Dyke William M., r. 714 Ji Natoma
Dykeman John J., machinist William Deacon, r. 807
Mason
Dykeman Owen, engineer, r. 807 Mason
Dykes Robert, compositor, r. 2409 Clay
Dyreborg Rasmus H., sea'man, r. 30 Clay
Dyson James, glasscutter, r. 10 J^ Louisa
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Eade George C, teamster, r. 426 Powell
Eade John, teamster, r. 2011 Dupont
Eade Sarah, widow, r. 2011 Dupont
Eades Robert R., r. 507 Bush
Eadie James, engineer, r. E s Washington Av, nr
Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Eadon Edward H., clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland
Eadou Moses, buyer M. C. Hawley & Co., r. Oakland
Eadon William, ui^holsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. Oakland
Eadou William H., clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland
8t^ Eadon. See Eaton and Eden
Eads John, steward, 835 California
Eagan Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 7 Montgomery PI
Eagan Catherine, widow, r. 118 Ivy Av
Eagan Charles, butcher, r. 1813 Sutter
Eagan David F., i^lumber, r. 118 Ivy Av
Eagan Edward J., watchman, r. 108 Tehama, rear
Eagan F. D. Mrs., r. 218 Stockton
Eagan Frederick, pressman, r. 7 Montgomery PI
Eagan Hannah, widow, r. 435 J^ Hayes
Eagan Henry, clerk Redington & Co., r. 5 Montgomery
PI
Eagan H. M. Miss, teacher, r. 1013 Scott
Eagan James, bricklayer, r. 449 Minna
Eagan James, cook, r. N s Courtlaud Av, bet Cali-
fornia Av and Prospect PI, B. H.
Eagan James, engineer S. F. Laundry, r. S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiuer
Eagan Jamos, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 108
Tehama, rear
Eagan James Jr, distributor S. F. Laundry, r. S s
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Eagan James E., clerk Michael L. Hogan, r. 219
Eleventh
Eagan James S., r. 104 Taylor
Eagan Johanna, widow, r. 7 Montgomery PI
Eagan John, bootblack, r. 546 Mission, rear
Eagan John, laborer, r. 28 Mary
Eagan John, liquor saloon, NW cor Harrison Av and
Seventh
Eagan John, pantryman, r. 209 Minna
Eagan John J., bootblack, NE cor Mission and New
Montgomery, r. N s Jessie, bet First and Second
Eagan John P., clerk, r. 435 J4 Hayes
Eagan Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 251 Ji Clara
Eagan M., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Eagan Margaret Mrs., r. 108 Tehama, rear
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to Bravermnn A I^evy
119 MONTGOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
IVAMHINO CAI.L.FI> FOR AND »El,IVKRKI>.
OFFIC'K, 64H 9IAKHFT STRKET.
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Eagan Michael, r. 510 Golden Gate Av
Eagan Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Eagan Michael, laborer, r. 74 Clementina
Eagan Michael, teamster, r. 30 Clay
Eagau M. J. Miss, teacher music, r. 1013 Scott
Eagan Patrick, r. 43(i Jessie
Eagan Patrick, gardener, r. Clifton House
Eagan Patrick, laborer, r. 19 Baldwin Court
Eagau Patrick, stonemason, r. 1000 McAllister
Eagan Richard J. (R. J. Eagan & Co.) r. 2ri Second Av
Eagan T., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Eagan Thomas, bootcrimper, r. 12 Ridley
Eagan Thomas, laborer, r. 144 Langton
Eagan Thomas, plumber, r. 743 Tehama
Eagan Thomas, tinsmith, r. 743 Tehama
Eagan Thomas, with S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 251 Te-
hama
Eagan William, shoeciitter, r. 2 Leroy PI
B^" Eagan. See Egan
Eager Walter H., pressman, r. 331 Union
Eager Walter T., compositor, r. .520 Bush
Eager William T. B., pressman, r. 1527 Golden Gate
Av
IK?" Eager. See Eger
Eagle Block, NW cor Pine and Davis
Eagle Brass and Bell Foundry and Finishing Works,
Morris Greenberg proptr, 205 Fremont
Ea^le Coffee, Spice, Drug' and Mustard
Mills, Charles Fett proptr, 8-10 Stevenson
Eagle Copper and Silver Mining Co., office 310 Pine,
room 40
Eagle Cracker Bakery, George MuUer proptr, SW cor
Eleventh and Mission
Eagle Edward, machinist, r. 835 Mission
Eagle Exchange Saloon, Michael Kilday proptr,
100 Second
Eagle Fuse Co., John Ski nker agent, 115 Pine
Eagle John, carloader C. P. RK., r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Eagle King Mining and Water Co. (El Dorado Co.) W.
A. Beal secretary, 214 Sansome
Eagle Paper Mills, S. P. Taylor & Co. agents, 416
Clay
Eagle Soap Co., office 208 Davis
Eagle Warehouse, N. R. Lowell proptr, 17-19 Davis
Eagle Wine Vaults^ B. Dreyfus & Co. proprie-
tors, 630-G42 Brannan
Eagles John (Eagles & Wild) r. 838 Mission
Eagles William C, carpenter, r. 1214 Mission
Eagles & Wild (John Eagles and Thomas Wild) liquor
saloon, 602 Mission
Eagleson Frank E., clerk Eagleson & Co., r. 317 Stock-
ton
Eagleson John G. (Eagleson & Co.) and salesman
Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 317 Stockton
Eagleson Robert (Eagleson & Co.) r. 317 Stockton
Eagleson William E., clerk Jacob Unna, r. Oakland
Eagleson & Co. (John G. and Robert Eagleson)
importers and mnfrs men's furnishing goods and
shirts, 585 Market, retail 4-6 Kearnj*
l^" Eagleson. See Eggleston
Eagleton Charles C, foreman wire mill A. S. Hallidie,
r. 1007 Vallejo
Eakin Chandler P., captain First Artillery, U. S. A.,
commanding Battery F, Fort Point
Eakin W, A., deputy License Collector, r. 326 Jessie
Eames Edward, salesman, r. 636 Commercial
Fames Henry H., mining engineer, 94 Montgomery
Block, r. 2409 Jackson
Eames James H., draftsman W. F. Smith, r. 2409 Jack-
son
Eames Louisa Miss, housekeeper 510 Jones, rear
Eames Manly, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Valencia
and Twenty-fifth
Eames Roscoe, salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r. Oak-
land
Earhardt Charles, tinsmith, r. 609 Natoma
Earl Daniel W. (D. W. Earl & Co.) r. 2297 Sacramento
Earl David, salesman Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r. 44
Third
Earl D. W. iSc Co. (Daniel W. Earl and Sisson,
Crocker & Co.) forwarding and commission mer-
chants, 226 California
Earl Ed^vin T., fruit picker (Sacramento and
San Jose) office 36 California, r.^akland
Earl Frank M., groceries and liquors, SE cot Mason
and Eddy
Earl George J., carpenter Pac. Iron Works, r. 20 Elgin
Park
Earl Guy C. (J. Earl & Son) r. Oakland
Earl H. A., salesman, r. 318 Stockton
Earl J. (J. Earl & Son) r. Oakland
EarU. &Son(J.anrl Guy C.)manufacturer6' agents
and commission merchants, 36 California
Earl James C, briokmason, r. 411 Jones
Earl John, waiter, r. 12 Tehama PI
EarUohnO., mining, office 401 California, room
2, r. 1352 Post
Earl Michael K., bakery. 1128 Folsom
Earl Mollie Miss, domestic 1617 Clay
Earl Thomas J., barber, 145 Ninth
Earl William, clerk Frank M. Earl, r. SE cor Eddy
and Mason
Earlandson Ernest A., general business agent, r. 607
Sansome
Earle Charles, r. SW cor Union and Steiner
Earle Clara B. Miss, assistant Grant Primary School,
r. 2218 Jackson
Earle Frederick W., clerk Maine Lodging House, r. 614
Kearny
Earle George Mrs., widow, r. 2421 Buchanan
Earle George F., clerk Redington & Co., r. 2218 Jack-
son
Earle H., r. The Baldwin
Earle Henry G., shoemaker, r. 716 Buchanan
Earle Henry H., clerk Redington & Co., r. 2222 Jack-
son
Earle John B., receiving teller Acglo-Californian
Bank, r. Oakland
Earle John H., fireman U. S. Mint, r. Alameda
Earle R. T. Mrs., r. 317 Eddy
Earle Slade A. (Earle & Co.) r. 524 Oak
Earle Slade A. Jr. , r. 524 Oak
Earle Susie H. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 2421 Buchanan
Earle & Co. (Slade A. Earle, Arthur W. Bogart and
Charles H. Sawyer) mnfrs boots and shoes, 765
Mission
fii^Earle. See Earl and Earll
Earley Thomas, laborer, r. 3102 Sixteenth
Earlingson Eleanor, widow, r. 104 Ridley
Earll A. R., law student R. P. & H. N. Clement, r.
Oakland
B®"Earll. See Earl and Earle
Early Annie, domestic 513 O'Farrell
Early Bernard (O'Reilly & Early) r. 3205^ Fifth
Early James, ironmolder, r. 8 Minna
Early James E., laborer, r. 128 Clinton
Early P. H., polisher Kohler & Chase, r. Oakland
Earnest James, laborer, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Earnest James, laborer, r. 580 Brannan
Earnest J. E., miner, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Earnest J. T. (Earnest, Wall & Co.) r. Oakland
Earnest, Wall &'Co. (J. T. Earnest and Jesse S. Wall)
grain brokers and commission merchants, 30!2
Davis
8£?"Earnest. See Ernest and Ernst
Earnehaw Walker, woolsorter Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
Eary William B., wlndowshade painter, r. 1037 Market
Easley Benjamin, porter George A. Davis
Eason Will. L., editor Coast Review, r. Oakland
East Mount Diablo Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.)
George W. Fisher secretary, 324 Pine
East Noonday Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Mono Co.,
Cal.) C. Van Dyck Hubbard secretary. 310 Pine,
room 11
East St. Wharf, East from Market to Folsom
East W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Easter John, peddler, r. N s Burrows, bet Dartmouth
andBowdoin, U. M. T.
Easterby Frank, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue Office,
r. 1111 Clay
Easterby Rancho Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.) M.
Theodore Kearney manager, 22 Montgomery
Easterby Leonard, laborer, r. N s Chestnut, bet Brod-
erick and Baker
Eastern Quicksilver Co. (Lake Co., Cal.) F.A.Berlin
secretary, 42ii Montgomery, rooms 29-30
Easting Alice Miss, glovemaker, r. 218 Ritch
Easting Bartholomew, blacksmith, r. 218 Ritch
Easting Clarence, signpaiuter, r. 218 Ritch
Ea.'ftin^,' James M., blacksmith,- r. 218 Ritch
Easthiud Alfred T., secretary Stockton Gas Co., r. Oak-
land
Eastland Andrew J., bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly &
('o.,r. Oakland
Eastland Charles, liquor saloon, SW cor Third and
Berry
Eastland Josepli G., office 604 Commercial, r.
835 California
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HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
FiriiTON IHoN >V4»RKS, 213 Freniofit Ktreer.
Aranufacturers of Ktig:»r Mills, Vacanm Psna, Etc.
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Eastland Samuel, butler, 1013 Pine
Eastman C. F., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
Oakland
Eastman Charles H., bookkeeper Frank Eastman &
Co., r. Oakland
Eastman Cyrus A., master mafifiner, r. 2 Ewer PI
Eastman Edward H., r. 528 Pine
Eastman Emily R., artist, studio and r. 11 Kearny
Eastman Frank (Frank Eastman & Co.) r. Oakland
Eastman Frank & Co. (Frank Eastman and
Michael Shannon) proprietors Franklin Book and
Job Printing Office, 509 Clay
Eastman George, second mate bktn Tarn O'Shauter,
r. 26Steuart
Eastman George S., policeman, r. Tennessee St. Potre-
ro Police Station
Eastman George W., janitor Mercantile Library, r. 216
Bush
Eastman Gilman L., photographer, W b Fifth, bet
Mission and Minna
Eastman Harrison, artist, r. 1123 Clay
Eastman Henry C, teacher elocution, r. 636 Post
Eastman Julien, salesman George Loomis, r. 1123 Clay
Eastman L. R., r. 2 Ewer PI
Eastman Thomas S., carriage repository, and agent
Abbot Downing Co., 40-46 New Montgomery, r.
704 Stockton
Eastman Webster, carpenter, r. 1309 Stockton
Eastman William H., compositor Frank Eastman &
Co., r. 20 Prospect PI
Easton Addie, widow, r. SW cor Pine and Leaven-
worth
Easton David N.. clerk Easton & Eldridgc, r. SE cor
Bartlett and Twenty-sixth
Easton George (Jacobs & Easton) r. 2422 Mission
Easton House, John Smith proptr, 409 Drumm
Easton James W., clerk Travelers' Insurance Co., r.
109 Fell
Easton John, r. 109 Fell
Easton Lizzie B. Miss, teacher, r. Florence House
Easton Oliver W. Mrs., widow, r. Florence House
Easton Wendell (Easton & Eldridge) r. The Beres-
ford
EASTON & ELDRIDGE (wen-
dell ICastou and J. O. E)ldridg-e) real
estate agents and auctioneers, 33
Montgroniery
Eastwood Henry, dairy Ocean View Station
Eastwood Richard, longshoreman, r. SE cor Howard
and Steuart
Eaton Alfred J. (1. F. Eaton & Son) r. 1716 Stevenson
Eaton Amasa, secretary Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., 147-149
New Montgomery, r. San Jose
Eaton Charles H., , lumber surveyor, 22 California,
room 4, r. Oakland
EATON CHARLES S. agent
Hazelton Brothers Pianos, G47 Market,
r. 1306 Mason
Eaton Charles W., tinsmith, r. 226 Stockton
Eaton Cornelius J., mining, r. 115 Ridley
Eaton Edward B., physician and surgeon, offtce and
r. 940 Howard
Eaton Edwin R., policeman, r. 1811 Dupont
Eaton E. W., r. 405 Turk
Eaton Frank E., conductor S. P. RR., r. 1517 Hyde
Eaton Frank G., selector Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.,
r. 1.502 Mission
Eaton Fred. S.. r. 1406 Clay
Eaton Fred. W. (Miller & Eaton) 320 Sansome, room
11, r. Palace Hotel
Eaton F. S. Mrs., hairworker, r. 1406 Clay
Eaton George B., compositor, r. 815 Stockton
Eaton George W., watchman, r. 233 Sixteenth, bet
Howard and Mission
Eaton Henry B., shipjoiner, r. 307 Third
Eaton Isaac F. (I. F. Eaton & Sou) r. 1716 Stevenson
Eaton I. F. h Son (Isaac F. and Alfred J.) wholesale
wood. Third St. Wharf, and wood and coal, 717
Valencia, and 1710 Stevenson
Eaton James, r. 772 Folsom
Eaton James F., tinsmith, r. 715 Howard
Eaton James M., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 205 Montgomery Av
Eaton Lawrence, lumberman, r. .5093^ Howard
Eatun Lemuel P., clerk, r. 2219 Leavenworth
Eaton Noble H., bookkeeper S. F. Steamboat and
Transportation Co. , r. 1628 Clay
Eaton Robert S., farmer, r. 712 Shotwell
Eaton Thomas F., bartender Caleb Coatea, r. 1502 Mis-
sion
Eaton William, laborer, r. 16 Virginia
Eaton William, wbitener, r. 24 Oak Grove Av
Eaton William, wool grader, r. 613 Grove
Eaton William H., tinsmith, r. 1406 Clay
Eaton William L., operative melter and refiner's dept
TT. S. Mint, r. 613 Grove
K^Eaton. See Eadon and Eden
Eatwell Charles, hostler, r. 8.50 Howard
Eaveland G. F., r. 918 Bush
Eaves John, watchmaker George C. Shreve k Co.
Eayrs Harrison P. (Kohler & Eayrs) r. Oakland
Ebb Charles, teamster, r. 37 Clementina ,
Ebber Lizzie Mrs., barber, r. 275!-^ Minna
Ebbets Artliur M., proprietor Merchants' Coal
Yard, 109-115 Sacramento, r. 1405 Jones
Ebbingbausen Henry (Henry Ebbinghausen k
Co., and Ebbinghausen & Co.) and groceries and
liquors, SE cor Third and Howard, r.630 Shotwell
Ebbingbausen Henry Si Co. (Henry Ebbing-
hausen, H. Bohlmann and H. Lilienthal) grocer-
ies and liquors, NW cor Polk and Hayes
Ebbingbansen & Co. (H. Ebbinghausen and H.
Lilienthal) groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-
first and Mission
Ebeck Anna, widow, r. 6 Clara Lane
Ebeline George, tinroofer, r. 331 Jessie
Ebeling Charles W., barber, r. 11 Dikeman PI
Ebeling Christopher, bottler Spruance, Stanley &
Co., r. Alameda
Ebeling Theodore, machinist, r. ISNatoma
Ebeling William H., r. 1719 Post
B3"Ebeling. See Abeling
Eber Albert, drygoods, 102 Sixth, r. 15 Rubs
Eberall William T., r. 6 Polk Lane
Eberhardt Charles, baker International Hotel
Eberhardt Charles F., baker, r. E s Lincoln, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Eberhardt Christian, brewer, r. 1420 Pine
Eberhardt Ernest D., clerk Henry W. Helms, r. Arion
House
Eberhart Adolf, wine merchant, r. 1713 Mason
Eberhart Joseph, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, r. 81
Clementina
Eberhart Matthew, saloon, 39 Market, r. 81 Clemen-
tina
Eberhart Pauline, domestic 1615 Clay
Eberhart Sophia, widow, r. 736 Sixteenth, bet Howard
and Folsom
Eberhartinger Hermann, cakemaker Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. 148 Natoma
Eberle Anton, confectioner, r. 170 Perry
Eberle A. W., oiler O. R.. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 227
O'Farrell
Eberle Benedict, laborer, r. 430 Stevenson
Eberle Eliza, widow, r. 509 Leavenworth
Eberle Joseph, shoemaker, r.W s San Bruno Road, nr
Eve
Eberle Robert M., stage manager, r. 509 Leavenworth
Eberspacher Charles, baker, r. 11 Harrison
Ebert August, expressman, r. 416 Francisco
Ebert Charles, bartender, r. 533 Washington
Ebert Charles, porter, r. 11 Hunt
Ebert George, with J. C. Bauer & Co., r. Swiss Hotel
Ebert Junas. crockery, 1417 Stockton
Ebert Justus, expressman, r. 416 Francisco
Ebner Augustus, clerk, r. 1715 Howard
Ebner Charles F., with Starr & Co., r. 1326 Ooldeu
Gate Av
Ebner Charles L., bookkeeper M. Ehrman b Co., r.
1715 Howard
Ebner Frank J., assistant bookkeeper M. Ehrman &
Co., r. 1715 Howard
Ebner Gustavus W., clerk John Perry Jr., r. 1715 How-
ard
Ebrard Felicien, vegetable garden, S s Sanchez, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Eccles John C, plumber, r. 2525 Mission
Eccles John M., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 537
Howard
Eccles John S., plumber and gasfitter,r. 2525 Mission
Eccles Owen V., drayman, r. 425 Linden Av
Eccles Robert S., plumber, r. 2525 Mission
Eccles William C., apothecary U. S. stmr Ranger, r.
405 Bay
8^ Eccles. See Eckels and Eckles
Ecdcstoue Charles W., cook, r. 127 Jackson
Eche E., Fremch Zouaves, 808 Pacific
Echeguiron Manuel, r. 1611 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Washing Called for and Delivered
OFft^lCK. 33 OEAKY ST.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN CCTAI^ AND PIG IRON,
4^1 niui'2vei Street, corner Spear.
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Eehgelmeiere Herman, teamster, r. 332 Green
Echtler John, compositor, r. 5'23 SixUi
Eck Adam, poultry ranch, W s Mission, nr Six Mile
House
Eckardt Frederick, tailor, r. 18 Prospect PI
Eckardt Frederick, waiter P. C. SS. Orizaba
Eckart William K. (Salkeld & Eckart) r. Oil Bush
Eckel John N. , physician, office and r. 324
Geary
Eckehuann John, barber, 1(103 Leavenworth, r. 3
Glover
Eckels Henry B., r. 537 Sacramento
Eckels Raymond, brassfinisher Phcenix Brass Works,
r. Berkeley
«S=Eckels. See Eccles
Eckenroth Frank H., bookkeeper Bach, Meese & Co.,
r. 1009 Mason
Eckenroth Henry W., jeweler Louis Miller Jr., r. 16
Washington Av
Eckenroth -Joseph L., blacksmith P. -J. O'Brien & Sons,
r. 16 Washington Av
Ecker George, builermaker, r. 529 Bryant
Ecker George O., jeweler, 135 Montgomery, r. 5J4 Du-
pont
Ecker J. Scott, r. 2023 Geary
Ecker Virginia, widow, r. 505 Mason
Eckerson Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 164 Silver
Eckerson Jerome B., glove mnfr, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Eckert .\ndrew, laborer, r. 109 Park Av
Eckert Frederick M., carpenter, r. 623 Walnut Av
Eckert T. Wilmott, actor Tivoli Garden, r. Euss
House '
Eckert William, laborer Cal. Vinegar Works
Eckert W. R., r. 2295 Sacramento
Eckfeldt William H., machinist William T. Garratt,
r. 227 Ellis
Eckhardt Annie Mii^s, saleslady Miss Katherine Ke-
hoe, r. 720 Brannan
Eckhardt Frederick, framemaker S. & G. Gump, r. '.i2
Everett
Eckhardt Henry, cooper Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. Har-
mony Hotel
Eckhardt Louis H.. with Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 711
Greenwich
Eckhardt Mary A., widow, r. 1427 California
Eckle Frederick, liquor saloon and lodgings, 634 Pa-
cific
Eckler Robert, painter, 12 Seventh, r. 17093^ Jessie
Eckles James, pressman Alta California, r. 297 Clem-
entina
Eckman Alexis O., teacher music, r. 1045^ Howard
Eckman C. F., seaman, r. 104 Berry
Eckmann Henry, machinist, r. 51 Shipley
Ecks Henry (Junker & Ecks) r. 608 Locust Av
Eeks Jacob. Master Mariners' Ben. Assu, 413 Sutter
Eckstein Alfred B., mnfr fireworks, 5 Front, r. 230
Kearny
Eckstein Cassius W., policeman, r. 211 Nineteenth
Eckstein E., stockbroker, r. 29 Dupont
Eckstein Leopold, salesman Simon Popper, r. 930 Mis-
sion
Eckstein William, cigars and tobacco, 116 Fourth, r.
318 Minna
Eckstein William, liquor saloon, NW cor Montgomery
and Bush, r. 123 Prospect PI
Eckstrom Martin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Eclipse Cracker Co., T. J. Chadbr)urne praptr, 1412-
1420 Dupont, office 214 Sacramento
Ector William, coujpositor Philip A. Bell, 61oM Bat-
tery
Edberg Mary, domestic 218 Turk
Eddelbuttel Henry, tf-amster, r. 10 Page
Edden David, laborer Five-Mile Store, W s Mission,
nr Silver Av
Eddowes A. K., tirst assistant engineer P. M. SS. City
of Rio de Janeiro
Eddy Nelson B., city agent marine dept Hutchinson &
Mann, r. 810 Loavenwoi'th
Eddy Olive S., widow, r. 1513 Washington
Ede William, capitalist, r. 460 Guerrero
Edell Harry, clerk Acme Photographic Studio, r. 914
Market
Edeliiian Abram M., draftsman W. F. Smith, r. 1411
Bush
Edelman Barnet, agent, r. 215 Shotwell
Edelman Charles, corporal police, r. Commercial
Hotel
Edelmann Antone M., teacher music, r. 21 Guerrero
Edelmann Joseph, locksmith, 812 Larkln
Edelmann Matthew A., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, NE
cor Sutter and Kearny
Eden Albert, bartender J. F. G. Eggers, r. lOOLangton
Eden Meno, teamster, r. 666 Bryant
(C^EAen. See Eadon and Eaton
Eder Robert, agent, r. 703 Shotwell
Edgar Alfred A., r. 449 Jessie
1 Edgar Alfred D., freight agent O. R. and N. Co., r.
I 1702 Geary
j Edgar Ann, widow, r. 436 Jessie, rear
Edgar Charles, clerk, r. 418 Larkin
Edgar Daniel J., mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 1228
I Broadway
I Edgar Edward, waiter, r. 550 Mission
1 Edgar James, boatman, r. 11 Pacific
I Edgar John, bootmaker, r. 11213^ Howard
Edgar John, packer, r. 7Z1 Vallejo
Edgar M. C, salesman A. Nathan & Co., r. 418 Larkin
Edgar Michael J., canvasser Call, r. NE tor Howard
and Twenty-seventh
Edgar Robert, carpenter, r. 3016 Fillmore
Edgar Thomas, laborer, r. 218 Broadway
Edgar Thomas, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Edgar Thomas, teamster William Kerr
Edgar William, r. 218 Broadway
Edgar William M., capitalist, r. 612 Mason
Edge John, machinist, r. 613 Mission
Edgecomb Byram W., teamster, r. 631 Stevenson
Edgerly Cecile, ladies' hairdresser, r. 125 Olive Av
Edgerly Henry C, bookkeeper C. F. MacDermot, r.
125 Olive Av
Edgerly Sarnuel A., books and stationery, 215 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 216 Montgomery Av
Edgerton Calvin, attorney at law, 131 Post, room 17,
r. 330 Twenty-fourth
Edgerton George H.. carpenter, r. 123 Shotwell
C^"Edgerton. See Egerton
Edinger Achille, employee F. Thomas & Co., r. 26
Turk
Edison's Electric Pen and Press, E. A. Dakln
agent, office and salesroom, 320 Sansome
Edler John H., trunkmaker, r. 611 J^ Linden Av
Edlofson I. C. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 608 Sutter
Edminster William S., teamster, r. 2225 Greenwich
Edmonds Charles W., rigger, r. 8 Union
Edmonds Henry, blindmaker J&son, Springer & Co.,
r. 230 Clara
Edmonds Henry, driver A. F. Green & Co.
Edmonds James, teamster, r. 26 Minna
Edmonds James J., bag factory, 5 Clay, r. 26 Minna
Edmonds Josephine, midwife, r. 937 Howard
Edmonds Marcus A., judge Superior Court, de-
partment No. G, chambers new City Hall, second
floor, r. 905 Bush
Edmonds Plummer A., barber, 53 Fifth, r. 1206 Sutter
Edmonds Simeon N., r. 504 Third
Edmonds William, coflfee saloon, Sea Wall, r. 128
Bernard
Edmonds William, porter, r. 23 Hawthornfe
Edmonds William H., chip clerk U. S. Mint, r. 908
Geary
Edmonds William R., collector Grangers Bank of
California, r. 128 Bernard
B^Edmonds! See Edmunds
Edmondson Alfred, cattledealer, r. 1131 Mission
Edmondson John G., house, ship and sign painter,
220 Brannan
Edmondson W. P., r. 537 Third
Edmondson William H. (Edmondson & Pfhiel)r. 1239 H
Folsom
Edmondson Sarah J. Mrs., bakery. 1131 Mission
Edmond.son vt Pfhiel (William H. Edmondson and
John W. Pfhiel) barbers, 1239 M Folsom
S^ Edmondson. See Edmundson
Edmonston Mary A., widow, r. 808 Leavenworth
Ednmud Heine Mrs., r. 10 Adele Alley
Edmunds Elwin S., r. 1220 Folsom
Edmvinds George, lumbtrmnn, r. 23 Hawthorne
Edmunds George, secretary and treasurer Cali-
fornia Cracker Co., r. 2008 Jackson
Edmunds George M., clerk collection dept Wells,
Fargo & Co'b Express, r. 1220 Folsom
Edmunds Henry H., dairyman, r. 427 Fulton
Edmunds Stex)hen, laborer Calvary Cemetery
Edmunds Thomas M., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's
Express, r. 1220 Folsom
OfT" Edmunds. See Edmonds
Edmundseu F.. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Edmundson Jonathan, night Inspector Custom Houfle,
r. 305 Sixth
CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 spear st. JOM WIGMOBE
G. D. MORSE,
PHOTOOBAPHEB, 88« MARKET J*T. •
FIRST CliASS TAI.ENT OKI^T EMPI-OYED,
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Edon Edward, seaman, r. 10 Clay
Edouart Alexander, photograph gallery, 504 Kearny,
r. 626 O'Farrell
Edsall Edmond P., clerk, r. 759 Market
EdBberg Edward E., salesman, r. '2617 Harrison'
Edson C. A. & Co. (Clinton A. Edson, John G. Hoyt
and Robert H. Swayne) ship and Custom House
brokers, 504 Battery
Edson Clinton A. (0. A. Edson & Co.) r. Alameda
Edson William P., woolsorter, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Edstman Edward, telegraph operator, r. 1123 Clay
Eduardsen Henry, bartender Henry Grimm, r. 615
Post
Education Board of, new City Hall, third floor
Educational Agency, 1314 Van Ness Av
Edward August, cook, r. 1389 Pacific
Edward Ernest C, machinist, r. 535 3$ Stevenson
Edwards A., janitor, r. 529 Sacramento
Edwards A. C, miner, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Edwards Andrew L. Jr., clerk Neumann & Eickhoflf, r.
619 Bush
Edwards Anne, widow, r. 11 Twenty-second
Edwards Arthur W., bookkeeper Hatch & Barclay, r.
SW cor Twenty- fourth and Dolores
Edwards Charles, r. 636 Commercial
Edwards Charles B., speculator, r. 1612 Eddy
Edwards Charles E., oysterman, r. 12 Metcalfe PI
Edwards David, suits and cloaks, 44 O'Farrell, r. 629
Ivy Av
Edwards David H., salesman George H. Tay & Co., r.
44 Sixth
Edwards Edward, bartender George Hager.T. 220 Lom-
bard
Edwards Edward, cooper, r. Seventeenth Av, bet K and
L, South S. F.
Edwards Edward, messenger Pacific Bank, r. 11 Dia-
mond
Edwards Edward, seaman, r. 3 Baldwin Court
Edwards Eliza, domestic 2507 Howard
Edwards Emma F. Mrs., clerk Post Office, r.lClS Clay
Edwards F. Ernest, student, r. 308 Brannan
Edwards Frances A., widow, r. 619 Bush
Edwards Frank, actor, r. 527 Pine
£d^vard« Frank G<, Importer carpets, oilcloths,
window shades, and mufr paper hangings, etc.,
628-634 Clay, and commissioner S. F. Fire Dept,
and treasurer Home for the Care of Inebriates, r.
308 Brannan
Edwards Frederick J. L., silverplaterE. G. Denniston,
r. 206 Bartlett
Edwards George, real estate agent, 108 Leidesdorff, r.
SW cor Twenty-fourth and Dolores
Edwards George, salesman, r. 1508 Mason, rear
Edwards Georji^e D., mining secretary, 414 Cali-
fornia, r. 822 Geary
Edwards George F., woodturner, r. SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Dolores
Edwards George H., r. 420 Ellis
Edwards George L., compositor, r. 11 Diamond
Edwards George L. Jr., clerk, r. 11 Diamond
Edwards George W., machinist Novelty Wood Works,
r. Alameda
Edwards George W., porter, r. 1508 Mason, rear
Edwards Harry, laborer, r. 712 Post
Edwards Harry B., reporter Edwards, Pickens & Ful-
ton, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Dolores
Edwards Henry (C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co.) r. 418 Eddy
Edwards Henry C, laborer C. P. RR., r. 624 Fifth
Edwards James, driver City RR., r. 2 Grant Av
Edwards James, laborer, r. Seventh Av,nr K.South S.F.
Edwards Jane, widow, r. 1807 Mission
Edwards John, r. 1318 Dupont
Edwards John, blacTismith, r. 11 Louisa
Edwards Joliu, cashier freight dept S.P. R'R.,r.40 Perry
Edwards John, hostler, r. 636 Commercial
Edwards John, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. San
Quentin House
Edwards John, laborer, r. SE cor Mason and Francisco
Edwards John, shoemaker, r. 919 Battery
Edwards John G., publisher Coast Review, 320 San-
some, room 14, r. Oakland
Edwards John S.. sailniaker, r. 115 Shipley
Edwards Joseph, painter, r. 21 >i West Mission
Edwards Josephine Miss, glovemaker, r. 816 Mission
Edwards Justin, shipcarpenter, r. 38 Eddy
Edwards Justis H., clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 1833
Jessie
Edwards J. W., dentist, office 8 Kearny, r. Alameda
Edwards Marion B. Mrs., r. 123 Ellis
Edwards Martin, carpenter, r. 906 Market
Edwards Mary N., widow, r. 1819 Webster
Edwards Matthias, liquor saloon, NE cor Drumm and
Clay, and restaurant, 208 Drumm
Edwards Minniss C, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store,
r. 611 Stockton
Ed^vards, Pickens <& Fulton (Thomas C. Ed-
wards, James R. Pickens and William Fulton)
proptrs Commercial Agency, 401 California, room 1
Edwards Robert, cooper, r. Seventeenth Av, bet Kand
L, South S. F.
Edwards Robert M. (Edwards & Co.) r. 2206 Geary
Edwards Sallie, widow, r. 841 Market
Edwards Thomas, foreman Occident Livery Stable, r.
34 Austin
Edwards Thomas, shoemaker, 3251 Mission
Edwards Thomas C. (Edwards, Pickens & Fulton) r.
Santa Clara Co.
Edwards Thomas F., patternmaker, r. 254 Minna
Edwards Thomas M., druggist, NE cor Kearny and
Jackson, r. NE cor Broadway and Buchanan
Edwards William (Edwards & Co.) r. 338 Oak
j Edwards William, blacksmith, r. 135 Perry
Edwards William, blacksmith, r. 40 Perry
Edwards William E., millhand Horace Davis & Co.
Edwards William F., driver, r. 807 Montgomery
Edwards William H., carrier Morning Call, r. 8 Dore
Edwards William H., stevedore, r. 63 Clementina
Edwards William H., vice-principal Lincoln Gram-
mar School, r. 1206 Market
Edwards William P. Jr., assistant register deposits
U. S. Mint. r. 114 Powell
Edyards William S., r. 420 Ellis
Edwards William T., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Mission and Twelfth
Edwards Wilson S., reporter Edwards, Pickens and
Fulton, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Dolores
Edwards & Co. (Robert M. Edwards) stationery,
books and optical goods, 624 Montgomery
Edwards & Co. (WiUiam Edwards) stockbrokers, 316
Montgomery
Edwards' Hall, SE cor Jersey and Sanchez
Edwardsen Henry, bartender, r. 615 Post
Eel River Steam Navigation Co., James L. Fields sec-
retary, 330 Pine, room 20
Bells Charles P. , attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
ery, rooms 11-12, r. Oakland
Eells John S., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargoi Go's
Express, r. 2508 Folsom
Eells Thomas, miner, r. 932 Dolores
Eif George, carpenter, r. 1227 Broadway
Effland Rudolph, laborer, r. Chicago Hotel
Efi'ord Margaret, widow, r. 181(j Dupont
Etiuger Christopher, hardware, 209 Third, r. 12 Ver-
ona
Egan Cornelius, boottreer, r. 523 Oak
Egan Edward, plasterer, r. 12 Russell
Egan Edward J., blacksmith, r. 5 Clementina
Egan Edward M., policeman, r. 1833 Market
Egan Eugene, teamster Edward Kenny, r. 2733 Pine
Egan Frank, blacksmith, r. Cortland Av. nr San Bruno
Road
Egan Henry, plasterer, r. 110 }$ Bernard
Egan Henry T., clerk S. F. Journal of Commerce, r.
110}^ Bernard
Egan James, laborer, r. N s Santa Rosa Av, bet Collins
and Ferrie
Egan James B., clerk Matthias Gray, r. 5 Perry
Egan James H., lauudryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1609
O'Farrell
Egan James J., special policeman, r. 3 JaoMby PI
Egan James L., boatman Clay St. Wharf, r. 12 Russell
Egan John (Kelly & Egan) r. 122 Page
Egan John, billclerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 5 Perry
Egan John, jiainter, r. 271 Minna
Egan John, shoemaker, r. Ill Jessie
Egan John A.., varnisher Gilbert & Moore. r.225Ritch
Egan John G., compositor Examiner, r. 741 Market
Egan John J., waiter, r. 147 Natoma
Egan John W., salesman Davisson, Hall & Co., r. 1603
Golden Gate Av
Egan Kate Mrs., assistant Tehama Primary School, r.
1311 Devisadero
Egan Margaret, widow, bakery, 546 ;<5 Mission
Egau Marian, domestic 1600 Taylor
Egan Mat tin J., cooper, r. 29 Raiisch
Egan Mary, widow, r. Tilden, bet Castro and Brod-
erick
Egan Mary, widow, r. cor Putnam and Union Av, B.
H.
Egan Michael, carpenter S. P. RR.,r. 1311 Devisadero
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO
STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
OOOI> WORK. 1A*W PRICES.
OFl'ICi:. (i4S MARKET STREET.
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Egan Michael, cartman Presidio Reservation
Egan Michael, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Egan Michael, laborer, r. 201i Filbert, rear
Egau Michael, laborer, r. Clifton House
Egan Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Egan Michael, longshoreman, r. N s Santa Rosa Av,
bet Collins and Ferrie
Egau Michael A., boilermaker, r. 108 Tehama, rear
Egan Owen, teamster, r. 2733 Pine
Egan Patrick, laborer, r. NE cor Union and Webster
Egan Patrick Jr., gardener, r. NE cor Union and Web-
ster
Egan Patrick D., bricklayer, r. 1327 Harrison
Egan Paul, hostler Market St. RR., r. 2004 Ellis
Egan Peter, painter, r. 2U8 Clara
Egan Peter, shoemaker, r. E s Treat Av, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Egan Richard J. (R. J. Egan & Co.) r. 26 Second Av
Egan R. J. & Co. (Richard J. Egan) second-hand fur-
niture, 140 Fourth
Egan Thomas, r. 327 Minna
Egan Thomas, shoemaker, r. 12 Ridley
Egan Thomas B., clerk, r. 12 Russell
Egau William, boot treer, r. SW cor Putnam and
Union Av,B. H.
Egan William, clerk D. T. Murphy, r. 115 Eighth
Egan William, driver Baldwin Stables
Egan William, laborer, r. 2 First Av
Egau William H., sawyer, r. 1013 Scott
Egan Wm. J., bookkeeper Kelly & Egan, r. 122 Page
Bi^Egau. See Eagan
Egar John, housepainter, r. 1210 Larkin
Egbert Robert S. (Egbert & Cheney) r. Oakland
Egbert & Cheney (Robert S. Egbert and Merrick L.
Cheney) labor agents California Southern RR.
Co., 436 California
Eger Albert Mrs., widow, r. 716 Post
Eger Lucien, traveling agent J. Cerf & Co., r. 716
Post
l^"Eger. See Eager
Ej^erton Henry C, commission merchant and
agent Duryeas' Glen Cove Starch, 109 California,
room 7, r. 336 Oak
EgestorfE Anne Mrs., r. 416 Fifth
Eggebrecht Charles H., patternmaker, r. 2618 Sutter
Eggeling Charles, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 702
Eddy
Eggeling Henry, porter, r. 228 Eearny
Eggeling Holden Mme., dressmaker, 702 Eddy
Eggeling Sophia, domestic 528 Eddy
Eggers Bertha, domestic 1119 Post
Eggers Charles, agent Litton Seltzer Water Co., 29
New Montgomery, r. 9 3^ Thirteenth
Eggers Edward, watchman, r. S s Twelfth Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
Eggers F. Mrs., physician, office and r. 1807 Stelner
Eggers Ferdinand, upholsterer, r. 1807 Steiner
Eggers Frederick, salesman, r. 424 Seventh
Eggers George, painter, r. 29 Ritch
Eggers George H. (Eggers i: Co.) r. 140 Twelfth
Eggers Hans F., clerk Hans Henuiugsen, r. South
Park House
Eggers Henry, groceries and liquors, 228 Brannan
Eggers Herman C. (Eggers & Co.) r. 140 Twelfth
Eggers J. F. (i. (J. F. G. Eggers & Co.) and liquor sa-
loon, 533 California, r. 16 Geary
^SB*^r* •^' ^* C' •^ ^'o< (J- ^- ^- Sgg'ers and Henry
t). Detels) liquor 8alo(jn, 327-329 Bush
Eggers John C, clerk Z. Moore, r. 1310 California
Eggers Minaa, bakery, 1019 Pacific
Ejf^era & to^ (George H. and Herman C. Eggers)
importing and commission merchants, 214 Cali-
fornia
Eggert Henry (Eggert & Fischer) r. SW cor Union
and Montgomery
Eggert John F., clerk J. M^. Litchfield & Co.) r. 830
Mission
Eggert L. L. Mrs., teacher vocal and instrumental
music, r. 114 St. Ann's Bldg
Eggert William, proptr Niagara House, 724 Mission
Eggert William W., stereotyper Painter & Co., r. 830
Mission
Eggert k Fischer (Henry Eggert and Louis Fischer)
butchers, SW cor Union and Montgomery
B<f)url«i*toii A. T., manager Willcox & Gibbs Sew-
iug Machine Co., 124 Post, r. 73a Grove
Egglestou H. J., r. Brooklyn Hotel
9^ Eggleston. See Eaglesou and Egleston
Eggletou George, livery stable, 119-121 Jackson, r. 134
Chestnut
Egglonij William, foreman William Axford, r. W a
Noe, bet Jersey and Twenty-fifth
Egiug Christian (Attiuger & Eging) r. 303 O'Farrell
Egiri Leuzo. student, r. 122 Golden Gate Av
Egleston Alfred A., machiuist, r. 1511 Howard
Egleston Arthur C, burnisher Cahn, Nickelsburg &
Co., r. 1511 Howard
Egleston Simeon A., shoecutter, r. 1511 Howard
Egleston William H., shoecutter, r. 1511 Howard
Eglin Eugene, r. 949 Howard
EgUug Margaret, widow, r. 521 ^ Stevenson
Eglke Frederick, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Egloffstein Julius, S. J., professor St. Ignatius Col-
lege, 214 Hayes
Egner Charles, cooper, r. 704 Battery
Egner Henry N., pressman, r. 228 Bush
Egner John, cooper, r. 704 Battery
Eheleben William, carpenter, r. 633 Jessie
Ehert Albert, tinsmith, r. 1136 Folsom
Ehiuger Ernst, liquor saloon, NW cor Mason and
Broadway
Ehinger Rudolph, barber, r. 1501 Mason
Ehle Hickman, r. 532 Ellis
Ehle W. J.,r. 3 Cedar Av
Blxlen Jolin P., groceries and liquors, 813 Wash-
ington, r. 729 California
Ehlers Bruce, junk, 608 Broadway, rear
Ehlers John, proptr Tyler St. Livery Stable, 919 Gol-
den Gate Av, r. 1221 Pierce
Ehlerg Sophia, cook, 2 Columbia
E^lilers WiecUeii, groceries, wines and liquors,
SW cor Kearny and Vallejo, branch store, SE cor
Hinckley and Pinkney PI, r. 1127 Kearny
Ehlert Robert, sailmaker, r. 220 Lombard
Ehliu Erich, millwright, r. 1208 Larkin
Ehlund Edward, dishwasher, r. 646 Fourth
Ehmann Charles E., photographer, 115 Fourth, r. 107
Fourth
Ehmann Emma H. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1006 Post
Ehmann George E., clerk Hermann G. Sahnke, r.
1006 Post
Ehmann Madeline, widow, r. 107 Fourth
,Ehu Charles, teacher music, r. 731 California
Ehrenberg Adolph T. Mrs., r. 525 Turk
Ehrenberg Alfred G., clerk Thannhauserfe Co., r. 525
Turk
Bhrenberg A. T., physician, office and r. 225 Du-
pont. Office hours 8 to 9 A.M., 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. M.
Sundays 9 to 10 a. m.
Ehrenberg Gustav, assistant bookkeeper J. paum &
Co., r. 603 Hyde
Ehrenberg Isaac, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 003
Hyde
Ehrenberg Julius Mrs., r. 603 Hyde
Ehrenberg Moses, watdimaker, r. 603 Hyde
Ehrenberg Rebecca, r. 6U3 Hyde
Ehrenberg Theodore E., student, r. 525 Turk
Ehrenpfurt Dorothea, widow, r. 102234 Folsom
Elireiipfort fidward, importer and dealer in car-
pets, oil cloths, window shades, cornices, etc.,
235 Sixteenth, bet Howard and Capp, "Mission
Carpet Store."
Ehreupfort Frederick (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort) r.
926 Eddy
Ehrenpfort Frederick H., salesman William Ehrenp-
fort. r. 144 Eighth
Ehrenpfort William, importer and dealer car-
pets, oil cloths, etc., 14 Third, r. 144 Eighth
Ehrenwerth Morris, clerk, r. 11 John
Ehret Auatole, foreman machine shop coiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. West Berkeley
Ehret Edward H., baker, r. 4 Graham PI
Ehret Lena Miss, hair worker, r. 1014 Folsom
Ehrhard Adam, clothing, 256 Third
Ehrhard Leonard H., glove cutter, r. 256 Third
Ehrhardt Edward, clerk, r. 428 Broadway
Ehrhardt Eugene, cooper, r. 429 Bush
Ehrhardt John D., clerk I. C. Moore, r. 202 Fillmore
aar Ehrhardt. See Earhardt
Ehrhorn August, shoemaker, 1220 Larkin
Ehrhurn Charles, boots and shoes, 305 Dupont, r. 4
Chatham PI
Ehrhorn Edward, shoemaker, 1C42 Mission
Ehrhorn Edward M., clerk Degeucr & Co., r. 1412 Fol-
som
Ehrhorn Frank F., clerk Charles Ed. Heise & Co., r.
1412 Folsom
Ehibom Louise, widow, r. 1412 Folsom
Ehrhorn Rudolph, shoemaker, 534 Polk
Ehrichs Mary, widow, r. 20 Scott PI
PFII INHQ nFPnRATFn "^'''^^5^°°"'''^'*"' '"*''« G.W.CLARK & CO.
ULILInuO ULuUnH I LU most Artistic manner. 0^5 Market st.
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TIVCH1.EY, SPIKRS & HAYES, Firi.TOX IRON W^ORK»i, 213 Fremont St.,
9IaniifacturerM ofNAW 911 1<1. 9IACIXIMERY and NHINOK.!;; 9(ACHINE».
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370
EIT
Ehrlchs Richard, liquor saloon, SE cor Battery and
Vallejo, r. 420 Greenwich
Ehrke Frederick W., salesman J. Seidl & Co., r. 830
Greenwich
Ehler Martin, dishwasher, r. 431 Pine
Ehrlich Herman, varieties, 225 Sixth
Ehrlich James E., bookkeeper Isaac Herzberg, r. Ab-
botsford House
Ehrlich Louis, merchant, r. 856 Harrison
Ehrlich Moe, salesman Julius Samuels, r. 250 Sutter
Ehrlich Morris, glazier, r. 424 Sansome
Ehrlich Solomon, clerk Harris Lando, r. 5 Fourth
Ehrman , carpetlayer, r. Concordia Hotel
Ehrman Edward, salesman M. Ehrman & Co., r. 209
Dupont
Ehrman Joseph (M. Ehrman & Co.) r. 209 Dupont
Ellirniaii M. <Sf Co. (Myer Ehrman, Samuel
Sussman and Joseph Ehrman) imxsorters and
wholesale groceries and provisions, 104-110 Front
Ehrman Michael, clerk, r. 537 Sacramento
Ehrman Myer (M. Ehrman *& Co.) r. 519 Van Ness i
Av
Ehrman Solomon W., traveling salesman M. Ehrman
& Co., r. 519 Van Ness Av
Ehrmann John Jr., butcher, r. cor First Av and Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
Ehrmann Julius (Esberg, Bachman & Co.)r. New York
City
Ehrman Valentine, carpenter, r. 22 Stockton PI
Elbach Charles E. (Massmann & Eibach) r. Oakland
Eiben Edward H. J., clerk Wolters k, Bro., r. NE cor
Twentieth and Guerrero
Fiber E. J., varnisher and painter H. Granz, r. Ala-
meda
Eichel John, hatter, r. 1.525 Dupont
Eichel Martin, r. 1525 Dupont
Eichel Mary, widow, r. 1525 Dupont
Eichel William, bartender W. Leege & Co. , r. 1525 Du-
pont
Eichenhofer Gottlieb, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Eichenlaub John, liquor saloon. 412 Jackson
£icher8 JoUii, physician, office and r, 310 Mont-
gomery Av. Office hours 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Eichholz Otto, cabinetmaker, r. 1240 Folsom
Eichler Henry, tailor, 6 Turk
Elchler J. H. {J. H. Eichler & Co.) r. 1065 Market
Eichler J. H. & Co. (J. H. Eichler) proptrs Pac.
Steam Candy Factory, 1065 Market
Eichmiller Charles, expressman, Es Battery, bet Pine
and California, r. 617 3^ Ellis, rear
Elcholz-Theodore H. (Eicholz & Macpherson) r. 28
McAllister
Eicholz & Macpherson (Theodore H. Eicholz and
Thomas Macxiherson) proptrs Pac. Oil Depot, 27
. Sixth
Eic'khoflf Frederick, seaman, r. 1421 Mason, rear
Eickhoff Henry (Neumann & Eickhoff) attorney at law,
432 Montgomery, r. Lick House
Eickhoff Theodore, bartender Charles Schrader, r. 3
Reed PI
Eickhorst Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Greenwich and Pierce
Eide A., cook, r. 311 Pacific
Eidenmuller Henry, druggist John A. Bauer, r. 712
Union
Eidenmuller Sarah, widow, r. 712 Union
Eiermann C. Gustave, janitor, r. 3 Miles PI
Eifert Conrad, shoemaker, 7M Sonora
Eifert Frederick, blacksmith, r. 64 First
Eighth St. Primary School, Miss A. E. Slavan princi-
pal, E s KiKhth, bet Harrison and Bryant
Eikeuberg Samuel, clerk Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r.
1913 Fillmore
Eilbert Marie Mine., laundress, r. 248 Tehama
Elmer Frederick W., shoemaker John T. Sullivan
Einfoldt Frederlc'k D., cooper, r. 736 Green
Einfeldt John, muchinehaud Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 509 Mission
Einfeldt Martha, widow, coffee house, .TO9 Missiou
Einhorn Joseph H. (O'Dwyer h Einhorn) r. 616 O'Far-
rell
Elnselen Charles C. (Malfanta & Einselen) r. 1222
Bush
Einselen Fredericka, widow, r. 1224 Bush, rear
Einselen Gustave, ccmipositor, r. 1224 Bush, rear
Einselen Henry, pastry cook, r. 1224 Bush, rear
Einsfeld Andrew, barber, r. 1207 Green
Einsfeld Henry, laborer, r. 1316 Broadway
Einsfeld Peter, barber, 650 Market, r. 12u7 Green
Einsfeld Peter Jr., barber, r. 1207 Green
Einstein Adolph, assistant bookkeeper Stein, Simou
& Co.. r. 625 Geary
Einstein Jacob, merchant, r. 1721 Sutter
Einstein Morris (Einstein & Bernheim) r. 830 O'Far-
rell
Einstein Zadoc, merchant, r. 2126 California
Einsteiu & Bernheim, merchants (San Buenaventura,
Cal.) office 206 Front
Eipper Thomas, barber, 1231 Dupont, r. 1215 Kearny
Eisan James H., iron molder, r. 151 Clementina
Eisan William, r. 151 Clementina
Eisele Edward, porter Westerfeld & Page, r. 1035 Mar-
ket
Eisele Felix, bakery and restaurant, 745 Market, r. 931
Natoraa
Eiselin Alfred J., groceries and liquors, 22 Langtoji
Eiseman David, bookkeeper, r. 1813 Sutter
Eiseman Jacob, butcher, r. lSl-3 Sutter
Eiseman Joseph, bartender Dorcy & Co., r. 1813 Sut-
ter
Eiseman Solomon, r. 1813 Sutter
Eisen B. Mrs., widow, r. 517 Franklin
Ei.sen Brothers (Francis T. Eisen) proi)tr8 Pioneer
and Alta Flour Mills, 12-14 Stevenson
Eisen Edward G., assistant Thomas Morffew, r. 518
Franklin
Eisen Francis T. (Eisen Brothers) r. 11 Silver
Eisen Minna, domtstic SW cor Sixth and Harrison
Eisen Theodore A. (Curlett & Eisen) r. Alameda
Eisenbach Adolish (Louis Taussig & Co.) r. 504 Frank-
lin
Eisenbach Isaac P., traveling salesman S. B. Diukel-
spiel fi Co., c 305 Turk
Eisenbach L., r. 711 Bush
Eisenbeis Louis, molder, r. .565 Mission
Eisenberg Adolph, importer and dealer watches, dia-
monds, etc., 206 Kearny, r. 1819 Pine
Eisenberg E. & Brother (Elkan and Morris Eisenberg)
cigar mntrs, 327 Market
Eisenberg Elkan (E. Eisenberg & Brother) r. 1416
Sutter
Eisenberg Isidor, merchant tailor, 107 Sutter, r. 1204
Sutter
Eisenberg Morris (E. Eisenberg k. Brother) r. 1204
Sutter
Eisenbraun Henry, porter, r. 174 M Minna
Eisenhardt J., r. 8 Polk Lane
Eisenhauer John P., jeweler, r. 1105 Clay
Eiseuhauer Margaret, widow, r. 1105 Clay
Eiseulatuer Herman, r. 507 Hyde
Eisenmiuger Carl, painter, 2103 Mission
Eisenminger Nellie Mrs., seamstress, r. 737 Howard
Elsenschimel Carl, teacher penmanship and drawing.
27 Post. r. 208 Van Ness Av
Eiser Louis, laborer, r. 211 Mason
Eisert Charles, bakery, 537 Hayes
Eisert John, laborer, r. W s Utah, b«t Center and
Santa Clara
Eisert William, tinsmith, r. W s Utah, bet Center and
Santa Clara
ft^ Eisert. See Isert
Eisfelder William, insurance agent, r. 627 Locust Av
Eisfeldt Theodore, musician, r. 1222 Kearny
Eishon Kate Miss, teacher music, r. 1 Fifth
Eislen Max, r. 213 Minna
Eisner Brothers, merchants (Quincy, Cal.) office 228
Front
Eisner Charles, salesman J. H. Hii-schfeld, r
Howard
Eisner David, bookkeeper Banner Bjps., r.
Howard
Eisner Henry, painter, r. 212 Fifteenth
Eisner Jacob, r. 1751 Howard
Eisner M. & Co. (Morris Eisner) mufrs cigars and
dealers leaf tobacco, 228 Front
Eisner Mark (Eisner & Pape) r. 1751 Howard
Eisner Mary, wirtcjw, r. 1751 Howard
Eisner Milton S., clerk L. Omer Plaisance, r. 1751
Howard
Eisner Morris (M. Eisner & Co.) r. 1209 )i Golden
Gate Av
Eisner Philip (Demers & Eisner) r. 1751 Howard
Eisner h Pape (Mark Eisner and Edwin W. Pape)
watchmakers, jewelers and opticians, 623 Kearny
Eisolt Emil, Cooks' and Bakers' Union, SW cor Kearny
and Post
Ki8.sler Illnniiel, secretary Union Powder Co., 40
California, room 3, r. Oakland
Eitel Charles E., salesman Starbird & Goldstone, r.
1 Oakland
1751
1751
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P'-°'"p'*Jj?*ri''5Jte:»x':«'''*'''"8
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN COAL. AND PIG IRON,
41 Market Street, comer Spear.
EXT
371
ELL
Eitel Edward E., with A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1213
Golden Gate Av
Eitel Henry, laborer, r. 737 Howard
Eitel Willis D., sawyer, r. 910 Buchanan
Eitzen Augustus, bookkeeper Kahn, Brod & Co., r.
1618 Post
Eizaga Florencl"', r. 339 Kearny
Ek John, tailor, r. 1 Church PI
Ekberg Peter G., patternmaker, r. 7 Lawrence PI
Ekelund Eric, electrogilder, 9 Hardie PI, r. 1115 Clay
Ekensteen AuguBtus, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Oakland
Eklund Charles, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Eklund John, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Eklund John P., oyster dealer, ^0-32 S. F. Market, r.
638 Green
Eklund Sven A., tailor, r. 1025 Hampshire
Ekman William, cook, r. 206 Third
Ekron Johu, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Ekstrom Olof, agent, r. ^V s Iowa, bet Mariposa and
Solano
Elam Robert H., r. 831 O'Farrell
Elberling Louisa, domestic 1014 Hampshire
Elbert E., bakery, 323 Fifth
Elbert John, mining, 411 J^ California, room 2, r.
1125 Jackson
Elbra John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Montgomery's Hotel
Elby John, dishwasher, r. 5 Clara Lane
Elcho Lodging House, I. H. Bass proptr, 863 M Market
Elder Alexander (Steele. Elder & Co.) r. Oakland
Elder August, cook, r. 812 Green
Elder Brothers (John and James) fancy dry goods,
317 Hayes
Elder Elva R. Miss, assistant Pine and Scott St. Pri-
mary School, r. 2625 Sacramento
Elder George W., teamster, r. 1504 Turk
Elder James (Elder Brothers) r. New York City
Elder James W'., deputy County Clerk, r. 513 Taylor
Elder J. M. & Co. (J. M. Elder) fish and poultry, 237
Sixth
Elder John (Elder Brothers) r. 317 3^ Hayes
Elder John M. (J. M. Elder & Co.) r. 944 Howard
Elder Joseph, florist, nr Ocean View Station
Elder Katie, domestic 15U9 Larkin
Elder Nicholas, carpenter, r. 345^2 Third, rear
Elder Robert F., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
703 Shotwell
Elder Scott, health iusi)ector, and coal, wood, hay and
grain, NE cor Hayes and Laguna, r. 634 Hayes
Elder T. L. Mrs., widow, r. 703 Shotwell
Elder William, clerk Asa Fisk, r. 703 Shotwell
Elder William G., clerk Taber, Harker & Co., r. Oak-
land
Elder William J. (Elder k Dobbie) r. Alameda
Elder & Dobbie (W. J. Elder and J.B. Dobbie) plumb-
ing, gastitting and stoves, 600 Clay
Eldora Consolidated Mining Co. (White Pine Co.,
Nev.) A. C. Hammiind secretary, 401 California
El Dorado Fruit Co., George W.Frink president,
F. B. Wilde secretary, 22 Montgomery
El Dorado Hall, 734 Brannau
El Dorado South Mining Co. (Storey Co.. Nev.) D. M.
Kent secretary. 330 Pine, rooms 18-19
El Dorado Water and Deep Gravel Mining Co. (El
Dorado Co., Cal.) Robert M. Welch secretary, 524
Sacramento
Eldracher Peter, miner, r. 131 Seventh
Eldred Hannah Mts., furnished rooms, 523 Kearny
Eldredue Benjamin G., groceries and dairy produce,
17 New Metropolitan Market, t. 1318 Scott
Eldredge Ch.-irles, calker, r. 184 Jessie
Eldredge Herbert N., clerk B. G. Eldredge, r. 1318
Scott
Eldredge K. C, master mariner, r. 420 Dolores
Eldredge Sewing Machine Co., Wolff & Bodley agents,
26 New Montgomery
Eldredge Zoeth S., correspondent Pacific Bank, r.2228
Bush
Eldridge Charles A.| cooper, r. 321 Pacific
Eldridge David, r. 234 O'Farrell
Eldridge Edward E., machiuist. r. 8 Stockton PI
Eldridge Ella Miss, actress Winter Garden, r. 8
Stockton PI
Eldridge Harrison L., clerk NeviMe & Co., r. Oakland
Eldridge J, O. (Easton *: Eldridge) r. San Rafael
Eldridge Joseph, stevedore A. C. Freese
Eldridge Joseph B., paint.V. r. 48 Oak
Eldridge Josejjh R., laborer, r. Wool, bet Lincoln and
Cortland Av, B. H.
Eldridge Mary E. Mrs., r. 8 Stockton PI
Eldridge Oliver, agent New York Board of Ma-
rine Dnderwriters, 318 California, room 3, r. 615
Sutter
Eldridge Samuel, cooper, r. 321 Pacific
Eldridge Sylvester A., local agent Union Insurance
Co., r. Oakland-
Eldridge Thomas, translator, r. 513 Vallejo
*?"Eldridge. See Eldredge
Elebrok George, steerage steward P. C. 8S. Idaho, r.
1706 Masoa
Electric Pen Writing Co.. T. W. Page manager, 318
Pine, room 29
Electro-Magnetic and Hot Air Baths; Dr. Archibald
M. Sparrow proptr, 304 Post
Elevator The (weekly) Philip A. Bell editor and pro-
prietor, 6103^ Battery
Elfelt A. B. «Sk Co. (Augustus B. and Alfred P. El-
felt, Solomon Goldsmith and Albert A. Levi,
Portland Or.) and importers clothing and gents'
furnishing goods, 108-110 Sansome
Elfelt Alfred P. (A. B. Elfelt & Co.) r. 1208 Sutter
Elfelt Augustus B. (A. B. Elfelt & Co.) r. New York
Elfelt Edward S., r. 1'208 Sutter
Elfelt Joseph (Code. Elfelt & Co.) r. 1208 Sutter
Elford Albert E., r. 9185^ Folsom
Elford Alfred B., salesman Levinson Bros., r. 920}^
FOlsom
Elford Alfred T., patent and ordinary blinds,
sash, doors, etc., factory 241 King, bet Third and
Fourth, r. 920!^ Folsom
Elgass Alexander, secretary Polish Soc, r. 1235 Mar-
ket
Elger Wenzel, cooper, r. 127 Jackson
Elias Edward, r. 740 Ellis
Elias Hugh. r. 740 Ellis
Elias Israel, clerk, r. 1622 Powell
Elias Lippman, special policeman, r. 1622 Powell
Elias Manus, bookkeeper Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.,r.
230 Kearny
Elias Michael, mattressmaker, r. 1622 Powell
Elias Morris, clerk Mrs. Rosa Elias, r. 422 Third
Elias Rosa Mrs., r. 403 Leavenworth
Elias Rosa Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 422 Third
Eliassen Martin, cabinetmaker Eugene Hoey, r. Oak-
land
Eliasson Adolph, laborer, r. 7>5 Liberty
Eliboseth Louis, cook, r. 3'27 Montgomery Av
Elikan Camille, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Eliot Insurance Co. (of Boston) Ed. E. Potter
general agent, ofllce 415 California
Eliot Joseph B., accountant S. F. Chronicle, r. 22
Geary
Elitch John, special policeman, r. 326 Mason
Elite Club, 728 J4 Howard
ELITE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO ao„..,
Robinson i!te Co. proprietors, 838 Mar-
ket
Elite Saloon, WUUam Schreiber proprietor, 21
Kearny
Elk Charles, fireman P. M. SS..Colima
Elken Alfred, teamster, 517 Market, r. 724 FuJton
Elkin Mrs., r. 915 Howard
Elkiugton James E., shipping clerk Indianapolis
Chair Mnfg Co., r. 14 Hubbard
Elkiugton Johu W., engineer Jackson & Truman, r.
1011 Harrison
Elko Consolidated Mining Co. (Elko Co.. Nev.) Hy-
man P. Bush secretary, 27 Merchants' Exchange
Ell Nicholas, r. 532 Ellis
Ellard Mary, widow, r. 123 Ridley
EUard Thomas, packer, r. 567 Bryant
Ellard William, laborer, r. 1412 Baker
EUeau Henry, mnfg jeweler, diamond setter and lapi-
dary, 208 Sutter, r. .\lamcda
EUefseu Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Ellegaard C. P., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sut-
ter
Ellen Gowan Mining Co. (Arizona) Daniel Buck sec-
retary, offl<.e 81 Nevada Block
EUenberger Casiier, porkpacker, r. 225 Seventeenth
EUenbrock Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Guerrero and Eigh-
teenth
Ellenheim Julius, stevedore, r. 313 Bryant
Ellerliorst Henry D., produce commission, 117
Drumm, r. 1931 Pine
EUerkamp Benjamin, teamster, r. 32 Sixth
Ellerkamp Rudolph, clerk H. J. Hinck, SE cor Ellis
and Polk
MAHOGAM, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAYERA
JOHN WICMORE,
133 Spear St.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
ELL
372
ELL
EUerson Neils, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Ellery Douglas, steward schr Fanny Gilmor, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Ellery George W., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 2922
Clay
Ellery William, compositor, r. 606 Clay
Ellias Charles L., bartender, r. 712 J$ Clementina
Elligott William, teamster, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Ellenger Samuel, hostler, r. 820 Mission
Elliughouse Alfred, clerk, r. 7-tO Folsom
EUiughouse Bertha, widow, r. 749 Folsom
Elliughouse Edward C, compositor, r. 749 Folsom
EUinghouse Emma, teacher music, r. 749 Folsom
Ellingsworlh William, brassfinisher, r. 46 Tehama
EUingwood Isaac H., freight agent Cal. Steam Navi-
gation Co., r. 1113 Shotwell
Ellin wood Cliarles N., physician and surgeon
German Hospital, and professor Medical College
of the Pacific, office 715 Clay, r. 1723 Pine
Elliot Augustus G., salesman A.M.Simpson & Bro-
ther, r. 19 Sixth
Elliot Benjamin Mrs., foundry facings, 41 Fremont,
r. 1126 Golden Gate Av
Elliot Charles, city superintendent Spring Valley
W. W., r. 44 Sixth
Elliot Charles A., clerk H. C. Elliot, r. 136 Gough
Elliot Cliarles E., mining secretary, 4 S. F. Stock
Exchange Bldg, r. 427 Golden Gate Av
Elliot Hemau C, teamster, office 1 Howard, r. San
Kafael
Elliot Mahlon F., carpenter, r. 417 Kearny
Elliot Mary, nurse, 638 Folsom
Elliot S. F., r. 1126 Shotwell
Elliot Washington, office 4 S. F. Stock Exchange
Bldg, r. 427 Golden Gate Av
Elliot William H., compositor Morning Call, r. 711
California
Elliot W. W., carpenter, r. SE cor Twenty- fourth and
Valencia
Elliott A. F., r. Lick House
Elliott Alma K., clerk A. Beretta, r. Presidio Reserva-
tion
Elliott Charles, laborer, r. 149 Dore, rear
Elliott Charles, paperhanger, r. 245 Ritch
Elliott Charles F. , salesman Elliott & Co., r. 1 Martha
PI
Elliott Edward, porter, r. 754 Mission
Elliott E. J. (Elliott & Co.) r. 1120 Filbert. Oakland
Elliott Ella J. Mrs., assistant Hamilton Grammar
School, r. 2202 Steiner
Elliott Ezekiel, r. 770 Bryant
Elliott Frank, teamster, r. 229 Kearny
Elliott Frank L., electrician California Electric Gas
Lighting Co., r. Oakland
Elliott Frederick A. , deputy County Clerk, r. 967 Mis-
sion
Elliott George, mastermariner, r. 12 Second Av
Elliott Grace Miss, weaver, r. NE cor dates and Cres-
cent Av, B. H.
Elliott Henry, carpenter, r. 1911 Dupont
Elliott Henry A. (Wadhams & Elliott) r. 418 Sutter
Elliott James T., dyer, r. NE cor Gates and Crescent
Av, b. H.
Elliott J. Frank, teamster, r. Ill Kearny
Elliott J. G., salesman Simpson Brothers, r. Arcade
House
Elliott John, laborer, r. NE cor Gates and Crescent
Av, B. H.
Elliott John, salesman Cluff Bros., r. 1309 Stockton
Elliott John, waiter, r. 11 Bernard
Elliott John P., laborer S. F. Silk Factory, r. NE cor
Gates and Crescent Avs. B. H.
Elliott J. V. (Charles W. Weston & Co.) r. 770 Bryant
Elliott Kate Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r. 710
California
Elliott Mary Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 136 Gough
Elliott Mary, widow, r. 309 Austin, rear
Blliott M. E. L. Miss, r. 6 Eddy
Elliott R., laborer Pae. Rolling Mills
Elliott Kay, sawyer, r. 770 Bryant
Elliott Richard (Elliott & Gumming) r. 211 Shotwell
Elltott Richard C., house decorator, r. 245 Ritch
Elliott Robert, r. E s Folsom, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Elliott SallieF. Miss, dre.ssmaker, r. NE cor Gates
and Crescent Av, B. H.
Elliott Sophie T. Miss, dressmaker, r. 318 Minna
Elliott Stephen, clerk Charles Cox, r. 413 Powell
Elliott T. G., r. Commercial Hotel
Elliott Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Elliott Thomas, teamster, r. E s Polk, bet Lombard
and Chestnut
Elliott Wallace W. (W. W. Elliott i Co.) r. Oakland
Elliott Washington L., secretary Caborca Mining Co.,
220 Sansome, rooms 1-2, r. 1920 Franklin
Elliott William, boilermaker. r. 1911 Jessie
Elliott William, patternmaker William T. Garratt, r.
207 Minna
Elliott 'William G., general agent Commercial
Fire Insurance Co. of. New York and Allemannia
Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburg, 440 California, r.
1018 Hyde '
Elliott William H., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
1138 Howard
Elliott W. W. & Co. (Wallace W. Elliott and Edward
Harnett) lithograpers, 619 Montgomery
Elliott & Co. (E. J. Elliott) dealer foreign and do-
mestic fruits etc., 509 Sansome
Elliott & Cumming (Richard Elliott and R. M. Cum-
miug) stockbrokers, 324 Pine
B^Elliutt. See Eliot and Elliot
Ellis , upholsterer, r. 218 Minna
Ellis Alfred J., assistant storekeeper, warehouse dept
Custom House, r. 17 Oak
Ellis Alfred T. (M. C. EUis & Son) r. Tehama, Cal.
Ellis Anna, widow, dressmaker, r. 603 Stockton
Ellis Benjamin, r. 305 Golden Gate Av
Ellis Benjamin F., contractor, r. SE cor Railroad and
Eighteenth Avs, South S. F.
Ellis C. Mrs. r. 501 Post
Ellis Charles, clerk, r. 2 Washington Av
ElUs Charles, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1008
Steiner'
Ellis Charles A., carpenter, 620 Jones, r. 16 Reed PI
Ellis Charles H. M., salesman George B. Knowles &
Son, r. 2 Washington Av
Ellis Charles J., cashier freight dept C. P. RR. , r. 2123
California
Ellis Charles L. (Snyder & Co.) r. 712 3^ Clementina
Ellis CM., widow, r. 211 Ellis
Ellis Coe C. Miss, assistant Sou h S. F. School, r. SE
cor Eighteenth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Ellis Daniel, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Ellis David O., hostler City RR., r. 31 First Av
Ellis Edgar, marine engineer, r. 1022 Twentieth
Ellis Edward, carpenter, r. N s Sierra, bet Tennessee
and Kentucky
Ellis Edward F., glazier, r. 306 Beale
Ellis Eli, cook, r. 519 Bush
Ellis Felix D., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 939 Howard
Ellis F. L., commercial agent, r. Lick HouBe
Ellis Frank H., clerk King, Morse & Co., r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Ellis Franklin, gasfltter Gas Consumers' Assn, r. 1022
Twentieth
Ellis Frederick P., first assistant engineer P. C. S8.
Alex Duncan, r. 119 Fell
Ellis George, laborer, r. E s Kentucky, bet Sierra and
Nevada
Ellis George, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. N s Si-
erra, bet Kentucky and Tennessee
Ellis George, master mariner, t. 4 Vallejo PI
Ellis George, paper boxmaker, r. 17 Harrison Av
Ellis George H., machinist, r. 924 Folsom
Ellis George W., laborer, r. NW cor Ninth and Point
LoboB Avs
Ellis George W., lithographer Bosiiui Engraving and
Printing Co., r. Alameda
Ellis George W., r^al estate, r. 648 Howard
Ellis H., merchant (Phcenlx, A. T.) r. The Windsor
Ellis H. C, miner, r. 915 Bryant
Ellis Henry C, clerk Ellis & Miller, r. Oakland
Ellis H. H. (Ellis & Miller) r. 306 Lombard
Ellis James, longshoreman, r. 207 Folsom
Ellis James J., pipefitter William T. Garratt, r. 1008
Twenty-first
Ellis James M., r. The Windsor '
Ellis John, woodturner, r. 2230 J^ Missljii
Ellis John D., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 946 Howard
Ellis John F., printer H. S. Crocker & Co.,r. East Oak-
land
Ellis Jonathan R., canvasser, r. 415 Francisco
Ellis Margaret M., widow, r. 1010 Lombard
Ellis Marquis E., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 828
Nineteenth
Ellis Mary Miss, r. 221 Seventh
Ellis Mary Mrs., r. 924 Folsom
Ellis Mary A. Mrs., bakery and bazaar, 2006 M Mis-
sion
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
JEWEL,RY and WATCHES
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASUINO 1VEI.1. DONE AT VERY 1A*W RATES.
OFFICE. 648 9IARKET STREET,
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Ellis M. C. & Son (Moses C. and Alfred T.) propri-
etors North Star Flouring Mills, Tehama, Cal.,
office 232 California
Ellis M. H. Mrs., r. 115 Seventh
Ellis Michael, laborer, r. 573 Bryant
Ellis Minora Miss, r. SE cor Railroad and Eighteenth
AvB, South S. F.
Ellis Moses C. (M. C. Ellis & Son) r. 1801 Pierce, cor
Pine
Ellis M. T. Mrs., r. 115 Powell
Ellis Philip A., clerk David Bush, r. 306 Lombard
Ellis Raphael, clerk N. Brown & Co., r. 305 Golden
Gate Av
Ellis Richard, waiter, r. 273 Minna
Ellis Robert, grain weigher, r. 168 Tehama
Ellis Seely (Flood & Ellis) r. 373 Jessie
Ellis Stephen, fisherman, r. 225 Minna
Ellis Thomas P., plumber, r. 573 Bryant .
Ellis Volney E., butcher, r. 12U Howard
Ellis Willey J., r. 1801 Pierce
Ellis William, r. 220 Eddy
Ellis William, engineer Pac. Scouring Co., r. 915
Bryant
Ellis William, longshoreman, r. 4-tl Jessie
Ellis William, painter, r. NE cor Montgomery and
Broadway
Ellis William, seaman schooner Marie Chevallier
Ellis «& Miller (H. H. Ellis and J. W. Miller), hay
and grain , 21-23 Spear
Ellison Charles, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 318 Bran-
nan, rear
Ellison Emily, widow, r. 16 William
Ellison James, groceries and liquors, 335 Tenth
Ellison John J., r. 335 Tenth
Ellison Samuel, longshoreman, r. S b Berry, bet
Third and Fourth
Ellison William, boatman Meiggs' Wharf, r. 122
Francisco
Ellison William Jr., boatman Meiggs' Wharf, r. 122
Ersncisco
Ellison W. J., r. Stanford Hotel
Elliston William, waiter The Baldwin
Ellon Robert, mining secretary, 310 Pine, room 47,
r. 119 Turk
Ellsworth A. M.. mining superintendent, r. 91 Ninth
Ellsworth Charles, janitor U. S. Mint, r. 1219 Mission
Ellsworth Frank, gripman Clay St. BR., r. 1613 Leav-
enworth
Ellsworth Henry, presuman, r. 1226 Bush
Ellsworth Henry G., first lieutenant V. S. Marine
Corps, r. 969 Mission
Ellsworth Henry M., clerk auditing dept Wells,
Fargo Jt Go's Express, r. Alameda
Ellsworth Henry P., harnessmaker, r. 1030 Howard
Ellsworth Timothy, r. 39 South Park
Ellsworth William, brassmolder, r. 66 Minna
Ellsworth William, teamster, r. E s De Haro, bet El
Dorado and Center
Ellrers Otto, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Ellwood F. W., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, r. East
Oakland »
Ellwood Margaret, widow, r. 911 Harrison
El Madre Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.)
Abraham Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 7
Elmer Harrison, clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. 27 Stan-
ly PI
Elmer Mary Miss, r. 514 Leavenworth
Elmer Mary E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 314 Bush, r.
27 Stanly PI
Elmer William R., bill clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 314
Bush
Elmers Nicholas, clerk Erzgraber & Oesting, r. cor
Filbert and Montgomery Av
Elmers Nicholas, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Powell and Greenwich, r. 1821 Powell
Elmore Frank O., carpenter, r. 802 Howard
Elmquest Eiuil, machinist, r. 243 Tehama
Elniquest John, machinist, r. 243 Tehama
Elmquest Julius R., patternmaker, r. 423 Laguna
Elms Elisha, painter, r. 303 Davis
Elms John D., attorney at law, 306 Pine, r. 216;<5 Sixth
Elms John J., carpet layer, r. 607 Stockton
Eloesser Arthur, bookkeeper H. Heyneman & Co., r.
138 Chestnut
Eloesser Hugo, salesman H. Heynemann k Co., r. 2206
Jones
Eloesser Leo, book and job printer, and secretary
Eureka Ben. Soc. and Pac. Hebrew Orphan Asy-
lum and Home Soc, office 414 Clay, r. 2206 Jones
Elsasser Charles (Dietz ,t Elsasser) , r. 1119 Pierce
Elsasser Jonas, bookkeeper Wangenheim, Sternheim
& Co., r. 925 Geary
Elsbach Albert, clerk Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r.
1913 Fillmore
Elsbach Herman (Schoenholz Brothers & Co.) r. 476
Jessie
Elsel Charles, r. 923 Union
Elsing Joseph, baker E. A. Engelberg, 416 Kearny
Elstou Mary Mrs., r. 35 Moss
Elton Robert, seaman P. M. SS. City of Nerv York
Elvin Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Main and
Bryant
Elward John, blacksmith, r. NW cor Filbert and Fill-
more
El well Frank, merchant tailor, 315 Sutter
Elwert Beam Mrs., widow, r. 334 Eddy
Elwert Charles P., druggist, r. 334 Eddy
I Elwert Henry, pipefitter American Sugar Refinery, r.
I 1222 Vallejo
j Elwood Michael, boilermaker, r. 37 Minna
I Elwood Richard, engineer, r. 3 Rincon Court, rear
Ely Henry H., surveyor, r. 1223}^ Bush
Ely Minnie Miss, r. 32 Clementina
Ely Nicholas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32 Clem-
entina
Ely Robert H., traveling salesman Robert Haight, r.
679 Harrison, rear
Ely Wallace A., physician (homceopathic) office and r.
109 Powell
Ely William, laborer, r. 32 Clementina
Elzer August, cook, r. 29 Drumm
Elzner Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Emanuel Abraham, traveling salesman, r. 839 McAll-
ister
Emanuel Aima, widow, r. 839 McAllister
Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Association, Rev.
F. W. Voeglin pastor, N s Jessie, bet Sixth and
Seventh
Emanuel Edgar v., canvasser, r. 839 McAllister
Emanuel Emanuel (L. & E. Emanuel) r. 1014 Van
Ness Av
Emanuel Gustave, clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 206
Fifth
Emanuel Harris, clothing, 433 Pacific
Emanuel li. «& E. (Lewis and Emanuel) manufac-
turers,importers and dealers furniture, upholstery
and beddiug, office and salesrooms, 319-321 Pine,
factory NW cor Fourth and Bryant
Emanuel Lewis (L. & E. Emanuel) r. 316 Turk
Emanuel Samuel, papercutter H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
839 McAllister
Emanuele Francesco, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Emarton Edward, restaurant N. P. C. RR. stmr San
Rafael
Emenegger Francis, milker Henry Francke, r. NW cor
Seventeenth Av and I, South S. F.
Emeric Joseph, real estate, office 621 Sansome, room
1, r. 1115 Geary
Emerson C. H , student Barnard's Business College
Emerson Charles H., clerk supterintendent's office
Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 1530 Clay
Emerson Charles M., clerk Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. 1866 Stevenson
Emerson D. W., boots and shoes, 2508 Mission
Emerson Edgar W., law student, r. 1530 Clay
Emerson Elvira Mrs., r. 170 3^ Silver
Emerson Eugene, student Heald's Business College
Emerson Fred., waiter, r. 213 Sixteenth
Emerson George H., agent Simpson Bros., r. 1229 Mis-
sion
Emerson George R., engineer, r. 135 Townsend
Emerson George T., deputy County Clerk, r. 1530
Clay
Emerson George W., stovemounter, r. 502 Mason
Emerson Helen, widow, r. 312 Sixth
Emerson J., captain bktn Eureka
Emerson John A. (Drake & Emerson) r. 514 Taylor
Emerson Lena, widow, r. 1323 Washington
Emerson Levi G., carpenter, r. 135 Townsend
Emerson Loring G., captain bktn Fremont, office
416-418 Davis, r. 302 O'Farrell
Emerson Oliver, carpenter, r. 1122 Vallejo, rear
Emerson Phoebe D. Miss, r. 25 M Sixth
Emer.suu Richard, musician, r."720 Bryant
Emerson William, manager Emerson's Standard Thea-
tre, 320 Bush, r. Russ House
Emerson William, teamster Uixson, Justi & Co.
Emerson's Standard Theatre, 320 Bush
Emerton John W., housepainter, r. 3 Valencia
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WINDOW SHADES
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE
Wmdow Slades lorEesidences, Stores, Offices, etc.
G.W.CIARK&CO.
645 Market St.
HI1V<<KI.KY SPIERS <6 HAYES, FITI^TON IRON ^'ORKK, 213 Fremout Street,
Ma^ufacturerei of ROCK BREAKERS, RETORTS and ROASTINO FVRXACES.
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Emery Eugene, steamfitter Charles W. Smith, r. cor
Pine and Baker
Emery George, fireman P. C. SS. Los Angeles
Emery George T., miner, r. 2939 Clay
Emery Henry T., clerk Merchants' Exchange Assu, r.
4 Essex PI
Emei-y Joseph S., capitalist, office 13-15 Fremont, r.
Oakland
Emery S. S., contractor and builder, 423 Geary, r. 806
Van Ness Av
Emery Thatcher G., r. 709 Van >(ess Ay
Emery William E., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 142
Silver
Emery William H., car starter Geary St. KR., r. 1612
Turk
f&~ Emery. See Emory
Emgarten William, maltster, r. 28 Nevada
Emhoff Balz, milker Rnhland Bros., r. N s Point Lo-
bos Av, but Thirty-second and Thirty-third Avs
Emhoff Frank, milk ranch, cor Devisadero and Chest-
nut
Emhoff John, milker, r. Old San Jose Buad, nr In-
dustrial School
Emhoff Nicholas, milker, r. France Av, nr Mission
Emick C. D., carpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Emig Henry, baker William Weston, r. 8 Antonio
Emig Henry S. , baker, r. 625 Clay
. Emmal Joseph B., real estate, r. 612 Jones
Emmal Joseph B. Jr., copyist County Recorder, r. 612
Jones
Emmal William B., clerk Painter & Vreeland, r. 612
Jones
Emme Louis, laborer, r. W s Hampshire, bet Solano
and Butte
Emmel K., drayman, r. 236 Clara
Emmery Rebecca Mrs., furnished rooms, 1 Central PI
Emmery Thomas, calker, r. 1 Central PI
Emmet C. Temple, attorney at law, 224 Sansome,
r. Marin Co.
Emmet Daniel, packer E. T. Anthony & Co., r. 569
Mission
Emmett Charles, tinsmith, r. 427 Stevenson
Emmett Edward G., traveling salesman, r. Occidental
Hotel
Emmett Everly B., car conductor, r. 829 Folsom
Emmett George, r. 2405 Mission .
Emmett John, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 2726
Folsom
Emmons Elmer S., assistant receiver Spring Valley
W.W., r. 937 Twenty-first
Emmons George W. (Reno & Emmons and Bancroft &
Emmons) r. 937 Twenty-first
Emmons Idella C. Miss, assistant Columbia St. Gram-
mar School, r. 937 Twenty-first
Emmons M., widow, r. 937 Twenty-first
Emmons Thomas, coalpasser P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 171
Minna
Emmons W. H., printer, r. Ahlborn House
Emmrich Ernest, teacher penmanship and drawing, r.
1013 Lyon
Emohl Frank, proptr West-Bnd Tannery. E 8 Little,
nr Onondaga Av
Emory Mary L. Mrs., r. 461 Jessie
Emory Thomas, Ship Calkers Assn, 44 Spear
Empey Charles, sausage factory, 10 34 Stevenson, r. 15
Rincon PI
Empey Charles Jr., foreman Charles Empey, r. 15
Rincon PI
Empey Walter L., teamster, r. 15 Rincon PI
Empey William F., butcher, r. 839 Hayes
Empire Bre-»very, John Harrold proprietor, 420
Chestnut, office and depot, 179 Jessie
Empire Coal Mine and Railroad (Mt. Diablo) Mor
tiiner W. Belshaw manager, office 402 Front
Empire Foiiiidry itiid Macliine 'Works, Sav-
age & Suns proprietors, 135-145 Fremont
Empire Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Tulare Co.) J.T.
McGeoghegau secretary, 318 Pine, room 13
Empire House, Warncko & Griffiths proptrs, SE cor
Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Empire LiO(lgiii$;s, Benjamin B.Smith manager,
636 Commercial
Empire Matcli Factory, Hofen & Co. agents, 412
Clay
Empire Steam Coffee unci Spice Millg, Hofen
& Co. proprietors, 412 Clay
Emptage John F.', longshoreman, r. 102 Freelon
Emrick William J., machinist Jackson & Truman, r.
507 Sixth
Ems Benjamin, whltewasher, r. 605 Broadway
Emslie Charles, night inspector Custom House, r. 226
Third
Emslie Francis G. P., blacksmith, r. 268 Minna
Enberg Charles, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Enborn Emanuel, cabinetmaker, r. 429 Bush
Enciso Cesaria, widow, r. 442 Green
Enciso Pedro, restaurant keeper, r. 1028 Market
Enck Charles, barber, r. 533 Sacramento
Endelkofer Max, cleaner and polisher, r. 815 Post
Euemark Andrew J., carpenter, r. N s Clipper, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Enes George, master waterboat Minnehaha
Enfeld T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
En^dahl Nils, tuilor, r. 1031 Hampshire
Enge Herman, r. Hotel Rhe:n
Eugebretsen Christian, cooper Norton & Madsen, r.
West Berkeley
Engel Charles W., blacksmith, r. 252 Perry
Engel Frederick, butcher, 967 Mission
Engel George N., boatman Clay St. Wharf, r. 1128
Union
Engel Henry G., boatman Clay St. Wharf, r. 1128
Union
Engel John, boatman Clay St. Wharf, r. 1128 Union
Engel Nicolaus, cooper, r. 421^ Filbert
Engel Rudolph, butler, 1913 Clay
»?"£ngel. See Engle
Eng-elberg Eniil A., German bakery and confec-
tionery, 416 Kearny, r. 418 Kearny
Engelberg Emil A. Jr., shipping clerk Tillmann &
Bendel, r. 418 Kearny
Engelbert Frederick, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and
Eighth
Engelbert P. H., cigars and tobacco, 4 Fourth, r.
320 Jessie
Engelbrecht Edward, clerk Engelbrecht, Fox & Co.,
r. 603 Eddy
Engelbreclit, Fox Si Co. (Herman Engelbrecht
and Otto Fox) importers, manufacturers and job-
bers cigars and tobacco, 312-314 Front
Engelbrecht Herman (Engelbrecht, Fox & Co.) r. 603
Eddy
Engelbrecht Herman A., salesman Engelbrecht, Fox
& Co., r. 603 E dy
Engelbrecht William E., clerk Engelbrecht, Fox &
Co., r. 603 Eddy
Engelhard John, baker, r. 974 Harrison, rear
Engelhardt Bernhard, laborer, r. 506 Ninth
Eugelhardt Charles, nurse German Hospital
Engelhardt Frederick, compositor, r. 403 Broadway
Engelhardt George, cooper, r. 926 Bryant
Engelhardt Henrietta D., widow, r. W 8 First Av, bet
Point Lobos Av and A
Engelhardt John B., fringemaker, r. W s First Av, bet
Point Lobos Av and A
Engelhardt William, liquor saloon, SW cor Montgom-
ery and Pine, r. 309 Green
Engelke August, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Engelke Charles H., agent S. F. Abend Post, r. 1409
Church
Engelke Frederick, clerk, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and
Mission
Engelken Harriet Mrs. (Engelken & Johnston) r. 7
Montgomery Av
Engelken & Johnston (Mrs. Harriet Engelken and
Mrs. Anise Johnston) coffee saloon, 618 Washing-
ton
Engellendt John, bottler Jacob Denzler, r. 5 Cedar Av
Engelmaun K. W., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, NE cor
Sutter and Kearny
Engelund Jergen P., laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and
Eighth
Engemann Herman, cigars and tobacco, 251 Third
Engemuudsen P., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn., 413
Sutter
Engert G., laborer, r. 512 Fourth
Engestrom Fritz, laborer, r. 2 Adelaide PI
Engine Co. No, 1, S. F. Fire Dept, 419 Pacific
Engine Co. No. 3, S. F. Fire Dept, 412 Bush
Engine Co. No. 3, S. F. Fire Dept, S s California,
bet Luavenwoith and Hyde
Engine Co. No. 4, S. F. Fire Dept, 144 Second
Engine Co. No. 5, S. F. Fire Dept, 1219 Stockton
Engine Co. No. 6, S. F. Fire Dept, 311 Sixth
Engine Co. No. 7, S. F. Fire Dept, NW cor Six-
teenth and Second Av
Engine Co. No, 8, S. F. Fire Dept, 1616 Pacific Av
Engine Co. No. 9, S. F. Fire Dept, 320 Main
Engine Co. No. 1 0, S. F. Fire Dept, 516 Bryant,
bet Third and Fourth
SAN FRftNGISCO LAUNDRY. ""'"'"'"'Sf'p.fetLW-''*''^*''^
J. MACDONOUGH,
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IMPORTKR OF AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF F0RE:1GN
AND DODIESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, eomer Spear.
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Eng^ine Co. No. 11, S. F. Fire Dept, N 8 Four-
teenth Av, bet Bailroad Av and N, South S. F.
Eni^iie Co. No. 13, S. F. Fire Dept, 101 Commer-
cial
Euginger Joseph, maiyiger Victor Enginger, r. 1016
Market
Enginger Victor, lodgings, 1016 Market
England William, druggist, r. 210 Twenty-second
Englauder Aaron (M. Englander & Sou) r. 807 Frank-
lin
Englander Abraham M., gents' furnishing goods,
•21\) Third
Englander Edward, scene painter, r. 253 Minna
Englander Frank E., musician, r. 1525J<i Market
Englander Leopold, attorney at law, 630 Clay, r. 726
Golden Gate Av
Englander M. & Son (Max and Aaron) draymen, NE
cor Pine and Battery
Englander Max (M. Englander & Son) r. 807 Franklin
Eugle Casper, laborer, r. Potreno Av, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Engle Jacob A., teamster, r. 2414 California
Engle Jacob P. (Eagle & Son) r. NE cor Fillmore and
Lombard
Engle Moses, foreman Baldwin Stables
Engle Nelson B.,carriagemaker Larking & Co., r. Oak-
land
Engle Volney (Engle & Harper) r. 130 O'Farrell
Engle Walter J. (Engle i^ Son) r. NEcor Fillmore and
Lombard
Eiig:le & Harper (Volney Engle and Thomas Har-
per) groceries and liquors, NE cor O'Farrell aud
Powell
Engle «& Son (Jacob P. and Walter J.) dealers
lumber and wood, SE cor Fillmore and Francisco
8^ Eugle. See Engel
Engler Auguste, expressman, r. 306 O'Farrell
Engler Benedict, sausage factory, 227 Fourth
Engler German, bakery, 409 Union
Engler Johanna, widow, r. 464 Minna
English A. F. Miss, r. 125 Fell
English Alice, widow, r. 1601 Bush
English Benjamin F., salesman, r. 900 Shotwell
English C. Frederick, teamster John F. English, r.
9U0 Shotwell
English Edward, r. 1 Fifth
English Edward, driver City RR., r. SW cor Bush and
Franklin
English Edward, driver Mission 8t. RR., r. 1601 Bush
English Frank, showman, r. 529 Sacramento
English Harriet C, widow, r. 125 Fell
English James, clerk J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 1601 Bush
English James, springmaker Cal. Spring Mnfg Co., r.
422 Fulton
Enc'lisU James Wise, real estate agent, r. SW cor
Folsom and Twentieth
English Jerome (English & Lynch) r. 125 Fell
English John, laborer, r. 9i<i Oak Grove Av
English John, longshoreman, r. 9M Oak Grove Av
Englisli •Tolin F. , produce commission merchant
and dealer California and Oregon produce, 313-315
Davis, r. 2650 Harrison
English Joseph, r. 7 Mason
English Leland G., clerk Holbrook, Merill & Stetson,
r. 213 Geary
English Melzar F., clerk John F. English, r. 900 Shot-
well
English Nathaniel F., r. 900 Shotwell
English Nathaniel F. Jr., salesman John F. English,
r. 217 Sixth
English Rebecca F. Miss, assistant Fairmouut Prima-
ry School, r. 900 Shotwell
English Robert, plumber, r. 863 Mission
English Thomas, millhand Jason, Si)riuger & Co., r.
730 Folsom
English William, clerk, r. 1601 Bush
English William, upholsterer, r. 4 Dale PI
English William 1). (English & Wright) r. Oakland
Englisli William P., carpet layer, r. 10 Dale PI
English & Lynch (Jerome English and Peter Lynch)
horseshocrs, 1228 Mission
English iSi Wriglit (William D. English aud G.
B. Wright) agents California Vlgorit Powder Co.,
327 Pint
Engman Charles, painter, r. 10is;<i Turk
Engstrom Olif, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Engwer William A. (AltaSoap Co.) r. 820 Lombard
Engwer William A. Jr., clerk Alta Soap Co., r. 820
Lombard
Enkemannn George, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Enkle Abraham, barber, r. 108 Eddy
Enkle Charles, clerk Golden Rule Bazaar, r. 108 Eddy
Eukle Herman, sherifi's keeper, r. 108 Eddy
Enkle Morris, expressman, r. 108 Eddy
Ennen Henry, seaman O.K. and N. SS. City of Ches-
ter
Ennis Abram, opium stamper U. S. Appraiser's Store,
r. 103 Perry
Ennis Ann Mrs., r. 912 Lyon
Ennis Catherine, bakery, 1905 Geary
Ennis Catherine, widow, r. 855 Folsom
Ennis George, captain tugboat JStna, r. Oakland
Ennis James, boxmaker, r. 855 Folsom
Ennis John, driver United Carriage Co., r. 640 Howard
Ennis Lawrence H., sboetitter, r. 1021 Caijp
Ennis Nicholas E., hackman Plaza, r. 1712 Ellis
Ennis Patrick, blacksmith, r. 855 Folsom
Ennis Patrick, carpenter, r. 169 Silver
Ennis Richard, teamster, r. 11221^ Larkiu
Ennis William H., surveyor, r. 1512 Bush
Ennor Pellew L., clerk J. Sennett & Co., r. S s Fran-
cisco, bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Ennor Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 2 Carlos PI
Eno Frank, attorney at law, 528 California, room
1, r. 409 Ellis
Enos Abraham T., laborer, r. 2725 Howard
Enos Antone, cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. Oakland
Enos Clara, widow, r. 21 Ohio
Enos Frank, night watchman C. P. RR. stmr Amador,
r. East Oakland
Enos G. H., Mastur Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Enos Jose, seaman P. M. SS. South Carolina
Enos Joseph, finisher F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
Oakland
Enos John S., attorney at law, 20 Montgomery Block,
r. 218 Stockton
Enos Joseph, longshoreman, r. Bay St. House
Enos Joseph L,, liquor saloon, 117 Jackson
Enos Joseph R., milkdealer. r. S s Lombard, nr Kearny
Enquist Alfred, seaman, r. '20 Folsom
Enquist Alfred A., notary public, 436 Montgomery, r,
2208 Larkin
Enquist Alfred J., printer, r. 2208 Larkin
Enrico Leonardino, drayman, r. 515 Union, rear
Euright Annie Miss, shoefitter, r. 323 Tehama
Enrlght Cornelius, laborer, r. 226 Ritch, rear
Euright Cornelius, liquor saloon, 413 Pine, r. 6 Wil-
low Av
Euright Edward P., groceries and liquors, 226 Fifth
Euright John, calker, r. 3 Minna
Euright John, hostler, r. 6 Ewer PI
Euright John, laborer Geary St. RR., r. N s Santa
Rosa Av, bet Collins and Ferrie
Enrlght John, liquor saloon. NE cor Sixth and Shipley
Enright John, shipcalker, r. 1206 )<; Union
Enrlght Joseph, shoemaker, r. 323 Tehama
Enrlght Margaret, widow, r. 115 Ash Av
Enright Mary Miss, r. 4.59 Minna
Euright Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1131 Howard
Enright Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor Main
and Folsom
Enright Patrick, painter, r. 123 Tehama
Enright Peter, laborer, r. 21 M Garden
Enright Thomas, liquor saloon, 200 Seventh
Enright William (Euright & Co.) r. 314 Minna
Enright William, clerk Kosenbaum & Co.
Enright & Co. (William Enright) plumbers and gas-
fitters, 39 Sutter
Ensbury William, bartender Adam & Klbbe, r. 672
Natoma
Eusign Samuel, watchman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s
Illinois, bet Shasta aud Napa
Ensign William F., locksmith, 27 Leideadorfif, r. 127
Montgomery
Ensiguer Charles, pianomaker, r. South Park House
Eutelmann Henry J. D., clerk DbvIs Bros., r. 1804
Post
Eutelmann John D., painter, r. 1804 Post
Enterprise P.rowery Hnd*Malt House, F. Hillebrandt &
Co. projitrs, 2015-2019 Folsom
ENTERPRISE MILL AND BUILDING CO.
D. A. Mactlonald preMiclcnl, K. S. Fal-
coner secretary, AV. M. Miller superin-
tendent, /il7-^^5 Spear
Enterprise Mill aud Jlining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,Nev.)
James L. Fields secretary, 330 Pine, room 20
Enterprise Mining and Irrigating Co. (Eureka Co.,
Nev. I 419 California, room 2<'>
HARDWOOD LUMBER
JOHN WeCiVIORE, Office 133 Rpeai Lt.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spcar St., and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. MORSE,
PIIOTOOItAPHEK. 820 ^UIKKET IKT.
Views of all Abe i>rinc*ipal plafies on tlie Pacific CoaKt for sale.
ENT
376
ERE
EHTERPRISE STRAW WORKS, f.
A.Hal-
sey proprietor, 813 Mission
Entzminf^er Miihel (Arnold it Entzminger) r. cor
Tweutj'-nintb and Church
Eoflf Alfred, correspondent Wells, Fargo & Go's Bank,
r. 614 Sutter
Eoff James L., proptr St. Julien Saloon, NW cor Sixth
Av and D
Ephraim A. B. Mrs., widow, r. 360 Minna
Ephraim Benjamin, varnlsher, r. 9823.^ Harrison
Ephraim E. E. (Harris & Ephraim) and attorney at
law, 426 California, room 4, r. 15 Taylor
Ephraim Jeanette Miss, assistant Tehama Primary
School, r. 360 Minna
Ephraim Magnus J., salesman I. Abrams, r. 2.5 Harriet
Ephraim Moses, clerk John H. Sievers, r. 360 Minna
Ephraim Rachel, •widow, r. 25 Harriet
Ephraim Sarah Miss, saleslady, r. 360 Minna
Epineux Pierre, tailor St. Mary's College
Eplejr Harriet Miss, dressmaker, r. 1240 Howard
Epp (jotthard, waiter, r. 518 Mission
Eppersen H. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Epperson J. C, physician, 319 Bush, r. 1632 Howard
Eppinger Herman (Eppinger & Co.) r. Dixon, Solano
Co.
Eppinger Jacob (Eppinger & Co.) r. 1010 Post
Eppinger John, barber, 15.59 Market
Eppinger & Co. (Jacob and Herman Eppinger, and
Bernard Ettlinger) commission merchants, 316
California
Eppler , gardener, r. Coso House
Eppler Andreas, boot and shoemaker, 528 Bush, r. 911
Sacramento
Epps Charles, expressman, r. 18 Glover
Epps George, plumber and gasfitter, r. 444 Brannan
Eppstein H., clerk, r. ,502 Bush
Eppstein Samuel, r. 1507 Scott
l^'"Eppstein. See Epstein
Epson Federico, proptr and editor La Sociedad, r. NE
cor Dupont and Vallejo
Epson J. P., carpenter, r. 750 Mission
Epstein Emanuel (Rehfisch, Mattin & Co.) r. 29
Dupont
Epstein Henry (Arpad Haraszthy & Co.) r. 1324
Sutter
Epstein Robert (M. Clayburgh & Co.) r- Alameda
Epstein Simon, r. 335 Eddy
6^ Epstein. See Eppstein
Epstrup Nicholas, machinist Richmann Drill and
Compressor Co., r. 531 Mission
Epting Henry (Laplace & Epting) r. 405 O'Farrell
Epting Henry Jr.. lithographer, r. 713^ Minna
Epting Nicholas, woodcarver, r. 7133^ Minna
Equalization Board of, new City Hall, second
floor
Equator Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) William
Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Equi John (John Equi & Co.) r. 919 Larkiu
Equi John k Co. (John Equi and Paola Galli) dealers
fr\iit and produce, 919 Larkin
Equitall>le liife Assurance Society (New York)
William D. Garland general agent, George L.
North cashier, office 240 Montgomery, rooms 1-2
Eragdorn Thomas, cook, i . 767 Folsom
Erasmy John, dairyman, S s Jackson, bet Maple and
Spruce
Erb Abram, clerk, r. 23 Harriet
Erb Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 8 Boardman PI
Erb Emanuel, clothing, 244 Sixth, r. 23 Harriet
Erb Epliraini, necktie mufr, r. 23 Harriet
Erb Isadore, bookkeeper, r. 23 Harriet
Erb Lena Miss, r. 23 Harriet
Erb Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r..23 Harriet
Erbe Adam, barber, 5 Stockton, r. 427 Tehama
Erben William C, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Fourth and Clementina, and extramau Engine No.
10, S. F. F. D., r. 143 Silver
Ercnlanum Peter, waiter, r. 749 Folsom
Erdin Theodore, cabiuetmak^, San Bruno Road, nr
Twonty-ninth
Erdman Andrew, teamster, r. 927 Market
Erdman Henry, bookkeeper H. Levi & Co., r. 2Syi
Kearny
Erdman Lewis, dockhand C. P. RR. Co's Wharf, r. 2
WaPhington
Erdniann Ltidwig, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ereton Charles, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York
Erhardt Charles, galvanized ironworker, r. 609 Na-
toma
Erich Carrie C, dressmaker, r. 703 Post
Erich George, ferry-boathand, r. 2 Washington
Ericksen Andrew, seaman, r. 8 Berry .
Ericksen Dagmar Miss, dressmaker, r. 2614 Sutter
Ericksen George, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Ericksen Henry, laborer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Ericksen Herman, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Ericksen Johan, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Erickson Adolph, cooper, r. 18 M Washington
Erickson Anna, domestic SW cor Union and Pierce
Erickson Annie M., widow, r. 225 Leavenworth
Erickson Augusta, widow, r. 43 Natoma
Erickson Caslmir, laborer, and boarding and lodging,
W s Iowa, bet Humboldt and Nevada
Erickson Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 735 Brannan
Erickson Charles, longshoreman, r. 1317 Sajisome
Erickson Emilie Miss, r. 225 Leavenworth
Erickson Frederick, seaman, r. 324 Vallejo
Erickson Henry, seaman O. R. and N. S8. Oregon
Erickson Jacob W., seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Erickson John, shipcarpenter, r. 10 Vandewater
Erickson John J., shipcarpenter. r. 10 Vandewater
Erickson Katherine Mrs., r. 724 Brannan
Erickson Lucia, teacher music, r. 1712 Laguna
Erickson Niels, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Erickson Peter, r. 18 Creek Lane
Erickson Peter E., cigars and tobacco, 500 Kearny, r.
243 Tehama
Erickson Swen (Erickson & Johnson) r. St. George
Hotel
Erickson Thomas G., canner, r. 225 LeavenwortH
Erickson & (Johnson (Swen Erickson and Peter A. John-
son) liquor saloon, 812 Kearny
Ericson E. P., cook, r. 531 East
Ericson Johan, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Ericson Olof, billard tablemaker, r. 17 Bryant Av
K^Ericson. See Erickson and Errickson
Erie House, Stephen H. Morse proptr, 317 Third
Erie Mining Co. (Nevada, Co., Cal.)office 320 Sansome,
room 16
Erikson A. T., Swedish Soc, 71 Nfw Montgomery
Erikson H. F., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 14113^ Buch-
anan
Erksen Mary, domestic 258 First
Erlach Arnold Dea, draftsman, r. 1109 Twentieth
Erlandsen Andrew, machinist Will & Finck, r. 769
Market
Erlanger Herman (Erlanger k Galinger) and grain
and merchandise broker, NE cor Front and Clay,
r. 2218 California
Erlanger k Galinger, merchants (Rio Vista) office NE
cor Front and Clay
Erie Mary, widow, r. 219 Hayes
Erlenbach Marx, bookkeeper S. P. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1802 Van Ness Av
Erlenbach Sigmund, clerk S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1802 Van Ness Av
Erlenwein Caroline Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1709 Market
Erlenweiu John, bartender Simon Schleweck, r. 826
Broadway
Erlin Gustave, cabinetmaker, r. 949 Folsom
Ermann John, baker, r. NW cor Eve and San Bruno
Koad
Ermath Philip, stevedore, r. 724 Mission
Ernest C, stevedore A. C. Freese
Ernest Edward, tailor, r. 902 Kearny
Ernest Sebastian, watchman, r. 1023 Clay
Ernst Adolf, jeweler, r. 627 Post
Ernst Anna Mrs., r. Prescott House
Ernst August, cooper, r. 1904 Mason
Ernst Henry (Hoflmann & Ernst) r. 1008 Jackson
Ernst Hermann, cashier L. Feldmann & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Ernst James, carpenter, r. 640 Filbert
Ernst Otto, tanner, r. 1328 Columbia
Ernst Peter, shoemaker, E s Mission, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Ernst William G. (Hastedt & Ernst) r. NE cor Clay
and Stockton
l8^"Ernst. See Earnest and Ernest
Erquiaga Benita L., furnished rooms, 1231 Stockton
Erratto Louis, laborer, r. 1 Margaret PI
Errickson Charlotte, domestic 569 Harrison
Errickson John, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Errickson John, shipcarpenter, and proptr marine
. ways. Fifth Av, bet H and I, South S. F.
Errif kson Oscar, cabinetmaker, r. 164 Silver
Errickson Peter, dyer. r. 704 3^ Mission
Errickson Rasmus P., dyer, r. 704 34 Mission
O-Errickson. See Erickson and Ericson
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO.
Manufacturers of fine JEWELRY and DIAMOND Work
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
OICDERS FOB WASIIINO PROMPTI.V ATTENWED TO
OFFICE, «48 HAKKET STREET.
EKS
377
EUE
Erekine John B., messenger George T. Coulter, r. 1206
Powell
Erskine John B. Jr., porter, r. 12Q6 Powell
Erskine Melville C, captain stnir St. Paul, office 310
Sansome, r. 707 Shotwell
Erskine Oakes R., policeman, r. 1307 Stockton
Erskine W. \V., salesman Albert Mau & Co., r. 707
Shotwell
Ertola Agostino, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Ertola Andrew, macbinist, r. 1513 Dupont
Ertola Biaggo, machinist, 1508 Dupont
Ertz A. (Ertz & Co.) r. Oakland
Ertz & Co. (A. Ertz and F. Brendel) solar printers, 736
Market
Ervin Daniel, Ship Calkers' Assn, ii Spear
Ervin Henry J., shipbuilder, SE cor Fifth Av and K,
South 8. F.
Ervin James, laborer, r. 637 Stevenson
Ervin Thomas, molder, r. 56 Tehama
Ervin William Mrs., widow, r. Ill Wildey
Ervin William, laborer, r. 637 Stevenson
Eiwin John, manager Waldo Lodging House, 733 Mar-
ket
Erwin Lucille Miss, nurse, r. 217 Third
Erwin Michael, carpenter, r. 246 Fourth
Erwin Philip, student Heald's Business College
Bt^Erwin. See Irvin, Irvine and Irwin
Erych George, dockhand C. P. RR. Go's Wharf, r. 2
Washington
Erzgraber Adolph W. T. (Erzgraber & Oesting) r. 707
Greenwich
Erzgraber C. & Co. (Charles O. Erzgraber and
Edgar W. Briggs) cigars and tobacco, 646 Market
Erzgraber Charles O. (C. Erzgraber & Co.) r. Pr^scott
House
Erzgraber Kate, widow, r. 439 Golden Gate Av
Erzgraber Robert, watchman Newbauer & Co., r. Ten-
nessee, nr Santa Clara
Erzgraber & Oesting (Adolph Erzgraber and William
Oesting) delicacfes, 27 and 108 California Market
£sberg', Bachmaii «& Co. (Mendel Esberg, Simon
Bachman and Julius Ehrmann) manufacturers
and wholesale dealers cigars and tobacco, SE cor
Battery and California
Esberg Mendel (Esberg, Bachman k Co.) r. 1230 Post
Esby John, tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Escaig Fraugois, knifegrinder, r. 710 Lombard
Escaig Jacques, cutler, 524 Commercial, r. 710 Lom-
bard
Escamille Ignacio, saloon waiter P. C. SS. State of
California, r. 1125 Stockton
Esche Otto, secretary Metropolitan Loan Associa-
tion and Home and Loan Associates, 320 San-
some, room 8, r. Oakland
Eschelbach George, cigars, 323 Pacific, r. Frankin
Hotel
Eschenburg M. M. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 905
Market
Eschenhorst Henry, clerk Alexander Heuer, r. 83 Ev-
erett
Eschirgh William, baker, r. 15 Sumner
Eschrich C, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, NE cor Sutter
and Kearny
Eschu Delfina, r. 1320 Stockton
Bscloses Dominic, milker Verges & Escloses, r. Russia
Av, nr Moscow
Escloses Jolin (Verges & Escloses) r. S 8 Russia Av,
nr Moscow
Escude Louis G., butcher, r. T31 Harrison
Esdor Henry J., groceries and liquors, NE cor Hyde
and Pine
Eshen James, master mariner, r. Hoff Av, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Eshikawa Sakai, bookkeeper Japanese Consul, r. 703
Market
Eskersen Niels, laborer, r. NWcor Bryant and Eighth
Eslirk Joseph, barber, r. 934 Union
Esnard Joseph, engineer M. Banner & Co., r. 618
Birch Av
Esparza Victor, machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 1
Morey Alley
Espejo Frank, compositor, r. 1002 Mason
Espejo John, clerk Anton Koenig, r. 1602 Mason
Espejo Pedro P., clerk Kraker & Israel, r. 1602 Mason
Espejo Tgnaiia, widow, r. 1602 Mason
Espel Frank A., clerk T. Lundy, r. 2120 Howard
Espel Ferdinand, mechanic R. R. Swain, r. 516 Leav-
enworth
Espel Henry, r. 2120 Howard
Esperance , gardener, 35 Colombo Market
Espil Martin C, bookkeeper Dellapiane & Co., r. 16
Stockton PI
Espina Pedro A., teacher penmanship, r. 37 Post
Espinosa Damion, stevedore, r. 8 Auburn
Espinosa Felipe, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Espinosa J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1:309 Golden Gate .\v
Espinosa Joseph S., r. 1309 Golden Gate Av
Espinosa Josephine Miss, r. 1423 Geary
Espinosa Manuela Mrs., r. 785 Folsom
Espinosa Miguel, teacher music, r. 211 Ninth
Esijinosa Refugia, widow, r. 634 Vallejo
Espinosa Timotco, curled hair worker, r. Lombard,
bet Gough and FranKlin
Espositi) Domeuieo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Esi^y Robert H.. (Doane & Co.) r. Oysterville, WaBh-
ington Territory
Espy Robert J., seaman, r. 154 Silver
Esse Henry, millwright, r. Thirteenth Av, bet N and
P, South S. F.
Esse Joseph, engineer Louis Sloss & Co.,'r. 4 Thir-
teenth Av, South S. F.
Esselster Maria, widow, r. 1028 Pacific
Essex Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
John M. Buffington secretary, 309 California,
room 4
Essmann Ernest A. F., r. 726 Vallejo
Estabrook Charles D.^ clerk, r. 2115 How.ard
Estabrook John, r. W s Castro, bet J^ineteenth and
Twentieth .
Estacaille Bernard, laborer, r. Fifth Av, bet N and
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Estacio Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Estazio Filippo, waiter Dansiarte k Venaglia, 231
Montgomery Av
Estee Charles, driver Warden & McClure, r. 423 Ful-
ton, reai;
Estee Morris M. (Estee & Boalt) r. Palace Hotel
Estee «& Boalt (Morris M. Estee and J. H. Boalt)
attorneys at law, 419 California, rooms 18-20
Estelit a Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 70 Tehama
Estelita Joseph Jr., tinsmith, r. 70 Tehama
Estelita Michael, laborer, r. 70 Tehama
Eetelle Adam, coalpasser P. M. SS. Granada
Esterbrook Edward, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Estrohoff H., peddler, r. 15 Gilbert
Esterley E. J. Mrs., lodgings, 921 Market
Esterly John, cook, r. Portland House
Estes Melville B., barber B. Bernhard, r. Oakland
Esto Charles, seaman, r. 254 Clara
E.strada Frederick, salesman D. Samuels, r. 2 Selina
PI
Estrada Prosper, carriage mnfr, 708 Battery
Estrada Rod., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Estrada Sisto, tailor, r. 1425}^ Dupont
Estrada Virginia Miss, shirtmaker, r. 440 Union
Estrem Joseph, clothing. 036 Pacific, r. 417 Folsom
Estrem Pascal, clerk J. Estrem, r. 636 Pacific
Etchmendy Brothers (John and Simon) boarding, 20
Stockton PI
Etchmendy John (Etchmendy Brothers) r. 20 Stock-
ton PI
Etchmendy Simon (Etchmendy Brothers) r. 20 Stock-
ton Place
Etienue Caura, liquor saloon, 2925 Mission
Etienne Joseph, salesman J. G. Montealegre, r. 1317
Dupont
Etienne Victor, machinist, and dairy produce, 1317
Dupont
Etique Jean P., blacksmith, r. 437 Twenty-second
Etthofer Henry, shoemaker, 602 Fourth, r. 525 Bran-
nan
Ettiug William A., hardware, 1108 Market and 609
Montgomery Av, r. 1928 Stevenson
Ettinger Lucas, molder, r. ,524 Howard
Ettiuger Mary H., domestic 1017 Bush
Ettinger Max C, manager S. Ettinger, r. 1830 Bush
Etilnger Moritz, fringe factory, 105 Post.r. 1351 Post
Ettinger S. , mnfr fringes, gimps, cords, tassels, but-
tons and dress trimmings, 1U5 Post, r. 1919 Sutter
Ettling Henry, salesman, r. 16.")6 Howard
Ettliug Marcus, merchant, r. 144 Eleventh
Ettliuger Benjamin, merchant, r. 838 McAllister
Ettlinger Berhard (Kppiugcr & Co.) r. Dixon, Solano
Co.
Ettliuger Samuel, furniture, 1016 Howard
Etu Noll, cooper, r. 340 Fourth
Euer Grege, dairyman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Euer Thomas, dairyman, r. Helvetia Hotel
G.W.CLARK &CO.™?SSIfiJ?.^« 645 MARKET ST.
24
UIKiri^l FY QPiFRQ A# MAYPQ FUl,TOBr IROK WOBKM, 213 Fremont street,
nillUI\L.I- I f OriCnO 01 nnl to, SlanuracturersofAmalgramntins Pann and Settler*.
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378
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Euing Edward, clerk, r. 407 Mason
Euing RicLard, clerk, r. 407 Mason
Eukel Charles, salesman Davis Bros., r. 108 Eddy
Eul William (Liebold & Eul) r.[417M Stockton
Eulenstein Julius, coppersmith, r. 9U9 Howard
Euler Charles, lilerk Brown & Metzner, r. 126 Shipley
Euler George *"., clerk Thomas W. Magill, r. 126 Ship-
ley
Euler Henry, billiardmaker, r. 126 Shipley
Euler Henry Jr. (Fuchs & Euler) r. 355 Eleventh
Eulei; Philip J., carriage painter, 843 Harrison, r. 126
Shipley
Euler Theodore E., clerk Mutual Life Ins. Co., r. 126
Shipley
Euphrat Ludwig, salesman Samuel More & Co., r.
1517 Post
Eureka and Palisade Railroad Co. , Edgar
Mills president, office 426 California, room 1
Eureka Benevolent Socitty, Leo Eloesser secretary,
414 Clay
Eureka Bi-anch Restaurant, Louis Cranz proptr, 444-
448 Spear
Eareka Brewery, Schweitzer & Brother proprie-
tors, 235 First
Eureka Broom Factory, Lambert Van Laak proptr,
N s Seventeenth, nr Howard
Eureka Consolidated Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Neva-
da Co., Cal.) George R. Spinney secretary, 310
Pine, rooms 44-46
!Eureka Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka
Co., Nev.) W. W. Traylor secretary, 36-37 Nevada
Block
Eureka Drift Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Gal.)
Joseph Morizio secretary, 328 Montgomery,
rciom 24
E)ureka Dry Placer Machine Manufactur-
ing Co., J. C. McCurdy manager, 10 Stevenson
Eureka Foundry, Thompson Brothers proprie-
tors,129-131 Beale
Eureka Glove Factory, Gustave Winehill proptr, 515
Market
Eureka Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) R. We-
gener secretary, 414 California
Eureka Grain Warehouse, Seth Clisby* proptr, NW
cor Montgomery and Chestnut
Eureka Hair Factory, M. Cahn proprietor, SW
cor Fifteenth and Dolores, office and warerobms,
12 Second
Eureka Hall, John Herber proptr, 527 Kearny
Eureka Iron Works, A. Pfeiffer proprietor, 319
Howard
Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Co. Consoli-
dated (of New York) D. Cahn treasurer and
managing agent, 205 Sansome
Eureka Match Factory, Hofen & Co. agents, 412
Clay
Eureka Nursery, Emil Meyer proprietor.Stanyan,
S of Golden Gate Park, depot 31 Geary
Eureka Soda Works, Haake & Hagedorn proptrs, 723
Turk
Eureka Soda Water Works, Charles A. Reiners & Co.
proptrs, 222 Ehn Av
Eureka Steam Coflfee and Spice Mills, E. Guittard &
Co. proptrs, 207-209 Sacramento
Eureka Tunnel and Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) F. W.
Clute secretary, 242 Montgomery
Eureka Turn Verein Hall, 706 Powell
Europa Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) R. Ellon secre-
tary, 311) Pine, room 47
Eustace Edward, laborer, r. 47 Alta
Eustice James, teamster, r. N s Sweeny, bet Railroad
Av and Merrill
Eustice John H., r. 316 Beale, rear
Eva Charles H., c-anvasser, r. 21 Hubbard
EvaJames (James Eva & Co.) r. W s Iowa, bet Butte
and Solano
Eva James & Co. (James Eva) proptrs California Fuse
Works, cor Fourteenth and Channel
Evain Louis, French laundry, 605 Post
Evans Aaron, dtuggi.st and pharmacist, perfumes
and toilet articles, etc., 510 Hayes
Evans A. F. <fc Co. (Augustus F. Evans and John
D. Jones) commission merchants, 522 Montgom-
ery
Evans Albert S., bookkeeper Hanson & Co., r. 1109
Green
Evans Alexander R., bartender George Dawson, r. 19
Taylor
Evans Alfred, machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 408
Greenwich
Evans Andrew, tailor, 426 Hayes, r. 325 Oak
Evans Andrew J., hostler, r. 608 Howard
Evans Ann, wido^, r- 1820 O'Farrell
Evans Annie, domestic 1412 Octavia
Evans Arthur H., corresponding clerk Goodall, Per-
kins & Co., r. 120 Jones
Evans Augustus F. (A. F. Evans & Co.) r. 432 Ellis
Evans Benjamin F., dyer, r. NW cor Bay and Hyde
Evans C. Mrs., r, 30 Tehama
Evans Charles, bartender, r. 812 Jackson
Evans Charlfes, peddler, r. 33 Crocker
Evans Charles W., sawyer, r. 1772 Folsom
Evans Chester H. (Thompson & Evans) r. 749 Howard
Evans Cordie P. Miss, student, r. 36 Geary
Evans David, laborer, r. E s Illinois, bet Shasta and
Napa
Evans David Mrs., widow, r. 1513 Webster
Evans Edward, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Evans Edward, scene painter, r. 2.53 Minna
Evans Evan C, commission broker, r. Occidental
Hotel
Evans Evan W., pumpman, r. 615 Bush
Evans Francis, bartender, r. 131 Third
Evans Frank J., r. 902 Clay
Evans George, blacksmith, r. 15 Heron
Evans George, carpenter, r. New Washington Hotel
Evans George, shoefinisher, r. 1028 Vallejo
Evans George, weaver, r. 1232 Lombard
Evans George A., shoemaker. 1406 Turk, r. 725 Minna
Evans George S., State Harbor Commissioner, 10
California, r. 141 Hancock
Evans Gomer, with Parrot! & Co., r. 1214 McAllister
Evans Harlow, tinsmith, r. 42 Russ
Evans Henry, r. 1528 Vallejo
Evans Henry, proprietor New Wisconsin Hotel,
NE cor Pacific and Montgomery
Evans Henry A., boot finisher, r. 725 Minna
Evans Henry A., mex'chant, r. 430 Green
Evans Herbert, clerk, r. 2 Eighth
Evans Horner F., assistant register clerk Custom
House, r. Oakland
Evans I. R., wlreworker, r. 613 Mis.^ion
Evans Isaac, driver Armstrong's Alameda Express, r.
Alameda
Evans John, r. §29 Folsom
Evans John, blacksmith, r. N s Shasta, bet Michigan
and Sierra
Evans John, capitalist, r. 1528 Vallejo
Evans John, car driver, r. 302 Fourth
Evans John, compositor, r. 609 Minna
Evans John, driver Central RR., r. 1215 Fillmore
Evans John Jr.,housepainter, r. NE cor Franklin and
Vallejo
Evans JohnH., seaman, r. 1318 Jackson
Evans John P., laborer, r. E s Minnesota, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Evans John R., boatman, r. 222 M Ritch
Evans John R., miner, r. What Cheer House
Evans John T., chemist Thomas Price, r. 2203 Web-
ster
Evans Jonah, millwright, r. S s Chestnut, bet La-
guna and Buchanan
Evans Joseph, salesman, r. 1012 Vallejo
Evans Joseph. P., special agent U. 8. Treasury
Dept, office D. S. Appraisers' Bldg, first floor,
room 7, r. Oakland
Evans Joseph J., stationer, 436 California, r. 932
Howard
Evans Josephine C. Miss, assistant Greenwich St.
Primary School, r. 502 Powell
Evans J. Otis, student, r. 1012 Vallejo
Evans J. R., laborer, r. 529 Sacramepto
Evans J. W., agent Domestic Sewing Machine Co.,
29 Post, r. Oakland
Evans L. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School, r.
408 Greenwich
Evans Lucas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Evans Lucy, widow, r. 1106 Clay
Evans Luther «!., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1825 Market
Evans Mary E., widow, teacher music, r. 609 Folsom
Evans Nathaniel, clerk Frank's Billiard Parlor, r. 1
Eddy
Evans Nathaniel, woolgrader, r. NW cor Sixteenth
and Jersey •
Evans Oliver P., Judge Superior Court Dept No.
7, chambers new City Hall, second floor, r. 1516
California
Evans Phebe S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 36 Geary
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^shingjonj^ short notice
JMAPnnMnilOU ISIPORTER of and DKALER in COAIi AND PIG IRON,
, lllAuUUniUUun, 41 MaiUet Street, corner Spear.
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Evans Richard, blacksmith, r. 15 Heron
Evans Richard, sawyer A. Waldstein, r. Hampshire,
nr Santa Clara
Evans Sarah, widow, r. 1109 Green
Evans Taliesin, jQurnallst Evening Bulletin, r. 1831
Bush
Evans Thomas, teamster, r. Hampshire, bet Santa
Clara ami Mariposa
Evans Thomas A., clerk John Howes, r. 316 Stockton
Evans Warren, canner, r. 942 Howard
Evans William, carpenter, 822 Larkin
Evans William, confectioner, r. 465 Stevenson
Evans William, shipcalker, r. W s Fifth Av, bet H
and I, South S. F
Evans William H., foreman blacksmith Golden State
and Miners' Iron Works, r. 9 Vassar PI
Evans William I., driver R. H. Pitt, r. KiOH Minna
Evans William J., patternmaker, r. 305 Fremont
Evans William M. (Barry .^ Evans) r. 630 Sacramento
Evans William P., r. 163G West Mission
Evans William R., bookkeeper.!. W. Evans, r. Oakland
Evans William W., dairyman, r. 323 Ash Av
Evanson Evan, captain schr Bill the Butcher, Pier 13,
Steuart
Evatt Edward I., clerk T. Lundy, r. 141 Silver
Evatt Frank B., r. 640 Howard
Evatt Nellie Miss, saleslady Isaac Barker, r. 18 Taylor
Evatt vVilliam J., hatter, r. 141 Silver
Bveleth Frank, butcher, r. 1302 Pacific
Eveleth James A. (Eveleth & Nash) r. 719 California
Eveleth Joseph A., carpenter, r. 1774 Green
Eveleth Sarah, widow, r. 1770 Green
Eveleth William S., pressman, r. 1770 Green
Eveleth <& Nash "(James A. Eveleth and William
H. Nash) produce commission merchants, 211
Washington
Bvenin^ Bulletin (daily and weekly) S. F. Bul-
letin Co. publishers ami proprietors, office 622
Moutsomery, editorial rooms 517 Clay
F.venini; Post (daily and weekly) Post Publishing
Co. publishers and proprietors, 500 Montgomery
Evensoii John J., clerk George Stewart, r. 790 Folsom
Everdiug Fred. W., salesman J. Everding & Co., r. 911
Scott
Everdinji; J. & Co. (John Everdiug) producecom-
mission merchants, and starch manufacturers, 48
Clay
Everdiug John (J. Everding & Co.) r. 2116 Mason-
Everett Abijah P., commission merchant, 405 Front,
r. Oakland
Everett Alexander H., chemist, 1702 Fillmore, r. 1914
Webster
Everett Charles H., clerk Castle Bros. & Louise, r. Ala-
meda
Everett Craytou N., r. 1008 Union
Everett Daniel H., bookkeeper J. W. Shaeffer & Co.,
r. 1514 Hyde
Everett E., compositor, r. St. David's House
Everett Edward, bookkeeper E. Martin & Co., r. 904
Taylor
Everett Edward, salesman Gutta Percha and Rubber
Mnffi Co., r. Oakland
Everett Henry (Everett & Heymann) r. Commercial
Hotel
Everett House, Mrs. Emily Beatty proptr, 55 Second
Everett Joseph W., cattle dealer, r. 728 Lombard
Everett M. A. Mrs., r. 1008 Union
Everett Oliver, draftsman P. Huerne, r. 1914 Webster
Everett Sebastian L.,with Wine and Tobacco Journal,
r. Oakland
Everett & Heymann (Henry Everett and Henry Hey-
mann) liquor saloon, 628 Sacramento
Everiugham ^Samuel M., clerk Rockwell Stone, r. 1225
Fillmore
Everly Ernest B., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
Evermeyer Henry, saloon keeper, r. 428 Broadway
Evers Adolph, cigarmaker, r. 637 California
Evers Adolph, gardener, r. 1118 Valencia
Evers Annie Miss, teacher, r. 1118 Valencia
Evers August C, fresco painter, r. 1030 Montgomery
Evers Babette, widow, r. 1118 Valencia
Evers Charles D., teamster, r. 1142 Mission
Evers George E., clerk I. Gutte, r. 1142 Mission
Evers George J., clerk Captain Daniel Brown, r. Ala-
meda
Evers James, shoemaker, 573 Howard
Evers John Henry, liquor saloon, 801 Kearny, r. Oak-
land
Evers Otto, liquor saloon, 305 Davis
Evers William, tailor, 620 Merchant
Everson , foundrjrman, r. 112 First
Everson C, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Everson Charles, laborer American Sugar Refinery
Everson Charles, longshoreman, r. 1322 Montgomery
Everson Edward, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Everson Paul, second mate schr John G. North, r. 104
Berry
Everson Wallace (Wallace Everson k Co.) r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Filbert, Oakland
Everson Wallace & Co. (Wallace Everson) whole-
sale hardware, 116 Front
Evertz John P., carpet and plush weaver, 39 Second,
r. 25 Anthony
Eviston Joseph, calker, r. 1109^ Montgomery
Ewald Anton, tailor, r. 37 Lily Av
Ewald David E., clerk Flint Bros., r. 1712 Howard
Ewakl Edward, real estate, r. 1712 Howard
Ewald Edward Jr., copyist County Clerk, r. 1712 How-
ard
Ewald Frederick, clerk, r. 1712 Howard
Ewald Frederick, proptr and mnfr East India Bitters,
r. N s Precita Av. nr Mission
Ewald Jacob, r. 1419 Mason
Ewald Mary, widow, r. 372!^ Natoma
Ewald Theodore, barber, 1218 Stockton, r. 17 John
Ewald William, bricklayer, r. N s Precita Av, nr Mis-
sion
Ewart Robert, bootblack, r. 631 .Sacramento
Ewell Augustiis, foreman Pioneer Lead Works, r. 72
Everett
Evrell Ii. J. , proprietor Coso House, 411 Sansome,
Branch House, 424 Sansome, Rest for the Weary,
36 Clay, and milk dairy, depot and r. NW cor
Twenty-first and Folsom
Ewell Samuel D., clerk L. J. Ewell, r. NW cor Twen-
ty-first aud Folsom
Ewen Loiiis T., cashier William Willis, r. Oakland
Bwen Oliver, fireman S. P. C. RR. stmr Garden City,
r. 5 Market
Ewen William H., ropemaker A. S. Hallidie,r.Gercke'8
Hotel
Ewer Warren B. (S. F. Journal of Commerce Publish-
ing Co., and Dewey & Co., and WiesteV & Co.) and
School Director, office 414 Clay, r. 1512 Folsom
Ewer William D. (Rice, Ewer k Co.) r. Alameda
Ewig Ernst, liquor ssloon. 20 Sacramento
Ewing Calvin, carpenter, r. 118 Eddy
Ewing Charles A., driver Market St. RR., r. 1219
Steiner
Evfinj; Charles G., optician, surveying instru-
ments and manufacturers' agent, 120 Sutter, and
manager Babcock and Wilcox Co., 506 Mission, r.
29 Silver
Ewing Claude V., clerk J. Dewing & Co., r. Oakland
Ewing George, blacksmith, r. 1118 Alabama
Ewing George, wagonmaker, r. Stanford Hotel
Ewing George Jr., r. 1118 Alabama
Ewing Henry, laundryman S. F. Laundry. 8 s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Ewing James, foreman S. F. Brass Works, r. 560 How-
ard
Ewing John, blacksmith, 856 Howard, r. 824 McAllis-
ter
Ewing John F., blaiksmith, r. 1118 Alabama
Ewing Joseph, carpenterO. and O. SS. Gaelic
Ewing Joseph D., clerk J. C. Smith, r. Oakland
Ewing Joshua C, collector J. Dewing & Co., r. Oak-
land
Ewing Luther L., punch clerk Market St. RR., r. 1601
Turk
Ewing Primary School, Miss E. S. Stincefl principal,
N s Harrison, bet Fourth and Fifth
Ewing Robert, contractor and builder, r. 1400 Van Nesa
Av
Ewing Thomas, mining, r. Occidental Hotel
Examiner The (daily aud weekly) Examiner Pub-
lishing Co. publishers and proprietors, office junc-
tion O'Farrell and Market (Plielan's Block) edi-
torial and composing rooms 538 Sacriimeuto
Examiner Publishin<; Co. The, publishers and
proptrs The Examiner, Emanuel Katz manager,
office junction O'Farrell and .Market (Phelau's
Block)
Excelsior Broom Factory, Chris. Glunz proptr, 64}^
West Mission
Excelsior Coal and Transportation Co.,
Miirtin R. Roberts Jr. agoijt, 5 Spear
Excelsior Deep Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.)
D. B. Chisholm secretary, 327 Pine, rooms 6-7
ROSEWOOD, LI&mi-yiTI. BOXWOOD
JOHN WIGMORE.
133 fiiPKAK atXKUKT.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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EICELSIOE FIRE WORKS MM CO.
(Alametla) Flint. Brothers agents, 4>J0
Clay
Excelsior Hotel, Drager & Diederichsen proptrs, 608-
610 Sixth
Excelsior Planing Mills, William A. Meeker
proprietor, manufacturers doors, sushes, etc., SW
cor Fifth and Bryant
Excelsior Powder Co., F. W. Bowen president,
Henry Clusky secretary, office 330 Pine, room 53
Excelsior Printing oiftice, Bacon & Co. proprie-
tors, NW cor Sansome and Clay
Excelsior Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co.) A. Hal-
sey secretary, ?28 Montgomery, room 7
Excelsior Stable, Lot D. Slocum proprietor, 921
Sutter
Excelsior Straw Works, John H. Babbitt proptr, 120
Fourth
Excelsior Tallow Works, Milly Brothers & Getz pro-
ptrs, cor Fourth Av and M, South S. F.
Excelsior Water and Mining Co. (Yuba and
Nevada Cos., Cal.) Walter Stewart secretary, 215
Sansome, rooms 8-9
Excelsior Windmill and Horsepower Manufactory,
H. H. Bodwell proptr, 211-213 Mission
Exchange Publishing Co., publishers and pro-
prietors The Daily and Weekly Exchange, office
306 Montgomery
Exchequer Mining Coi (Gold Hill, Nev.) Charles
E. Elliot secretary, 327 Pine, room i
ExcoffierMary, waxflowers, 227 Post
Exempt Fire Co. , rooms Brenham PI, nr Clay
Exodius Julia Mme., clairvoyant, r. 2223^ Fourth
Expert Bernard, mnfr leather inner soles, 353 Teha-
ma, r. 1824 O'Farrell
Express Building, NE cor Montgomery and California
Extell George, waiter, r. 357 Jessie
Extell 'VYilliam, printer, r. 217 Mason
Eybs George, bartender William Eybs.r. 3253^ Golden
Gate Av
Eybs William, liquor saloon, 8 Sixth, r. 325 Jfi Golden
Gate Av
Eymat Gustave, molderE. Guittard & Co.,r. 17 Lafay-
ette
Eyre Edward E. (Eyre & Jones) r. 905 Sutter
Eyre John, carpenter, r. E 8 Castro, bet Beaver and
Sixteenth
Eyre Manuel (Eyre & Frank) attorney at law, 220
Sansome, rooms 10-12, r. 1822 Buchanan
Eyre William, clerk Corporation Yard, S. F. F. D., r.
323 Kearny
Eyre & Franlt (Manuel Eyre and George W.
Frank) attorneys at law, 220 Sansome, rooms 10-
11-12
Eyre ^ Jones (E. E. Eyre and J. H. Jones) stock
and exchange brokers, members S. F. Stock and
Exchange Board, 320 Pine
Ezekiel Edward T., clerk Haas Bros, r.l305J^ Vallejo
Ezekiel I., crockery and glassware, 1403 Stockton
Ezekiel Jeaunette, widow, r. 808 O'Farrell
Faass George, salesman Ka.st&Co., r. 450}^ Natoma
Faass William, cabinetmaker, r. ibOii Natoma
ll^"Faass. See Fass
Fabbri Giovacchino, Italian Bersaglieri Sec, 625
Broadway
Fabbri Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Fabens Frances A., widow, r. 935 Sutter
Fabens George C, claim adjuster C. P. KK. and leased
lines, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 46, r.
Alameda
Faber Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Faber George, blacksmith, r. 23 Morey Alley
Faber George, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Faber Joseph, laborer, r. 815 Pacific
Faber Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Pine
and Fillmore
Faber Wilhelm, bartender S. P. Collins & Co., r. 2 Le-
roy PI
Fabian Brothers (Ernst M. and Charles A.) groc-
eries and liquors, NW cor Stockton and Filbert
Fabian Charles A. (Fabian Brothers) r. NW cor
Stockton and Filbert
Fabian Ernst M. (Fabipn Brothers) r. NW cor Stock-
ton and Filbert
Fabian Meyer,'cigardealer, r. 605 Taylor
Fabre Antoinette, widow, r. 15 Clara
Fabre Auguste, bartender, r. 315 Stockton
Fabre Benjamin Cglovefinisher Lippitt, Leak & Co.,
r. 131 First Av
Fabre Jules, coppersmith, r. 18 Lewis
Fabre Samuel, r. 279 Stevenson
Fabri Angelo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Fabrian Victor, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Fabrique Birney C, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co. r,
Oakland
Fabris Ignatius, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont
Fabris Nicholas, fishdealer, r. 803 Montgomery
Fabry Leopold M., butcher, 545 Hayes
Fabry Sebastian, butcher, 495 Haight.r. SEcor Haight
and Fillmore
Facco John B., peddler, r. N s Onondaga Av, nr Mission
Facollo Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Fadden John, tanner, r. 2607 Polk
Fader Amos, r. 613 Mission
Fagada Pietro, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Fagan Andrew, laborer, r. Washington Hotel
Fagau Bridget, widow, r. 209 Fourth
Fagan Charles, confectioner, r. 11 Pacific
Fagan Elizabeth Mrs., bakery, 337 Sixth
Fagan P'rank, ijlumber, r. 719 Howard
Fagan Henry, maltster Pac. Distilling Co.
Fagan Jame.s, plumber, r. 337 Sixth
Fagan John, r. 110 Jones
Fagan John, laborer, r. W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and
Nevada
Fagan John J.,- teamster, r. 110 Jones
Fagan Lizzie Miss, r. 337 Sixth
Fagan Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 1037 Mission
Fagan Mary A., widow, r. 632 Mitona
Fagan Mary J. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 110 Jones
Fagan Terrence, drayman, r. N s Clipper, bet Church
and Sanchez ^
Fagan Thomas H., r. 110 Jones
Fagan William T., carpenter, r. 43 Stanly PI
Fagen E. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 303 O'Farrell
Fagen James, livery stable, 332 Bush, r. 71 Natoma
Fagen John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Fagen Rose, domestic 1012 Geary
Fagen Susan M., domestic 916 Van Ness Av
Fagen Terrence, bookkeeper J. Fagen, r. 71 Natoma
Fager John, carbuilder, r. 1320 Pacific
Fagerberg Meta, widow, r. 544 Bryant
Fagerholm F., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fagiano Leopoldo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Fagothey John, r. 826 Folsom
Fagothey Joseph, clerk Engelbrecht, Fox & Co., r. 826
Folsom
Fahey Ann Mrs., r. 3315^ Ritch
Fahey Bernard, candymaker, r. 644 Bryant
Fahey Brothers (Thomas and Patrick H.) groceries
and liquors, junction Market, Sixteenth and Noe
Fahey James, fireman Palace Hotel
Fahey James T., machinist, r. 142 Seventh
Fahey John, capitalist, r. 1500 Taylor
Fahey John, foreman factory S. W. Bosenstock & Co.,
r. 1024 McAllister
Fahey John, laborer, r. 718 Natoma
Fahey John F., r 1500 Taylor
Fahey Martin, shoemaker, r. 333 Chaf)ultepec
Fahey Martin, teamster, r. 1014 Treat Av
Fahey Mary, widow, r. 624 Brannan, rear
Fahey Mary, burler Goldeij Gate Woolen Mills
Fahev Patrick, laborer, r. 1505 Montgomery
Fahey Patrick, laborer, r. Clifton House
Fahey Patrick H. (Fahey Brothers) r. junction Mar-
ket, Sixteenth and Noe
Fahey Thomas (Fahey Brothers) r. junction Market,
Sixteenth and Nuo
Fahey Thomas, fuller Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Fahey Thomas, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
Fahey Thomas J. , r. 1500 Taylor
Fahey William, laborer, r. 3.i2 Brannan
B^ Fahey. See Fay and Fey
Fahndrich Julius, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Fahrbach Anna Miss, saleslady Vienna Bakery
Fahrbach Christian F. (Robinson & Fahrbach) r. 428
Fell
Fahrbach Emiel, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 426 Fell
Fahrenholz Dora Miss, tailoress, r. 413 First
Fahrenliolz Henry (Welspiel& Fahrenholz) r. 16 Turk
Falitenholz Henry E., cigarmaker, r. 413 First
Fahrenholz John, clerk Welspiel & Fahrenholz, r.
Park Hotel
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewelers,
offer Goods Lower than any House
in this city. 119 Montgomery St.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WAMHINC} CAl.l,Fn FOR A3ri> I>KI.IVKRKI>.
OFFICK, 64S 9IARKKT ftiTREET.
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Fabronholz John D., pilot, r. 413 First
Fahrenholz John F., watchman stmr Petaluma, r. 413
First
Fahreuknig Chris., laborer, r. 2300 Folsom
Fahrenlirng Henry, r. 736 Howard
Fahreukrug John F., bartender, r. 313 Green
Fahrenknig W. & Co. (William Fahrenkrug and Fred-
erick Otterstedt) groceries and liquors, NW cor
Howard and Seventh
Fahrenkrug William (W. Fahrenkrug & Co.) r. 1086
Howard
Faick John, basketmaker, r. 111'2 Kearny
Faig William, maltster, r. 1420 Pine
Fainelli F., expressman, r. 115 Clark
Fair Ann, widow, r. 1232 Sacramento
Fair Aubrey, salesman Starr & Co.. r. 8 Walnut Av.'nr
Larkin
Fair E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 106 Post
Fair Edward, builder, r. 106 Post
Fair George, bookkeeper Grangers Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 1604 Van Ness Av
Fair James G., capitalist, 1 Nevada Block, and U.
S. Senator Nevada, r. 1120 Pine ^^
Fair Laura D., widow, r. 315 Fell
Fair Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 9 Taylor
Fair Robert, plasterer, r. 255 Perry, rear
Fair Villa Mining Co. (Tombstone, A. T.) JohnH.
Sayre secretary, 830 Pine, room 36
Fair Wind Saloon, Fassler & 'Lent proptrs, cor Market
and Sacramento
l^"Fair. See Phair
Fairbairn George, teamster, r. W s Railroad Av, bet
Eighth and Ninth Avs, South S. F.
Fairbairn Richard Jr., painter, r. 341 Tehama
Fairbanks Jonathan, carder, r. 1228 Lombard
Fairbanks Joseph, Barbers' Pro. Union, 312 Post
Fairbanks Joseph A., clerk secretary's olfice S. P.RR.,
r. Oakland ,
Fairbanks Lillie Miss, actress, r. 312 Mason
Fairbanks & Hutchinson (H. L. Hutchinson) scales
and steel, 401 Market
Fairboru Emma Mrs., r. 555 Js Natoma
Fairchild Abram M., fireman, r. li)5 Sixteenth
Fairchild Carrie S. Miss, assistant Grant Primary
School, r. 307 Polk
Fairchild George W., assistant engineer, 120 Sutter
Fairchild G. Harvey, engineer tugboat Neptune, r. 307
Polk
Fairchild Hattie M. Miss, principal Fairmount Pri-
mary School, r. 501 Geary
Fairchild John, doorkeeper Grand Theatre (Chluese)
r. 6 John
Fairchild Maria E. Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 307 Polk
Fairchild Richard H., freight clerk P. C. SS. Go's
Wharf, r. 307 Polk
Fairchild Samuel D., boot and shoemaker, E s Old
San JoK^ Koad, nr Bernal Station
Fairchild Sarah Mrs., r. 6 John
Fairchild Susann:i, widow, seamstress, r. S s Six-
teenth, bet Valencia and Second Av
Faircloth Maud, widow, r. 612 Polk
Faircloth Violet Miss, teacher music, r. 612 Polk
Fairclough William, weaver, r. H Vandewater
Fairfax C. S. Mrs., widow, r. 435 Bryant
Fairfax Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) O. C. Miller
secretary, 409 California, room 4
Fairfield Daniel, longshoreman, r. 414 Beale
Fairfield George, actor, r. 718 California
Fairfield J. M., laborer, r. 512 Fourth
Fairfield Josiah F., wharfinger Harrison and Spear
St. Wharves, r. 51 Fifth
Fairfield Marshall, engineer, r. 1924 Stevenson
Fairfield Marshall Jr., salesman, r. 1924 Stevenson
Fairfield Minnie, widow, r. 228 Fulton
Fairfield Nellie Miss, compositor, r. 414 Beale
Fairfield O. W., machinehand Centennial MiUs, r. 512
Fourth
Fairgrieve William, woolgrader, r. 215 Ninth
Fairlaiub Etl^varrt W., agent Peters' Brothers
cutlery, 109 California, room 7, r. 518 Stockton
Fairman Louise, widow, r. 63(> Sacramento
Falrman M. L. Mrs., widow, r. 634 Broadway
Fairmount Dairy, A. T. Noble .«: Co. proprietors.
NW cor Thirtieth and San Jose Road, office 35
Eddy
Fairmount Primary School, Miss H. M. Fairchild
principal, E s Chenery, nr Randal
Fairweather Alfred J., salesman J. W. Davidson &
Co., r. E s Steiner, bet Oak and Page
Fairweather Frederick W., clerk Carolan, Cory & Co.,
r. E 8 Steiner, bet Oak and Page
Fairweather J. Artliur (Nygh & Fairweather)
attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms 46-47, r. 16
Grove
Fairweather Julian, stationery and music, 542 Hayes,
r. E 8 Steiner, bet Oak and Page
Faitlif ul Charles, tanner, r. 2 Alemany Av
Faithful Edwin, assistant engineer Cal. Cracker Co.,
r. 2 Alemany Av
Faivre Jules I'., chief cook The Baldwin
Falch Otto, confectioner, r. 2303 Polk
Falcio Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Falck Adolph, bookkeeper B. Nathan & Co.,r. 1921
Mason
Falck Bernhard, cigars and tobacco, 421 Montgom-
ery
Falck Ferdinand, druggist Alfred Gros, r. Ill Du-
pont
Falck Leo A., salesman Eeane Bros., r. 530 Turk
B^~Falck. See Falk
Falco Adele Mrs., dressmaker. 306 Stockton
Falco Alexander, watchcasemaker, 614 Merchant, r.
306 Stockton
Falconer John, contractor and builder, 25-27 Golden
Gate Av, r. 15 Langton
Falconer Robert S., secretary Enterprise Mill
and Building Co., 217 Spear, r. Alameda
Fales F. S.. expressman, cor Fremont and Market, r.
1330 Columbia
Falk Bertha, widow, r. 526 Eddy
Falk Charles, bookkeeper Sanders' Hotel, SW cor Bat-
tery and Vallejo
Falk Charles J., r. 1023 Sutter
Falk David, mining, r. 219 Geary
Falk Gustav L., master mariner, r. 1329 Pacific
Falk Harry, lithographic printer, r. 34 ki Moss
Falk, Havvley & Co. (ISoah H. Falk, George Har-
rington and Jacob C. Hawley) lumber and shingle
manufacturers (Areata, Humboldt Bay) office 128
Steuart
Falk Hyman, salesman Henry Schwartz, r. 8 Russ
Falk James, carpenter, r. 745 Market
Falk Jerome (Falk & Simon) r. 523 Turk
Falk John, tanner, r. cor Dolores and Twenty-
eighth
Falk Keva, jeweler, r. 1004 Market
Falk Morris, traveling salesman Whitney & Mar-
shall, r. 3m Moss
Falk Mortimer, salesman, r. 1219 Geary
Falk Noah H. (Falk, Hawley & Co.) r. Areata, Hum-
boldt Co.
Falk Olof , bran packer, r. 147 Shipley, rear
Falk Philip, r. 1023 Sutter
Falk Raphael G., clerk Hyde R. Bowie, r. 1023 Sutter
Falk Samiiel, merchant, r. 8 Russ
Falk Sarah L., widow, r. 34 3^ Moss
Falk Solomon (Ktenigsberger, Falk & Meyer) r. 1219
Geary
Falk Wolf, clerk Assessor's Office, r. 1004 Market
Falk & Simon (Jerome Falk and Alexander Simon)
groceries and liquors, NE cor Larkin and O'Far-
rell
Bi?"Falk. See Falck
Falke Emile C, liquor saloon, 6 Mission
Falkenau F., bookkeeper Buyer & Reich, r. 713 O'Far-
rell
Falkenau Ignatz. bookkeeper PeBtner & Hildebrandt,
r. 1301 Gough
Falkenau Louis (Falkenau & Reese) and State
Assayer, 328 Montgomery, room 16, r. 2517 Sutter
Falkenau & Reese (Louis Falkenau and Henry
W. Reese) State .\88ay Office, 328 Montgomery,
room 16
Falkenhahn Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 420 M Sixth
Falkeustein Alexander G.. bookkeeper Weil, Leiter &
Co., r. 326 Golden Gate Av
Falkeustein Gustavus A., superintendent Weil, Leiter
k Co., r. 326 Golden Gate Av
Falkenstein Henry (Falkonsteiu & Co.) r. New York
Falkenstein Isaac, salesman Falkenstein & Co., r. 3'H
Golden Gate Av
Falkenstein .t Co. (Henry Falkenstein, Moses Meyer-
feld, C. L. Heller and Sally Siebenhauer) import-
ers and wholesale cigars and tobacco, NE cor
Battery and Sacramento
Falkingham Edwin, proptr Pac. Coast Children's Car-
riage Works, 830 Sixteenth, bet Folsom and Harri-
son
Falkingham John, painter, r. Cincinnati Hotel
INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO., m MarM St.
H
IHrCKl.E'r. SPIKKS »t HAYES, FUIiTON IRON IVORKS. 213 Fremont Mtreet,
jnanafavturem of KTATIONABY aud JHABIN£ £NCiIM£N and BOILKHS.
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Falkner, Bell «& Co. (Henry D. Harrison, James D.
Walker and Thomas Meuzies) commission mer-
chauts, insurance agents, agents Lloyds, and
agents Itoyal Insurance Co., Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society, Lancashire Fire Insurance Co.,
Union Marine Insurance Co. (limited) and Mari-
time Insurance Co. (limited) and proprietors Wool
Agency Warehouse, NW cor Townsend and Sixth,
office 430 California
8^" Falkner. See Fiiulkner .
Full Creek Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) Crittenden
Kobinson secretary, 310 Pine, room*41
Fall George, clerk Davis Bros., r. 215 Rltch
Fall J. C. Mrs., r. 801 Van Ness Av
Fall John, mining, r. Milton House
Fall Louisa, widow, r. 215 Bitch
B^ Fall. See FauU
Fallan Agnes Miss, shoefitter, r. 423 Hayes
Fallan Edward, teamster, r. 814 First
Fallan Julia A. Miss, shirtmaker, r. 423 Hayes
Fallan Mary Miss, shirtmaker, r. 423 Hayes
Falle Elias, mnfr inner soles, 353 Tehama, r. 351 Te-
hama, rear
Fallenius C. C, bookkeeper August Berggren, r. 10
South Park
Fallman John, laborer, r. 232 Langton
Fallmer Rudolph, billiard table maker Jacob Strahle
& Co., r. Oakland
Fallon Miss, starcher Standard Shirt Factory, r.
1242 Mission
Fallon T>. A. Mrs., bakery, 134 Hayes
Fallon Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 608
Jones
Fallon Edward D., teamster, r. 302 Beale
Fallon Edward F., painter, r. Fifteenth Av, bet F and
G, South S. F.
Fallon Edward J., laborer, r. 431 Duncan
Fallon James, cook A. Young, r. 551 MisBion
Fallon James, gasfitter. r. 325 Tehama
Fallon John, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 341 Twenty-
seventh
Fallon John, laborer S. P. RR., r. 3 Channel
Fallon John, laborer, r. 429 Duncan
Fallon John, machinist, r. Miners' Hotel
Fallon John, waiter, r. 3J7 Jessie
Fallon Joseph, clerk Keane Bros., r. 134 Hayes
Fallon Lena, cook 333 Fremont
Fallon M., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Fallon Maria, widow, r. 1215 Union
Fallon Matthew (Fallon & Buckley) and liquor saloon,
318 Bush, r. 310 Stockton
Fallon Michael, blacksmith, r. 3 Minna
Fallon Michael, carpenter, r. NW cor Sixteenth Av and
F, South S. F.
Fallon Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor Moss
ami Folsoni, r. 44 Moss
Fallon Micliaol. laborer, r. 128RinconPl
Fallon Michael M., bookkeeper, r. 134 Hayes
Fallon P.,builermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Fallon Peter, bootcrimper, r. 320 Valley
Fallon Thomas, capitalist, r. Lick House
Fallon Thomas, milkman, r. 435 Duncan
Fallon William (Fallon & Whitney) r. Brunswick
House
Fallon & Buckley (Matthew Fallon and Chris. A.
Buckley) liquor saloon, 323 Bush
Fallon & Whitney (William Fallon and Ellard B.
Whitney) commission merojiants. 612 Clay
Falls Richard J., sergeant police, r. Brunswick House
Falls Stephen D., salesman Schafer & Co., r. 42
Twelfth
Falls Thomas J., assistant engineer U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 2.511 Clay
Falls William F., bookkeeper DoUiver & Bro., r. 2511
Clay
Fait August, musician, r. 2217 Leavenworth
Falthauer Henry, engineer, r. 267 Tehama
Falting Julius, clerk John E. A. Helms, r. 18 Seventh
Falvey Edward, steward, r. 945 Mission
Falvey Edward A. (Green & Falvey) r. Ill Twenty-
fourth
Palvey Maggie, chambermaid Golden Eagle Hotel
Falvey Patrick, labonr, r. 141 Shipley
Falvey Patrick J. (D. W. Murphy & Co.) r. 1554
Howard
Falvey Thurese Miss, r. 974 Harrison
Fancelli Carlo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Faiicber Charles, r. 45 Russ
Fanciola Oiulio, reporter, r. 436 Jackson
Fancourt Henry, butler J. B. Haggin, r. 4}^ Auburn
324
Fancourt Mary A., widow, r. 4M Auburn
Fankhauser Christian, cigar mnfr, 610 Octavia
Fann Benjamin, messenger Moritz Herzstein
Sutter
Fanneu. John, boilermaker, r. 32 Arlington, B. H.
K^Fannen. See Fannon
Fanning Angelo, painter, r. 248 Fourth
Fanning Edward, contractor, r. 320 Chestnut
Fanning J., laborer, r. Park Hotel
Fanning James, laborer, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Fanning James D., stableman, r. 448 Jessie, rear
Fanning John, r. 1703 Mason
Fanning John, teamster, r. 320 Chestnut
Fanning John Jr., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Mason and Green
Fanning Patrick, laborer P. C. SS. Wharf
Fahning Patrick, laborer, r. 29 Louisa
Fanning Peter, teamster, r. 320 Chestnut
Fanning Thomas, farmer, r. SW cor Railroad and
Thirty-seventh Avs, South S. F.
Fannon Annie J. Miss, lashbraider, r. 66 Tehama
Fannon John, tanner, r. SE cor Sullivan and Union
Av, B. H.
Fannon Thomas, tanner, r. SE cor Union Av and Sul-
livan, B. H.
B^"Faunon. See Fannen
Fanon Lament, porter C. Anduran & Co., r. 16 Lewis
Fanstrani Rulotf. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fantina Antonio, cook, r. Roma Hotel
Faraday Richard B., insurance broker, 319 California,
r. 818 Ellis
Farcada Frank, fisherman, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Farciot Anna, widow, r. 626 O'Farrell
Fardelius Frederick, seaman, r. 140 Folsoin, rear
Fardy Dennis, groceries and liquors, E s San Bruno
Road, opp Cortland Av
Farenkam O. F. Larson, marine ways, Ninth Av, bet
G aud H, South S. F.
Farey Jules, glass polisher, r. 3 Kent
Fargo C. F., r. Palace Hotel
Fargo E. A. & Co. (Earl A. and Jerome B. Fargo)
importers and wholesale wines and liquors, 316
Front
Fargo Earl A.(E. A. Fargo & Co.) r. 1919 Sutter
Fargo Edward D., blacksmith, r. 236}^ Sixth
Fargo Jerome B.(E. A. Fargo & Co.)r. 1310 O'Farrell
Fargue John P., deputy License Collestor, r. 329 Fran-
cisco
Faria Francisco P., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Farisey Cornelius, stock dealer, r. 325 Minna
Farish Adam T. (Moody & Farish) r. Oakland
Farish James R., commercial editor Evening Post, r.
Oakland
Farland Miles L., compositor, r. 964 Mission
Farless Tliomas A. (Pettigrew & Earless) r. 1932
Pine
Farley Alice, widow, r. N s Silver Av, nr King
Farley Bernard, liquor saloon, junction County, Mis-
sion and Ocean House Roads
Farley Daniel, captain schr Fanny Gilmor, office 211
Drumm, r. 26 Valparaiso
Farley Delia, widow, r. 35 Natoma
Farley Elliott, coachman, r. 525 Harrison
Farley Frank E., pressman Alia California, r. 211 Pros-
pect PI
Farley Henrv M., student Pac. Business College, r. 608
Hyde
Farley Hugh, butcher, r. S s Chestnut, bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Farley James, boots and shoes, 1612 Polk, r. 1400
Greenwich
Farley James, bricklayer, r. Turk St. Hotel
Farley James, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Farley James, laborer, r.NW cor Filbert and Billings
Pi
Farley John, marble polisher, r. 135 Tehama
Farley J«hn F., bartender P. Hopkins, r. 206 Chestnut
Farley Joseph B., student Pac. Business College, r.
608 Ellis
Farley Julia, widow, r. 9 Lick Alley
Farley J. W.. r. 737 Howard
Farley Matthew, laborer, r. 1400 Greenwich
Farley Owen, seaman P. M. SS. Colima
Farley Patrick, r. 206 Chestnut
Farley Patrick, clerk, r. 225 Eighth, rear
Farley Patrick, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 209 Tehama
Farley Patrick, stiiirbuilder, r. 132 Liberty
Farley Philip, restaurant, 210 First
Farley Richard F., bartender, r. 206 Chestnut
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AXD DEALER IX AUj KINDS OF FOREIGN
AIVD DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Farley Thomas, cattle dealer, r. S s Chestnut, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Farley Thomas, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Farlej- Thomas, woodturner, r. 33 Ji Louisa
Farley William, r. 648 Pacific
Farman Auilrew F., tailor, r. 1007 California
Farman Charles H., dentist, r. 1007 California
Farman Minnie Miss, vestmaker, r. 1007 California
Farmar Frederick C, compositor, r. 1713 Stockton
Farmar Richard B., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1713
Stockton
Farmar Richard J., exjireBsman George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 1713 Stockton
Farmer Hardin W., tailor, 36 Grove
Farmer William, calker, r. S s Thirty-first, nr Mission
Farmer aitd Dealer TUe (monthly) M. Ayers
publisher and proprietor, 258 Market, rooms 1-2
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Savings
(in liquidation) A. Doble president,!,. G. Harvey
secretary, 040 Maiket
Farnau Ellen Miss, laundress, r. 44.5 Natoma, rear
Farnan James M., clerk auditor S. P. RR., r. 609
Nineteenth
Farnau Sarah Miss, laundress, r. 445 Natoma, rear
Farncomb Henry, r. 43.5 Turk
Farney James, laborer, r. 730 Fourth
Farnfield Charles P., general agent Union Insurance
Co., r. 1.523 Washington
Farnham C. W., bookkeeper Henry Wetherbee, r.
Oakland
Farnham Eben, capitaliKt, r. American Exchange Ho-
tel
Farnham James, clerk auditor's office S. P. RE., r. 609
Nineteenth
Farnham James D., r. 921 Dolores
Farnham James G., wood and coal, 1436 Valencia, r.
921 Dolores
Farnham JerumiahW., master mariner, r. 921 Dolores
Farnham John H. (Farnham & White) r. 824 Filbert
Farnham John N., warehouseman subsistence dept,
r. S. A., r. NW cor HaiTisou Av and Shipley
Farnham Mary, widow, r. 921 Dolores
Farnham Oliver J., clerk Thomas Cotrel Jr., r. 109
Fifth
Farnham & White (John H. Farnham and Charles G.
White) shipwrights, 6 Folsom
B^Farnham. See Farnum
Farnlacher Adam, bakery, 1218 Folsoin
Farnsworth Anna Miss, portrait painter, r. 20 Laurel
PI
Farnsworth Davjd L., drayman, 100-102 California, r.
125 Golden Gate Av
Farnsworth E. D. & Son (Elias D. and Edward
P.) general agents Citizens' Fire Insurance Co. of
St. Louis, German Fire Insurance Co. of Pitts-
burgh, Farragut Fire Insurance Co. of New York,
Fireman's Insurance Co. of Baltimore, and Metro-
• politau Plate Glass Insurance Co. of New York,
219 Sansome
Farnsworth Edward P. (E. D. Farnsworth & Son) r.
709 Geary
Farnsworth Elbridge G., millwright, r. 122 Eddy
Farnsworth Elias D. (E. D. Farnsworth i: Son) r. 17
Glen Park Av
Farnsworth Eliza, widow, r. 209 Valencia
Farnsworth E. S., r. 20 Laurel PI
Farnsworth Frank, student Heald's BusiuesB College,
r. Ahlborn House
Farnsworth Georl;e C, clerk E.A. Halsey & Co., r. 17
Glen Park Av
Farnsworth Harry H., painter, r. 929 Bryant
Farnsworth William O., superintendent Occidental
Laundry, r. 1830 Filbert
Farnsworth 'William S., bootcuttcr, r. 402 Hayes
Farnsworth Willis S., drayman, r. 110 Taylor, rear
Farnum CharlesA., wood, coal, hay and grain, 312
Golden Gate Av, r. 1308 J^ Devisadero
Farnum Charles E., physician, office and r. 672
Mission
8^ Famum. See Farnham
Faro Daniel L., hostler, r. 159,>^ Tehama
a^ Faro. See Pharo
Farolo David, peanut stand, SW cor Kearny and Sac-
ramento, r. 11 Green
Farquharson Charles D., builder, r. 48 St. Ann's Bldg
Farquharxon David, president California Sav-
ings and Loan Society, NW cor Powell and Eddy,
r. .502 Van Ness Av
Farquharson Henry C, treasurer Standard Theatre,
r. 37 Post
Farquharson James, clerk, r. 920 Washington
Farr Alonzo, janitor 737 Mission, r. 108 Fourth
Furr Clarence C, miller, r. 414 Capp
Farr George M., wheelwright, r. 918 Bryant
Farr William, clerk H. S. Bunker, r. 918 Bryant
Farracey Redmond, blacksmith, r. 512 Mission
Farragut Five Insurance Co. (of New York)
E. D. Farnsworth & Son agents, 219 Sansome
Farran James, teamster, r. 317 Vallejo
Farran John F., deputy County Clerk, r. 678 Harrison
Farran Patrick, bricklayer, r. 1119 Twentieth
Farran Samuel M. (Stutz Brothers) r. 905 Treat Av
K^ Farran. See Farren, Farron, Ferrau and Ferren
Farrar Benjamin F. (Farrar & Grey) r. 1557 Market
Farrar Frederick W., clerk Thomas Day, r/1517 Cali-
fornia
Farrar May, widow, r. 509 Mason
Farrar & Gray (Benjamin F. Farrar and James B.
Gray) mattress mnfrs, 946 Howard and 1557 Mar-
ket
Farrell Alice Miss, glovemaker, r. 1121 Green
Farrell Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 340 Fourth
Farrell Catherine, widow, r. 42 Clara"
Farrell Daniel, boots and shoes, 160 Third
Farrell Dauiel, liquor saloon, SE cor Third and Mis-
sion, r. 174 Minna
Farrell Delia, domestic 47 South Park
Farrell Edward, bricklayer, r. 9 Bernard
FarriU Edward, carpenter, r. 828 Union
Farrell Edward, extraman Engine No. 2, S, F. F. D.
Farrell Eliza, widow, r.'ll Scotland
Farrell Ellen, widow, cook, r. 362 Minna
Farrell Florence J., boilermaker, r. 12 Oak Grove Av
Farrell Frank, carpenter, r. 2508 Post
Farrell George, fireman, r. 505 Howard
Farrell Henry O., laborer, r. 434 Tehama
Farrell J., compositor, r. 817 Broadway
Farrell James, r. 324 Minna
Farrell James, butcher, r. Fifth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Farrell James, groceries and liquors, 458 Natoma
Farrell James, laborer, r. 17 Caroline
Farrell James, oiler C. P. RR., r. Alabama, bet Solano
and Mariposa
Farrell James A., liquor saloon, 110 Berry
Farrell James J., student Pac. Business College, r
cor Point Lobos anil Ninth Avs
Farrell Jessie, domestic Winchester House
Farrell John, auctioneer, r. 1327 California
Farrell John, engineer, r. 257 Tehama
Farrell John, fireman, r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra and
Shasta
FaiTell John, r. 1313 California
Farrell John, seaman brig W. G. Irwin, r. 828 Union
Farrell John, teamster, r. 504 3^ Francisco
Farrell John, teamster, r. 331 Vallejo
Farrell John J., machinist, r. 221 First
Farrell John M., bakery and confectionery, 442>4
Third ;
Farrell John M., proprietor Central Pacific i
Hotel, 346-348 Fourth '
Farrell John T., metal roofer and tinsmith, 446 Va- ,
leucia
Farrell Joseph, bagmaker, r. 1911 Dupont
Farrell Joseph, foundrymau, r. 12 Sherwood PI j
Farrell Joseph, ironworker, r. 1()7 Minna [
Farrell Joseph, laborer, r. 728 Clementina, rear
Farrell Joseph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel j
Farrell Joseph, shoemaker, r. 6 Rose Av
Farrell Joseph F. (Farrell & Meherin) r. 1316 Brod- |
erick ;
Farrell Joseph P., carriagemaker, r 10 Hickory Av |
Farrell Kate, domestic 821 Broadway
Farrell Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 340 Fourth |
Farrell M. Miss, r. 139 Fourth j
Farrell Mark, r. Florida, bet Nineteenth and Bryant i
Av
Farrell Martin, laborer, r. 510 Mission I
Farrell Martin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel |
Farrell Martin, teamster, r. 705 Front |
Farrell Mary, widow, r.'4.'59 Natoma . i
Farrell Mattliew, teamster, r. Es Eureka, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Farrell Michael, butcher, r. 244 M Perry |
Farrell Michael, heater Pac. Rolling Mills
Farrell Michael, labi)rer, r. 125 Shipley |
Farrell Michael, laborer, r. 12 Oak Grove Av j
Farrell Michael, manager Vallejo St. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 2405 Clay
Farrell Michael, mason and bricklayer, r. 2 Buss
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Farrell Michael, molder, r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Farrell Michael, painter, r. 777 Market
Farrell Michael, porter, r. 228 Bush
Farrell Michael, saloon keeper, r. 66 Jessie
Farrell Michael, wood and coal, 534 Fulton
Farrell M. W., conductor Market St. RH., r. 102 First
Av
Farrell Norah, widow, r. 529 Mission, rear
Farrell Patrick, blacksmith, r. 521 Howard
Farrell Patrick, fireman La Grande Laundry, r. 1009
Minna
Farrell Patrick, liquor saloon, SE cor Twentieth and
Point Lobos Avs
Farrell Patrick, nightwatchman Grand Hotel
Farrell Patrick, peddler, r. 9 Noonan Av
Farrell Patrick, seaman P. M. SS. South Carolina
Farrell Patrick, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Farrell Patrick F., conductor N. B. and M. BR., r. 541
Fourth
Farrell Peter, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Farrell Peter, laborer, r. 1 Johnston
Farrell Peter, stevedore, r. 4 Reed PI
Farrell Samuel B., clerk, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Farrell Simon, laborer, r. 1122 Bryant
Farrell Thomas, boilermaker's helper Risdon I. and
L. Works
Farrell Thomas, driver City Transfer Co., 3 Post
Farrell Thomas, horse trainer, r. NW cor Point Lobos
and Ninth Avs
Farrell Thomas, laborer, r. 918 Montgomery
Farrell Thomas, laborer, r. 25(58 Post
Farrell Thomas, marble cutter, r. 777 Market
Farrell Thomas, master mariner, r. 368 Brannan
Farrell Thomas, plumber aud gasfltter, r. 510 Pine
Farrell Thomas, teamster, r. 1219 Powell
Farrell Thomas J., plumber, r. 17 Caroline
Farrell Thomas L., benchhand Centennial Planing
Mills, r. 020 Stevenson
Farrell Timothy, teamster, r. 36 Tenth
Farrell William, clerk Thomas Sullivan, r. 235 Minna
Farrell William A., r. 2 Russ
Farrell William D., liquor saloon and cigars and to-
bacco, 162 Firbt
Farrell William L., r. 214 Langton
Farrell William M., assistant engineer P. M. SS. City
of Tokio
Farrell & Meherin (Joseph F. Farrell and Marcus
Meheriu) blacksmiths, 1313 Broderick
B^" Farrell. See O'Farrell, O'Ferral and Ferral
Farrelly James, longshoreman, r. E s Billings PI, nr
Filbert
Farrelly James M. (Farrelly & Leland) 435 California
Farrelly John A., receiving teller Hibernia Savings
and Loan Soc. r. 231 O'Farrell
Farrelly Michael, liquor saloon, Meiggs' Wharf, r.
208 >$ Francisco
Farrelly & Leland (James M. FaiTelly and A. S. Le-
land) liquor saloon, 435 California
Farren Bernard, brass finisher, r. 244 Perry
Farren C. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 32 Ellis
Farren Daniel, boxmaker, r. 15 Minna
Farren Dennis, laborer, r.Park Hotel
Farren James H., salesman Kast & Co., r. 1084 How-
ard
Farren John, currier, r. Van Ness Av, bet Filbert and
Union
Farren John, laborer, r. 15 Minna
Farren John, jiorter Pac. Rolling Mills
Farren John F., blacksmith's helper, r. 261 First
Farren John W., wagonmaker and blacksmith, 121
Beale,r. 316 First
Farren John W. Jr., bookkeeper William Deacon, r.
316 First
Farren Lawrence, laborer, r. 1084 Howard
Farren Lewis H., machinist, r. 609 >s Howard
Farren Mary, widow, r. 244 Perry
Farren Robert, cook, r. W s Boyce, bet Sutter and
Post
Farren Robert J., r. 32 Ellis
Farren Stephen, engineer, r. 323 Broadway
Farren Susan Mrs., r. 69 Jessie
Farren Thomas, butcher, r. NW cor Liberty and
Townsend
Farren William, driver, r. 1010 Valencia
Farren William D., collector Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 202 Seventh
Farren William J., machinist, r. 316 First
fliyFarren. See Farran, Farron, Ferran and Ferren
Farrier Hiram L., porter Tubbs & Co., r. Oakland
Farrington Bernard, hackman, Pla2a, r. 2 Zoe PI
Farrington Elvin D., clerk Post Office, r. 472 Thir.
teenth
Farrington John, carpenter, I. 807 Brannan
Farrington Joseph W., real estate agent, r. 1310 Web.
ster
Farrington Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Farris Alfred, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Farris John R., cajjtain stmr Apache, r. Oakland
Farrisey Mary, domestic 833 Post
Farron Michael C, carnenter, r. Thirty-first Av, bet I
and J, South S. F. "
^W Farron. See Farran, Farren, Ferran and Ferren
Farrow E. D. (Prather & Co.) r. 1322 Scott
Farry John, vegetable peddler, r. S s Old Hickory, nr
Moultrie, B. H.
Farthing George H., tanner, r. 1506 Church
Farthing Watson H., tanner, r. 1506 Church
Farum Robert J., upholsterer Indianapolis Chair
Mnfg Co., r. Berkeley
Farwell Concentration Co., W. B. Farwell manager,
works 7'20 Bryant, office 410 California
Farwell George M., r. 531 Mission
Farwell George W., waiter Leverett Howell, r. 1130
Market
Farwell Hattie Miss, collector C. W. Nevin & Co., r.
32 Turk
Farwell Willard B., proptr Farwell Concentrator,
office 410 California, r. Lick House
Farwell William H., shipchandler, r. 1028 Bush
Fa.sUion Ca,rriage Factory, Albert Folsom pro-
prietor, 217 Ellis
Fashion Stables, McCord & Scott proprietors,
221 Ellis
Fasler Xavier, Swiss Ben. Soc, 687 Commercial
Fass Aaron, tailor, 810}^ Stockton, r. 1104}^ Stockton
Fass J. & N. (Jacob and Nathan) tailors, 603 Cali-
fornia
Fass Jacob (J. & N. Fass) r. 623 California
Fass Johanna, domestic 1916 Jackson
Fass Julius E.,* miller, r. SE cor First and Mission
Fass Nathan (J. & N. Fass) r. 623 California
83*" Fass. See Faass
Fassei Lorenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Fassett Charles D., bookkeeper, r. Nucleus House
Fassett George H., manager The Baldwin
Fassett H. H., surveyor Home Mutual Insurance Co.,
r. 416 Golden Gate Av
Fassett N. C. (Allen & Fassett) r. 624 Sutter
Fassett William, ticket agent, r. 1025 Twenty-first
Fasshauer Jacob C, druggist G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 516
Jessie
Fasshauer William, cigarmaker, r. 372}^ Natoma
Passi Gerolamo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
FassiLuigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Fassin Louis, locksmith, r. 824 Montgomery
Fassler Bernardin (Fassler & Lent) r. 8 Sacramento
Fassler & Lent (Bernardin Fassler and Edward Leijt)
proptrs Fair Wind Saloon, cor Market and Sacra-
mento
Fassmann Anton, r. 14 Grove
Fassmann C. F., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fassmann Eugene F., student Pac. Business College,
r. 14 Grove
Fassmann William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fast Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Fastenau Frederick, laborer, r. 114 Dore
Fastuma Henry, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Father de Smet Cousolidated Gold Mining Co. (Dako-
ta I Henry Deas secretary, 44 Nevada Block
Father Matthew Total Abstinence Benevolent Society,
rooms 818 Howard
Fatjo JojKiuin J., Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Fatricius Harriet L., widow, r. 719 California
Fattigan Edw.ird, teamster, r. NW cor Bav and Pow-
ell
Fau Sarah, widow, r. 725 Natoma, rear
Faubel Jacob, butcher, r. 173 Sixteenth, bet Howard
and Folsom
Faubel John, market, NE cor Sacramento and Fill-
more, r. 2432 Sacramento
Faubel Philip, butcher, r. NE corShotwell and Twen-
tietli
Faucompre Alfred, bookkeeper, r. 1024 Vallejo
Faulhabcr Joseph, blacksmith, r. 605 Broadway
Faulhaber P., cigarmaker, r. 801 Filbert
Faulkner Charles P., assayer and chemist William
Zelner, r. Oakland
Faulkner Eliza, domestic 2527 Howard
Faulkner George, gasfitter, r. 605 Broadway
Faulkner George H., bookkeeper, r. 824 Bush
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its
branches. 119 MONTGOMERY ST.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
OOOD WORK. LOW PRIC'KN.
OFFIC'K, «48 2UABKET STREET.
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Faulkner George R., salesman Cunningham. Curtiss
& Welch, r. Oakland
Faulkner Herbert, butler 1916 Jackson
Faulkner Thomas, miller, r. 290 Twenty-second
Faulkner Thomas, porter Thomas H. Selby & Co., r.
240 >i! Perry
Faulkner William, master mariner, r. ISOSteuart
Faulkner William E., seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Faulkner William F., clerk freight dept C. P. RE., r.
1301 Sacramento
8^'Faulkner. See Falkner
FauU John A.-, capitalist, r. 1209 Sutter
Faull William (Merry, FauU & Co.) r. 2023 Broadway
O'Faull. See Fall
Faulstich Thaddeus, liquor saloon, SE cor Fifth
and Harrison, r. 863 Harrison
Faure Albert F. V., conductor California St. RR., r.
826 Greenwich
Faure Eugene, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 1009 Stockton
Faure George, cellarman Leuormand Bros., r. 726J4
Howard
Faure Henry E., salesman Standard Soap Co., r. 826
Greenwich
Faure Hippolite (Raymond & Faure) r. 511 Hyde
Faure Laurent, cook, r. 901 Jackson
Faure Laurent, sexton Notre Dame des Victoires
Church, r. 526 Bush
Faure Leon (Faure & Berton) r. 1014 Stockton
Faure Louise Mrs., furnished rooms, 1014 Stockton
Faure Sophia, widow, r. 826 Greenwich
Faure & Berton ( Leon Faure and Flavien Berton) res-
taurant, 419 Pine
Faurhold Chris., stevedore, r. 32 Frederick
Fauser Charles, butcher, S s Railroad Av, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F.
Fau.ser John, butcher, r. 118 Guerrero
Fauser John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Fauss Amelia, widow (D. Fauss & Co.) r. 1942 J^ Mi.s-
Bion
Fauss D. & Co. (Daniel and Amelia Fauss) liquor
salooo, 1942 Mission
Fauss Daniel (D. Fauss & Co.) r. 1852 Stevenson
Fauss Hans, driver Central RR., r. 1409 Buchanan
Fauss Louis, driver Willows Brewery
Fauss Otto (Otto Fauss & Co.) r. SE cor Nineteenth
and Mission
Fausa Otto <& Co. (Otto Fauss and Gustav B. Klein-
claus) proprietors Willows Brewery, SE cor Nine-
teenth and Mission
»y"Faus6. See Fouse, Foss and Fos
Faust J. L. & Co. (John L. Faust and George F. Ly-
braud) mnfrs show cases and store fixtures, 538
California
Faust John L. (J. L. Faust & Co.) r. Greenwich, bet
Pierce and Scott
Fauth Lorens, barber, r. 306 Mason
Fautsch Francis E., florist and landscape gardener,
NE cor ^'ashington and Buchanan
Fautz Henry, guard House of Correction, r. 2217 Tay-
lor
Fautz William (Claus Wreden &Co.) r. 2217 Taylor
Fautz William Jr., porter Witzel & Baker, r. 2217
Taylor
Faux Richard, seaman, r. 403 FoUom
Fava .\lberto, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Fava Amadeo, fruits and vegetables, 1136 Folsom
Fava Inocenzo, laborer, r. 464 Miuna
Fava Martiuo, Garibaldi. Guard, 423 Broadway
Fava Pasquale, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Fava Peter, teamster, r. 17 Ohio
Favard Jules, waiter Bar Association, r. 633 Commer-
cial
Favarel Louis, liquor saloon, NE cor Polk and Cali-
fornia, r, 1500)4 Polk
Favery Christian, milker, r. Helvetia Hotel
F'avilla Cherubino, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
FavillaLuigi, cabinetmaker Herman Granz
Favor Anna May Miss, teacher embroidery, r. 4
Middle
Favor Charles S., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 611 Taylor
Favor Chauncey O., saehmaker, r. 110,'^ Park Av
Favor Kimball, physician, otAce and r. 14 Geary
Favor Marion P. Mrs., r. 4 Middle
Favre Josejih, teamster, r. 318 Broadway
Fawcett Harry E. V.. paperhanger F. St. Denis & Co.,
r. Oakland
Fawcett Mary Mrs., r. 6 Cleaveland
Fawcett Simeon, drayman C. C. Shattuck, r. 1112
Mason
Fawcett Steven (Fawcett & Augsburgh) r. 803 Mont-
gomery
Fawcett William, leader orchestra Standard Theatre,
r. 5 Belden
Fawcett & Augsburgh (Steven Fawcett and Freder-
ick Augsburgh) fruits and vegetables, 69 Centre
Fawley Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Fawthrop James, blacksmith, r. 1204 Howard
Fay Andrew, butcher.NE cor Thirteenth and Mission,
r. 93^ Thirteenth
Fay Bernard, candymaker, r. 129 Third
Fay Bernard, plasterer, r. 125 Nineteenth
Fay Bridget, domestic 2127 California
Fay Bridget Miss, r. 24 Zoe, rear
Fay Caleb T., commission merchant, and agent
Geneva Award, 320 Sausome, room 14, r. Palace
Hotel
Fay David, real estate, r. SE cor Chestnut and Leav-
enworth
Fay Edward, bartender Palace Hotel
Fay Edward J., musician, r. 937 Folsom
Fay Elizabeth, laundry, 937 Folsom
Fay Francis, laborer, r. 937 Folsom
Fay James, policeman, r. 45 Minna
Fay James, Ship Calkers' Assn. 44 Spear
Fay James E., brassfinisher, r. 14 Steuart
Fay Jeremiah G., clerk, r. 128 Langton
Fay John, piauomaker, r. 1715 Mission
Fay John, real estate, r. 2014 Powell
Fay John, shoemaker, r. 228 West Mission
Fay John Jr., r. 2014 Powell
Fay Joseph, cellarman Willows Brewery
Fay Julius, bookkeeper Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 1005
Sutter
Fay Kate, domestic 1008 Post
Fay Luke, cashier Western Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Co. of California, r. 2014 Powell
Fay Maggie, widow, dressmaker, r. 1003 Mission
Fay Mamie Miss. r. 2014 Powell
Fay Maria K., widow, r. 55 .Tehama
Fay Martin, teamster J. Henry Kruse, r. Treat Av,bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Fay Mary, ^^idow,r. 59 Minna
Fay Mary A. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 214 Francisco
Fay Max H., bookseller, r. 310 Stockton
Fay Michael, liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and
Twenty-sixth
Fay Michael C, mining expert, r. 1112 Hyde
Fay Michael J., billposter, r. 216 Minna
Fay Nellie, domestic 1522 Clay
Fay Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Steuart
Fay Patrick, liquor saloon, 422 Third
Fay Peter, boatman, r. 214 Francisco
Fay Philip S., stockbroker, r. 1523 Golden Gate Av
Fay Pianos, Marsh & Collins agents, 32 O'Farrell,
room 8
Fay Robert (Robert Fay & Co.) r. 1715 Mission
Fay Robert & Co. (Robert Fay and Charles Hornberg-
er) piano mnfrs, 1715 Mission
Fay Roger, laborer J. Bertz, r. 139 Clara
Fay Rose Miss, assistant Greenwich St. Primary
School, r. 214 Francisco
Fay Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 33' Tehama
Fay Seymour J. (Roundey & Fay) r. 510 Stockton
Fay Stephen, whipmaker, r. 2946 Mission
Fay Thomas, fuller, r. SE cor Harrison and Sixteenth
Fay Thomas, laborer, r. 64 First
Fay Thomas, laborer, r. 210 First
Fay Thomas, laborer, r. 30 Welsh
Fay Thomas, printer, r. 424 Sansome
Fay Thomas, teamster, r. 17 i^ Grand Av
Fay Thomas P., secondhand furniture, 937 Folsom
Fay Timothy W. , hostler, r. 1633 Howard
Fay William, r. 1523 Golden Gate Av
Fay William, longshoreman, r. 510 Mission
Fay William, porter, r. 706 California
Fay William, waiter, r. 17 Fourth
It?" Fay. See Fahey and Fey ^
Favard J. B., r. 912 Pacific
Favard Victorine, widow, r. 912 Pacific
Fayes Francois, baker, r. 824 Montgomery
Faylor John, r. 1022 Bryant
Fazackerley Joseph, supt construction Presidio RR.,
r. 24 Eleventh
Fazzi Angelo, shoemaker, r. 515 Filbert
Fazzi Giovanni (Pellegrini & Fazzi) r. 42 Jessie
Fazzi Josephine Miss, cloakmaker, r. 533 Union
Fearn B. Miss, dressmaker, 54 St. Ann's Building
G.W.CLARK & CO.
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Fearon J. H., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Featherly Fanny Miss, assistant Powell St. Primary
School, r. 913 Vullejo
Featherly Henrietta Miss, assistant Union Primary
School, r. 913 Vall.jo
Featherly Sarah, widow, r. 913 Vallejo
Featherston James, with Langley & Michaels, r. 1805
Jones
Featherston John N., cashier Langley & Michaels, r.
1805 Jones
Featherston Peter, groceries and liquors, 17 Zee
Featherstone Bridget, widow, r. 24 Welsh
Featherstone James, laborer, r. 135 J^ Shipley
Featherstone Peter, sawyer, r. 135 J^ Shipley
Fechheimer Benjamin C, clerk Fechheiiner, Good-
kind & Co., r. 81(; O'Farrell
Fechheimer Charles 8. (Fechheimer & Steele) r. 816
O'Farrell
Feclilieinier, Goodkind & Co. (Martin S. f'ech-
heimer, Henry Goodkind, Charles E. Adler and
Charles Fishel) importers and jobbers clothing
and furnishing goods, 16-18 Sansome
Fechheimer Martin S. (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.)
r. New York
Fechheimer & Steele (Charles S. Fechheimer and
William A. Steele) mnfrs and wholesale dealers
trunks, valises, etc., 109 Battery, factory Seven-
teenth, bet Shotwell and F'^lsom
Fechou Eugene, butcher, r. 322 Fifth
Fedauza Louis, mining, r. 818 Sansome
Fedder Robert, hackman, r. 208 Second
Fedele Canonica, tinsmith, r. Ws Virginia, bet Pacific
aud Broadway
Feder Harry N:, r. 918 O'Farrell
Feder Isador, tailor, r. 123fi Bush
Feder Jerome, clerk, r. 419 Hayes
Feder Louis, commission merolfunt, office 35 Battery,
r. 918 O'Farrell
Feder M. M. & Co. (Moses M. Feder and Henry
Peters) wholesale jobbers gent's furnishing goods,
3a Battery
Feder Moses M. (M. M. Feder k Co.) r. 914 O'Farrell
Feder Robert, dry goods, 419 Hayes
Feder Samuel (Rosenthal, Feder & Co.) r. 1713 Bush
Federal Hotel, Joseph Dicaud proptr, 1205 Stockton
Federmeyer Leon C, mnfr hair pictures, 32 Fourth
Fedier Charles, carpenter, r. New Helvetia Hotel
Fedier Joseph, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Fee Leonidas W., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Calistoga, Cal
Fee Michael, tanner B. F. Sawyer & Co., r. cor Sixth
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Fee Susan, domestic 2300 California
Feehan Joseph J., stockkeeper E. H. Jojies k Co., r. 2
Natoma'
Feehan Mary A., widow, groceries and liquor8,U2-144
First, r. 2 Natoma
Feehan Thomas E., clerk Mary A. Feehan, r. 2 Na-
toma
Feehan William, real estate, r. 715 Clementina
Feehan William F., clerk Mary A. Feehan. r. 2 Na-
toma
Feeling Thomas, longshoreman, r. 319 Folsom
Feely Dennis, proptr Oregon Lodging House, 641
Commercial
Feely J., carijenter, r. 540 Ellis
Feely James, laborer, r. 21fj Perry
Feely James J., clerk, r. 216 Perry
Feely James T., foreman A. Lusk & Co., r. .553 Mis-
sion
Feely John, hostler, r. 643 Post
Feely John, painter, r. 1125 Mission
Feely Mary, furnished rooms, 340 Third
Feely Michael J., carpenter, r. .540 Ellis
Feely Thomas, hackman, r. 1024 Stockton
Feely William, laborer, r. 26 Freelon
Feen Florence Miss, tailoress, r. SE cor Minna and
Eleventh
Feeney Bridget, widow, r. 1025 Vallejo
Feeney Ellen, widow, r. imii Natoma
Feem y James,laborer warehouse dept Custom House
r. 409 Clementina '
Feeney James, fireman, r. 508 Brannan
Feeney James, 8hoecutter,r. 1109 Pierce
Feeney James H., machinist, r. 21 Sumner
Feeney John, bollermaker, r. 55 Natoma
Feeney John, plumber and gusfitter, r. 1025 Vallejo
Feeney John, watchman, r. TMl^ Clementina
Feeney Josejih, shoemaker, SE cor Pierce and Eddy
r. 1107 Pierce
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Feeney Joseph Jr., shoecutter, r. 1107 Pierce
Feeney Margaret, widow, r. 1214 Union
Feeney Martin, molder, r. 533 J6 Howard
Feeney Mary, widow, r. 226 Fulton-, rear
Feeney Mary, domestic 311 Stockton
Feeney Mary, domestic 1.501 Gough
Feeney Michael, r. 437 Clementina
Feeney Michael, laborer, r. 1413 Scott
Feeney Patrick, hostler, r. 921 Sutter
Feeney Patrick, longshoreman, r. 455 Minna
Feeney Patrick, molder, r. 75 Clementina
Feeuey Patrick, seaman, r. 437 Clemeutjna
Feeney Patrick J., molder, r. cor Third and Verona
Feeney Stephen, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 52
Silver
Feeney Thomas J., molder Industrial Iron Works, r.
64 Tehama
Feenev Timothv, laborer, r. E s Folsom, nr Precita
P1,B. H.
Feeney William, groceries and liquors, 437 Shipley
Fegan Christopher, longshoreman, r. 47><i' Clemen-
tina, rear
Fegan Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fegan John, r. 321 Pacific
Fegan John, loug.shoreman, r. 47}<j Clementina, rear
Fegan Joseph, calker, r. 9 Alemany Av
1^" Fegan. See Fagan and Fagen
Feherty Philip, carpenter, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Steiner
Fehling Henry W., bartender, r. 1 Vallejo
Fehuemann Charles H., tinsmith, r. 2201 Larkin
Fehnemann John, clerk, r. 2201 Larkin
Fehnemauu Minnie, widow, groceries and lliiuors,
NW cor Larkin aud Green
Fehr Lewis,, first mate schr Sparkling Sea, r. 640 Na-
toma
Fehrenbach M. Miss, r. S s Gody, nr Virginia Av.'B. H.
Fehrenbach Mary, widow, r. S s Gody, nr Virginia
Av,B. H.
Fehrenbacher William, liquor saloon, 1007 Minna
Feht George, varnisher, r. 9 Harlan PI
Feibnsh Marcus, gi'oceries aud liquors, NW cor Oc-
tavia and Geary
Feig Alexander, furniture, 151 Third, r. 655 Howard
Feig Joseph, clerk Shreve & Wolf, r. 6.55 Howard
Feig Michael, painter, r. 655 Howard
FeigRaphael,Balesujau Pac. Jewelry Co. .r. 655 Howard
Feig Seaman, clerk Alexander Feig, r. 655 Howard
Feige John H., carpenter and builder, 47 Stevenson,
r. 1024 }<i Capp
Feige Robert, tailor, 952^ Howard
Feigenbaum Benedict (Feigenbaum & Co.) r. 1006
Van Ness Av
Feigenbaum Joseph (Feigenbaum & Co.) r. 309 Powell
Fei^eiibanm <Sl Co." (Benedict and Joseph Feigen-
baum and Louis Schwarzschild) importers Yankee
notions, baskets, children's carriages, musical in-
struments and toys, 120-124 Sansome ^nd 217-219
Pine
Feighery James, nightwatchman, r. 900 Post
Fell Lorentz D., groceries and liquors. 602 Ellis
Felling Louis (Felling & Henry) r. 131 Seventh
Felling & Henry (Louis Felling and W. Warner
Henry) commission merchants aud wholesale
provisions, 319 Sacramento
Feinberg Moses 8. (Feinberg & Winter) r. 1513 Hyde
Feinberg <& Winter (Moses S. Feinberg, Benjamin
G. Winter, aud Z. Staab, special, N. Y.) purchasing
agents aud commission merchants, 205 Front
Feine Adolph. slwemaker, r. 32() Minna
Feininger Barbara, widow, r. 728 Broadway, rear
Feininger Eugene, laborer, r. 728 Broadway, rear
Feintuch Abram, r. 1302 California
Feintuch Marcns. watches and jewelrj', 240 Kearny,
r. 1302 California
Feintuch Morris, cashier Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r.
1302 "California
Feisel Frederick T., wagonmaker, 15U9 Mission, r. 1412
O'Farrell
Feist Adolph, mining secretary, 207 Sansome, room 3,
r. 417 Mason
Feiter Frank, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Feix John, foreman melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 23 Potter
Feix William, laborer, r. 23Potter
Feld Joseph, tailor, r. 803 Bush
Feldbusch Herman H., lithographic-printer, r. 528
Shotwell
Feldbusch John D., r. 1407 Bush
Feldbusch John H., r. 1602 California
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Feldbusch John H. D., insurauce broker, 415 Califor-
! nia, r. 528 Shotwell
I Felder H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
I Feldhaus Gerhard, expressman, 1055 Market, r. 37
j Hayes
I Feldheim Nathan, clerk, r. 13 Hickory Av
] Feldmann Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. tj63 Harrison
Feldmann Charles W., liquor saloon, 920-922 Market,
r. 708 Taylor
1 Feldmann Christian, r. 037 Sutter
Feldmann Heinrieh, driver Chicago Brewery, r. 1301 ii
Larkin
Feldmann John D., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Haight and Scott
Feltliiiaiin Li. «Sj Co. (Louis Feldmann)import'irB
and dealers wooden and willow ware. 315-317 Sac-
ramento
Feldmann Louis (L. Feldmann & Co.) r. NE cor
Twenty-first and Shotwell
Feldmann Louis J., clerk L. Feldmann & Co., r. NE
cor Tweuty-*ir8t and Shotwell
Feldmiinn Otto J., clerk Julius Buhlert, r. 1000 Valen-
cia
Feldschau Adolph, coffee saloon, 013 Washington, r.
1103 Powell
Feldtman Peter N., salesman A. P. Hotaliug & Co., r.
219 Dupont
Feldtmaun Henry H., porter Schultz & Von Bargen, r.
1821 Hyde
Felicich Vicente, Austrian Ben. SoC, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Felippini Giovanni, farmer, r. Ticino Hotel
Felis Emanuel A., oysteriiian, r. 1014 Clay
Felix David, r. 04 Everett
Felix Frederick, ohickuurauch. Seventh Av, bet M
andN, South S.F.
Felix Peter, seaman, r. 710 Front
Feliz Eduardo, harnessmaker, r. NW cor Vallejo and
Powell
Felker Helena D., widow, r. 1569J^ Market
Felker Inez, widow, r. 331 O'Farrell
Felker Leonard M., master mariner, r. 1920 Mason
Fell Marshall Jr., compositor, r. H30 Howard
Fell Valentine J., clerk J. J. O'Brieu & Co.,r. 16 Elev-
enth
Fell William, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,r. 16 Elev-
euth
Fella Charles, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co..
r. 558 Stevenson
Felia George A., painter, r. 142 Rose Av
Fella John v., salesman Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 1713
Dupont
Felldiu Henry L., candymaker, r. 120 >6 Clara
Felldin L. L., engineer, r. 421 Bush
Fellheimer Bernhard, clerk, r. 432 Natoma
Fellheimer Marks, barber, r. 432 Natoma
Fellner Robert, bartentier, r. 415 Bush
Fellows Arthur, clerk F. A. Rouleau, 328 Montgomery
Fellows David, clerk, r. 554 Bryant
Fellows David, chicken ranch, r. E s Lyon, bet Union
and Filbert
Fellows David W., laborer, r. 632 >ii Fourth
Fellows Edward, teamster, r. 032}^ Fourth
Fellows Erasmus, machiuehaud Alfred T. Elford,
241 King
Fellows Everett P.. cashier Howe i^ Hall, r. 11 Far-
ran Av
Fellows Frank, brakeman C. P. RU.,r. Stanford Hotel
Fellows Kirk, en^iueer 8. P. HR., r. Gilroy
Fellows L., driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. cor Ken-
tucky and Huiuboklt
Fellows Park, buyer George W. McNear, r. Oakland
Fellows Samuel S., cashier Redington & Co., r. Oak-
land
Fellows Thomas J., plumber, r. 6 Vernon PI
Fellows W. H. H., compositor, r. 995 Market
Fells John F., clerk Porter, Slessiuger & Co., r. 1601)6
Fillmore
Felsenthal Philip H. (Osceola, Nev.) oflice 17-19 San-
some, r. 1540 Washington
Felsing Frederick (Winter & Falsing) r. 2322 Fol-
som
Felt Ellen, widow, r. SW cor Solano and Rhode Is-
land
Felt John W., boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills
Falter William R., bookkeeper Newmark, Grnenberg
A Co., r. Westminster House
Felton Charles N., capitalist, 402 Montgomery, room
11, r. Palace Hotel
Felton Daniel P., clerk, r. 1828 O'Farrell
Felton John, expressman, SW cor Pacific and Leaven-
worth, r. 1320 Pacific
Fclvey Lawrence, cooperage, 114 Sacramento and 113
Commercial, r.W s Bryant, bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Fenelius Otto, boxmaker, r. 815 Jessie
Feueran James, grainer, r. 2033 Mission
Feugler Henry, bootmaker, 539 Clay
Fengler Osoar, shoemaker, r. 312 Ninth
Fengler Rudolph, shoemaker, 202 Powell, r. 135 Lang-
ton, rear
Fengler Rudolph, shoemaker, 405 Stevenson, r. 312
Ninth
Fenker Charles W., carpenter, r. 59 Stevenson
Feiikliausen A. & Co, (Amandus, C8esar J. and
Bxidolph T. Fenkhausen; importers wines and
liquors, 414 Front
Fenkhausen Amandus (A. Fenkhausen k Co.) r. 1123
Sutter
Fenkhausen Cffisar J. (A. Fenkhausen & Co.) r. 1123
Sutter
Fenkhausen Rudolph T. (A. Fenkhausen & Co.) r.
1123 Sutter
Fenkhausen Walter, con-esponding clerk A. Fenk-
hausen & Co., r. 1123 Sutter
Fenn Charles B., clerk Held & Co., r. 713 Shotwell
Fenn Frederick Rev., r. 2 Grant, bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Fenn John H. (Fenn & Co.) r. 1505 Market
Fenn Lyman J., carpenter, r. 713 Shotwell
Fenu Thomas W., special agent Jacobs & Easton.r. 218
Stockton
Fenn William S., mattressmaker, r.2 Grant, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Fenn & Co. (John H. Fenn and Mary Eidd) . shirt
mnfrs, 1505 Market
Fennel Charles, helper Scott & Vanoni, r. 717 How-
ard
Fennel Henry T., tanner, r. Ss Serpentine Av, bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Fennel Caroline, widow, r.S s Serpentine Av, betFol-
som and Harrison
Fennell Catherine, widow, r. 238 Oak
Fennell Charles E., carpenter, r. 136 First Av
Fennell Dennis, harnessmaker, r. 14 Howard Court
Fennell Edward, boil^rmaker, r. 4 Noe
Fennell John E., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co.,r. M.bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Fennell Margaret, tailoress, r. 238 Oak
Fennell Patrick J., assistant engineer SS. Oregon, r.
4 Noe
Fennell Thomas, carpenter, r. 21 M
Fennell William H., carpenter, r. 526 Linden Av
Fennell William J., upholsterer, r. 238 Oak
Feiiiier Clianning' G. , attorney at law, 213 San-
some, room 10
Feuner Daniel, longshoreman, r. 500 Broadway
Fenner James JX, salesman Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 423 Sutter
Fennessy David, wagonmaker, r. 123 California Av
Fenuessy Edward, r. 530 Mission
Fennessy James, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Fennessy John, boots and shoes, 42 Sixth, r. Oak-
land
Fennessy M., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Fennessy William, bartender, r. 110 Leidesdorff
Fenuig Henry, bartender, r. 250,V, Jessie
Fennisten James, laborer, r. 135 J4 Shipley
Fennisten Peter, laborer, r. 135 )i Shipley
Fenstermacher Louis, clerk Fuchs & Euler, r. 537
Fifth
Fensteriuacher Martin, liquor saloon, 537 Fifth
Fenstermacher Martin Jr., engraver, r. 537 Fifth
Fent<m Annie, domestic 2720 Mission
Fentou Bertha Mrs., assistant Pine and Larkin St.
. Primary Scliool, r. 1828 O'Farrell
Fenton Catherine 'F. Mrs., employment office, 124
Geary, r. 208 Stockton
Fenton Daniel, shoemaker, r. N s Twenty-seventh, nr
Noe
Fenton Daniel P., clerk S. P. UR., r. Columbia Hotel
Fentou James, tinsmith, r. 320 Geary, rear
Fenton James, trackman California St. RR., r. 1409
California
Fenton John, shoemaker, r. 521 Birch Av
Fenton J'lhn H., shoe cutter, r. 51K Grove
Fenton John J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co's Express,
r. 208 Stockton
Fentou Lawrence J., tinsmith, r. 508!^ Fell
Fenton Nellie, domestic 1104 Market
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388
FEE
Fenton Nellie Miss, shoefinisher Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. Oakland
Fenton Patrick, bartender, r. 306 Beale
Fenton Patrick A., compositor, r. 307 3^ Chestnut
Fenton Richard, carpenter, r. 519 Sacramento
Fentress George W., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
Oakland
FentBch F. E., r. cor Buchanan and Washington
Fenwick Alexander, boilermaker, r. Montgomery's
Hotel
Feore James, superintendent warehouse Scofield &
Tevis, r. 728 Bush
Ferara Gusteno. waiter, r. 329 Minna
Ferara Jasar, waiter, r. 329 Minna
Ferat Antone, fruit peddler, r. 1020 Montgomery
Ferber Charles, carpenter, r. 1601 Mason
Ferber Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 736 Brannan
Ferdinand John B., pilot, r. 100}^ Jackson
Ferdinand Joseph, fireman P. C. SS. Los Angeles
Fereira Alberto, shoemaker, 117 Jackson, r. West
Berkeley
Fereira Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. See, 510
Bush
Ferguson Alexander, wool dealer, r. 940 Twentieth
Ferguson Annie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Ferguson B. L., mining, r. 725 Pine
Ferguson Charles E., brakeman S. P. RR.,r. 32 Silver
Ferguson Daniel, paper canvasser, r. 349 Minna
Ferguson David, salesman Sachs, Heller & Co., r. 326
O'Farrell
Ferguson David, special policeman, r. 923 Harrison
Ferguson Donald, ship carpenter, r. 444 Brannan
Ferguson Eben W. (Moore, Ferguson & Co.) r. 501
Post
Ferguson Francis M.,with Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., r. 137 Third
Ferguson George, carpenter, r. 102 Vicksburg
Ferguson George B., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co.,
r. 937 Post
Ferguson George H., boilermaker, r. 281 Stevenson
Ferguson George H., civil engineer, r. 2194 Devisadero
Ferguson George J., plumber, r. 281 Stevenson
Ferguson Harry, butcher, 1120 Filbert
Ferguson Hattie, domestic 13 BUight
Ferguson Henry, plasterer, r. 2^rie
Ferguson Henry J., framemaker, r. 281 Stevenson
Ferguson Henry W., shearsman Pac. Rolling Mills
Ferguson Herbert S., carriage painter, r. 23 Taylor
Ferguson Hugh J., driver Omnibus RR., r. 157 M Te-
hama
Ferguson James, carpenter, r. 430 Hickory Av
Ferguson James, engineer, r. 728 Howard
Ferguson James, moldei^, r. 527 Folsom
Ferguson James A., canvasser, r. 222 Leavenworth
Ferguson James C. , clerk William G. Irvine, r. 2194
Devisadero
Fergmson •Tames P., livery stabla, 814 Mission, r.
820 Mission
Ferguson John, liquor saloon and cigars, 304 Califor-
nia, r. 602 Geary
Ferguson John F., r. 812 Kearny
Ferguson Lewis C, clerk Board of Education, r. 1130
Market
Ferguson M. Mrs., r. 16 Willow Av
Ferguson Malcolm, student Heald's Business College,
r. 349 Minna
Ferguson Margaret, domestic 808 Bush
Ferguson Maria, domestic 79 Jessie
Ferguson Mary A., widow, furnished rooms, 281 Stev-
enson
Ferguson Mary E., vddow, r. 710 Buchanan
Ferguson Michael, shoemaker, r. 14 Sheppard PI
Ferguson Michael, shoemaker, r. 6 Sherwood PI
Ferguson Peter, waiter, r. 1024 Howard
Ferguson Phineas F. (Ferguson & Biggy) r. 102 Vicks-
burg
Ferguson R., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ferguson Robert C, salesman, r. 710 Buchanan
Ferguson Sauiuol, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Ferguson Thomas, laborer, r. 158 Clara, rear
Ferguson Thomas, stove mounter W. W. Montague &
Co., r. U^ Frederick
Ferguson Tilghmaii H., dentist, office and r. 34 Kearny
Ferguson Walter D., clerk California Laundry, r. 16
Hubbard
Ferguson Walter L., compositor, r. 710 Buchanan
Ferguson Walter L., machinist, r. 208 Second
Ferguson W. H., r. Cascius Hotel
FerguHon William, blacksmith, r. 50 South Park
Fergusou William, laborer, r. cor Pierce and Chestnut
Ferguson William, laborer, r. 603 Seventh
Ferguson William D., boatman, Meiggs' Wharf, r. 118
Francisco
Ferguson William H.,whitener, 29 Sixth, r. 444 Jessie,
rear
Ferguson William J., bookkeeper J. P. Ferguson, r. 820
Mission
Ferguson William J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 14Ji5 Frederick
Ferguson William W., r. SW cor Potrero and Silver
Ays, South S. F.
Ferguson k Biggy (Phineas F. Ferguson and John J.
and William J. Biggy) proptrs Cal. Laundry, 113
Stevenson and What Cheer Laundry, 121 Leides-
dorff
Ferini Antonio, Swiss Ben. Soo., 627 Commercial
Ferinl Bartolomeo (Perini & Ferini) r. 207 Post
Ferini Joseph, restaurantkeeper, r. 609 Bush
Ferka Carl, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Ferle Redentore, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Fern Edward, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Fern Etta Miss, r. 1117 Mission
Fernald Joseph, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Fernald Joseph S. , security and bond broker, 306
Sansome, r. 1621}^ Post
Fernald Minnie Miss, saleslady, r. 129 Valencia
Fernandez A. C, r. 729 Geary
Fernandez Joao A., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Fernandez John, porter, r. 127 Jackson
Fernandez Joseph, restaurant, 517 Mission
Fernandez Juan, waiter Palace Hotel
Fernandez Manuel, cook,r. lllj^ Fifth
Fernandez Manuel P., hairdresser, 107 Jackson, r. 3
Clay
Fernandez M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 729 Geary
Fernandez Nettie Miss, r. 743 Folsom
FERNANDEZ PETER B.
hatter, 60^-604: Kearny, r. 704 Sacra-
mento
Fernandez Philip, cigars and tobacco, 200 Sixth, r.
1048 Folsom
Fernandez Thomas, plumber, and extraman Engine
No. 12, S. F. F. D.
Femau Engelhardt, wood and coal, 438 Minna and 941
Mission, r. 446 Minna
Fernbach Victor, mining secretary, 219 Bush, r. 1617
Sutter
Fernie Francis G., painter, r. 163 Silver
Fernier M. J. A. Mrs., widow, r. 638 Green
Ferno Lizzie Mrs., forewoman B. & O. Greenebaum,
r. 735 Green
Fernran Frederick, papercarrier. r. 2217 Leavenworth
Ferns William, driver City RR.
Feron Mary, widow, groceries, 341 Jessie
Ferou Stephen, engineer Menzies & Bingham
Ferot Emil, clerk Neuburger, Beiss & Co., r. 1337
Bush
Ferot Felix, baker, r. California Hotel
Ferragiaro Natale, r. 13 Bannam PI
Ferral John. r. 828 Folsom
Ferral John Jr.,- r. 828 Folsom
Ferral Robert, judge Superior Court Dept No. 12,
chambers 729 Montgomery, r. 2518 California
8^" Ferral. See Farrell
Ferran Jean, knifegrinder, r. 427)4 Green
Perrau Marcien, cook, r. 427 J^ Green
Ferranti Martinelli, laborer Pac. Cream of Tartar
Works
Ferrara Salvatore, fishdealer, Clay St. Market, r. 706
Front
Ferrari Alessandro, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Ferrari Antonio, fisherman, 894 Front
Ferrari Bartolomeo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Ferrari Columbus, Ijutcher, r. 1132Dupont
Ferrari Desiderio, clerk Charles Scheggia, r. 809 Pa-
cific
Ferrari Georgio, teamster, r. Ticino Hotel
Ferrari Giovanni, laborer Pacific Rolling Mills
Ferrari Lazzero, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, r. 625
Broadway
Ferrari Lulgi, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Oak
Grove Av
Ferrari Pietro, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Ferrari Rafael, shoemaker. 523 Pacific
Ferrari S., shoemaker, r. Ticino Hotel
Ferr^ Albert £., druggist Afred Gros, r. 419 Minna
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LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASlflSfG WEfcl- »«»XE AT VERY I>OTV RATES.
OFFICE. 648 MARKET MTREET,
FEE
389
FID
Ferre Antonio, cigarmaker, r. 1337 Dupont
Ferre Geddings H., liquidatiug clerk Custom House,
r. 887 Fifteenth
Ferre Horace R., bookkeeper, r. 419 Minna
Ferre Melville, druggist Jobn W. Kule, r. 419 Minna
Ferre William H., bartender, r. 419 Minna
Ferrea Angelo, vegetable dealer, r. 1324 iN'atoma
Ferrea Brothers (Luigi and Giacomo) vegetables, 43
Colombo Market, ^gardens P, bet Twenty-fifth
and Tweuty-Bixth Avs, South S. F.
Ferrea Giacomo, (Ferrea Brothers) r. P. bet Twenty-
fifth aud Twenty-sixth Avs, South S. F.
Ferrea Giovanni, real estate, r. 430 Union
Ferrea Giuseppe, r. 3 Varennes
Ferrea John B. (Ferrea & Brali) r. Wheat, bet Paul
andjSalinas Avs, South S. F.
Ferrea Joseph, groceries and liquors, W s Old San
Jose Road, ur Berual Station
FeiTea Luigi (Ferrea Brothers) r. P, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth, South S. F.
Ferrea & Brali (John B. Ferrea and George Brali)
milk ranch. Wheat, bet Paul and Salinas Avs,
South S. F.
Ferree Frank E., bookkeeper Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 390 Dolores
Ferreira Francisco Da Lux, sacristan Yglesia de
Nuestra Senora de Guadaloupe, r. 908 Broadway
Ferreira Marie, widow, r. .528 Bush
Ferreira Roberto A., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Sec,
510 Bush
Ferrillo David, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Ferren Dennis, laborer, r. 2(5 Turk
Ferren James H., salesman F. Grass, r. 1084 Howard
Ferren John L., clerk, r. 1084 Howard
BS" Ferren. See Farren
Ferrer Ferdinand F., clerk Levison Bros., r. 1810
Pine
Ferrer Henry, physician, eye, ear and throat dis-
eases, 16 Geary
Ferrer John D. , physician, oifice 16 Geary
Ferrer John M., clerk J. F. Schleiden, r. 1810 Pine
Ferrer Manuel, bookkeeper, r. 1810 Pine
Ferrer Manuel Y., teacher music, r. 1810 Pine
Ferrera David, milker, r. Mission Road, opp St.
Mary's College
Ferrera Giovanni, with Pacific Vinegar Works, r. 560
Grove
Ferrera Giuseppe, groceries and liquors, Old San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Ferrera Giuseppe, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Ferrera P., r. St. Gottard Hotel
Ferrera Salvatore, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Ferreto Giacomo (A.Rossi & Co.) r. 533 Green
Ferretti G. B., wood and coal, 515 Pacific
Ferretti Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway
Ferretto Giuseppe, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Ferretto Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Ferrie Colin C, scene painter Adelphi Theatre
Ferrie William, clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 742 Pine
8S?" Ferrie. See Ferree and Ferry
Ferrier John S., butcher, 44-45 Grand Central Market,
r. 524 Eighteenth
Ferrin Julia, domestic 338 Eddy
Ferrini Battista, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Fcrrini Giovanni, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Ferrini Mary A., laundress, r. 038 Green
Ferris Anson S., physician, oflice and r. 830 Howard
Ferris Charles, butcher, r. 23 }i Ritch
Ferris Crawford, contractor, r. 1723 Eddy
Ferris David, shoemaker, 023 Merchant
Ferris George V., clerk, r. 1188 Harrison
Ferris Hugh, foreman R. W. Theobald, r. 35 Clay
Ferris John, laborer, r. 28 First
Ferris John H., clerk Henry Tostmann, r. 10 Stockton
PI
Ferris John M. , r. 1010 Washington
Ferris Michael, laborer, r. 29 Jessie
Ferris Samuel A., salesman Frank Laeremans, r. 528
Washington
Ferris Thomas, sc-aman O. R. aud N. S8. Oregon
Ferris William, driver City KR., r. 1805 Mission
Ferris William H,, manager Baldwin Hotel billiard
rooms, r. 302 O'Farrell
Ferris William H., salesman Curtis, Dixon & Co., 309
Clay
Ferro Daniel, hostler, r. 5 Tehama
Ferro James, cook Montgomery House, 613 Mission
Ferroglaro Andrea, vegetable garden, N s Market, bet
Sanchez aud Church
Ferrogiaro Angelo, vegetables, 15 Colombo Market,
gardens N, bet Twenty-sixth aud Twenty-eighth
Avs, South S. F.
Ferrogiaro Antonio, vegetables, 36 Colombo Market,
gardens N s Market, bet Sanchez and Church
Ferrogiaro Antonio, vegetable garden. Waller, bet
Steiuer and Pierce
Ferrogiaro G. B., laborer, r. 5 Gaven
Feruccio Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Ferry Edward, hostler, r. 14 M Frederick
(^■Ferry. See Fern e aud Ferrie
Fesler Frederick, laborer, r. 409 Union
Fesler George, well borer, r. Columbia Hotel
Fessel Frederick, molder, r. 247 Second
Fessenden Sewall H. (R. A. Swain & Co.) r. Boston,
Mass.
Fessler Frank, carpenter, r. Creedmore House
Fest Oscar L., scenic artist Tivoli Garden, r. 318 Sixth
Fethauer Henry, engineer Pacific Brewery, t. 267 Te-
hama
Fetscli Charles, tanner, r. N s Yolo, bet Utah and
Nebraska
Fetsch Jacob, bird store, 271 First
Fett Charles, proptr Eagle Cofl'ee, Spice, Drug and
Mustard Mills, 8-10 Stevenson, and groceries and
liquors, 931 Folsom, r. 934 Folsom
Fetter Adrianna W., widow, r. 412 Octavia
Fetter Alvah C, clerk, r. 412 Octavia
Fettes Andrew W., fruits and vegetables, 3259 Mis-
sion
Feti Joseph, wines and brandies. 107 Third, r. 1713
Buchanan
Fetzer Frederick, tailor, r. 1404 Powell
Fetzer George J. (Davissou, Hall & Co.) r. 227 Geary
Fetzer Thomas M., salesman Davisson, Hall & Co., r.
227 Geary
Feuillan Jean (F. Thomas & Co.) r. 27 Tenth
Feusier Edward D., commission merchant, 309 Clay,
r. 023 Green
Feusier Henry, policeman, r. 917 J<S Filbert
Feusier Louis (Martin, Feusier & Co.) r. 1027 Green
Feustel Frank, bakery, 245 Third
Fever Louis, shipcarpenter, r. 226 Webster
Fevre August F., waiter, r. 22 Prospect PI
Fevrier Paul J., druggist Alexander Zabaldano,r. 1124
Stockton
Fex George, operator, and engineer E. D. Nolan & Co.,
r. 553 '<j Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Fey Conrad, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 403 Union
Fey Henry, woodsawyer, r. 037 Broadway, rear
Fey John, pianomaker Jacob Zech, r. 1716 Mission
B^Fey. See Fahey and Fay
Feyhl Teodor, Cooks' and Bakers' Union, SW cor
Kearny and Post
Fiala John T., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. 15103^ Polk
Fiala Theodore R., clerk, r. 1510)4 Polk
Fice Frederick J., clerk, r. 312 Sixth
Fice Richard, groceries and liquors, 1735 Market
Fichter George, waiter, r. 530 Bush
Fichthaler John L., cigar mnfr, 18 Sixth, r. 736 Te-
hama
Fichtner Frederika, widow, r. 504 Fell
Fichtuer Gustav, salesman William Ehrenpfort, r.
504 Fell
Fick John F., shipping clerk Coghill & Simon, r. 830
Jackson
Fickeu Henry, driver Eureka Soda Works, r. 8)4 Erie
Ficken Jacob, laborer, r. V2f>H Bryant
Ficken John, groceries and liquors, 828 Clay
Ficken John, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Ficken Louis (Larkin & Ficken) r. 021 Natoma
Fickeu Martin J., blacksmith, r. 134 Fourth
Fickett James E., teamster, cor Beale and Howard, r.
3'24 Beale
Fiddes George, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 201
Eleventh
Fiddes Robert, driver United Carriage Co., r. 11 Hub-
bard
Fiddes Robert A., driver United Carriage Co., f. 68
Tehama
Fiddler Matthew, hostler, r. 430 Valencia ■
Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Co. (of New
York) James R. Garniss general agent, 406 Cali-
fornia, basement
Fidelity Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) office 310
Pine, room 15
Fidell Sebreroz, leathercutter, r. 3 Brenham P11E3S
PAPER HANGINGS
Importers of Fronoli. .tmeric-nn and ft XV flT AKK" J(r f!A
EneliHlc Paper llaneinKH. J'rivatc "• •' • VUiVUH. » VV.
Residences Decorated In Artistic Style. 64B Market St.
•-»nni/l |-V COirDC S UAVrC m.TOX iron W^OKKM, 213 Fremont «I.,
iJNuKLtT, OrltnO « rlMIIlO, Maimfnctnrerb of «|CAKTZ MII^r.S and Mining Jluchlnery.
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Fiedler Sophron, teacher music, r. 1436 Misalon
Field A., weaver, r. cor Bay and Larkln
Field A. Si Sons, shoe tacks and nails, uphol-
sterers' tacks, etc.. 511 Market
Field Alfred B. (Richardson & Field) r. 1508 Larkin
Field Anders T., policeman, r. 324 Austin
Field Asa W., r. 314 Ellis
Field 0., clerk auditor's dept Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, r. cor Eddy and Powell
Field Charles, marblecutter, r. 20 Anna
Field Charles L., foreman Standard Packing Co., r.
1016 Washington
Field Charles L., superintendent Standard Packing
Co., r. 1431 Taylor
Field Cbarles R. (Boggs & Field) r. 11.55 Howard
Field Chauncey, r. 121 Page
Field Eugene, painter, r. E s Lincoln, nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
Field Frank, seaman, r. 103 King
Field Hatnpton E., bakery and varieties, 2206 Mission
Field Hampton S., salesman Randolph & Co., r. 1835
Bush
Field Harry B., porter Wieland Bros., r. St. George
Hotel
Field Henry K., general agent New England Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., 328 Montgomery, room 2,
r. Oakland
Field John, farmer, r. 311 Pacific
Field John T., laborer, r. 704 }<S Mission
Field Lillie B., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1130 Market
Field Nellie L., widow, r. 1715 Bush
Field Nels T., policeman, r. 3208 California
Field Robert, machinist, r. 543 Howard
Field Stephen J., Associate Justice U. S. Su-
preme Court, and Presiding Judge Ninth Judicial
Circuit, office U. S. Appraiser's Building, third
floor, rooms .50-52, r. Washington, D. C.
Field Thomas, artist, 608 Market
Field Thomas, messenger Cal. District Telegraph
Field Walter M., bookkeeper J. G. Montealegre, r. 214
Powell
Field William A., machinist, r. 616 Stevenson
8^" Field. See Fields
Fielder James A., rigger, r. 104 Mission
Fielding John C. photographer George D. Morse
Fielding Michael, coalpasser P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia, r. 625 Davis
Fielding Samuel M., salesman E. A. Fargo & Co., r.
026 McAllister
Fields Charles, marblecutter, r. 20 Anna
Fields Charles, with C. H, Piatt, r. 420 Sixth
Fields Eliza A., widow, r. 1006 Clay
Fields Frank B., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1426
Geary
Fields J., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Fields James L., notary public and mining secretary,
313 Montgomery, r. 6 Torrens Court
Fields Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1041 Hampshire
Fields John, expressman, NE cor Pine and Kearny, r.
210 Jones
Fields John M., captain P. C. SS.- Constantine, r. 436
Tehama
Fields Thomas, musician, r. 6 Polk Lane
Fields Thomas J., conductor S. P. RR., r. 703 Market
Fields Thomas W., sergeant police, r. 735 Union
Fields Timothy J., varnisher. r. 237 Eighth
Fields W. A. Mrs., r. 15 Ellis
fi^~ Fields. See Field
Fielheimer Bernhardt, salesman, r. 430 Natoma
Fielheimer Marx, barber Frederick Plato, r. 430 Na-
toma
Fielitz Henry, clerk William Fielitz, r. 259 Fourth
Fielltz William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Fol8om,r. 251 Fourth
Fiene August, hackman, r. Avenue House
Fierlier Clement, waiter Maison Doree, r. Mftiden
Lane
Fierro Filippo, printer, r. 1507 Powell
Fies John, cabinetmaker, r. 930 J4 Harrison
Fifleld Daniel B., engineer S. P. KR., r. 113 Nine-
" teeuth
FiCeld Gardiner P., upholsterer, r. 32 M Clara
Fifield William H., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
gomery, rooms 18-19, r. East Oakland
Fifield Winthrop J., proptr Oakland Dairy, r. 117
Eleventh
Fifteenth Av Extension Commissioners Board of, M.
T Moses secretary, 240 Montgomery, rooms 9-10
Fiftli Avenue Hotel, Bernard Lagrave proprietor,
cor Fifth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Fifth Baptist Church, DeWitt T. Van Doren pastor,
NE cor Capp and "Twenty-second
Fiftli Street Fnrnitnre Manufacturing
Co., Fuchs & Euler proprietors, 545-547 Fifth
Figaredo Joao, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc.,510 Bush
Figaro (dramatic daily) John P. Borgardus editor
and proiitv, 532 Merchant
Figaro Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Figaro J., painter, r. llo Turk
Figaro Joseph, fisherman, r,706 Front
Figel Arthur, clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind& Co., r. 12
Oak
Figel Edgar P., bookkeeper J. & S. Dannenbaum, r.
12 Oak
Figel Josepli, clothing and gents' furnishing
goods, 211 Montgomery, r. 1414 McAllister
Figel Oscar, clerk Michels, Friedlander & Co., r. 12
Oak
Figel Philip I., with Banner Bros., r. 1414 McAllister
Figel Samuel, insurance broker, 409 California, r. 12
Oak
Figer Benedict (Figer Brothers) r. 828 Pacific
Figer Brothers (Benedict and Joseph) proprietors
California Brush Factory and California Carpet
Machine Factory, 615 Sacramento
Figer Henry, clerk Figer Bros., r. 828 Pacific
P'lger Joseph (Figer Brothers) r. 828 Pacific
Figg George L.. clerk McCorniiek & Delanoy, r. 317
Eddy
Figoui Agostiuo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Figoni Antonio, r. 1427 Kearny
Figoui David, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Figoni Francisco, laborer, r. 19 Ohio
Figoni Francisco, laborer, r. 5 Jasper PI
Figoni Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Figoni Giuseppe, laborer, r. 19 Ohio
Figoni Joseph, peddler, r. 1018 Montgomery
Figoni Luigi, r. 1427 Kearny
Figuera John, hotel runner, r. 5 Vincent
Figuera Louis, r. 5 Vincent
Figueroa John D., barber, r. 1320Stockton
Figuiere Joseph, money order clerk Post Office, r.
1302 Stockton
Figuui Luigi, collector, r. 427 Filbert
Fike Abraham, copyist Superior Court, dept No. 9, r.
613!^ Stevenson
Fike John, basUetmaket, r. 111'2 Kearny
Fike Nathan (Fike & Adams) r, Oakland
Fike & Adams (Nathan Fike and Joseph W. Adams)
junk dealers, 740 Pacific and 550 Mission
Filbert William, milkman, r. 638 Green
Filetti Giuseppe, Italian Bersaglieri Soc. , 625 Broad-^
way
Filgate Henry P., liquor saloon, 133 Third
Filicich Peter, cook, r. 212 Branuan
Filicich Vicko (Burin & Filicich) r. 320 Dupont
Filippopulo Demetrio, candy stand, 437 California, i'.
8 Polk Lane
Filippe John, laborer, r. Nineteenth Av, bet F and G,
South S. F.
Filippe T. B., Academy of Languages, SW cor
Bush and Kearny, r. Oakland
Filippe'8 Academy of Languages, Professor
T. B. Filippe proprietor, SW cor Bush and Kearny
Filippelli Angelo, gardener, r. SE cor Hayes and
Baker
Filippelli Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Filippelli Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Filippelli Nii ola, gardener, 9 Colombo Market
Filipovich Angelo, dishwasher, r. .527 Commercial
Fillebrowne Almira B., widow, r. 42D Tehama
Fillebrowne George C, superintendent station " C,"
Post Office, r. NW cor Twentieth and Mission
Fillen James, waiter, r. 551 Mission
Filley William, housemover, r. 412 Tenth, rear
Filliui Joseph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fillfnich Giuseppe, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont
Filliot Frank, cured meats, 123 Sixth
Fillipich Nicholas (Bouacich & Fillipich) r. NE cor
Main and Bryant
Fillmau Samuel (F. H.McClellan & Co.) and foreman
Atlas Iron Works, r. 763 Mission
Fillmer Jeremiah, basketmaker, 638 Market, r. 807
Folsom
Fillmore Edward L., messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's
Express, r. 505 Mason
Fillmore Frederick, shoecutter, r. 232 Oak
Fillmore .Jerome A., assistant general superin-
tendent C. P. RR. and leased linos, NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, room 46, r. 1812 Steiner
SUN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ sT:i*?L'>.^.™?».'?. s*^"''
JMArnnKiniirU importer of and deaubr in coal and pig iron,
, nIHV/UUIlUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Fillmore Josephine, widow, r. 721 Montgomery Av
Fillomeggia Giovanni, laborer, r. 3 Margaret PI
Filmer George, teamster, r. SE cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Filmer William, foreman Painter & Co., r. 558 Sev-
enteenth
Filmer William Jr., electrotyper Painter k Co., r. 558
Seventeenth
Flnberg Loxiis, polisher Levlson Bros., r. 22 Glover
Finch Albert C, conductor Market St. RR., r. E s La-
pidue, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Finch George. L., tailor, r. 717 O'Farrell, rear
Finch James (Seaton & Finch) r. cor First Av and
Kentucky, South S. F.
Finch John, driver Baldwin Stables, r. 11 Powell
Finch John N., ehipjoiner, r. Seventeenth Av, bet
J and K, South S. F.
Finch Solomon, patent medicine, r. 136 Ridley
Finch William O., milk dealer, r. 2125 O'Farrell
Finck George, importer and mnfr watches, jew-
elry and Rilverware, NW cor Kearny and Geary,
r. 132 Sixth
Finck Henry, candy mnfr, 1513 Dupont
Finck Henry, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 6 Oak PI
. Finck Henry D., candy maker ficnry Finck, r. 634
Vallejo
, Finck Julius (Will i: Finck) r. Oakland
' Finck J. William, bartender, r. 1017 Pacific
S^" Finck. SeeFiuk and Finke
, Fiuckler Henry C, bailiff Supreme Court of Califor-
'. nia, r. 135 Fair Oaks
I Findeisen Augustus, r. 1223 Mission
1 Findlay James W., ticket auditor S. P. RR., NE
' cor Fourteenth and Townsend, annexed building,
j room 1, r. 2U Powell
j Findlay Nicholas, laborer Goiden Gate Park
I a^"Findlay. See Finlay and Finley.
( Fine Johnj carrier Abend Post, r. 431 Dupont
! Finegan Peter, miner, r. 54 Everett
I Finegan Peter, watchman, r. 939 Pacific
] Finegan Rosanna Mrs., groceries and liquors, 44
First
i Finegan Thomas, tinsmith, r. 318 Seventh
! Finegan William J., pressman, r. 1863 Stevenson
I Finerty Thomas, r. 723 Vallejo, rear
Finerty Thomas R., clerk, r. 723 Vallejo, rear
I IB'"Finerty. See Finnerty
Finger Herman F. Mrs., widow, r. 737 McAllister
Fingers Albert J., cook P. C. SS. Alex. Duncan
Fingoue Giovanni, teamster, r. 427 Broadway
Finigan Bernard, shoemaker, .522 Valencia
Fiuigan Holmes, physician, office and r. 622 Clay
Finisian Peter A., capitalist, r. 1248 California
iK^Finigan. See Finegan, Fiunegan and Finnigan
Fininger Henry L., watchmaker, 126 Kearny, room
48, r. 6 Bond
Fininger Rudolph, bookkeeper, r. 6 Bond
Fink A. A., seaman, ^. 127 Jackson
Fink A. W., butter, cheese, eggs, etc., 50-51 Wash-
ington Market, r. 1015 Vallejo
Fink Charles, mnfr jewelry, 126 Kearny, room 59, r.
1221 Bush
Fink Charles F., laborer, r. 733 Tehama
Fink Courad, designer John B. Luchsinger & Son, r.
234 Capp
Fink Ellen, widow, r. 733 Tehama
Fink Henry A., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1055)4
Folsom
Fink James L. (Burr & Fink) r. 1931 Geary
Fink Lewis, telegraph operator, r. 913 Sacramento
Fink Therese, widow, r. 1055 Folsom
l^"Flnk. See Finck and Finke
Finke Henry, groceries and liquors, 2501 Post
Finke John, carpenter, r. 1904 Powell
Fiuke's A. Widow, mnfr California Champagne, 809
Montgomery, r. Commercial Hotel
Finkenstedt Henry, dry and fancy goods, 1307 Stock-
ton
Finkiu^ Ricliard, merchant tailor, 341 Kearny,
r. 28 Laurel Av
Finland Hou.se, Charles Ahlgren proprietor, 20
FolsDm
Finlay Azro J., teamster, r. NE cor Ellis and Taylor
Finlay Henry W., r. Palace Hotel
Finlay John, broker, 5.1 Montgomery Block, r. SW
cor Chestnut and Jones
Finlay T. R., law student, r. 104 Mason
dSTFinlay. See Findlay and Finley
Finlayson Angus A., draj'man W. H. Leitch, r. 1918
Pacific
Flnlayson James R.. cashier U. S. Internal Revenue,
r. 2020^ Bush
Finley David (McMullon & Finley) r. 18 Perry
Finley Eliza, chambermaid Montgomery's Hotel
Finley Henry, seaman stmr Areata, r. 239 Steuart
Finley James, carpenter, r. 154 Silver
Finley J. J. Mrs., r. 37 South Park
Finley Joel K. (Joel K. Finley & Co.) r. 331 Kearny
Finley Joel K. & Co. (Joel K. Finley) law, collection
and real estate, 331 Kearny
Finley John, broker, r. SW cor Chestnut and Jones
Finley John, carpenter, r. 154 Silver
Finley John, waiter Palace Hotel
Finley John B., foreman E. Danforth, r. Alameda
Finley Maggie, widow, seamstress, r. 1623 Powell
Finley Margaret J., widow, r. SE cor Leavenworth
and Francisco
Finley Martin, laborer, r. 734)4 Natoma
Finley Nicholas, laborer, r. 531 Linden Av
Finley Peter, r. SE cor Leavenworth and Francisco
Finley Robert, laborer, r. 429 Shipley
Finley Robert E., engineer C. P. RK., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Finley Robert P., surgeon P. M. SS. City of Tokio
Finley Thomas, mining, r. 513 Van Ness Av
Finley Thomas E., ice dealer, 64 Minna, r. 2201
Octavia
Finley & Dickinson (R. E. Dickinson) butchers, 5-6
California Market
te?"Finley. See Findlay and Finlay
Finn Albert W., foreman repairs Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 2 Park PI
Finn Alexander, car builder, r. 914 Harrison
Finn Bridget, housekeeper M. Gorman, 137 Tehama
Finn D. A., pressman, and assistant foreman Hose No.
4, S. F. F. D., r. 920 Jackson
Finn Edward, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., and
dairy, 915 Devisadcro
Finn Ella, weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Finu Ellto, domestic 318 First
Finn Eugene, bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1322
Kearny
Finn Frederick, cook, r. 218 Jessie
Finn James, blacksmith Western Iron Works, r. 175
Minna
Finn James, groceries and liquors, 1121 Folsom
Finn James, laborer, r. W s Billings PI, nr Filbert
Finn James, laborer, r. 142 El venth
Finn James T., teamster, r. 419 Natoma
Finn James W., statement taker S..F. Gas Light Co., r.
513 Howard
Finu Jeremiah, teamster, r. 124 Park Av
Finn John, assistant manager Judson Horse Nail Co.,
r. San Queutin
Finn John, housefitter, r. 137 Tehama
Finn John, longshoreman, r. 1 Goodsell PI
Finn John F., judge Superior Court, department
No. 9, chambers new City Hall, second floor, r. 902
Van Ness Av
Finn John H., teamster, r. 714 Natoma
Finn John J., brass molder, r. 1322 Kearny
Finn John S., driver Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 833
Pacific
Finn John T., patternmaker, r. 513 Howard
Finn Margaret, widow, r. 513 Howard
Finn Mary Mrs., r. Hampshire, bet Butte and Solano
Finn Michael E., shoemaker, r. 58 West Mission
Finn Patrick, laborer, r. 228 Eighth
Finn Robert, shoemaker, r. 512 Mission
Finn Sarah Miss, domestic 137 Tehama
Finn Simon, laborer, r. 1920 Ellis
Finn Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Finn Thomas, teamster, r. 259 Perry
Finn Thomas B., bookkeeper, r. 1521 Leavenworth
Finn Timothy, Jireman, r. Washington Hotel
Finn Timothy, porkpacker, r. 10 Boardman PI
Finn William, laborer, r. W s Tehama, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Finn Winnifred, domestic 2621 Sacramento
Fiunaran Malachi, driver Market St. RR., r. E s Sec-
ond Av, nr Fifteenth
Finnegan Ann, domestic 1419 California
Finnegan Catherine, widow, ladles' nurse, r. 42 Julia
Finnegan Celia Miss, dressmaker, r. 42 Julia
Finnegan Daniel, carpenter, r. 407 Tehama
Finnegan Daniel, laborer, r. SW cor Sierra and Indiana
Finnegan Dennis, driver Cunningham, Curtiss *
Welch, r. :i2 Minna
Finnegan Edward, plasterer, r. llSDore
Finnegan Ellen, domestic 1035 Post
JOHN WIGMORE--HARDW00D LUMBER, 129 toMTSnear St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, «>*« ^^""'^^ «^'
Makes a specialty in taking Children's Pictures.
FIN
392
FIS
Finnegan Henry J., clerk Post Office, r. W s Church,
bet TwPntj'-second and Twenty-third
Finnegan J. O., longshoreman, r. Montgomery's Ho-
tel
Finnegan 4ohn, groceries and liquors, 137 Hayes
Finnegan John, melter melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. ISJiS Russ
Finnegan John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Nu-
cleus House
Finnegan Katie Miss, saleslady Robert C. Clark, r. 42
Julia
Finnegan Maggie, clomestic 619 Golden GateAv
Finnegan Mary, domestic 1115 Geary
Finnegan Mathew, housepainter, r. 10 Elm Av
Finnegan Michael, boilermaker, r. 397 Eighth
Finnegan Patrick, cook, r. 52 Natoma
Finnegan Peter, laborer, r. 397 Eighth
Finnegan Thomas, collector Union St. Wharf, r. 939
Pacific
Finnegan Thomas, compositor, r. 243 Minna
Finnegan Timothy, laborer, r. 2420 Sutter
B^'Finuegan. See Finegau, Finigan and Finnigan
Piiinegass Henry, deputy U. S. Marshal, office
U. S. Appraiser's Building, first floor, room 12, r.
(•i26 Eddy
Finnen August, liquor saloon, SW cor Kearny and
Clay.r. 900 Pacific
Finneran Delia, domestic 1205 Jackson
Finneran Patrick J., farmer, r. N s Cortland Av, bet
California Av, and Prospect PI, B. H.
Finnerton J., laborer Hancock & K«lso
Finnerty James, bagcutter E. Detrick & Co., r. 244
Jessie
Finnerty James, driller, r. Bay St. House
Finnerty James, shoemaker, r. 412 Folsom
Finnerty James L., laborer, r. 155 Clara
Finnerty John, waiter, r. 553 Stevenson
Finnerty Kate, widow, groceries, 412 Folsom
Finnerty William H., bricklayer, r. 423 Natoma
B©"Finnerty. See Finerty
Finney Charles, barber William Streib, r. 1825 Stock-
ton
Finney Jane, widow, r. 1709 Mason
Finney Mary Miss, assistant housekeeper Palace
Hotel
Finney Patrick, coachman, r. Turk St. Hotel
Finney Selden A., engineer California St. ER., r. 1406
Pine
Finney William, drayman Cutter & Co., r. 304 Davis
Finney William, plumber, r. 441 Bay
Finney William W., teamster, r. 147 Third
Fiunie David H., coachman J. V. Coleman, r. 21 Hub-
bard
B^'Finnle. See Finney and Phinney
Finnigan Daniel, sallmakcr, r. 21 Verona
Finnigan Daniel, watchman S. P. RR., r. 1863 Stev-
enson
Finnigan Hugh, laborer, r. SW cor Main and Folsom
Finnigan James, painter, r. Turk St. Hotel
Finnigan James, wiremaker, r. 1031 Clay
Finnigan John, liquor saloon. 111 Oregon
Finnigan Maggie, domestic 1335 Folsom'
Finnigan Mary, widow, r. Ill Oregon
Finnigan Owen, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Finnigan Peter, laborer, r. 678 Clementina
Fitmigan Thomas, waiter, r. 1808^6 Stockton
V^ Finnigan. See Finegan, Finigan and Finnegan
Finnin Ellen, widow, r. 106 Natoma
Finnin Thomas F., pressman, r. 151 Natoma
BS^ Finnin. See Finnen
Finning James F., painter, r. 890 Dolores
Finning Mii^hael, painter, r. 890 Dolores
Finning Michael J. .laborer, r. KUO Dolores
Fluochio Gio Battista (t'anipodonico & Finochio) r.
E 8 H,bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth Avs, South
S. F. .
FinsterbuBch Charles, woolsorter, r. 912 Bryant
Finsterbusch C. Louis, varnlsher, r. 516 Sixth
Fintel William, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Fintel William, seaman, r. 26 Ritch, rear
Finucaiie John, tailor, 1325 Polk, r. 25 Glover
Fiul Antonio, janitor, r. 33 Hinckley
Fiorette Maurice, r.817 Montgomery
Fire Alarm and Police Telegfraph, John
Curran superintendent, Brcnham PI, nr Clay
Fire AHSOciatlun of Pliiladelphlu, Charles A.
Laton agent, 405 California
Fire Department, Chief Elngineer, old City Hall
Fire Department Commissioners, old City
Hall
Fire Department, Corporation If ard , 60 Sac-
ramento
Fire Assurance Association of X^ondon,
Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322-324 California
and 302-304 Sansome
Fire Marshal, 18 old City Hall, third floor
Fire Underwriters' Association of the Pa-
cific, J. W. Staples secretary, 316 California
Fire Underwriters' Board of San Francis-
co, Charles D. Haven secretary, 418 California
Pirebangh Henry C, attorney at law, 528 Cali-
fornia, room 4. r. 2.509 Clay
FIREMANSFHO INSURANCE CO,
(fire and marine) David J. Staples
president, Alphens Bull vice-president,
William J. Dutton secretary, E. "W.
Carpentei- assistant secretary, 401 Cali-
fornia, cor Sansome
Firemans Fund Insurance Co's Building,
SW cor California and Sansome
Fireman's Insurance Co. of Baltimore, E. D.
Farnsworth & Son agents, 219 Sansome
Firenze Domenico, gardener, r. P, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth Avs, South S. F.
Firing Charles, maltster, r. SE cor Webster and Ful-
ton
Firke Carl, steward Meyer's bakery, r. 247 Jessie
Firmin John L. E., plumber and gasfitter, 240 O'Far-
rell, r. S s Thirtieth, bet Bartlett and Warren
B^" Firmin. See Furman
First Addy, fisherman, r. 8 Oregon, rear
First Baptist Church. Rev. William M. Kincaid pas-
tor, N s Eddy, bet Jones and Leavenworth
First Congrega-tional Church, Rev. C. D. Barrows
pastor, SE cor Post and Mason
First German Reformed Church, Rev. J. Fuendeling
pastor, 29 Eleventh
First Hebrew Benevolent Society, Charles Meyer pre-
sident, office 211 Clay
First Methodist Kpiscopal Church, Rev. William R.
Gober pastor, W b Powell, bet Washington and
Jackson
First National Gold Bank of San Fran-
cisco., R. C. Woolworth president, E. D. Mor-
gan cashier, 315 Montgomery
First New Jerusalem Church, Rev. John Doughty
pastor, N s O'Farrell, bet Mason and Taylor
First Presbyterian Church, W s Stockton, bet Wash-
ington and Clay
First School of the German School Union, S s Turk,
bet Taylor and Jones
First Street House, Matthaus Hofmann proprie-
tor, 64-6ti First
First Unitarian. Church, Rev. Horatio Stebbins pas-
tor, S s Geary, bet Dupont and Stockton
First United Presbyterian Church, Rev. M. M. Gibson
pastor, W s Mason, bet Ellis and Eddy
First U. S. Artillery Band, headquarters NE cor Sut-
ter and Kearny
Firth Charles, carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. N 8 North Point, bet Polk and Larkin
Firth Joseph B., wood and coal, 625 Howard, r. 12
Guy PI
Firth J. Kirk, mechanical engineer, r. 710 Franklin
Firth Peter S., spring mattressmaker, r. 1130 Market
Firth William S., poultrydealer, r. N 8 Bacoii, nr
Goettingen, U. M. T.
B^" Firth. See Furth
Fisch Jean, r. 307 Clementina
Fischbach Nicholas, carpenter, r. 230 Jessie
Fischbach Nicholas A., cabinetmaker, r. 714 Clemen-
tina
Fischbeck Adeline, widow, nurse, r. 1023 Pacific
Fischbeck Hermann, proptr New England Soap Co.,
r. W 8 Utah, bet Center and Santa Clara
Fischbeck Hettie Miss, teacher music, r. 1217 Mason
Fischbeck John R., with Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 1217
Mason
Fishbeck John R. Jr., actor The Fountain, r. 1217
Mason
Fischer Agnes Mrs., dressmaker, r. 717J^ 'Vallejo
Fischer Albert, actor, r. 717}^ 'Vallejo
Fischer Albert, baker, r. 2441 California
Fischer Alexander, barber, 923 Montgomery, r. 921
Montgomery
Fiscner Anton, barber, r. 921 Battery, rear
Fischer Andrew, expressman, NE cor Pacific and
Stockton, r. 915 Vallejo
Fischer Auguste, r. E s MiAion, nr Nireteenth
LOUIS BRAVERNIAN & CO. '"™""'" "' """•"' """ "™""'
119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House in this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERK FOR WASiiI^*i PROMPTLY ATTENDEI> TO
OFFICE. 648 MARUKT STREET.
FIS
393
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Fischer Charles, baker, r. 2507 Polk
Fischer Charles, carpenter, r. N s Washington, bet
Cherry and Maple
Fischer Charles, clerk Muser Bros., r. 911 Polk
Fischer Charles, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, NE cor
Sutter and Kearny
Fischer Charlts A., traveling salesman Banner Bros.,
NE Cor Sutter and Sansome
Fischer Edward, paperruler A. J. Leary, r. 717 5^
Vallejo
Fischer Elise Miss, teacher music, r. 316 Jones
Fischer Emil A. (Schulz & Fischer) r. 2211 Devisa-
dero
Fischer Eugene, engraver, r. iOiii Grove
Fischer Eugene E., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r.
3012 Sacramento
Fischer Ferdinand, waiter, r. N b Precita Av, nr Mis-
sion
Fischer Ferdinand O., machinist, r. Shasta Hovise
Fischer Francis L. (Fischer & Walter) r. Oakland
Fischtr Frank, barber, HI.? Battery
Fischer Frank, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 608 Sixth
Fischer Franz, teacher music, r. 316 Jones
Fischer Fred. A., bookkeeper Cunningham's Ware-
house, r. 2015 Dupont
Fischer Fritz, waiter Niagara Hovise
Fischer G., seaman, r. 700 Front
Fischer George (Becker & Fischer) r. 327 Geary
Fischer George, porter Schwitters & Son, r. cor
Drumm and Pacific
Fischer George A., clerk Degener & Co., r. 911 Polk
Fischer Gertrude, widow, r. 507 Hyde
Fischer Gottlob, basketmaker, r. SWcorBellevueand
Twenty-fifth
Fischer Henry, cellarman Jackson Brewery, r. 1428
Mission
Fischer Henry, cook South Park House. 530 Third
Fischer Henry, cooper, r. 1 Beale PI
Fischer Henry, helper Humboldt Brewery, r. E s Mis-
sion, nr Nineteenth
Fischer Henry, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Fischer Isaac, cigarniaker, r. 1212 Folsom
Fificher Jennie Miss, assistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1309 Jackson
Fischer Johh, cutter, r. 904 Kearny
Fischer John, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Fischer John B.. seaman, r. 1039 Folsom
Fischer Joseph, butcher, r. N, bet Ninth and Tenth
Avs, South S. F.
Fischer Joseph, laborer, r. 12 Tehama
Fischer Julia, widow, teacher music, r. 2623 Mission
Fischer Julius (Lautermilch & Fischer) r. 528 Pine
Fischer Julius, woodturner, r. 719 Sanchez
Fischer Louis (Eggert & Fischer) r. SW cor Union and
Montgomery
Fischer Leopold, brewer, r. 324 Clementina
Fischer Marie Miss, dressmaker, r. 507 Hyde
Fischer Martin, sailmaker, r. 721 Union
Fischer Moritz, expressman, NE cor Battery and Jack-
son, r. 1309 Jackson
Fischer Oscar, tailor, 3 Qiiincy PI
Fischer Siymuud. furniture, bedding, and importer
carpets and oil cloths, 113 Third
Fischer Sophian E., printer George M. Wood & Co., r.
120 Post
Fischer Wilhelm, cabinetmaker, r. 55 Everett
Fischer William, r. cor Nineteenth and Mission
Fischer William, boots and shoes, 202 Montgomerj-
Av
Fischer William, clerk, r. 1821 Powell
Fischer 6l Walter (Francis L. Fischer and Otto
Walter) printers and engravers, and proprietors
S. F. Dramatic Brevities, 518 Sacramento
■y Fischer. See Fisher
Ifiahi Charles H., president Consolidated Virginia
Mining Co., office 26 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Fish Daniel, bartender, r. 13 Jasper PI
Fish Edward P., advertising solicitor The Daily Ex-
change, r. 1.500 Pacific Av
Fish Eliza, widow, r. 2518 Clay
Fish E. N. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1120 Howard
Fish Frank A. N., purser stmr Apache, r. 26 Elgin Park
Fish Frank H., r. 1310 O'Farrell
Fish Helena, widow, r. 13 Jasper PI
Fish Henry P., carpenter, r. 1120 Vallejo, rear
Fish Isaac, blacksmith, r. 6 McCormick PI
Fish James H.; president Land Mortgage Union of
California, office 624 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Fish Joseph W., carpenter, r. 126 Fern Av
Fish Julius N., ironmolder, r. 1120 Howard
Fish Lauren E., compositor, r. 708 Folsom
Fish L.W. Mrs., electro magnetic physician, office and
r. Ill Geary
Fish Maria S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1068 Howard
Fish Nathan, stationery and books, 1120 Howard
Fish Thomas F., clerk Consolidated Virginia Mining
Co., r. Oakland
Fish & Blum, merchants (Martinez) office 302 Davis
Fishbourne Eliza Mrs., r. 222 Golden Gate Av
Fishbourne Jasper, bookkeeper Will & Finck, r. 218
Golden G^ite Av
Fishbourne William J., painter, r. 222 Golden Gate Av
Fishel Benjamin, shipping clerk Eosenbaum iS Co., r.
518 Stevenson
Fishel Charles (Fechheimer, Goodkiud & Co.) r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Fishel Jacob, r. 737 Howard
Fishel Morris, boot and shoemaker, 627 California, r.
712 Clementina
Fisher , driver Market St. RR., r. NW cor Turk
and Steiner
Fisher A. A. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar School,
r. 2405 Howard
Fisher Abbie Mrs., pickle mnfr, 119 Ellis
Fisher Abraham (Fisher & Baum) r. 920 McAllister
Fisher Adolph, salesman, r. 613 Mission
Fisher A. H. Mrs., widow, r. i;i7 Bush
Fisher Albert, confectioner, r. 279 Stevenson
Fisher Alexander C, porter Miles & King, r. 113 Ellis
Fisher Alfred A ., general agent American Sewing Ma-
chine, 1321 Ellis
Fisher Andrew (Simpson & Fisher) r. 22 Valparaiso
Fisher Andrew, tailor, r. 904 Kearny
Fisher Annie Mrs., furnished rioms, 1 Eddy
Fisher Aug<ista, widow, r. 901 Treat Av
Fi.sher Baruch, salesman Fisher & Baum, r. 920 Mc-
Allister
Fisher Benjamin, tobacco stemmer, r. 206 Dupont
Fisher Benjamin H., truckman, r. 920 Geary
Fislier CUarles A. (Fisher & Co.) and Supervisor
Eighth Ward, r. 319 Ellis
Fisher Charles C, real estate agent, 322 Mont-
gomery, r. 25 Hofif Av
Fisher Charles F., stevedore, r. 297 Filbert
Fisher Charles H., porter general freight office C. P.
RR., r. 405 Third
Fisher Charles L., sign painter, r. 432 Twenty-second
Fisher Charles W.. clerk A. Hemme. r. 34 Ellis
Fisher Clarence W.,melter melter and refiner's dept
U. 8. Mint, r. 216 Eighteenth
Fisher Daniel F., teamster, r. 115 Perry
Fisher David, carpenter, r. 40 McAllister
Fisher Edgar W., teamster, r. S s Nebraska, bet Ala-'
meda and El Dorado
Fisher Edmund F., lithographer A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. Alameda
Fisher Edward, carriage painter, r. 432 Twenty-sec-
ond
Fisher Edwin G., clerk R. Diusmore, r. 512 Hyde
Fisher Emil J., bartender, r. SE cor Drumm and Clay
Fisher Erastus E., compositor C. W. Gordon, r. Oak-
land
Fisher Felix, portrait painter, r. Five Mile House, San
Bruno Road
Fisher Floyd J., carpenter, r. cor Bay and Montgom-
ery Av
Fisher Francis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fisher Francis H, chief adjuster coiner's dept U. S.
Mint. r. 512 Hyde
Fisher Frank, cook, r. 424 Sansome
Fisher Frederick, carpenter, r. 415 Twenty-eighth
Fisher Frederick, shoemaker, 2238 Mission
Fisher George (Hanson Jt Co.) r. 928 Post
Fisher George, carpenter, r. 83<5 Glover
Fisher George, driver Vienna Bakery, r. 5 Clara Laue
Fisher George, laborer, r. 306 Beale
Fisher George, liquor saloon, 527 Washington
Fisher George, tobacco twister, r. 405 Third
Fisher George A., merchandise broker, 109 Cali-
fornia, room 7, r. 2405 Howard
Fisher George F., painter, r. 625 Pacific, rear
Fisher George W., jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r.
2111 Jones
Fisher George W., mining secretary, 324 Pine, r.
East Oakland
Fisher George Willoughby, bookkeeper W. L. Rich-
ardson, r. SE cor Union and Kearny
Fisher Gilbert, barber, r. 1046 Folsom
Fiflbcr Godfrey, salesman Brown Bros. & Co., r. 824
O'Farrell
WINDOW SHADES "KSSSffil (i. W. Clart & Co., 015 Met St.
25
IIKCKLKV, NI*IKR.H iV HAXKK, FHX^TOIV IRUX T>'ORKK. 213 Fremont Mlreet,
]n»nui'»vturers of HOINTIKU WORKS, CAWEK, RCCKETS anU CARS.
FIS
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FIT
Fisher Harry, clerk, r. 728 Filbert
Fisher Henry, lumber surveyor, r. 1123 Bush
Fisher Henry E., contractor plastering, 328 Pine, r.
614 O'Farrell
Fisher Heury I., register clerk The State Investment
anil Insurance Co., r. 822 Powell
Fisher Henry J., sexton Grace Church, r. 1308 Powell
Fisher Herman C, scroll sawyer, r. 726 Mission
Fisher Hugh, engineer, r. Chicago Hotel
Fisher Hugo, artist, r. 2512 Post
Fisher I. F.. r. 1610 Washington
Fisher J., oiler P. M. SS. Colima
Fisher James, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 426 J^ Fell
Fisher James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fisher Jeaunette, widow, dressmaker, r. 946 Mission
Fisber John, carpenter, r. 8}<5 Glover
Fisher John, Master Mariners' Ben. Assu, 413 Sutter
Fisher John H., mnfr French and German mustard,
pickles, sauces, vinegar, etc., 509-515 Commercial,
r. 2422 Bryant
Fisher John H. Jr., manager John H. Fisher, r. 2422
Br5ant
Fisher John J., laborer, r. 1133 Harrison
Fisher John M., mining, r. 1.308 Powell
Fisher John S., machinist, r. 1308 Powell
Fisher Joseph, barber, 860 Howard, r. 143<5 Moss
Fisher Jdseph, clerk, r. 1727 Jessie
Fisher Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1039 Twentieth
Fisher Joseph H., clerk Chas. W. Fox, r. 614 O'Farrell
Fisher Joseph J., shoemaker, r. 1039 Twentieth
Fisher Josej^h L., millhand, r. 12 Tehama
Fisher Kate Miss, r. 644 Filbert
Fisher K. L. Mrs , widow, r. 1117 Pine
Fisher Lena Mrs., r. 137 Fifth
Fisher Lizzie M., r. 824 Geary
Fisher Louis, bookkeeper H. Levison, r. 334 Ellis
Fisher Louis, shoemaker, r. 208 First
Fisher Louis, watchman Eureka Dock, r. SW cor
Montgomery and Lombard
Fisher Louisa, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 2405 Howard
Fisher Li. P., advertising agent, 21 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. Oakland
Fisher Marcus, porter Albert Mau & Co., r. 4313^
Clementina
Fisher Margaret, widow, r. 9 Langton
Fisher Margaret Mrs., milkdairy, 427 Twenty-second
Fisher Margaret Miss, milliner Mrs. W. M. House, r.
1133 Harrison
Fisher Martin, porter Albert Mau & Co., r. 810 Twenty-
fourth
Fisher Mary Mrs., widow, r. 416 Greenwich
Fisher Mary Mrs., laundress, r. 1147 J^ Howard
Fisher Michael, barber, 1107 Howard
Fisher Michael, machinist, r. 911 Howard
Fisher Nathan (Prinz & Fisher) r. 305 Golden Gate Av
Fisher Nathan, clerk Mlchels, Friedlander & Co., r.
236 Sutter
Fisher Nicholas, barber, r. Concordia Hotel
Fisher Nicholas, driver J. Gundlach & Co., r. 846^
Folsom
Fisher Oscar, salesman A. W. Fink, r. 1023 Pacific
Fisher Peter, tailor, r. 1167 Howard
FiBher Philip I., cashier Levi Strauss k Co., r. 1610
Washington
Fisher Samuel, clothing, 403 Kearny, r. 911 Howard
Fisher S. B., medical student, r. 652 Mission
Fisher Solomon, clerk Samuel Fisher, r. 911 Howard
Fisher Thomas A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Oakland
Fisher Virginia E., widow, r. 432 Twenty-second
Fisher Walter, pantryman G. B. Hildreth, r. 405
Third
FiBher Will E. (Taylor & Fisher) r. 614 O'Farrell
Fisher William, butcher Ahlboru House
Fisher William, carpenter, r. cor Montgomery and Bay
Fisher William, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 33 Rausch
Fisher William, .seaman, r. 28 'Tehama
Fisher William B., clerk Macondray & Co., r. 2211
Van Ness Av
Fisher William C. (Waller & Fisher) r. 619 Union
Fisher William F., salesman John H. Fisher, r. 2422
Bryant
Fisher William H., superintendent Pac. Trans-
fer Co., 110 Sutter, r. 1521 Washington
Fisher William J., liquor saloon, 211 Kearny, r. 526
Geary
Fisher William T., cleaner U. S. Mint, r. Alameda
FishcT William W., teamster Livingston & Co., r. 2039
Howard
Fisher W. J., Mrs., r. 34 Ellis
Fisher & Baum (Abraham Fisher and Morris Baum)
fancy dry goods, 103-105 Sansome
Fisher & Co. (Charles A. Fisher) hatters, 9 Mont-
gomery
l^~ Fisher. See Fischer
Fishermen's Market, NE cor Front and Vallejo
Fishermens' Pro. and Ben. Assn, office 23 Vallejo
Fisk Asa, capitalist, 240 Montgomery, room 7, r. 526
Fell
Fisk Augustus, laborer, r. 220 Sherman
Fisk George, photographer, r. 614 Capp
Fisk John B. (Peake & Fisk) r. 932 Guerrero
Fisk Leander D., secretary, 402 Montgomery, room 11,
r. Palace Hotel
Fisk Mary A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 962 Mission
Fisk Rodney H.. captain simr Tulare
Fiske Asa S., pastor Howard St. Presbyterian Church,
r. 2336 Mission
Fiske Henry G., metalroofiug, 827 Market, r. 817 Ma-
son
Fiske Henry G. Jr., clerk J. Dewing & Co., r. 817 Ma-
son
Fiske Henry M., physician, office 652 Market, and
School Director, r. 2224 California
Fitch Casper, carpenter, r. NW cor Salinas and Rail-
road Av , South S. F.
Fitch Edward S., glazier B. & J. S. Doe, r. 100)4 Sec-
ond
Fitch Ellen, domestic 527 Post
Fitch George H., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 1528
Clay
Fitch George K. (S. F. Bulletin Co.) r. 703 Bush
Fitch George W., r. 721 California
Fitch Henry S., bookkeep r James Newlands, r. 526
Hayes
Fitch John, waiter, r. 451 Stevenson
Fitch J. R., member S. F. Stock and Exchange Board,
r. 813 Sutter
Fitch Oscar (Oakland Transfer Co.) r. Oakland
Fitch Sherman L., special policeman, r. 1.525 Powell
Fitch Thad. S. (Thad. S. Fit.h & Co.) r. Alameda
Fitch Thad. S. A: Co. (Thad. S. Fitch) Alameda real
estate agents and auctioneers. 436 Montgomery
Fitschen Adolph F., butcher, SW cor Railroad and
Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Fitschen August, butcher, r. SW cor Railroad and
Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Fitschen John C, liquor saloon, 305 California, r. S s
Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Fitter Elbe H., proprietor Old Corner Saloon,
SW cor East and Jackson
Fitts C, gripman Clay St. RR., r. 922 Washington
Fitz Anna M., widow, r. 509 Grove
Fitz Dietrich H., boilermaker, r. 142 Natoma
Fitzcharles Thomas, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Fitzell Charles R., druggist Blakeslee & Week, r. 116
Capp
Fitzell AV. S., laborer, r. 739 Folsom
Fitzgerald Abbie Mrs., r. 262 Jessie
Fitzgerald Ann, widow, r. 9 Langton, rear
Fitzgerald Annie, domestic SW cor Broadway and Van
Ness Av
Fitzgerald Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 8 Erie
Fitzgerald Austin, tailor, 625 Merchant, r. 2 Tay
Fitzgerald Austin Jr., copyist, r. 2 Tay
Fitzgerald Bridget Mrs., r. 754 Folsom
Fitzgerald Catherine Miss, saleswoman Thomas Sulli-
van, r. 119 Powell
Fitzgerald Charles, blacksmith, r. 408 Clementina
Fitzgerald Charles, laborer, r. 411 Pacific
Fitzgerald Christopher, furnace builder, r. 232 Turk
Fitzgerald Clarence, plumber, r. 258 Clementina
Fitzgerald Daniel, shademaker G. W. Clark & Co., r.
114 Olive Av
Fitzgerald Daniel, Sheriff's keeper, r. The Baldwin
Fitzgerald David, r. 210 Francisco
Fitzgerald D. H., tinner, r. 160 Ninth
Fitzgerald Edward, clerk N. C. Carnall, r. Berkeley
Fitzgerald Edward, janitor U.S. Mint, r. Brunswick
House
Fitzgerald Edward J., clerk J. M. Moran & Co., r.
Oakland
Fitzgerald Eliza, widow, r. NW cor Buchanan and
Laurel Av
Fitzgerald Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 100 Ji Second
Fitzgerald Ellen Miss, r. 210 Francisco
Fitzgerald Francis, cooper, r. 1186 Harrison
Fitzgerald Francis, oiler O. and O. SS. Belgic
Fitzgerald Frederick, driver Mark Sheldon, r. 134
Sixth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and' FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St.
5 MArnnNniinU CUMBERLiAND, LEHIGH AXI> EXG1.ISH FOUNDRY COKS^
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FIT
395
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Fitzgerald George, bricklayer, r.W s Wood, bet Point
Lobos and Santa Rosa Ava
Fitzgerald George, porter Commins & O'Connor, r.
157}^ Natoma
Fitzgerald George R., r. 1512 Folsom
Fitzgerald Graham, butcher, r. 1840 Ellis
Fitzgerald Henry, master mariner, r. 55 Second
Fitzgerald Hugh, tireman P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 21 An-
thory
Fitzgerald James, boatman, r. 1134 Broadway
Fitzgerald James, boot ciimper, r. 429 Clementina
Fitzgerald James, butcher, SE cor Sutter and Devisa-
dero, and groceries and liquors, bW cor Sutter and
Devisadero
Fitzgerald James, draftsman Wolfe & Son, r. 177 Six-
teenth
Fitzgerald J.nmes, groceries and liquors, SE cor Har-
rison and Tenth
Fitzgerald James, laborer, r. 652 Minna
Fitzgerald James, laborer, r. Ill William
Fitzgerald James, longshoreman, r. 404 Broadway
Fitzgerald James, painter, r. 904 Kearny
Fitzgerald James, seaman, r. 305 Fifth
Fitzgerald James, shoecutter, r. 810 Filbert
Fitzgerald James, tailor John Hickey, r. 120 Fourth
Fitzgerald James, third officer P. C. SS. George W.
Elder
Fitzgerald James C, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. G73
Clementina
Fitzgerald James E., night clerk The Baldwin
Fitzgerald Jeremiah G., expressman, SW cor Sansome
and Clay, r. 108 Seventh
Fitzgerald John (Fitzgerald & Greany) r. 1233 Market
Fitzgerald John, butiher James Fitzgerald, r. 2713
Bush
Iltzgerald John, cellar man Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
242 Perry
Fitzgerald John, conductor, r. 820 Folsom
Fitzgerald John, farmer, r. 542 Mission
Fitzgerald John, laborer A. E. Buckman
Fitzgerald John, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 20 Natoma
Fitzgerald John, labtirer, r. 50 Everett
Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 120 Langton
Fitzgerald John, paver, r. 542 Mission
Fitzgerald John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Fitzgerald John, section master S. P. RR., r. 1116
Church
Fitzgerald John, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.
Fitzgerald John, tannery, S a Serpentine Av, bet
Hampshire and York, r. E s Florida, bet Butte
and Solano
Fitzgerald John C, solicitor Evening Post, r. 621 Pine
Fitzgerald John F., shoemaker, r. 31 Sherman
Fitzgerald John S., clerk Miles & King, r. 9 Hinckley
Fitzgerald John W., hotel runner, r. 1111 Montgomery
Fitzgerald Joseph, bricklayer, r. SE cor Collins and
Point Lobos Av
Fitzgerald Kate, domestic N s Point Lobos Av, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Fitzgerald Kate, domestic 2330 Jones
Fitzgerald Katie Miss, saleslady Thomas Sullivan, r.
119 Powell
Fitzgerald Katie A. Miss, dressmaker, 956 Howard
Fitzgerald Lawrence, r. 633 Webster
Fitzgerald Luke, groceries and liquors, 223 Perry
Fitzgerald Magrie Miss, milliner, r. 119 Powell
Fitzgerald Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 2 Tay
Fitzgerald Margaret, r. 271 Minna
Fitzgerald Margaret, widow, r. GOl Fell
Fitzgerald Margaret Mrs., seamstress, r. 55 Second
Fitzgerald Mary, domestic 20 Hawthorne
Fitzgerald Mary, domestic N a California, nr La-
guua
Fitzgerald Marj', widow, furnished rooms, 545 Mission
Fitzgerald Mary widow, furnished rooms, 872 Mission
Fitzgerald Mary Ellen, widow, r. 239 Chattanooga
Fitzgerald Maurice, laborer, r. 1911 Dupont
Fitzgerald Maurice, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Fitzgerald Maurice, tinsmith, r. 428 Clementina, rear
Fitzgerald Michael, boatman Meiggs ' Wharf, t. 210
Francisco
Fitzgerald Mi<-hael,car repairer, r. 1 Isis
Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, r. 356 Minna
Fitzgerald Michael, machinist, and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1214 Pacific
Fitzgerald Michael, sergeant police, r. 632 Twenty-
third
Fitzgerald Michael, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Fitzgerald Michael J., shipcarpenter, r. 532 )i Sixth
Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman stmr Transit, r. 625 Sec-
ond
Fitzgerald Nicholas, watchman Spring Valley W. W.,
r. 7 Hinckley
Fitzgerald Patrick, boatman Meiggs' Wharf, r. 210
Francisco
Fitzgerald Patrick, compositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond
& Son, r. Oakland
Fitzgerald Patrick, groceries and liquors, 525 Mission
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Fitzgerald Patrick, stevedore, r. 43 Stanly PI
Fitzgerald Patrick, stonemason, r. SE cor ColUns and
Point Lobos Av
Fitzgerald Patrick, watchman Vallejo St. Warehouae,
r. 1.54 Clara
Fitzge-ald Patrick T., groceries and liquors, 331-333
Fifth
Fitzgerald Philip, boarding, 411 Drumm
Fitzgerald Richard, blacksmith, r. 317 Beale
Fitzgerald Robert H., r. 310 Stockton
Fitzgerald Robert M., law student A. W. Thompson,
r. Berkeley
Fitzgerald Thomas (Fitzgerald & Conlon) r. 1515 Cali-
fornia
Fitzgerald Thomas, barber, r. 116 O'Farrell
Fitzgerald Thomas, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works
Fitzgerald Thomas, contractor, r. 8 Erie
Fitzgerald Thomas, expressman Oakland Ferry, r.
2508 California
Fitzgerald Thomas, gardener Golden Gate Park
Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Water
Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, r. 641 Natoma
Fitzgerald Thomas, porter Weil, Leiter & Co., r. 8
Erie
Fitzgerald Thomas H., blacksmith, r. 8 Erie
Fitzgerald Thomas P.. salesman Verdier, Moreau &
Co., r. 607 Powell
Fitzgerald Thomas W., horse trainer, r. 514 Haight
Fitzgerald W., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Fitzgerald William, boiler maker, r. SW cor Twen-
tieth and Folsom
Fitzgerald William, clerk James Fitzgerald, r. 2713
Bush
Fitzgerald William, coal passer P. M. SS. South
Carolina
Fitzgerald William, engineer, r. 23 Hunt
Fitzgerald William, engineer Enterprise Mill and
Building Co.
Fitzgerald William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Fitzgerald William, machinist, r. 22 Tehama
Fitzgerald William, solicitor Washington Market, r.
210 Francisco
Fitzgerald William, teamster, r. 13 Everett
Fitzgerald William, waiter Russ House, r. 600 Minna
Fitzgerald William F., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. 143 Perry
Fitzgerald William G., lamplighter, and extraman
Engme No. 7, 3. F. F. D., r. 441 Twentieth
Fitzgerald William J., driver N.B. and M. RR., r. 251
Tehama, rear
Fitzgerald William J., shoemaker, r. 345 Shipley
Fitzgerald William T.. ticket agent S. P. C. RK.,r.
531 Post
Fitzgerald & Conlon (Thomas Fitzgerald and Michael
Coulou) proptis Centennial Livery Stable, 1513-
1515 California
Fitzgerald & Greany (John Fitzgerald and Patrick W.
Greany) New York Cloak Mnfg Co., 1233 Market
Fitzgibbon Gerald J., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 760 Mission
Fitzgibbon John M., corporal police, r. 545 Howard
Fitzgibbon Maurice, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k
Co., r. 340 Seventeenth
Fitzgibbon Thomas, fireman stmr Humboldt, r. 10
Alemany Av
Fitzgibbons Patrick, teamster Presidio Reservation,
r. N a Beach, bet Baker and Lyon
Fitzgibbons William, shoemaker, r. 648 Mission
Fitz^raCf Fred, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fitzhathaway Augustus, engineer tugboat Neptune,
r. 155 54 Shipley
Fitzhenry Bridget, widow, r. 519 Grove
Fitzhenry James, liquor saloon, 534 Commercial, r.
23 Anna
Fitzhenry John T., gasfitter, r. 519 Grove
Fitzhenry Lizzie, domestic 710 Geary
Fitzhenry Mitchell, porter George Spauldlng & Co.,
r. 519 Grove
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G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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Fitzhugh , r. 520 Bush
Fitzler Charles, barber, 353 Third, r. 427 Third
Fitzler Joseph, laborer V. 8. Appraiser's Building, r.
427 Third
Fitz Maurice Elizabeth, widow, r. 405 J$ Gough
Fitz Maurice WiUiam M., attorney at law, 217 San-
some, r. 710 Fell
Fitzmorris George, laborer, r. S b Jackson, bet Devis-
adero and Broderick
Fitzmorris John, laborer, r. 34 Louisa
Fitzpatrick A., laborer, r. 134 Fourth
Fitzpatrick Ann Miss, dressmaker, r. 1325}5 Vallejo
Fitzpatriok Arthur G., carpenter and builder, olfice
51(1 Kearny, r. 411 Twenty-second
Fitzpatrick Bernard, boilermaker, r. 220 Minna
Fitzpatrick Bernard, coachman WiJliam M. Leirt, SE
cor Eddy and Polk
Fitzpatrick Bridget Mrs., r. 258 Eighth
Fitzpatrick Charles H., trunkmaker, r. 8 Scott PI
Fitzpatrick Daniel, bootcrimper Levy, Diamant, Op-
penheimer & Co., r. West Berkeley
Fitzpatrick Daniel, hostler Peter J. Donahue
Fitzpatrick Daniel, laborer, r. 1 Beale PI, rear
Fitzpatrick Daniel, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Fitzpatrick Daniel, teamster, r. 9fi3 Folsom
Fitzpatrick Delia, domestic 707 Shotwell
Fitzpatrick Francis, harnessmaker, r. E s Twenty-
sixth, bet Alabama and Columbia
Fitzpatrick Gerald, laborer, r. 233 Tenth
Fitzpatrick Hugh, laborer, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Fitzpatrick James, boxmaker, r. 128 Clara
Fitzpatrick James, brewer, r. 904 Kearny
Fitzpatrick James, watchmaker, r. 743 Brannan
Fitzpatrick James, workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 435 Natoma
Fitzpatrick James Jr., tinsmith, r. 743 Brannan
Fitzpatrick James F., policeman, r. lliOG Steiner
Fitzpatrick James J., tannery. Eleventh Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Fitzpatrick Jane, widow, r. 46 Borland
Fitzpatrick John, r. 52 Natoma
Fitzpatrick John, cooper, r. 30 Tehama
Fitzpatrick John, plasterer, r. 790 Stevenson
Fitzpatrick John, stonecutter, r. 2106 Hyde
Fitzpatrick John, teamster, r. 811 Folsom
Fitzpatrick John, trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., r.
8 Scott PI
Fitzpatrick John C, laborer, r. 3 Park PI
Fitzpatrick John C, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
430 .Seventh
Fitzpatrick John E., teacher St. Ignatius College, r.
511 Minna
Fitzpatrick John P., cigarmaker, r. 1321 M Natoma
Fitzpatrick John P., machinist, r. Ill Diamond
Fitzpatrick Josej-h B., entry clerk Davis Bros., Tok-
las & Co.. r. 403 Fourth
Fitzpatrick Kitty Miss, typesetter Painter & Co., r.
3(11 Tehama
Fitzpatrick Lizzie, widow, lursewer, r. 747 Brannan
Fitzpatriok Margaret, widow, r. 361 Tehama
Fitzpatrick Martin, r. 814 Mission
Fitzpatrick Mary, domestic 701 Shotwell
Fitzpatrick Mary Miss, boxmaker, r. 361 Tehama
Fitzpatrick Matthew, laborer, r. S s Lombard, bet
Baker and Lyon
Fitzpatrick Mattie Mrs., r. 1816 Hyde
Fitzpatrick Michael, engineer Sanitarium Baths, r.
1711 Stockton, rear
Fitzpatrick Michnel. hostler Presidio Reservation, r.
B s Lombard, bet Baker and Lyon
Fitzpatrick Michael, teamster, r. 124 Langton
Fitzpatrick Miriam Miss, shirtmaker, r. 137 Tehama
Fitzpatrick Morgan, tailor, 36)3 Fourth, r. 902 How-
ard
Fitzpatrick Nellie, domestic 2326 Clay
Fitzpatrick Owen, molder Jackson & Truman, r. 49
Natoma
Fitzpatrick Patrick, dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Fitspatrick Patrick, fireman P. M. SS. Colima
Fitzpatrick Patrick .\., iron molder, r. NW cor Chan-
nel and Bryant Av
Fitzpatrick Patrick D., plumber, r. 1325J4 Vallejo
Fitzpatrick Peter J., painter, r. 1321 J4 Natoma
ritz]iatrick Pliilip, laborer, r. 430 Seventh
Fitzjiatrick Ralph L., wood carver, r. 816 Twentieth
Fitzpatrick Ucdmond. longshoreman, r. 64 Jessie
Fitzpatrick IU>gcr, blacksmith's helper S. P. RK., r.
2333 Harrison
Fitzpatrick Simon, teamster Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 13 Church Lane
Fitzpatrick Simon W., shipbuilder, r. 816 Twentieth
Fitzpatrick Thomas, pressman Holbrook, Merrill jc
Stetson, r. 130 Clara
Fitzpatrick Thomas J., cashier Easton & Eldridge, r.8
Scott PI
Fitzpatrick Thomas J., cloth tinisher Golden Gate
Woolen Mills, r. NW cor Channel and Bryant Av
Fitzpatrick Thomas L., salesman Kast & Co., r. 408
Laguna
Fitzpatrick Timothy (Fitzpatrick & O'Brien) r. 511
Minna
Fitzpatrick William F., contractor, r. 809 >« Nine-
teenth
Fitzpatrick & O'Brien (Timothy Fitzpatrick and John
T. O'Brien) groceries and liquors, 36 Fourth
Fitzsimmons Catherine Mrs., fruits and candies, 414
Jones
Fitzsimmons Charles, f*uit8. etc., 702 Larkiu
Fitzsimmons Edward, gardener, r. 334 Third, rear
Fitzsimmons Edward, seaman P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 623
Davis
Fitzsimmons Harry, engineer Sutter St. RR.,«r. 1122
Larkm
Fitzsimmons James (Fitzsimmons & Alexander) r. E s
Diamond, bet Twenty-lirst and Twenty-second
Fitzsimmons James, laborer, r. SE cor Polk and Chest-
nut
Fitzsimmons James, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, r.
Alameda
Fitzsimmons James, tinsmith, r. 4 Russ
Fitzsimmons John, laborer, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Fitzsimmons John R., machinist, r. 204 Fittli
Fitzsimmons Joseph, bartender Joseph Holder, r. 240
Green
Fitzsimmons Katie Miss, assistant Garfield Primary
School, r. 222 Lombard
Fitzsimmons Margaret, widow, r. 222 Lombard
Fitzsimmons Patrick, butcher, 1330 Folsom
Fitzsimmons Patrick, expressman A. M. Simpson &
Bro., r. 11 Liberty
Fitzsimmons Patrick, stone mason, r. 2021 Ellis
Fitzsimmons Thomas, bookkeeper Zimmermann,
Strouse & Co., r. 930 Market
Fitzsimmons Thomas, coal passer P. M. SS. Colima
Fitzsimmons Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
625 Davis
Fitzsimmons Thomas Rev., clergyman Dominican
Monastery, NW cor Bush and Steiner
Fitzsimmons & Alexander (James Fitzsimmons and
Richard Alexander) wood and coal, 47-19 Everett
Fiuretti Morris, waiter, r. 817 Montgomery
Five Mile House, Ernest A. Wolkenhaur proptr, E s
San Bruno Road, 5 miles from City Hall
Fivey William, fireman N. P. C. RK. stmr San Rafael,
r. 656 Stevenson
Fix Isidor, barber, r. 519 Minna
Fjerem John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Fjord Lorentz (Hubert & Co.) i-. Alameda
Flaat William, seaman, r. 10 Clay
Flach Conrad, teacher gymnastics, 310 O'Farrell, r.314
O'Farrell
Flach Joseph, butcher, NE cor Seventeenth and Dol-
ores
Flach Josei^h Jr.. butcher Joseph Flach, r. NE cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Flach Peter, entry clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 513 Hyde
Flachmeyer Christian, porter John Howes, r. 12 Au-
burn
Flack George D., clerk general freight office 0. PrRR.,
r. 914 Treat Av
Flageollet Charles, fruits, etc., 1228 Stockton
Flageullet Henry C, butcher. 912 Valencia
Flagg Annie, widow, r. 249 Sixteenth, bet Mission and
Howard
Flagg Charles C, bookkeeper W. B. Sumner & Co., r.
820 Twenty-first
Flagg Edwin C, bookkeeper C. A. Hooper & Co., ri
820 Twenty-first
Flagg Henry, turner Andrew Frei, r. cor Thirtieth
and Mission
Flagg Mary E., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 249 Sixteenth,
bet Mission and Howard
Flagler William G., painter, r. 254 Clementina
Flagley Martin, laborer, r. S s Thirty-first, nr Mission
Flaglor Amasa P., photographic operator I. West Ta-
ber, r. 651 Harrison
Flaglor Edwin W., r. 317 Ninth
Flaglor Elizabeth E., widow, r. 23 Natoma
Flahaut Albert A., tinsmith, r. 16 Virginia
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to Bravcrman Jt L,evy
119 MONTGOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WAWIIINO CACUEn FOR ANI> nEI.IVKRED.
OFFICE, 648 9IARKKT STREET.
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Flahaut Henry E., salesman Charles Joseph, r. 410
Kearny
Flahaut John B., r. 16 Virginia
Flaherty Annie, cook 1818 California
Flaherty Annie Miss, shoefitter, r. 44 Minna
Flaherty Barney, laborer, r, 9 M
Flaherty Bartholomew, laborer, r. S s Clipper, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Flaherty Belle Mrs., assistant South San Francisco
School, r. 911 Post
Flaherty Dennis, r. 503 Gough
Flaherty Edward, Fire Commissioner, office old City
Hali, r. 902 Clay
Flaherty Fletcher A., conductor Clay St. RR., r. NE
cor Post and Larkin
Flaherty James, r. 618 Post
Flaherty James, carpenter, r. 112 Lilj' Av
Flaherty John, laborer, r. 109 William
Flaherty John, laborer, r. 268 Clara, rear
Flaherty John, laborer, r. 413 Natoma
Flaherty John,' longshoreman, r. 42 Tehama
Flaherty John Mrs., shirt manufacturer, 325M Bush
Flaherty Kate Miss, operator Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 112 Lily Av
Flaherty Mary Miss, operator Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 112 Lily Av
Flaherty Matthew F., salesman J. Lowth & Co., r. 109
William
Flaherty Maude Miss, operator Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 21 Park Av
Flaherty Michael, laborer, r. S s Clipper, bet San-
chez and Noe
Flaherty Michael, marble cutter, r. 112 Lily Av
Flaherty Patrick, laborer S. P.RR., r. Twelfth Av, bet
L and M, South S. F.
Flaherty Peter, hostler, r. 921 Sutter
Flaherty Riihard (Larkiu & Flaherty) r. 915 Pierce
Flaherty Simon, stableman Market St. RR., r. NE cor
Fifteenth and Valencia
Flaherty Thomas, laborer, r. 8 Geneva
Flaherty Thomas, laborer, r. 626 Ash Av
Flaherty William H., shirt cutter B.& O Greenebaum,
r. Geneva House
Flaherty William T., carriage painter, r. 112 Lily Av
Flammer Carl, bookkeeper Samuel More & Co., r. 1632
Pierce
Flanagan Annie, domestic NW cor Eddy and Van
Ness Av
Flanagan B. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1211 Fillmore
Flanagan Daniel, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 997
Bryant
Flanagan Edward, bartender, r. 438 Jessie
Flanagan James, laborer, r. 1909}^ Hyde
Flanagan James, hjngshoroman, r. 18 Bryant Av
Flanagan James, teamster, r. 520 Eighth
Flanagan James B., groceries and liquors, 537 Bryant,
r. 2 Zoe
Flanagan Jeremiah J., r. 997 Bryant
Flanagan J. M., bookkeeper, r. 349 Fourth
Flanagan John (Griffith & Flanagan) r. 209 Seven-
teenth
Flanagan John, blacksmith, r. 163<j Bryant Av
Flanagan John, carpenter, r. 418 Castro
Flanagan John, stone cutter, r. 11 Bryant Av
Flanagan Lawrence G., wood, coal, hay and grain, N
W cor Folsom and Eighteenth, r. 108 Eighteenth
Flanagan Maggie, domestic 28 Hawthorne
Flanagan Mary, widow, r. 438 Jessie
Flanagan Mary, domestic 1529 Sutter
Flanagan Mary Mrs., laundress, r. 559 Stevenson, rear
FlanaL'au Michael, horseshoer, r. 151 Perry
Flanagan JMichael, stableman, r. 1311 California
Flanagan Michael A., oysters, cigars and tobacco, 617
Muntgouiery, r. 438 Jessie
Flanagan Patrick (Flanagan & Mann) r. Coos Bay, Or.
Flanagan Patrick, teamster, r. 11 William
Flanagan Peter, shoemaker, r. 51 Stevenson
Flanagan Thad. (Flanagan & Gallagher) r. 2020 Mis-
sion
Flanagan William, bartender, r. 438 Jessie
Flanu<>'aii Si Gallu^rlter (Tliad. Flanagan and
Henry J. Gallagher) undertakers, 20 Fifth
Flanagan & Mann (Patrick Flanagan and S. S. Mann)
owners Newport Coos Bay coal mine, Coos Bay,
Oregon, John Proctor agent, office 224 Front
t^ Flanagan. See Flanigan, Flannagau and Flanni-
gan
Flanders Alvin, clerk Custom House, r. 1896 Broad-
way
Flanders Charles, seaman, r. 2 Washington
Flanders Eugene, brass molder, r. 49 Natoma
Flanders F. S., seaman Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla
Flanders George C, starter Clay St. RR., r. 1222 Lea-
venworth
Flanders Jonathan P., president Pacific Coast Gas
Saving Co., 405 Ciilifornia, r. 1427 Bush
Flanders Nathan, engineer, r. 1225 Pacific
Flanders Owen A., conductor S. P. RR., r. 55 Silver
Flanders T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 110 Fourth
Flanders Thomas, policeman, r. 110 Fourth
Flanedy Patrick J., proiitr CJnion Laundry, Valencia,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Flanigan Bridget, domestic 1028 Folsom
Flanigan Frederick, pressman, r. 559 Stevenson
Flanigan James, bootblack, r. Columbia Hotel
Flanigan James, laborer, r. 20 Glover
Flanigan Lawrence, laborer, r. 2324 Harrison
Flanigan Lydia Miss, furnished rooms, 214 O'Farrell
Flanigan Patrick, drygoods, 150 Sixth, r. 5}4 Harriet
Flanigan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 737 Howard
Flanigan William, fireman P. M. SS. Colima
Flannagan Bridget, domestic 1315 Hyde
Flannagan Catharine, widow, dressmaker, 20 Hayes
Flannagan Edward, salesman, r. 1705 Jones
Flannagan Kate, domestic 1030 Vallejo
Flannagan Margaret Miss, seamstress, r. 431 Minna
Flannagan Mary, domestic 1924 Sutter
Flannagan Michael, blacksmith, r. 151 Perry
Flannagan Minnie, domestic 1513 Washington
Flannagan William, seaman, r. 524 First
S^ Flannagan. See Flanagan, Flanigan and Flanni-
gan
Flannelly Anne, widow, r. S s Nineteenth, bet Church
and Sanchez
Flannelly George, ironmolder, r. 67 Minna
Flannelly James, laborer, r. 67 Minna
Flannelly James, milkman, r. 1014 Treat Av
Flannelly John, laborer, r. 1505 Montgomery
Flannelly Miles, laborer, r. t.7 Minna
Flannery Andrew, longshoreman,' r. .34 Everett, rear
Flannery Bridget, widow, r. 34 Everett, rear
Flannery Charles F., boilermaker, r. 43 Minna
Flannery James, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Flannery James, laborer, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Army
Flannery Mary, domestic 613 5^ Lombard
Flannery Michael, policeman, r. 43 Minna
Flannery Roger, laborer, r. 811 Montgomery Av
Flannery Thomas, driver Market St. RR., r. 1735 Mis-
sion
Flannery William, salesman, r. 621 Minna
Flannigan A. Mrs., widow, r. 1.32 Tenth '
Flannigan Delia, domestic 120 Guerrero
Flannigan Delia, domestic 831 Bush
Flannigan Edward, fireman, r. 1514)^ Stockton
Flannigan James, laborer, r. Elcho House
j Flannigan Mortimer P., driver City RR., r. 121 Fif-
teenth
j Flannigan Patrick, liquor saloon, 417 Brannau
1 Flannigan Patrick J., collector, r. 318 Pine
Flannigan Winnie Mrs., candies, 1514 J^ Stockton
i fti^Flannigan. See Flanagan, Flanigan and Flan-
'. nagan
I FIatliina,nii Clans, liquor saloon, SW cor Market
! and Steuart, r. 23 Market
Flathmaun Henry, clerk D. Kuhlmann, r. 302 Fourth
[ Flatley George, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
j Flatley John, blacksmith, r. 620 Jones
Flatley John E., drayman, r. 22 Ridley
Flatley Owen, laborer, r. HI Harrison
Flatley William, miner, r. 620 Jones
Flato^v Philip, druggist, NE cor Geary and Jones,
r. 600 Jones
1 Flatters Robert, laborer, r. 10 Beideman
; Flattmann Richard, laborer, r. 1014 Hampshire
■ Flavin Eliza, widow, r. 1929 Geary
Flaviu Martin J., proprietor The Great IXL, SE
cor Kearny and Commercial, r. 1929 Geai-y
Flaws John, seaman P. C. SS Gipsy, r. 37 Pacific
I Flaws J. Thomas, first officer P. C. SS. Gipsy, r.
I 37 Pacific
Fleckenstein Peter, cook, r. 18 First
Fleckner Christina, domestic 309 Jones
Flei^^chel George, locksmith and machinist, 614 Cali-
fornia, rear, r. 1018 Powell
Fleischer Charles, expressman, NE cor Market and
; Taylor, r. 811 Eighteenth
I Fleischer Mary, widow, r. 1018 Powell
I Fleischer Matilda Mrs., actress, r. 429 Turk
I Fleischer Wolfgang, musician, r. 1609 Geary
G. W. LLAnK & LU. interior decorators,
Whole.-ale h\i(1 Retail dealers In Pl»per
llaii$;iii|;M, and all klmls of Window
bhaile Materials and Flxttiree.
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
3!annfa<.'turcr< '.i'Siig;ua- jtlillK, Vucuani PauH, Ete.
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rieischnian Charles, barber, 315 Kearny, r. 3 BuBh St.
PI
FleischmaD David, bookkeeper L. & E. Wertheimer,
r. 1409 Van Ness Av
Fleischman Elizabeth, r. 940 Mission
Fleischman Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 1052 Valencia
Fleischman John, barber, 203 Third, r. 9 Howard
Court
Fleischman Joseph, clerk, r. Oriental Hotel
Fleischman Meier, poultry dealer, r. S s Jersey, bet
Church and Vicksburg
Fleischman Moses, millhaud Fulda Bros., r. 1230 Fol
B^Fleischman. See Fleishman
Fleisher Harry, seaman, r. 68 Oregon
Fleisher Wolf, mnfr and importer hats and caps, 108
Battery, r. 2'24 Kearny
Fleischhacker Aaron, r. 2110 California
Fleishman Benjamin M., salesman Hart & Good-
man, r. 726 Grove
Fleishman S., musician, r. 726 Grove
B^Fleishman. See Fleischman
Fleissner George W., bookkeeper Harry M. Heineman,
r. 822 Green
Fleissner Julius C, porter, r. 724 Union
Fleming Bartholomew, bookkeeper Meyer & Walker,
r. 1320 Jackson
Fleming Catherine, widow, r. 935 Guerrero
Fleming C. M., assistant cashier M. J. Flavin, r. 1320
Jackson
Fleming David, calker, r. 5 Eausch
Fleming David, shoemaker, r. 450 Natoma
Fleming David, teamster, r. 11^ Vallejo, rear
Fleming David J., engineer Held Bros. & Co., r. Oak-
land
Fleming David L., furniture polisher, r. 5 Eausch
Fleming Edward C, operator Western Union Tel. Co.
r. San Leandro
Fleming George, compositor, r. 537 Sacramento
Fleming James, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Fleming James, hostler, r.278 Jessie
Fleming James, laborer, r. 12 Laskie
Fleming James, iJorter Yates & Co., r. 422 Fremont
Fleming J. F., marker S. F. Laundry
Fleming John, r. 1404 Powell
Fleming John, bill poster, r. 904 Kearny
Fleming John B., painter, r. 536 Sixteenth
Fleming John M.. salesman C. L. Williams & Co., r.
410 Octavia
Fleming John T., r. 8 Liberty
Fleming John T., clerk Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Ack-
erman, r. W s Twenty-third, bet Treat Av and Fol-
6om
Fleming Joseph P., doorkeeper Bush St. Theatre, r.
33 Ji O'Farrell
Fleming Martin, jeweler, r. 222 Austin
Fleming Martin W., bookkeeper Kast & Co., r. 450 Na-
toma
Fleming Max, butcher, r. 427 Hayes
Fleming Michael, shoemaker, r. 19 Langton
Fleming Michael G., carriagemaker, r/12 Laskie
Fleming Minnie E. Mi.ss, dressmaker, r. 450 Natoma
Fleming Patrick E., morocco shaver, r. 608 Seventh
Fleming Patrick H., engineer Engine No. 7, S.F.F.D.,
r. 3035 Sixteenth
Fleming Peter H., tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. D., r. 1404 Powell
Fleming Peter J., compositor, r. 935 Guerrero
Fleming Robert, telephone repairer, r. 725 Natoma,
rear
Fleming Robert H., cardriver, r. 209 Tehama
Fleming Socrates C, sergeant police, r. Commercial
Hotel
Fleming Thomas, stableman, r. 903 Battery
Fleming Thomas F., clerk T. J. Bass & Co., r. 143
Perry
Fleming W. B., painter, r. 118 O'Farrell
Fleming William, cabinetmaker, r. 311 Langton
Fleming William, miner, r. 547 MisKion
Fleming William, teamster, r. 416 Fifth
Fleming William, teamster, r. 608 Seventh
Fleming William A. (Fli-mlnn & Stetson) r. 504 Third
Fleming William IJ., Klupciirpenter, r. 51 Clementina
Fleming William H., painter, r. 2020 Hyde
Fleming William T.. bricklayer, r. 1920 Baker
Fleming & Stetson (William A. Fleming and John W.
StetHon) draymen, 409 Battery
Fleuniken Robert, drygoods. boots, slioes and cloth-
ing, 724-726 Montgomery, r. 1210 ^ Jackson
Flentyou Victor, cellarman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Fletcher .Alexander B., carpenter, r.. 202 Franklin
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Fletcher Anna Mrs., fruits and confectionery, 202
Fifth
Fletcher Barney, janitor .502 Montgomery, r. 1230
Broadway
Fletcher Charles A. (Fletcher & Jonas) r. 809 Golden
Gate Av
Fletcher Charles A., physician, office 23 Kearny, r.
1104 Market
Fletcher Charles H., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
Oakland
Fletcher Charles S.. sign and ornamental painter and
varieties, 1723 Hyde .
Fletcher Daniel J., wood turner, r. 202 Fifth
Fletcher David, clerk Abraham L. Leugfeld, r. 809
Golden Gate Av
Fletcher Edward, lithographer, r. Elcho House
Fletcher Edwin T., restaurant, 209 Davis, r. 12583^
Bryant
Fletcher Ellen, janitress coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
10U8 Leavenworth
Fletcher Francis, patternmaker, r. 18 Oak Grove Av
Fletcher George R., packer, r. 242 Langton
Pletclier George TV., agent freight department
S. P. RE., r. 10 Monroe
Fletcher George W., canvasser Singer Mnfg Co., r. 60
Annie
Fletcher Harriet, widow, bakery, 1019 Howard
Fletcher Harry, assistant bookkeeper Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 23 Lafayette
Fletcher Henry, artiticial stonemaker, r. .566 }<> Linden
Av
Fletcher Henry, photographic retoucher, r. 202 Fifth
Fletcher Henry S., teacher drawing and painting
Zeitska's Institute
Fletcher Herbert P., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 23
Lafayette
Fletcher Horace (Shattuck & Fletcher) r. 2414 Wash-
ington
Fletcher H. E., expressman, r. 7i2 Larkin
Fletcher James, vai'nisher, r. 1309 Stockton
Fletcher Joseph G., janitor, r. 1230 Broadway
Fletcher Lavinia, widow, r. 410 Jackson
Fletcher Lina Mrs., cloakmaker, r. 224 Fourth
Fletcher Margaret, widow, r. 739 Minna
Fletcher Millie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 862 Mission
Fletcher M. W., contractor, r. Manchester House
Fletcher Ralph, upholsterer, r. 560 Willow Av
Fletcher Samuel J., drapery fcfreman Charles M. Plum
& Co., r. 560 Willow Av
Fletcher Sarah, widow, proptr Acme Photographic
Studio, 914 Market, r. 1033 Howard
Fletcher Stephen, collector Cal. Wire Works, r. 1210
Polk
Fletcher Thomas, iron molder, r. 18 Oak Grove Av,
rear
Fletcher William, r. 202 Fifth
Fletcher William, clerk, r. 617 Post
Fletcher William, dairyman, r. 23 Lafayette
Fletcher William, laborer, r. 224 Fourth
Fletcher William M., contractor, r. 1010 Twenty-lirst
Fletcher & Jonas (Charles A. Fletcher and .\lfred
Jonas) wholesale and retail dealers meats, 1262
Market
Flett William, seaman stmr Mary D. Hume, r. 12 Clay
Fletter Freeborn J., office 403 California, r. 740)4
Grove
Fleur Ernest (Wilhelm & Fleur) r. 614 Pine
Fleurou John, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York
Fleury Celine Mi.ss, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. 1237 Stockton
Fleury D. Mme., widow, furnished rooms, 1237 Stock-
ton
Fleury Edward, cashier Landry C. Babin, r. 1911 Van
Ness Av
Fleury Joseph, r. 131 Park .\v
Fleury Paul, r. 1911 Van Ness Av
Fleury Sophie Mme., laundry, 131 Park Av
Flewwelliug Clarence, clerk S. F. Laundry, r. W s
Sullivan, ur Union Av, B. H.
Flick Barbara, widow, r. 232 Seventh
Flick Carl F., cabinetmaker, r. W s Vermont, bet Ne-
vada and Humboldt
Flick William F., capitalist, r. 3.52 First
Flicke F., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Flicourt Edward, barber, 217 Montgomery Av, r. Ala-
meda
Fliegelmau David, cutter Alexander Nicoll, r. 342
Minna
Flieger Henry R., liquor saloon, 1318 Howard
Washing Called for and Delivered
OFFIC'K. 3.{ U£AKY ST.
J. MACDONOUGH, '^''^orter op and deai.erjx^coai.^.x;d p,g^^^^^
Spear.
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Flieler Kichard (Flieler & Kiefer) r. 120 Capp
Flieler & Kiefer (Richard Flieler and Philip Kiefer)
barbers, 5 Powell
Fliggle Jesse E.. clerk Madison & Burke, r. 233G Mis-
sion
Fliiin Catherine Miss, r. 15 >$ Washington Av
Flinn Catherine M. Mrs., millinery, U2 Third, r. 1032
Mission
Flinn Charles, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Flinn Henry, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Flinn Jacob, muchinehand, r. 4
Flinn James J. (P. T. Flinn k Son) r. SW cor Eighth
and Howard
Flinn James M., first assistant engineer P. M. SS. City
of New York, r. 7b4 Folsom
Flinn Jane, burler Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Flinn John W., policeman, r. yi)7 Jones
Flinn Julia M. Miss, milliner, r. 1032 Mission
Flinn Michael, laborer, r. 1428 Mission
Flinn Patrick T. (P. T. Flinn & Son) r. SW cor Eighth
and Howard
Flinn P. T. & Son (Patrick T. and James J.) grocer-
ies and liquors, hay and grain, SW cor Eighth and
Howard
Flinn Thomas J. W., cabinetmaker, r. 1032 Mission
Flinn Thomas R., groceries and liquors, SE cor Eighth
and Mission, r. lle:jj^ Mission
Flinn Timothy, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Flinn William B., carpenter, 753 Folsom, r. 1032 Mis-
sion
B^" Flinn. See Flynn
Flint A. L., r. Columbia Hotel
Flint Alexander B., piledriver, r. 736 Folsom
Flint Almira, widow, r. 812 Hyde
Flint Almira T. Miss, assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 812 Hyde
Flint Angustiis P., manager Hartford Fire In-
surance Co., 313 California, r. Oakland
Flint, Bixby & Co. (Thomas Flint and Llewellyn Bix-
by) proptrs Flint's Warehouse, SW cor Greenwich
and Battery
Flint Brilsford P., wool merchant. Occidental
Wool Depot, N s Townseud, bet Fifth and Sixth,
r. 1121 Hyde
Flint Brothers (Frank P. and Motley H.) dealers
paper and paper bags, and agents Excelsior Fire
Works Manufacturing Co., 420 Clay
Flint Charles R. ;J. W. Grace & Co.) r. New York
Flint David A., lather, r. 27}^ Fourth
Flint Edgar W., printer, r. 323 O'Farrell
Flint Edward D. (Arnold & Flint) r. Oakland
Flint Edward P. (Flint, Peabody & Co.) r. Oakland
Flint E. T., with Cal. Hosiery Co., r. Oakland
Flint Francis E.,supermtendentPotreroandB.V. RR.,
office NE cor Fourth and King, r. 619 Third
Flint Frank J., driver U. S. Mail, r. 110 Jackson
Flint Frank P. (Flint Brothers) r. G19 Third
Flint George R., bookkeeper, r. 323 O'Farrell
Flint Henry P.. clerk Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 907 Sutter
Flint Jane E. Mrs., physician (eclectic) office and r.
.323 O'l-'arrell
Flint Jane H., widow, treasurer S. F. Ladies' Protec-
tion and Relief Soc, r. 1312 Powell
Flint Joseph, carpenter R. H. Herbert
Flint Milford M. (Milford M. Flint k Co.) r. 812 Do-
lores
Flint Milford M. & Co. (Milford M.Flint and Edward
W. Tifft) carpenters and builders. 1111 Sutter
Flint Motley H. (Flint Brothers) r. 019 Third
Flint, Peabody <& Co. (Edward P. Flint) ship-
ping and commission merchants, and general
agents Safety Nitro Co., 408 California, room 1
Flint Samuel, postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Oakland
Flint TUoinas (Flint, Bixby & Co.) and president
California Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Assn,
310 Pine, room 8, r. San Juan, San Benito Co.
Flint Thomas S., laborer, r. 29 Second
Flint William C. (Flint & Stone) r. 133 Fair Oaks
Flint Williitm K., secretary Safety Nitro Co., 408
California, rnom 1, r. 907 Sutter
Flint & Stone (William C. Flint and Frank M.
Stone) attorneys at law, 216 Sansome, rooms 3-4
Flint's \V»reliou8e, Flint, Bixby k Co. proprie-
tors, D. W. Folger manager, SW cor Battery and
Greenwich
Flintner Frank W., yard foreman C. A.. Hooper & Co.,
r. 714 Bryant
Flockhart Caroline Mrs., ladies' nvirse. r. 1432 Bdwy
Flood A. G. Miss, dressmaker, r. 613 Bush
Flood Albert S. (Flood & Ellis) r. 419 Twenty-eighth
Flood Alexander, contractor, r. 36 Welsh
Flood Alice Mrs., r. 17 Harlan PI
Flood Alvah H., engineer C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r.
507 Powell
Flood Bernard, tailor, r. 939^ Mission
Flood Bridget, widow, r. 228 Tenth
Flood Bridget, ladies' nurse, r. 127 Rose Av •
Flood Bridget, milliner, r. 421 Linden Av
Flood Charles B., drayman, SE cor Spear and Howard,
r. 424 Fell
Flood Chri.stopher C, clerk, r. 56 Jessie
Flood Cornelius, patternmaker, r. 9 Verona
Flood Edward, helper Risdon I. and L.Works
Flood Edward, plasterer, r. 153 Dore
Flood Emory, teamster, r. 127 Jackson
Flood Eugene T., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 507
Powell
Flood George, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 216 Turk
Flood Harry S., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 216 Turk
Flood James, bookkeeper, r. 525 Natoma
Flood James, plasterer, r. 151 Dote
Flood James Rev., assistant pastor St. Peter's Church,
r. E B Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth
Flood James, stevedore, r. 9 Verona
Flood Ja,nies C, president Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, office 6 Nevada Block, r. 419 Ellis and
Menlo Park
Flood James L., r. 419 Ellis and Menlo Park
Flood John, r. 56 Jessie
Flood John, baker, r. 421 Linden Av
Flood John, laborer, r. 912 Treat Av
Flood John, livery stable, 823 Folsom
Flood John, plasterer, r. 269 Stevenson
Flood John, wharf builder, r. 1211 Clay, rear
Flood John A., clerk M. Flood, r. 116 Natoma
Flood John C, clerk, r. 912 Treat Av
Flood John W. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. 422 Eddy
Flood Luke, watchman, r. 124 Clinton
Flood Mary Miss, dressmaker,^r. 421 Linden Av
Flood Micliael, Catholic bookseller. 831 Market
Flood Michael H., laborer, r. 1215 Scott
Flood Noah F.. attorney at law. r. Ill Mason
Flood Patrick, r. 9 Verona
Flood Patrick, laborer, r. 142 Freelon
Flood Patrick, laborer, r. 362 Third
Flood Patrick H., physician, office and r. 18-20 St.
Ann's Bldg
Flood Patrick J. (Flood & Co.) r. 837 Valencia
Flood Richard A., clerk Michael Flood, r. 56 Jessie
Flood Terrence, painter, r. 54 First
Flood Theresa, housekeeper SW cor Valencia and
Seventeenth
Flood Thomas, bartender, r. 525 Natoma
Flood iSi Co. (Patrick J. Flood and Wallace A.
Bowie) proprietors Excelsior Fire Works, manu-
factory Alameda, office 420 Clay
Flood k Ellis (Albert S. Flood and Seely Ellis) car-
penters and builders, SW cor Dupont and Bush
Flor Mariano W., bootblack, r. 50 Fourth
Florance John G., hackmau, NE cor Sutter and Kear-
ny, r. 355 3^ Eleventh
Floreen Charles O., butcher, 5 Washington
Florence Alfred, clerk, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 2. S. F. F. D., r. 627 Broadway
Florence August, liquor saloon, E s Railroad Av, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third Avs, South S. F.
Florence Edward, canmaker, r. 180 Perry
Florence Francisco, janitor, r. 5 Quincy PI
Florence Hall, 246 Third
Florence House, Mrs. E. N. Mann proptr, NW cor
Powell and Ellis
Florence Joseph, tanner, r. Brannan, bet Eighth and
Ninth
Florence Itlachine Co., Samuel Hill general
agent, 634 Market
Florentine Alexander, watchman U. S. stmr General
Mcpherson.. r. 2028 Filbert
Florentine Elizabeth H., domestic 2519 Sacramento
Florentine Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 2028 Filbert
Florentine William H., laborer Presidio Reservation,
r. 2028 Filbert
Floras Benjamin, steward P. C. SS. Senator, r. 1513
Dupont
Flores Francisco, painter, r. 129 Jackson
Flores Frank, porter Putzman & Dunker, r. 170 Wil-
liam
Flores Gumecindo, musician, r. 33 Hinckley
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Flores Juan, r. 605 Broadway
Flores Nicholasa, widow, r. 828 Broadway
Flores Trinidad, saddler. 1010 Kearny
Floriau Jacob, milker, r. SE cor Warren and Thirtieth
Floretta Vincenzo, liquor saloon, 9 Vallejo
Florida Hill Mining Co. (Owyhee Co., I. T.) R. Weg-
enpr secretary, 411 California
Florine Anna G., Mrs., bakery, 1711 Market
Floriotin Adolph, tailor, 107 Geary
Flors Frank, marble polisher, r. Moiilton, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Floto Belle Miss, r. 421 Natoma
Floto Fred., student Heald's Business College
Floto John H., homwopathic physician, office and r.
402 Kearny
Flournoy George (Flournoy & Mhoou) r. 12 Elgin
Park
Flournoy George Jr. , attorney at law, 7 Mont-
gomery Av, rooms 24-20, r. 12 Elgin Park
Flournoy <& MUooii (George Flournoy and John
B. Mhoon) attorneys at law, 7 Montgomery Av,
rooms 24-26
Flower August, seaman P. 0. SS. San Vicente
Flower Charles H., stevedore, r. 1108 Hampshire
Flower Charles M., r. W s Kentucky, bet Butte and
Napa
Flower Lorenzo P., carpenter, r. 15 J$ Valparaiso, rear
Flower William C, typewriter, office 502 Washington,
room 20, r. Park Hotel
Flowers B. S. Mrs., copyist, r. 817 Webster
Flowers Emma D. Miss, r. 727 Union
Flowers Frank, carpenter, r. 16?i Bryant Av
Flowers G. L., Cigarmakers' Assn, 114 Dupout
Flowers Zora, domestic 1808 Van Ness Av
Flowery Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) William W.
Stetson secretary, 57 Nevada Block
Floyd Albert, waiter, r. 108 Second
Floyd Charles B., woolspinner, r. N 8 North Point,
bet Larkin and Polk
Floyd Edmund P., carpenter P. C. S3. George W.
Elder, r. 144 Silver
Floj'd Elizabeth, widow, r. 537 Howard
Floyd Henry, boilerma*ker, r. 537 Howard
Floyd John, coachman, r. 108 Second
Floyd John M., policeman, r. 211 Union
Floyd Lawrence, glass-staLuer John Mallou, and gro-
ceries and fruits, 500 Shotwell
Floyd Ralph, r. 1 Fifth
Floyd Richard S., capitalist, r. 415 First
Floyd Thomas, boilermaker, r. 537 Howard
Floyd Thomas, machinist, r. 1022 Treat Av
Floyd Thomas W. (T. W. Floyd & Co.) r. Alameda
Floyd T. W. <& Co. (Thomas W. Floyd and Oscar
A. ToUe) commission merchants and agents
Western Flour Mills (Benicia) office NE cor Third
and King
Floyd T. AV. &Co. (Thomas W. Floyd, Oscar A.
Tolle and George L. Carroll) proptrs Overland
WareLiouse, SE cor Third and Townsend
Floyd W. Ervin, deputy Sheriff, r. W s Tennessee,
bet Butte and Solano
Floyd William D., lithographer A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 13 Hampton PI
Floyd William F., clerk Whitney & Marshall, r. HOC
Mason
Floyd Zaccheus, meter clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1106 Mason
Flubaclier Emil, bouts and shoes, 432 Bush, r. NE cor
Fifteenth and Church
Flubacher Emil P. J., shoemaker, r. SE cor Fifteenth
and Chunh
Fliiegger Johauu C, shoemaker, r. 424 Brannan
Fluhart Nancy, widow, r. 14 Essex
Five Reuben D., expressman, r. 1110 Eddy
Flynn Andrew, porter Cahu, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
Oakland
Flynn Annie, domestic 825 O'FarrcU
Flynn Annie, domestic 1814 Geary
Flynn Anthony, carpenter, r. 2!) Pleasant
Flynn Catlieriue, widow, r. 130 Welsh
Flynn Catherine, widow, r. 327 Vallejo, rear
Flynn Daniel, butcher, r. 737 Brannan
Flynn Dennis, driver N. B. and M. RR.. r. 322 Minna
Flynn Edmund, liquor saloon. r>;il Post, r. Oakland
Flynn Edward, blacksmith, r. 72 Natoma
Flynn Edward, pl.-isterer.T. 612 Sixth
Flynn Edward, shoemaker, r. Hilo Larkin, rear
Flynn Edward, special policeman, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Flynn Ellen, widow, r. 724 Brauuuu, rear
Flynn Frank, butcher, r. 336 Jessie
LOUIS BRflVERMAN & CT
Flynn Frank, waiter P. C. SS. State of Califoinia, r.
36 Tehama
Flynn George D., gasfitter, and extraman Hose No. 6,
S. F. F. D., r. S 8 McAllister, bet Buchanan and
Webster
Flynn Henry, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Flynn Henry, plumber and g.isfitter, r. 254 Jes.sie
Flynn Henry, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Flynn Hugh, wood and coa], 858 Howard, r. 135MFifth
Flynn James, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 320 Minna
Flynn James, hostler, r. 12 William
Flynn James, laborer, r. 127 Hickory Av
Flynn James, longshoreman, r. Bay St. House
Flynn James, packer Eagle Crackery Bakery, r. Elcho
House
Flynn James, plasterer, r. E s Church, bet Day and
Thirtieth
Flynn James, shoemaker, 34 Second, r. 28 Hampton PI
Flynn James, stevedore, r. Gercke's Hotel
Flynn James, waiter Washington Hotel
Flynn James H., blacksmith, r. .356 Third
Flynn James J. (Love & Flynn) r. 423 Sixth
Flynn James S., saddler, r. 28 Hampton PI
Flynn John, blacksmith, r. 120 Gilbert
Flynn John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Flynn John, boxmaker, r. 2 Hunt
Flynn John, boxmaker, r. 321 Clementina
Flynn John, carpenter, r. 922 Natoma
Flynn John, conductor, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Flynn John, farmer, r. Bryant Av, nr Butte
Flynn John, foreman Menzies, Bingham & Co., r. NE
cor Jersey and Vicksburg
Flynn John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Flynn John, laborer, r. 8 Haggin
Flynn John, laborer, r. 327 Filbert
Flynn John, porter Levi Strauss & Co.
Flynn John, tinsmith, r. 327 Vallejo, rear
Flynn John, waiter City and County Hospital
Flynn John, wood and coal, 1113 Mission, r. 1101 Mis-
sion
Flynn John C, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 109 Ellis
Flynn John D., boxmaker, r. 443 Clementina
Flynn John F.. carpenter, r. 1465 J^ Minna
Flynn John F.. salesman Keane Bros., r. 424 O'Farrell
Flynn John H., carpenter, r. 012 Sixth
Flynn John H., clerk, r. Bryant Av, nr Butte
Flynn John M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 611
Buchanan
Flynn John R., teamster, r. 150 Silver
Flynn John W., plumbing and gasfitting, 1506 Cali-
fornia, r. 463 Jessie
Flynn Joseph, bootblack, r. 2 Hunt
Flynn Joseph, lather, r. 425 Hayes
Flynn Julia Mrs., r. 112 Townsend
Flynn Kate, domestic 610 Jones
Flynn Kate G. Miss, operator American District Tel-
Co., 833 Sutter, r. 316 Stockton
Flynn Lizzie, cook 825 O'Farrell
Flynn Luke, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 28 Hamp-
ton PI
Flynn Luke, laborer, r. 87 Brady
Flynn Lydia Mrs., r. 30 Tehama
Flynn Marcella, widow, r. 443 Clementina
Flynn Margaret, domestic 1510 California
Flynn Margaret, varieties. 202 Ninth
Flynn Maria, widow, laundress, r. N s Sixteenth Av,
btt P and Q, South S. F.
Flynn Mary, widow, r. 323 Twenty-seventh
Flynn Mary, widow, r. 927 Folsom
Flynn ilnry Mrs., glovemaker Fred. H. Busby
Flynn Mary A., Miss, dressmaker, r. 327 Fourth
Flynn Mary E. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Matthew J., laborer, r. W s Eureka, nr Twen-
tieth
Flynn Maurice, bartender, r. 619 Mission
Flynn Maurice, hackmau, r. 68 Shipley
Flynn Maurice, ironmolder, r. W s Eurek,i, nr Twen-
tieth
Flynn Maurice, laborer, r. W s Diamond, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Flynn Michael, blacksmith, r. 6 Second Av
Flynn Michael, carpenter, r. 127 Hickory Av
Flynn Michael, hostler, r. 130 Golden Gate Av
Flynn Michael, laborer, r. S s Mariposa, bet Pennsyl-
vania Av and Mississippi
Flynn Michael, porter, r. 636 Commercial
Flynn Michael, waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Flynn Miles, laborer, r. 335 Jessie
Flynn Patrick, r. 52 Qulnn
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Flyim Patrick, blacksmith, r. 150 Silver
Flynn Patrick, butcher, r. NW cor Sixth and Bran-
uau
Flynn Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 313 Fol-
som
Flynu Patrick, laborer, r. 1903 Hyde
Flynn Patrick, laborer, r. 215 Minna
Flynn Patrick, laborer P. C. SS. Go's Wharf
Flj-nn Patrick, salesman D. M. Moran, r. 1138 Howard
Flynn Patrick H., stonecutter, r. 723 Harrison
Fl.iTin Patrick J., civil engineer, r. 1504}^ Franklin
Flynn Peter, dairyman, r. 630}^ Fulton
Flynn Peter, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ash
Av, bet Laguna and Buchanan
Flynn Samuel D. J., porter J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 463
Jessie
Flynn Stephen, driver City RR., r. 133 Fifteenth
Flynn T., laborer Presidio Reservation
Flynn Thomas, r. Florida, bet Sulano and Butte
Flynn Thomas, expressman, 10 Third, r. 41 Ritch
Flynn Thomas, gardener, r. 2415 Clay
Flynu Thomas, seaman, r. 236 Brannan
Flynn Thomas, steward, 1620 California
Flynn Thomas E., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 729
California
Flynn Thomas F., teamster, r. 720 Clementina, rear
Flynn Thomas J., clerk The Examiner, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Timothy, laborer, r. 612 Stevenson
Flynn Timothy, millhand, r. 1903 Hyde
Flynn William, bargeman A. C. Freese
Flynn William, carriagemaker, r. 721 Minna
Flynn William, clerk M. D. Nolan, r. 41 Ritch
Flynn William, laborer, r. 24 Minna
Flynu William, laborer, r. 2 Hunt
Flynn William, seaman, r. 26 Clara
Flynn William, waiter O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Flynn William C, laborer, r. 20 Freelou
Flynn William F,., policeman, r. 537 Birch Av
Flynn William S., bootblack, 202 Sutter, r. 36 Te-
hama
Flyshaker Samuel, mens' furnishing goods, 810 Du-
pont, r. 1206 Stockton
Foard George R., agent Ingersoll Rock Drill, 18
First, r. 2318 Clay
Foard J. McDonough, compositor, r. 425 Kearny
Foard J. W., r. 2318 Clay
Foard Lioreiitz (Hubert & Co.) and dealer ship's
material, 3-5 Steuurt, r. Alameda
BS'Foard. See Ford and Forde
Focacci Louis, porter F. Daneri & Co., r. 3 Lafay-
ette PI
l^"Focacci. See Fugazzi
Focht William, ironmolder, r. 560 Howard
Foerst Philip, proptr Butchers' Home Hotel, First
Av, bet Railroad Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Foesten Richard, dishwasher German Hospital
Foerster Constantine E. A., bookkeeper Joost Bros.,r.
1514 Mission
Fogarty Alice Miss, saleslady N. W. Wolflfaohn, r. 627
Jessie
Fogarty Alice Miss, seamstress, 1875 Mission
Fogarty Edward, steward P. C. SS.Victoria, r. 13 White
Fogarty E. T. Mrs., r. 4 Willow Av
Fogarty Henry P., foreman S. P. RR.. r. 26 Dorland
Fogarty James, r. 26 Dorland
Fogarty James, butcher, 70-71 Centre Market, r. 006
Fillmore
Fogarty James, carpenter, r. Columbia Hotel
Fogarty James, coaipasser O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r.
512 Brannan
Fogarty James, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Fogarty James' laborer Hancock & Kelso
Fogarty James, pressman David S. Stanley, r. 521
Geary
Fogarty James, shoemaker, r. 2 McDermott PI
Fogarty James G., upholsterer, r. N s Twenty-second,
bet Church and Chattanooga
Fogarty James J., r. ><1 Stevenson
Fogarty John, yardmaster C. P. RR., r. 511 Bryant
Fogarty John J., blacksmith, r. White House Hotel
Fogarty Jolin T. , bookkeeper James Phelan, and
se.retary Democratic County Committee, r. 600
Fillmore
Fogarty Martin, gardener, 1719 Pacific .\v
Fogarty Martin, hostler, r. 13 White
Fogarty Martin T., salesman Duft'ey & Lewis, r. 4
Stockton PI
Fogarty Mary, widow, r. N 8 Twenty-Becond, bet
Church and Chattanooga
Fogarty Matthew, nightwatchman Palace Hotel
Fogarty Michael, elevatorman Palace Hotel, r. 164
Jessie
Fogarty Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Utah and Santa
C'laia
Fogarty Nicholas, clerk, r. 26 Dorland
Fogarty Patrick, carpenter, r. 81 Stevenson
I'ogarty Sherman, clerk S. Foster & Co., r. 2 McDer-
mott PI
Fogarty Thomas, laborer, r. 1129 Twentieth
Fogarty Thomas, laborer, r. 608 Seventh
Fogarty Thomas, liquor saloon, 27 Pacific, r. 9 Lick
Alley
Fogarty Thomas H., clerk James Fogarty, r. 606 Fill-
more
Fogarty William, r. 26 Dorland
Foge Carsten, bookkeeper Thomson & Evans, r. 3 Eliza
PI
Foge Lapenz, insurance agent, r. 520 Twenty-third
Fogel Benjamin, tailor. Sit Montgomery
Fogel Charles, milker, r. Old San Jose Road, nr Indus-
trial School
Fogel Francis, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Fogel George, clothing, 10 Clay, r. 610 Grove
Fogel Jacob, clerk George Fogel, r. 610 Grove
Fogel Marks, jeweler, r. 816 Montgomery
Fogel Ruby R., clerk Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r. 910
O'Farrell
S^Fogel. See Fogle and Vogel
Fogelberg Magnus A., compositor, r. 20 Folsom Av
Fogelreider Charles, stevedore, r. 163 Jessie
Fogg F. Herbert, clerk general freight office C. P. RR.,
r. 23 Stockton
Fogg George, foreman .stable Market St. BR.
Fogg George W., superintendent Pac. Iron Works, r.
18 Twelfth
Fogg Hannah A., widow, r. 717 Webster
Fogg Leslie F., helper Western Iron Works, r. 110
Fourth
Fogle Christian, lacemaker, r. 70 Clementina
Fogle Lewis C. bookkeeper Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 801
Leavenworth
Fogle Orrin B., clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 801
Leavenworth
(^"Fogle. See Fogel and Vogel
Fogler George P., bootmaker, 1615 Buchanan
Foglor Joseph, wine merchant, r. 1236 Mission
Fogrell Charles, fisherman, r. 8 Berry
Fogus David H., mining, r. 914 Geary
Foiguet Marie, domestic 916 Leavenworth
Folder Meua, widow, r. 702 O'Farrell
Foley A. G. Mrs., r. Lick House
Foley Ann, widow, r. 2803 Clay
Foley Annie, domestic 1528 Powell
Foley Bridget, widow, furnished rooms, 938 Mission
Foley Carrie Miss, saleslady Thomas Sullivan, r. 213
Stockton
Foley Catherine, widow, r. 730 Filbert
Foley Catherine, widow, r. 2510 Bush
Foley ChristoiJher, engineer, r. 311 Filbert
Foley Cornelius, laborer, r. N s Greenwich, bet Jones
and Leavenworth
Foley Daniel, boilermaker, r. Ahlborn House
Foley Daniel, forgeman, r. SW corMarii)Osa and Ten-
nessee
Foley Daniel, laborer, r. 545 Mission
Foley Daniel, shoemaker. 660 Mission, r. 037 Minna
Folev Daniel, whitener, r. 12Dore
Foley David J., livery stable, 1812 Powell, r. 730 Fil-
bert
Foley David J. Jr., portef , r. 7.30 Filbert
Foley Dennis, laborer, r. 135 >4 Dore
Foley Dennis, laborer, r. 1413 Scott, rea»
Foley Dennis, liquor saloon, 947 Folsom
Foley Edmund, groceries and liquors, 1315 Mont-
gomery
Foley Edward, student Pac. Business College, r. 409
Ellis
Foley Ed^nord, teamster, r. 577 Bryant
Foley Edward M., bagturner, r. 17 Natoma
Foley Edward T., salesman Frank Goldsmith & Co.,
r. 218 Stockton
Foley Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 119 Powell
Foley Ellen, domestic 720 Union
Foley F. & Co. (Francis Foley) hides, wool, pelts, tal-
low and furs, 219-221 Drumm
Foley Francis (F. Foley & Co.) r. 124 Fulton
Foley Francis, baker, r. 117 Bernard
Foley Frank, tanner, r. 21 Moss, rear
Foley Henry J., engraver A. L. Bancroft Jc Co., r.
1010 McAllister
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AN£> DOMESTIC COAX., 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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402
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Foley Hugh, stonecutter, r. 392 J$ Ninth
Foley James, r. 22 Minna
Foley James, r. 701 Lombard
Foley James, r. 72e; Harrison
Foley James, housepainter, r. 634 Minna
Foley James, porter Bonestell, Allen & Co., r. 222
Minna
Foley James, printer E. Detrick & Co., r. 17 Natoma
Foley James, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r. S s
Fifteenth Av, bet N and P, South S. F
Foley James, trackman Clay St. RR., r. 171!) Jones
Foley John, expressman, NW cor Fourth and Folsom,
r. 577 Bryant
Foley John, laborer, r. 87 Brady
Foley John, laborer, r. 103 Freelon
Foley John, laborer, r. 640 Natoma
Foley John, laborer, r. 20 Welsh
Foley John, laborer, r. N s Shasta, bet Michigan and
Illinois
Foley John, seaman, r. 127 Folsom
Foley John, shoemaker, 787 Folsom, r. 69 Minna
Foley John, wheelwright, r. 726 Harrison
Foley John C, carpenter, r.'l616 Bush
Foley John J., painter, r. 17 Isis
Foley John J., sawyer, r. 29 Clarence PI
Foley Julia, widow, r. 29 Clarence PI
Foley Katheriue, widow, r. 1046 Folsom .
Foley Lawrence, longshoreman, r. .59 Stev&nson
Foley Luke, laborer, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Foley Maggie, domestic 1217 Clay
Foley Margaret, widow, r. 207 Pacific
Foley Margaret Miss, r. 2803 Clay
Foley Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 119 Powell
Foley Maria Miss, r. 72 Tehama
Foley Martin, blacksmith, r. 31 Welsh
Foley Mary A. Mrs., r. 112 Shipley
Foley Maurice, bartender Sears & Foley, r. 5 Market
Foley Michael (Hughes & Foley) r. 430 Eddy
Foley Michael, calker, r. 15 Everett
Foley Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Foley Michael, laborer, r. 41 Minna
Foley Michael, laborer, r. 138 Lombard
Foley Michael, molder, r. 17 Tehama
Foley Michael, policeman, r. 13 Garden
Foley Michael, teamster, r. 412 J^ Shipley
Foley Michael Jr., bedstead maker, r. 13 Garden
Foles Miles, miner, r. 69 Minna
Foley Patrick, r. 245 Perry, rear
Foley Patrick, clerk H. Levison, r. 257 Stevenson
Folev Patrick, drayman Em. Meyer & Co., r. 242 Lily
Av
Foley Patrick, driver L. Jafife & Co., r. 656 Howard
Foley Patrick, helper Tait k Hainque, r. 103 Freelon
Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 720 Third
Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 725)^ Natoma
Foley Patrick, laborer Mechanics' Foundry
Foley Patrick, laborer S. P. RR., r. 24 First Av, rear
Foley Patrick, porter Nicholas Steiner, r. 612 Natoma
Foley Patrick, stevedore Chase & Wolff
Foley Peter, cabinet maker, r. 103 Freelon
Foley Peter, foreman Mechanics' Foundry, r. 607
Howard
Foley Richard, longshoreman, r. 314 Main, rear
Foley Thomas, hackmau, r. 12 Jansen
Foley Thomas, hackmau, r. 1812 Powell
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. 146 Perry
Foley Thomas, liquor saloon. 115 Vallejo
Foley Thomas, piano tuner, r. S s Nineteenth Av, bet
1 and J, South S. F.
Foley Thomas, soapmaker, r. 3 Kate
Foley Thomas J., blacksmith, r. 418 Natoma
Foley Thomas J., pressman Evening Bulletin, r. E s
Gunnison Av, bet Precita Av and Prospect PI, B.
Foley Timothy (Sears & Foley) r. 414 Vallejo
Foley Timothy, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r.
120 Uore
Foley Timothy, milkranch, NE cor Railroad and
Twentieth Avs, Soulh S. F.
Foley William, bag luruer, r. 17 Natoma
Foley William, coachman, r. 320 Seventeenth
Foley William, laborer C. P. RR., r. N 8 Army, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Foley William, machinist, r. 5.54 Stevenson
Foley William, painter, r. 29 Clarence PI
Foley William, telegraph operator, r. 902 Clay
Foley William E., box maker, r. 3 Kate
Fol(!v William E., pressman S. F. Chronicle, r. 1315
Montgomery
Foley William I., attorney at law, r. 209 Valencia
Foley William M. (Foley & Gilmore) r. 16 Natoma
Foley & Gilmore (William M. Foley and James H.
Gilmore) liquor saloon, SW cor First and Mis-
sion
Folger A. C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Folger Albert C, hunter, r. 32 Clay
Folger Allyn S., clerk, r. 403 Oak
Folger Clinton, porter S. P. Taylor & Co., r. 539M
Hayes
Folger Daniel W., manager Flint's Warehouse, SW
cor Greenwich and Battery, r. 1916 Franklin
Folger Edwin G., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
608 Post
Folger Herbert, clerk New Zealand Insurance Co., r.
897 Fulton
Folger J. A. Si Co. (James A. Folger and William
H. Lamb) importers and dealers coffee, teas and
spices, and proprietors Pioneer Steam Coffee and
Spice Mills, 104-106 California
Folger James A. (J. A. Folger & Co.) r. Oakland
Folger James A. Jr., clerk J. A. Folger & Co., r. Oak-
land
Folger Samuel B., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
13 Willow Av
Folger Seth, 'night inspector Custom House, r. 539 J<j
Hayes
Folger Shubal M., watchman Custom House, r. 768
Harrison
Folk Fritz, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Folk Samuel, clerk, r. 213 Gough
Folk Solomon, merchant, r. 213 Gough
Folkers A. H. B. (J. H. A. Folkers & Brother) r. 423
Golden Gate Av
Folkers Albert, boxmaker, r. 114 J^ Dore
Folkers J. H. A. (J. H. A. Folkers & Brother) r. Oak-
land
Folkers J. H. A. <& Brother (J. H. A. and A. H.
B.I agents Tiemann & Co's surgical and dental
instruments, trusses, etc., 118 Montgomery
Folkert Albert, cigars and tobacco, 625 Vallejo
Foil Joseph, waiter, r. 5 Quincy PI
FoUansbee Alouzo W., bookkeeper John Rosenfeld, r.
33 Glen Park Av
Follett William T., laborer, r. .524 Fourth
Follis Maggie, domestic 615 Leavenworth
FoUis Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 52 Natoma
Follis Patrick W., r. 1324 Market
Follis Ricliai'd H., capitalist, '22 Nevada Block, r.
2530 Mission
Follman C. Frederick, bookkeeper Gibson & Covert,
r. 226 Pacific
Follman Joseph P., salesman Gibson & Covert, r. 226
Pacific
Follman Julia Mrs., r. 226 Pacific
Follmer George W., laborer, r. W 6 Michigan, bet
Sierra and Shasta
8t7"Follmer. See VoUmer and Volmer
Folly Carlo, musician, r. 612 California
Folsom Albert, proprietor Fashion Carriage Fac-
tory, 217 Ellis, r. 2918 Sacramento
Folsom Charles B., expressman, cor Sixth and Mar-
ket, r. 1711 Polk
Folsom David, speculator, r. 201 Powell
Folsom Eugene H., clerk A. Folsom, r. 2918 Sacra-
mento
Folsom Eugene R., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1945
Geary
Folsom Freeman, brickmasou, r. 6 Hulbert Alley
Folsom George A., bookkeeper A. Folsom, r. 1511
Jackson
Folsom George F., carpenter, r. 22 Bernard
Folsom George S., timekeeper Prescott, Scott & Co.
r. 545 Folsom
Folsom George T., general accountant S. P. RR., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34, r. 219 Powell
Folsom John, housemover, r. 2815 Mis.-<iou
Folsom Mary, widow, r. 261 Miuna
Folsom Myrick, carpenter, r. Eleventh Ar, bet N and
P, South S. F.
Folsom Sophia A. Miss, assistant Potrero Primary
School, r. 22 Bernard
Folgoiu Street Pliurniacy, D. D. Hunt manager,
SE cor Folsom and Filth
Folsom Water Po-\ver Co. (Folsom, Sacramento
Co.) John H. Redingtou president, H. P. Liver-
more secretary and treasurer, 531 Market
Folte Gustav, bookkeeper Jacob tfnna, r. 33 Russ
Foltiug Frederick, boatman, r. 11 Pacific
Foltz Clara S., attorney at law, 36 Montgomery Block
Foltz Frank G. (Morhy & Foltz) r. 1517 California
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403
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Foltz Julia, domestic 2514 Pine
Foltz Matthew, salesman East & Co.. r. 521 3<i Steven-
son
Fomm Fritz, dishwasher John Reidy, r. 512 Mis'sion
Fonceretta Joseph, broommaker Harrison & Dickson
Fonceretta Peter, broommaker Harrison & Dickson
Fonda Charles P., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 3011
Sacramento
Fonda William M., shipping clerk Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. 3011 Sacramento
Fonda William T., bookkeeper T.J. Bass & Co., r. 3011
Sacramento
Fonda Peter, deckhand C. P. RE. stmr Transit, r.
Oakland
Fones J. H., carpenter Stockton Planing Mills, r.
Oakland
Fonseca David L., physician, oflSce and r. 773J«J Fol-
som
Fonson Hans, ship carpenter, r. 745 Market
Fontaine Pierre, cooper, r. 1103 Montgomery
Fontana Antonio, cook, r. 818 Sansome
Fontana C. R., r. 222 Turk
Fontana M. Mrs., decorative art rooms, 320 Sutter, r.
316 Stockton
Fontana Maria J. Miss, with Dodge Bros., r. 316
Stockton
Fontana Mark J. (M. J. Fontana & Co.) r. 516 Lom-
bard
Foiitann M. J. & Co. (Mark J. Fontana) ship-
ping and commission merchants, 217 Sacramento
Fookes William G., carriage spring maker, r. 125
Chattanooga
Foorman Isaac S., student A. Van der Naillen, r. 429
O'Farrell
Foorman Simon, ditch owner (Calaveras Co., Cal.)
office 76 Montgomery Block, r. 429 O'Farrell
Foot C. B., clerk auditor's dept Wells, Fargo & Go's
Express, r. Oakland
Foote Henry D., engineer P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 1927
O'Farrell
Foote Hugh, carpenter, r. 1131 Twenty-first
Foote William, engineer, r. 25 Dupont
Footlig|]it The (dramatic daily! J. D. Robertson
publisher, 538 California
Footman J. T., r. 763 Howard
Fopiano Carlo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Fopiano Francisco, groceries and liquors. Mission,
opp Twenty-ninth
Fopiano Giovanni, drayman, r. 6 Lafayette PI
Fopiano Pietro. liquor saloon, 11 Union PI
Fopiano Steffano, laborer, r. 19 Lafayette PI
Foran James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Foran James, longshoreman, r. 242 Fremont
Foran John J., blacksmith, r. 338 Shipley
Foran Joseph F., hackman, cor Ellis and Market, r.
5.55 Stevenson
Foran Patrick, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 555
Stevenson
Foran Thomas J., bartender, r. 555 Stevenson
Foran William, laborer, r. 314 Folsom
Forbes Alexander (Forbes Brothers & Co.) r. San Ra-
fael
Forbes Alexander J., cabinetmaker, 18 Market, r. 327
Bryant
Forbes Andrew B. , general agent Mutual Life
Insurance Co., of New York, 214 Sansome, r. 29
Essex
Forbes Archibald, r. Palace Hotel
Forbes Arthur W., clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., r. 701
Stockton
Forbes Brothers <& Co. (Alexander Forbes) im-
porters and commission merchants, 308 California
Forbes Charles, cashier Forbes Bros. & Co., r. 129
Turk
Forbes Charles F., physician, r. 417 Bush
Forbes Charles H., law student Chickering& Thomas,
r. 615 Turk
Forbes Edwin A., law student, r. 421 Stockton
Forbes Frank G., foreman E. Goslinsky & Co., r. 1308
Pacific
Forbes Frank H., druggist J. B. Lefevre, r. 828 Cali-
fornia
Forbes Frank P. , letter carrier Post Office, 1. 1.321
Larkin
Forbes Helen J. Mrs., r. 1705 Stockton
Forbes Hugh W.. superintendent Station B Post Of-
fice, N\V cor Eighth and Mission, r. 639 Twenty-
third
Forbes J. A., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Office, r.
Alameda
Forbes James, boilermaker, and extaman Engine No.
10, S. F. F. D., r. 3 Haywood
Forbes James Jr., boilermaker, r. 3 Haywood
Forbes Jane, nurse, r. 638 Green
Forbes Jennie Mrs., boarding, 518 Geary
Forbes Jennie A. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 320 Turk
Forbes John, patternmaker, r. 246 Stetenson
Forbes John, stevedore, r. 503 Mission
Forbes John R., engineer P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. ii
Third
Forbes John T., trunkmaker, r. 221 Seventeenth
Forbes Joseph F., telegraph operator, r. 2328 Pine
Forbes Lewis, engineer, r. 3 Harrison Av
Forbes Stanley, civil engineer, r. 29 Essex
Forbes Thomas Y., boatman, and extraman Hose No.
9, S. F. F. D., SW cor Vallejoand Davis
Forcada Francisco, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Forcada Joseph, fisherman, r. 706 Front
Forcade Joseph Z., clerk, r. 90 Everett
Force Edward E., laborer, r. 18 Bluxome, rear
Force Nettie Miss, saleslady Benoit S. Hirsch, r. Win-
chester House
Forck George L. A., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Ford , Mrs., widow, r. 105 Austin
*Ford Alexander, shoemaker, r. 1711 Jessie
Ford Annie, widow, r. 1214 Larkin
Ford Annie, domestic 36 McAllister
Ford Anthony, laborer, r. 7 Kent
Ford Archibald, machinist Gas Consumers Aesn, r. 672
Mission
Ford Bartholomew, hostler, r. 719 Brannan
Ford Bridget, widow, r. 404 McAllister
Ford Celia, widow, r. 523 Sixth
Ford Charles A., butcher, r. SW cor Eighth Av and
M, South S. F.
Ford Charles H. (Ford & Ketchum) r. 137 ^ Clara
Ford Charles R., bookkeeper Sadler & Co., r. 24
Twelfth
Ford Charles W. R., salesman Cal. Silk Manufacturing
Co., r. Palace Hotel
Ford Daniel, stableman, r. 119 Gilbert
Ford Delia Miss (Ford & Mast) r. 329 Ellis
Ford E. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 713 Valencia
Ford Edward, cutter John Kavanagh, r. 2 Delta PI
Ford EUeu, domestic 1224 Geary
Ford Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 1307 Stockton
Ford E. W., r. 138)^ Rose Av
Ford Francis C, clerk Chief Quartermaster's Office,
Presidio Reservation, r. 1006 Pine
Ford Frederick W., butcher, r. 137}^ Clara
Ford George, laborer, r. 418 Powell
Ford George, woolgrader, r. 6 McLea Court, rear
Ford H. C, r. 2041 Howard
Ford Henry, clerk George Barstow, r. Oakland
Ford Henry C, butcher, r. 137 >5 Clara
Ford Ira C, porter Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co., r. 364
Minna
Ford James, chief engineer SS. Humboldt, r. 25)<J
Stockton
Ford James, expressman, r. 1112 Hyde
Ford James B., traveling salesman H. Levi & Co., 113
California
Ford James F., plumber, r. 404 McAllister
Ford James P., with Swauberg & West, r. 1307 Stock-
ton
Ford Jeremiah T., machinist, r. W s Minnesota, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Ford Jerome B. , president Mendocino Lumber
Co., 40 California, room 1, r. Oakland
Ford John, bootmaker, r. 342 Union
Ford John, cardriver, r. 660 Folsom
Ford John, juuk dealer, r. 69 Water
Ford Joliu, laborer Occidental Hotel
Ford John E., brush mnfr, 512 Moultrie, B. H.
Ford John J., butcher, and assistant foreman Engine
No. 11, S. F. F. D., r. cor Ninth Av and M, South
S. F.
Ford Joseph, clerk, r. 404 McAllister
Ford Joseph A., cashier Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Oc-
cidental Hotel
Ford Joseph E., clerk C. Curtin, r. 1818 Market
Ford Julia, domestic 1005 Geary
Ford Kate, widow, r. 15 Banuam PI, rear
Ford Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Hyde
Ford Louisa, widow, r. 1006 Clay
Ford M. .widow, r. SE cor Eighth Av and M, South S.F.
Ford Maggie, domestic 218 Haight
Ford Margaret, widow, r. 412 Main
Ford Margaret, widow, r. 620 Hayes
CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 spear st. JOHNYfimRE
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASIIINU WEI,Ii done: at VEKY l.OW^ BATES.
OFFICE. 64» 9IARHET «iTBEET,
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Ford Martin, porter, r. 209 Linden Av
Ford Martin, stevedore, r. 913 Montgomery
Ford Mary, widow, r. 116 Gilbert
Ford Mary, shoefitter, r. 228 Oak
Ford Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1818 Market
Ford Max, shoemaker, r. 1 Eddy
Ford Michael, butcher, r. SE cor Eighth Av and M,
South S. F.
Ford Michael, hor.seshoer. 339 Tenth, r. 8 Juniijer
Ford Michael, papercarrier, r. 500 Broadway
Ford Michael, shoemaker, r. 122 Langton
Ford Michael, stevedore, r. 8.')3V. Folsom
Ford Michael A., machinist, r. 1818 Market
Ford Nathaniel M., clerk, r..l38>^ Rose Av
Ford Noah O., cigars, 819J4 Kearny, r. 516 Pacific
Ford Norah, chambermaid International Hotel
Ford P. Mrs., widow, r. 73 Shipley
Ford Patrick, frurtfe and vegetables, SE cor Langton
and Harrison
Ford Patrick J., pressman Argonaut Publishing Co.,
r. 1309 Stockton
Ford Silas P., day inspector Custom House, r. West
Oakland
Ford Stephen, shoemaker, r. 7 Bernard
Ford Thomas, horseshoer, 105 F'irst, r. 1307 Steiner
Ford Thomas, machinist Risdou I. and L. Works
Ford Thomas J., plumber, r. 404 McAllister
Ford Thomas J., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 1119 Mission
Ford Thomas W., stockfltter, r. 136 Hickory Av
Ford Timothy, tanner, r. 117 Bernard
Ford William, cigarmaktjr, r. 238 Minna
Ford William, laborer, r. 106 Welsh
Ford William, milkranch, S s Woolsey, nr Hamilton
Ford & Ketchum (Charles H. Ford and Clarence F.
Ketchumi meat market, 213 Fourth
Ford & Mast (Miss Delia Ford and Miss Kate Mast)
ladies' hairdressers, 300 Post
Forde John, boottreer, r. 136 Hickory Av
Forde John, driver Omnibus RR., r. 911 Howard
Forde William C, compositor Evening Post, r. 1331J^
Vallejo
Forde William J., freight clerk stmr James M. Dona-
hue, r. 138 Hickory Av
B^yForde. See Ford and Foard
Forderer Joseph F., metalroofer, 53 Beale, r. 1413
Octavia
Fordham Adelaine F., widow, r. 1511 Washington
Fordham Francis, dishwasher, r. Pacific Lodging
H(juse
Fordham Patrick, expressman, r. 161 Silver
Forduey William J., r. Lick House
Fordyce James M., bookkeeper, r. 901 Shotwell
Foree George H. (Culley & Foree) r. 961 Mission
Foreman A. <te Son (Andrew and Andrew Jr.) type and
electrotype foundry, 518 Sansome
Foreman Andrew (A. Foreman & Son) r. 1514 Jones
Foreman Andrew Jr. (A. Foreman- & Son) r. 479
Haight
Foreman Charles I., driver City RR., r. NE cor Fif-
teenth and Shotwell
Foreman Daniel A., typefounder, r. 1514 Jones
Foreman Henry L., r. 969 Mission
Foreman John, musician Bella Union Theatre, r. 2012
Powell
Foreman Solomon W., surveyor, r. 717 Hayes
B^ Foreman. See Forman
Forestelle Frederick, waiter, r. 128 Bush
Forester Heury, cook, r. 114 William
uyForester. See Foerster, Forrester, Forster and
Foster
Forgert Emil, waiter, r. S s Minnie, bet Ashbury and
Clayton
Forman George, r. 541 First
Forman Robert B. (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r. Liver-
pool, England
Forman Sands W., deputy clerk Board of Supervisors,
r. 1104 Market
».y Forman. See Foreman
Formes Carl, teacher vocal music, r. 222 Turk
Formes Laura R. Mrs., physician, office and r. 222
Turk
Formhals Ferdinand, tinsmith, r. 1609 Dupont
I'ormlnger Charles, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Foruer Fred, clerk Kohler & Chase, r. 14 William
Forner Jacob B., r. 14 William
Forner William C, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 1011
Leavenworth
Forney Steliman, assistant U. S. Coast Survey, office
U. 8. Appraiser's Bldg, rooms 33-43, r. Oakland
Fornizaro Camillo, dishwasher Minoletti & De Bar-
nardi
Forne Marco, laborer, r. 1717 Stockton
Forpougion John, laborer, r. 411 Pacific
Ferrer Julius, gardener, r 558 Natoma
Forres Brigiola, ironer, r. 1315 Powell
Forres Mathilde, housecleaner, r. 1315 Powell
Forrest Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Forrest Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Forrest Charles A., peddler, r. 48 Louisa
Forrest Edwin, blacksmith, r. 415 Harrison
Forrest George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Forrest James, teamster, SW cor Washington and Da-
vis, r. NE cor Fell and Laguna
Forrest James M., proptr Atlantic Straw Works, 132
Fourth, r. 312 C:ipp
Forrest John, driver Omnibus RR., r. 923 Folsom
Forrest John, miner, r. 547 Mission
Forrest John, seaman bktn Modoc, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Forrest John W., shipwright, r. 415 Harrison
Forrest Mary Mrs., labeler M. Banner & Co., r. 48
Louisa
Forrest Robert M., engineer, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Forrest Thomas M., machinist, r. 514}^ Hayes
Forrest William D., salesman R. M. Black, r. 1525
Golden Gate Av
Forrester Bertha E., lodgings, 638 Green
Forrester Kate, widow, r. 614 Powell
8^" Forrester. See Foerster, Forester, Forster and
Foster
Forsaith Edward W. (E. W. Forsaith & Co.) r. Grand
Hotel
ForsaitU E. W. & Co. (Edward W. Forsaith)
commission merchants, and wholesale provision
dealers, 325 Front
Forsaith George, collector Merchant Publishing Co.,
r. 2()28 Sacramento
8^ Forsaith. See Forsyth and Forsythe
Forslund Jonas, cutter J. H. Curley & Co., r. 725M
Bush
Forsman Nancy F., widow, r. 1130 Twenty-first
Forsman William C., master mariner, r. 417 Post
Forsmann Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Forster David, jeweler Thomas Lundy, r. 740 Folsom
Forster Edgar, with C. W. Weston, r. 626 Shotwell
Forster E. J., r. 1034 Market
Forster Eugene L.. porter George H. Pitts & Co., r. 626
Shotwell
Forster beorge (Schneider & Forster) r. 3 Eddy PI
Forster James F., clerk auditor C. P. RR., r. Oakland
Forster Louise Mme., proptr Academic Parisienne,912
Sutter
Forster Rodolpho, teacher music, r. 1221 Bush
Forster W., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
fii^ Forster. See Foster, Forrester, Foerster and For-
ester
Forsyth Alexander C, salesman H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 419 Geary
Forsyth Elijah F.. teamster, r. 432 Linden Av
Forsyth George, gardener, r. 2008 O'Farrell
Forsyth George C., shoemaker, r. 31 Lily Av
Forsyth John (W. H. Collie & Co.) r. S s Grove, bet
Broderick and Baker
Forsyth John M., r. 568 Folsom
Forsvth Orrin W., clerk Maxwell & Belden. r. 1522
Polk
Forsyth Robert, superintendent Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 25 Stanly PI
Forsyth Scale Co. (Youngstown, Ohio) V. S. W. Park-
hurst agent, 31 Market
Forsyth William, expressman, SW cor Market and
Sixth, r. 2 Lily Av
Forsyth William C, plumber and gasfitter, 1077 Mar-
ket, r. 1505 Guerrero
Forsyth William K., r. 719}^ Gough
Forsythe D., cook O. R. and N. SS. City of Chester, r.
10 Jessie, rear
Forsythe Jessie Miss, assistant Valencia St. Primary
School, r. 2724 Mission
Forsythe Peter, laborer, r. 135 Dore
Forsythe Samuel, machinist, r. 2724 Mission
BS*~Forsythe. See Forsyth and Forsaith
Fort Point, nr Golden Gate, 4 miles west of City
Fort Wayne and Pennsylvania Railroad Line, John
Clark agent, 206 Montgomery
Forth William, deckhand P. C. SS. State of California
Forthaus Anton, driver, r. W 8 Pennsylvania Av, bet
Nevada and Sonoma
Fortler Pierre A., optician, r. 1906 Eddy
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. '^''f>m„r.^i:^s\ZT^^
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELANS BLOCK.)
roK
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Fortier Rosa Miss, teacher, r. IHOG Eddy
Fortier Shadrach M., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 318}^
Fulton, rear
Fortin Napoleon, milker, r. Old San Jose Road, nr In-
dustrial School
Fortin Peter, milker, r. Old San Jose Road, nr Indus-
trial School
Fortmann Frederick (Fortmann & Co.) r. 260 Tehama
Fortmann Frederick, liquor saloon, and janitor S. F.
Turn Verein, 323 Turk
Fortmann Henry, liartender, r. 323 Turk
Fortmann Henry F. (Fortmann & Co.) r. 1808 Ellis
Fortmann & Co. (Frederick and Henry F. Fort-
mann) proprietors Pacific Brewery, 267-271 Te-
hama
Fortriede Henry, salesman John G. H. Meyer, r. 919
Howard
Fortro Joseph I., teamster, r. 9 Church
Fortune Henry W., longshoreman, r. 112 Steuart
Fortune John, seaman ship Dashing Wave, r. 19 Com-
mercial
Fortune Margaret, widow, r. 1215 Keamy
Fortune Mary, widow, r. 1027 Post
Fortune William R., cashier Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. 700 Post
Fortunich Michael, laborer, r. 303 Davis
Fos Isidore, market, 1320 Dupont, r. 1701 Dupont
Fos Joseph, butcher, r. o36 Natouia
Fos Lucien, cutler Jacques Escaig, r. 536 Natoma
Fos Raymond, butcher, 901 Pacific, r. 1701 Dupont
8^" Fos. See Fauss and Foss
Fosbery William, laborer, r. E s Chenery, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Fosen Christian, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fosen House, Osmund R. Fosen proptr, 407 Tehama
Fosen Osmund K., proptr Fosen House, 407 Tehama
Foskett William, cabiuetmaker, r. 60 Tehama"
Fobs Christopher, laborer Presidio RR., r. N s Chest-
nut, bet Broderick and Baker
Foss Edward L., r. 18 Erie
Foss Ferdinand, longshoreman, r. 15 M Natoma
Foss Frank, butcher, r. 204 Twenty-third
Fobs Hans, driver Central RR., r. 1409 Buchanan
Foss Ivory L., millwright, r. 708^1 Tehama
Foss Jacob, hostler Central RR., r. 1316 Laurel Av
Foss Joseph, miller, r. Mechanics' Home
Foss Maria Miss, dressmaker, r. 225 Jessie
Foss Martin, .salesman C. L. Dingley, r. E s Vermont,
bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Foss Mary, widow, r. 225 Jessie
Foss Oscar, imijorter photographic materials and
chemicals, 841 Mission, r.428 Geary
BS" Foss. See Fos and Fauss
Fossa Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Fossas Peter, compositor, r. 1234 Stockton
Fossett Charles D., bookkeeper David Conrad, r. Nu-
cleus House
Fossette Edwin R., bookkeeper Wheeler & Wilson
Mnfg Co., r. SE cor Noe and Jersey
Fossler Henry, tailor, r. 260 Jessie
Fossum Emily, widow, r. 638 Mission
FoKsum Sivert, shiiDcarpenter, r. NE cor Sierra and
Michigan
Foster Albert J., r. 409 EIUs
Foster Antonio J., carpenter Coliunbia Foundry, r.
East Oakland
Foster Arabella Miss, r. 153 Seventh
Foster Arthur J., salesman S. Foster & Co., r. 611
Valencia
Foster Arthur W. (S. B. Wakefield & Co.) r. 1213 Jones
Foster Charles, r. 112 First
Foster Charles, parcel depository and refreshment sa-
loon, Alameda and Oakland, Ferry depot, r. 640 J<5
Natoma
Foster Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Foster Charles, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Foster Charles, shipcarpenter, r. SE cor East and Pa-
cific
Foster Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 852 Washington
Foster Charles A., inspector and boarding officer Cus-
tom House, r. Oaklalid \
Foster Charles B., waiter The Baldwin, r. 32 Second
Foster Charles E., clerk G. M. Burnham, r, 1639 Mis-
sion
Foster Charles J., salesman George C. Shreve & Co.,r.
13 St. Ann's Bldg
Foster Charles L., mnfg chemist Pac. Soda Co., r. 863
Folsom
Foster Charles M. (Jahn & Foster) r. 121 Stockton
Foster Charles M., machinist, r. 1626 Broadway
Foster Charles R., liquor saloon, 735 Mission, r. 789
Mission
Foster C. J. Miss, dressmaker, 43 St. Ann's Building
Foster C. M. & Co. (New York) upholstery goods,
Frederick A. Baldwin agent, 640 Market
Foster Colin L., r. 202 Hyde
Foster Daniel, shipwright, r. 191 Sixteenth
Foster Edward, chief engineer C. P. RR. steamers,
office 30 Sacramento, r. 2105 California
Foster Edwin J., r. Clifl" House
Foster Emily Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 333 McAllister
Foster F., quartermaster P. M. SS. City of Peking
Foster Frederick W. (Foster & Co.) r. 914 Twentieth
Foster George, r. 331 Montgomery
Foster George, branpacker Genesee Mill Co.
Foster George, carpenter, r. 905 Shotwell, rear
Foster George, groceries and liquors, 324 Broadway
Fo.ster George, salesman Charles Nathan, r. 305
Minna
Foster George, second officer P. M. SS. Granada
Foster George H., insurance broker and commission
merchant, 313 California, r. San Rafael
Foster Henry, musician, r. 101 Jessie
Foster Isabelle, widow, r. 22 J^ Everett
Foster Jacob, stableman R.B.Woodward & Co., 411
California
Foster Jacob W., clerk, r. 243 Stevenson
Foster James, salesman P. Kelly, r. 22 Fair Oaks
Foster John, marble polisher, r. 2 Gilbert
Foster John, seaman, r. 47 Sacrametjto
Foster John, seaman, r. 1219 Powell
Foster John A., waiter P. C. SS. Alex. Duncan, r. 121
Fifth
Foster John B., traveling salesman William Lewis &
Co., r. Oakland
Foster John C, fireman S. P. RR., r. 14 Isis
Foster John C, office 81 Nevada Block, r. Occidental
Hotel
Foster Jolin F. , bookkeeper California Central Rail-
way, office 702 Market, r. Florence House
Foster John R., salesman John A. Shaber, r. 77 Fourth
Foster Junius G. , proprietor Clitf House, ter-
minus Point Lobos Av, six miles from City Hall
Foster J. W., seaman P. M. SS. City of New York
Foster Laura Miss, teacher music, r. 631 Geary
Foster Leonard, architect, r. 906 Market
Foster Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Foster M. A. Mrs., proptr Morton House, 22 Geary
Foster Mary, widow, r. SW cor Folsom and Fremont
Foster M. E. Miss. r. 428 Ellis
Foster Merrill T., actor, r. '20 Clementina
Foster Minnie Miss, bookfolder, r. 524 Seventh
Foster Nettie Miss, teacher music, r. 631 Geary
Foster Norborn P., physician, office and r. 1019 Fol-
som
Foster O. A., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 405 Powell
Foster Rebecca H. Mrs., medium and magnetic healer,
18 Mary
Foster Robert, r. 944 Capp
Foster S. & Co. (Samuel Foster) wholesale grocers
and sole agents celebrated condensed eggs, 26-28
California
Foster Samuel (S. Foster & Co.) r. 703 Shotwell
Foster Samuel, carpenter, r. W s Sanchez, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Foster Thomas, bartender, r. 1520 Jackson
Foster Thomas W. (Foster & Co.) r. 914 Twentieth
Foster W. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1222 Pine
Foster William (Phelps & Foster) r. Saratoga House
Foster William, shoefitter, r. 118 Fillmore
Foster William, teamster Overland Freight Transfer
Co„ r. 624 Fourth
Foster William, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 646
Folsom
Foster William H., printer Dodge Bros., r. 191 Six-
teenth
Foster William S., agent, office 322 Pine, r. 102 Ninth
Foster Winthrop F., carpenter, r. 333 McAllister
Foster & Co. (Thomas W. and Frederick W. Foster)
candy mnfi-s, 1025 Market
B^"Foster. See Forster, Foester, Forrester arid Fores-
ter
FotherglU James, porter Davis & Cowell, r. 3 So-
noma PI
Fotheringham Edward, bookkeeper, r. W 8 Bueua
Vista, bet Cortland Av and Eugenia, B. H.
Fotheringham George, physician, r. W s BuenaViBta,
bet Cortland Av and Eugenia, B. H.
Foubert Caroline Miss, laundry, 959 Folsom
WINDOW SHADES
w . or.""- **;'"f "^ °„' '"^n G- W. CLARK & €0.
Window Sliades lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc. 645 market st.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IX COAL, AXO PIG IRON,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Foubert Euaene J., jeweler George C. Shreve & Co.
r. 959 Folsom
Foubert Eugene J. Jr., jeweler George C. Shreve &
Co., r. 959 Folsom
Foncault Victor M., real estate, office 137 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Fouchy Ouesime, gardener, r. 1318 Pine
Foulds John E., attorney at law, office NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, room 40, r. 1140 Green
Foulkes Peter, r. 7 Yerba Buena
Foulkes Stephen G., clerk Middleton & Co.,r.l805 Capp
Foulkes Thomas C, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Fouudation Michael, deckhand stmr Mary Garratt
FoniidliiiiJr Asylnin, 913 Golden Gate Av
Fountain James W., teamster, r. 322 Fremont
Fountain Jeremiah, dyer, r. 20 J^ Potter
Fountain Joseph A., liquor saloon, 315 Pacific, r. 2013
Powell
Fountain Lazarus, whitener, r. 13 3^ Virginia, rear
Fountain Peter, hackman, r. 11 Water
Fountain Tlie, George Schmitt proprietor, SE cor
Kearny and Sutter
Fountaine Herbert, miner, r. 1025 Hyde
Four Alma Mrs., r. 15 Gilbert
Four Hills Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.). office 210
Davis
Fouratt Enos, captain C. P. KB. stmr Modoc, r. 1611
Polk
Fouratt Enos Jr., second officer S. P. C. RR. stmr Bay
City, r. 1305 Vallejo
Fouratt George, r. 1011 Polk
Fouratt Isaac R., pilot, r. 1611 Polk
Fourcade M. Mrs., stewardess P. C. SS. Senator
Fourness William, machinist, r. 1125 York
Fournier Ferdinand, bakery, 121 Virginia
Fournler Gustavus, waiter, r. 1014 Stockton
Fourquet Ivan, foreman Courrier de San FrauciBCO,
r. 502 Washington
Fourquet Jules, cook, r. 909 Bush
Fourth Street Hotel, 512 Fourth
Fouse William P., bottler, r. 606 Franklin
K^ Fouse. See Fauss
Fouts Clarence L. (Nuttall, Bacon & Co.) r. 1011
Washington
Fouts Daniel L., capitalist, r. 1023 Powell
Fovia John, r. 1606 Pacific Av
Fowkes Ellen, widow, r. 27 Minna
Fowkes Frederick, clerk, r. 311 Twenty-eighth
Fowkes Henry, woodturner, r. 706 Washington
Fowkes Richard, dairyman, r. E s Nebraska, bet Sierra
and Humboldt
Fowkes Richard Jr., pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co.,
r. 27 Minna
Fowle Edwin O., bookkeeper Spring Valley W. W.,r.
419 Geary
Fowler Albert G., contractor, r. 718 Union
Fowler Charles, restaurant, NE cor Pacific and
Kearny
Fowler Charles A., weigher freight dept C. P. RR.,
r. 14 5^ Bluxome
Fo^vler diaries E., cashier Continental Oil and
Transportation Co. of California, r. Oakland
Fowler Daniel, tinner Taylor Goodrich
Fowler Edmund B., warehouseman Cutting Packing
Co., r. llfi Montgomery Av
Fowler E. E. Mrs., copyist, r. 206 Kearny
Fowler Emma Mis., r. 920 Washington
Fowler Etta Miss, capmaker, r. 1407 Folsom
Fowler Franklin H., salesman Continental Oil and
Trausijortation Co., r. 309 Gough
Fowler Frederick B., r. 504 Geary
Fowler George, musician, r. 963 Mission
Fowler George Mrs., actress, r. Winchester House
Fowler George H., druggist, NE cor Howard and
Seventh
Fowler George H., miner, r. 206 Kearny
Fowler George W., clerk collection dept Wells,
Fargo & Co'8 Express, r. 720 California
Fowler Gilbert C, wood and coal and proptr Fowler's
Yucca Boiler Covering Co., 413 Pacific, r. 117
Capp
Fowler H. S.. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 309 Gough
Fowrler Henry R. , physician, office 127 Kearny,
room 7, r. 1731 Eddy
Fowler James, second mate ship War Hawk, Pier 11
Steuart
Fowler James M., r. 1407 Folsom
Fowler Jefferson, tobacco and cigars, 229 Bush, r.
Oakland
Fowler John, furnished rooms, 7.S3 Market
Fowler John, master mechanic N. P. C. RR., r. 114}^
Shotwell
Fowler John, packer clothing dept U. S. A., r. 1407
Folsom
Fowler Jobn B., drayman, cor Sansome and Commer-
cial, r. 1201 Webster
Fowler Joseph A., hostler, r. 2320 Fillmore
Fowler Laura T. Miss, principal Mission Grammar
School, r. .529 Capp
Fowler Lucy Miss, r. 23 Taylor
Fowler Margaret V. D., widow, r. 1832 Eddy
Fowler Mary, widow, r. 24 Welsh, rear
Fowler Maud Miss, cloakmaker, r. 117 Perry
Fowler M. E. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 107
O'Farrell
Fowler Prentice U., clerk, r. 117 Perrj'
Fowler Samuel, miuer, r. Chicago Hotel
Fowler Sophous, clerk, r. NE cor Pacific and Kearny
Fowler Thaddeus W., clerk S. P. RR., r. 107 O'Farrell
Fowler W., carpenter, r. 74 Natoma
Fowler Wesley Mrs., widow, r. 117 Perry
Fowler William, engineer B. Dreyfus & Co., r. h%
Gilbert
Fowler 'Williani, liquor saloon, 214 Steuart
Fowler William H., conductor Central RR., r. 127
Kearny
Fowler William H. C, marine clerk California Insur-
ance Co., r. 201 Turk
Fowler William M., carpenter, r. 804 Howard
Fowler William W., bookkeeper F. W. SiUiman & Co.,
r. 234 Oak
Fowley Margaret, widow, r. 8 Hayes
Fowzer Jacob, scenic artist, 373 Natoma, r. 377 Natoma
Fox Alexander, cigarmaker, r. 519 Pine
Fox A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 501 Geary
Fox Andrew W, stockbroker, 421 California, r. 107 Oak
Fox Charles A., barber, r. 1007 Minna
Fox Charles J., liquor saloon, 620 Market, r. 36 Geary
Fox Charles N. (Fox & Kellogg) r. 1057 Market, Oakland
Fox Charles W., stockbroker, 439 California, r. The
Baldwin
Fox David, horsecollar maker, r, 315 Jessie
Fox David C. (Fox & Duley) r. 1327 Minna
Fox Edwin B., clerk, r. 910 Laguna
Fox Ferdinand, cooper, r. 619 Seventh
Fox Frederica Miss, assistant Young Women's Chris-
tian Assn Kindergarten, 29 Minna, r. 844 J^ Folsom
Fox George, cabiuetmaker, r. 37 Oak Grove Av
Fox George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Fox George W. (Fox & Ross) r. Redwood City
Fox G. M.. speculator, r. 120 Ellis
Fox Henry A., capitalist, 113 Leidesdorff, r. 720 Geary
Fox Henry B., dentist, office and r. 844M Folsom
Fox Henry L., stockbroker, 326 Pine, r. 105 Stockton
Fox Hyman, upholsterer, r. 93^ Moss
Fox Jacob M., clerk Emanuel Sheyer, r. 844^ Fol-
som
Fox James, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Fox John, r. 30 Minna
Fox John, clerk, r. 404 Golden Gate Av
Fox John, clerk C. P. RR., r. Stanford Hotel
Fox John, laborer, r. W s Mission, nr Onondaga Av
Fox John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Fox John, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 229 Minna
Fox John, varnisher Pac. Mnfg Co., r. 155 Tehama
Fox Joseph, coppersmith, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1206 Broadway
Fox Joseph, laborer, r. NW cor Harrison and Spear
Fox Levin T., cattle dealer, r. 740 Guerrero
Fox M. D. Mrs., widow, r. 108}^ Hayes
Fox Michael, hostler, SE cor Twentieth and Point
Lobos Avs
Fox Michael, seaman, r. 127 Folsom
Fox Morris, peddler, r. 735 Vallejo
Fox Otto (Engelbrecht, Fox .t Co.) r. 1728 Bush
Fox Patrick E., laborer, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Fox Patrick 8., commission agent, r. 56 Everett
Fox Peter, policeman, r. 121 Ninth
Fox Philo B., solicitor Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co.,
r. 910 Laguna
Fox Samuel, barber, 607 Laguna, r, 13 Polk
Fox S. K. Mrs., r. 6 Hayes
Fox Theresa, widow, furnished rooms, 35 Fifth
Fox Theresa, widow, seamstress, r. 615 Hyde
Fox Thomas, carpenter, r. 42 First
Fox Thomas, carpenter, r. 630 Brannan
Fox Thomas, coppersmith, and extraman Engine No.
a, S. F. F. D., r. 3 Priest
Fox Thomas, liquor saloon, 632 Fourth
SftN FRftHClSCO LftUNDRY.*^"'*"8*§5'nfcl?LTO
very Low Rates
H
IKCKI^KV, NI'IKRSi <V HA-CEK. FUI^TON IROX WORKS. 213 Freuiont St..
JMauuraetarerti of SAW IHIIili nACHlBTERV and SHIXOILK 9IA<°IIIXEM.
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Fox Timothy, carpenter and builder, r. NW cor Thir-
teenth and Harrison
Fox WillJHm C., foreman Louis Slo8s&Co.,r. W s
Mission, nr Onondaga Av
Fox William J., clerk H. L. Fox, r. 131 Montgomery
Fox Wood, stockbroker, r. 107 Oak
Fox & Duley (David C. Fox and Frank P. Duley) Wood
and coal, 1713 Mission
Fox <& Kellojyrjf (Charles N. Fox and M. B. Kel-
logg) attorneys at law, 530 California, rooms 1-3
Fox & KoES (George W. Fox and George C. Ross)
attorneys at law. 324 Pine, room 4
Foy Charles E., master mariner, r. 831 Fulton
Foy Edward A., actor Adelphi Theatre, r. 410 Kearny
Foy Francis, laborer, r. 22 Washington Av
Foy John B., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 140
Perry
Foy John J. (Wilkius & Foy) r. fill Larkin
Foy John M., assistant teacher chemistry St. Ignatius
College, r. 344 Jessie
Foy John M. Jr.. bookkeeper City Cab and Carriage
Co., r. 104 Mason
Foy John R., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 2005
Polk
Foy Mary, widow, r. 7 Lick Alley
Foy Thomas, stonecutter, r. 22 Bluxome
Foye Andrew J. C. (Foye Brothers) r. New Jersey
Foye Brothers (Andrew J. C. and Johnston E.) mnfrs
agents, .507 California
Foye Frank, clerk Dr. Henry Gibbons, r. 240 Sixth
Foye George W., sailmaker, r. 104 Mission
Foye Georgia A., widow, furnishea rooms, 240 Sixth
Foye Henry, r. 17 hi Cortland Av
Foye Henry, plasterer, r. IHhi Colton
Foye James, laborer, r. 426 Shipley
Foye James J., coremaker, r. 1947 Geary
Foye John W., resident physician Twenty-sixth St.
Hospital
Foye Johnston E. (Foye Brothers) and druggist, 2602
Sacramento
Foye William H., secretary Pacific Earthquake Wall
Co., r. 1 Fifth
Foye W. R. S. (Huntington. Hopkins & Co.) r. Sacra-
mento
Frace A. B., r, 835 Bush
Fracker A. H., general superintendent S. P. C. RR.,
r. Palace Hotel
Fragley John, millhand C. S. Laumeister, r. S s Ran-
dall, nr Chenery, B. H.
Fragulia Franci.sco, laborer, r. 7 Gaven
Fraher Philip, yardman John Middleton, r. NW cor
Day and Church
Frahm Charles, s^eetiron worker, r. 1217 Kearny
Frahm Henry, proprietor Golden Gate Baths, foot of
Hyde
Frahm John, cabinetmaker, r. 1240 Folsom
Frahm Mary, dressmaker, 1240 Folsom
Fraim Laura F., widow, midwife, r. 2700 Mission
Frame A. R., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 1065
Jackson
Framke Mary, widow, bakery, S s Point Lobes Av,
bet Collins and Wood
Framy Frank, driver, r. 127 Kearny
France Charles, gardener Protestant Orphan Asylum
France Henry, molder, r. 308 Beale
France Louis N., clerk track dei)t C. P. RR., r. Oak-
land
France Mary, widow, r.304 Bartlett
France William T., driver LaGrande Laundry, r. 203
Sixteenth
Franceschi Lorenzo, Italian Bersaglieri See, 625
Broadway
Franceschini August (F. Franceschini & Co.) r. 521
Geary
Franceschini Flamino, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Bdwy
Franceschini F. & Co. (Francis and August Frances-
chini) fruits, etc., 521 Geary
Franceschini Francis (F. Franceawhini & Co.) r. 521
Geary
Franceschini G. B., laborer, r. NE cor Main and Fol-
som
Franceschini Micheli, vegetable dealer, r. 1324 N»-
toma
Franceschini Victor, salesman, r. 521 Geary
Francesconi Joseph, teamster, 411 Washington, r. 826
Jackson
Francfort Georges, proptr LePetit Journal, 603 Wash-
ington, r. 127 Park Av
Franches Edouard St. Etienne, cook Charles Liebs-
chutz, SE cor Montgomery and Pine
Franchi Antonio, wood and coal, 1503 Fillmore
Franchi Carlo Rev., assistant rector Yglesia de Nues-
tra Sefiora de Guadaloupe, r. 9(i8 Broadway
Franchis Vicenzo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Francioni Massimillano, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Francis Antone. master mariner, r. 8 Reed PI
Francis D.B. (Francis, Valentine & Co.) r. 526 Pine
Francis Eric, clerk insurance dept Falkner, Bell & Co.,
r. 2223 Taylor
Francis George, clerk general passenger and ticket
agent C. P. RR., r.928 Washington
Francis George, engineer, r. 16 Alta
Francis George G., general purchasing agent, 258
Market, r. 1824 Vallejo
Francis George W., shoemaker, r. 1513 Church
Francis Grosvenor, insurance collector Falkner, Bell
& Co., r. 2223 Taylor
Francis Hattie B. Miss, r. 931 Market
Francis Henry A., clerk, r. 514}^ Geary
Francis Henry L., bookkeeper Dalton & Gray, r. Oak-
land
Francis Harry M., salesman Thomas Drady, r. 30
Perry
Francis James E., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1231 Vallejo
Francis John, clerk, r. 332 Sixth, rear
Francis John, fisherman, r. NW cor Filbert and
Sansome
Francis John, janitor S. F. Stock and Exchange Board,
r. 1106 Clay
Francis John, laborer, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Francis John B., mining engineer, r. 118 Eddy
Francis John Rev., missionary Metropolitan Temple
and assistant Rev. I. S. Kalloch, r. East Oakland
Francis Joseph, goldsmith, 121 Jackson, r. Ill Jackson
Francis Joseph, shoemaker, 210 Drumm, r. 20 Pacific
Francis Joseph Mrs., r. 528 Bush, rear
Francis Kate Mrs., r. 731 California
Francis Manuel, milker, r. Crescent Av, nr San Bruno
Road
Francis Mary L. Mrs., r. 1021 Powell
Francis Minna, widow, r. 622 Ellis
Francis P. C, conductor Market St. RR., r. 641 Valen-
cia
Francis Robert C, barber, r. 928 Washington
Francis Romeo (Burns & Co.) r. 605 Pine
Francis T., laborer Hancock & Kelso
Francis, Valentine & Co. (D. B. Francis, S. D.
Valentine and E. W. Goggin) Commercial Steam
Printing, Designing,', Engraving and Electrotyp-
ing House, 617 Clay and 510-516,Commercial
Francis WiUard H., dealer foreign and domestic glues
and mnfrs agent, 258 Market, r. 2219 Webster
Francis W. Hugo Jr., clerk Langley & Michaels, r.
2219 Webster
Francisco Colombo, cabinetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 629 Broadway
Francisco Fortunato, fisherman, r. 519 Davis
Francisco John, fisherman, r. 319.Drumm
Franciscovich Esperanza, r. 10>(S Turk
Franciscovich Matthew, restaurant. 6 Fourth, r. 319
Jessie
Franck Caroline Mrs., widow, r. 520 Turk
Franck George, paints and oils, 325 Hayes
Franck Henry, liquor saloon, 108 Sacramento
Francke Brothers (Ht-nry and Reinhnrt) milkranch,
[ NW cor Seventeenth and I, South S. F.
Francke Henry (Francke Brothers) NW cor Seven-
! teenth and I, South S. F.
j Francke M. B., cook, r. 319 Fourth
\ Francke Philip E., bookkeeper S. Beal, r. 611 Folsom
I Francke Reinhart (Francke Brothers) r. SE cor Six-
teenth Av and I, South 8. F.
i Francke William J., salesman Brown & Metzner, r.611
I Folsom
' BS^Francke. See Frank
Franco-American Dairy, Verges & Escloses proptrs,
S 8 Russia Av, nr Moscow, Excelsior Homestead
Franco-American Perfumery Co., L. Kline proptr, 26
Second
Franco - Californian Packing' Co., (The)
Victor A. Drouet superintendent, Emile H. P.
Pavy foreman, manufacturers hermetically sealed
goods, 819 Montgomery, Walterson & Dewey
agents, 212 Clay
Franco Charles F. (Franco & Rennert) r. 614 Octavia
Franco & Rennert (Charles F. Franco and Frederick
Rennert) furniture and bedding, 1051 Market
HARDWOOD LUMBER
JOHN WICMORE, OfHco
Yards; 129 to 147 Spear St.,
(33 Speai St.
and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. MORSE,
i>iioT<><>KAriiEK. nae :nAKKET »iT.
ViewM or »I1 tbe principal places on the Pacific <'oa*t for «ale.
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Francoeur George H., smelter, r. 253 Jersey
Francoear Germain, compositor, r. 253 Jersey
Francoeur J. M., actor Baldwin Theatre
Franconi Emile L., cltrk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 819
Montgomery
Franconi Louis, office 322-324 California, r. 120 Ellis
Franconia House, Vitus Wackenreuder proptr, E s
San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-
ninth
Franconia Nursery, V. Wackenreuder proptr, E 8 San
Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth
Frangois Ernest F., brakeman S. P. SR., r. C20 Fourth
Francovich Antonio, bartender, r. 503 East
Francy William, molder, r. 2408 California
Franetta John (John Franetta & Co.) r. SE cor Clay
and Gough
Franetta, JoUn (S> Co. (John Franetta) mnfrs
cigarettes and cut tobacco,' and importers Turkish
tobacco, 411) Battery
Frania B., gardener, r Ticino Hotel
Franicich John, Austrain Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Frank Abraham, tailor, 108 Pacific
Frank Abraham L., bookkeeper W. & I. Steinhart &
Co., r. <)23 Hyde
Frank Adolph, solicitor Leon Lemos, r. 457 Stevenson
Frank Albert, bookkeeper S. H. Frank & Co., r. 1309
Gough
Frank Alexander, salesman S. H. Frank & Co., r. 1309
Gough
Frank Alois, cooper, r. 270 First
Frank Andrew, painter, r. 1514 Mason
Frank Andrew E., canvasser, r. 223 Perry
Frank Antoue. r. 906 Filbert
Frank Asher, teamster, r. 506 Hyde
Frank August G., clerk, r. 115 Ivy Av
Frank August W., house and sign painter, 226 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 1514 Mason
Frank Augu.sta, domestic 1722 Clay
Frank B. Mrs., widow, r. 214 Powell
Frank Bernard, watchman, r. 22 Vandewater
Frank Brothers (Frederick A. aud George P.) agricul-
tural implements, aud agents W.A. Wood mowing
and reaping machines, 319-321 Market
Frank Charles (Frank & Co.) r. 630 Sacramento
Frank Charles, real estate, 509 California, r. 819 Turk
Frank Christ John, baker, r. 112 Fourtli
Frank Christian A., poiier J. J. Mack & Co., r. 316
O'Farrell
Frank Dominick, flshennan, r. 908 Sansome, rear
Frank Emanuel M., merchant, r. 1721 Sutter
Frank Ephraim, clothing and men's furnishing goods.
53.5-537 Kearny, r. 931 Jackson
Frank Ferdinand, iJiiints and oils, 918 Pacific, r. 27J<j
Bernard
Frank Frederick A. (Frank Brothers) r. The Baldwin
Frank Frederick A., butcher, r. 115 Ivy Av
Frank Frederick W., stencil cutter, r. 115 Ivy Av
Frank George, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Friiuk George, driver Fred. Katz, r. 1006 Union
Frank George, gardener, r. MW cor Green aud Jones
Frank George, miller Genesee Mill Co.
Frank George, seaman P. M. SS. Granada
Frank George L., buti-her, r. 115 Ivy Av
Frank George P. (Frank Brothers) r. Portland, Or.
Frank George W. (Eyre & Frank) attorney at
law, 220 Sansome, rooms 10-12, r. 1353 Post
Frank G. G., clerk Doyle, Barber, Galpin & Scripture,
r. 115 Ivy Av
Frank, Goldsmith & Co. (L. H. Frank, Joseph
Goldsmith and Simon Mack) successors to Frank
k Co., stationers, blankbook manufacturers and
pai^er dealers, NW'cor Sansome and Sutter
Frank Gas., clerk, r. NW cor Pilbirt and Laguna
Frank Gustave, president Nevada Concentration Co.,
720 Bryant, r. 1421 Post
Frank Hans, fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Frank Hans, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Frank H. C, clerk, r. 901 Larkin
Frank Henry, laborer, r. 334 Third, rear
Frank Henry, mnfr and dealer bedding and furniture,
212-216 Commercial, r. 64 Everett
Frank Henry Jr., clerk Henry Frank, r. 64 Everett
Frank Herman W., bookkeeper W. & I. Steinhart &
Co., r. Alameda
Frank Isaac, v.Uy agent Imperial, London, Northern
and Queen Insurance Cos., 441 California, r. 1010
Larkin
Frank Isaac, clerk Zimmermann,Strou8e & Co.,r. 1111
Post
Frank Isaac H., salesman Neustadter Bros., r. 1924
Sutter
Frank Isidore, leader orchestra Bella Union Theatre,
r. 2613 Clay
Frank Jacob, foreman Indianapolis Chair Mnfg Co.,r.
822 Jessie
Frank Jacob J., capitalist, r. 1421 PoSt
Frank John, cashier Arcade Restaurant, r. 431 Stev-
enson
Frank John, deckhand stmr Modoc, r. SW cor Drumm
and Oregon
Frank John, milker, r. SW cor Cambridge and Bacon
Frank John G., salesman John A. Kritzky, r. 220
Montgomery Av
Frank John M., baroer, r. 1141 Union
Frank Joseph, capitalist, office 220 Sansome,roomB 10-
12, r. Napa
Frank Joseph J., restaurant, 10 Mason, r. 103^ Turk,
rear
Frank Katy, machine operator E. Detrick & Co., r. 232
Mission
Frank L. D., machinehand Enterprise Mill and Build-
ing Co., r. 731 Shotwell
Frank Leopold H. (Frank, Goldsmith & Co.) r. 1924
Sutter
Frank Louis J., mining engineer, 220 Sansome, rooms
10-12, r. Napa
Frank Louisa, widow, r. SE cor Haight and Fillmore
Frank Mark E., bookkeeper M. Hart, r. 731 Turk
Frank Martin (S. H. Frank & Co.) r. 1.309 Gough
Frank Martin, salesman Max A. Wolfe, r. 817 Turk
Frank Matilda Mrs., furni.shed rooms, 1004 Market
Frank Max, r. 226 Stockton
Frank Max (Frank & Co.) r. 931 Jackson
Frank M. D., laborer, r. 14 Louisa
Frank Minnie, domestic 1803 Pierce
Frank Mitchell, bookkeeper E. Frank, r. 931 Jackson
Frank M. J., salesman A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 1111 Post
Frank Morris Jr. (J. Schloss k Co.) and salesman
Rosenbaum & Co., r. 1938 Fillmore
Frank Moses, orthoepist and laryngoscoisist. office and
r. 905 Market
Frank Nathan, dry goods, SW cor Vicksburg and
Twenty-fourth
Frank Nathan, cloakmaker, r. 731 Turk
Frank Nathan H., attorney at law, 224 Sansome, r.
2109 Pine
Frank Newman, tailor, 413 Powell
Frank Otto H., r. 1812 Stockton
Frank Philip, pickle mnfr, 905 Geary
Frank Royal T., major First Artillery, U. S. A.,
commanding Post Alcatraz Island
Frank Samuel, clerk Hubbell, Shattuck & Co., r. 819
Turk
Frank Samuel, stock operator, 316 Montgomery, r.
Alameda
Frank Samuel H. (S. H. Frank & Co.) r. 1309 Gough
Frank S. H. & Co. (Samuel H. aud Martin Frank
and A. J. Marcus) tanners, and dealers leather,
hides, dyestuft's ;ind tanners' materials (Ogden,
U. T.) office 406^08 Battery
Frank S. J., loan and security broker, 410 California,
r. Oakland
Frank William (Gutte & Frank) r. 2018 Bush
Frank William, brassfinisher, r. 6J2 Freelon
Frank William, laborer, r. 648 Commercial
Frank William, miller, r. 533 Sacramento
Frank William, pressman Cubery & Co., r, 14 Louisa
Frank William C, lalxirer, r. 6 3<i Freelon
Frank William T., teamster, r. 3041 Sixteenth
Frank A: Co. (Charles and Max Frank) mnfrs and
dealers boots aud shoes, 605 Kearny
8^"Frank. See Franck and Francke
Frank's Block, Mrs. Carrie F. Clark proptr, NW cor
Washington and Sansome
Frank's Building, 8 Brenham PI
Frank's Saloon, Herman F. Morken proprietor,
328 Pine
Franke Frank A., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Liberty and Townsend
Frauki! Rudolph, shoemaker, 517 Geary
Frankcl Charles, coromaker, r. cor Twelfth Av and L
Frankel David, traveliug agent, r. 1431 Polk
Frankel Julius M., special policeman, r. 128 Eleventh
Frankel Lesser B., stockbroker, r. 834 O'Farrell
Frankel William, cooper, r. 109 Turk
Frankeuback Valentine, brewer, r. 1G14}<; Buchanan
Frankmberg Bernard, confectioner, r. 433 Green
FrBukeuberg Joseph, saddle and harnessmaker, 220
Drumm, r. 433 Green
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & C0.""""r?'9^°rl,X'o"me?y'S''.rer''""''
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR WASHING PROMPTLY ATTENWED TO
OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET.
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Frankenberg Julius, physician, office and r. 1013 Lar-
kin
Frankenberg Leon, clerk Henry M. Lewis, r. 433
Green
Frankenberg Louis, clgarmaker, r. 1013 Larkin
Frankenberg Louis, foreman packing dept Standard
Shirt Factory, r. 433 Green
Frankenberg Millard, cigarmaker, r. 1013 Larkin
Frankenberg Nathan, cigarmaker, r. 1013 Larkin
Frankenbeimer Isaac, r. 1757 Howard
Frankenheiuier Joseph, r. 205 Fifteenth
Frankeubeimer Meyer, boxmaker, r. 205 Fifteenth
Frankenbeimer Meyer, merchant, r. 1630 Sutter
Frankenbeimer Fhilip K., cashier S. Bine, r. 1630
Sutter
Frankenthal, Bachman & Co. (Max Frankenthal, Leo-
pold Bachman and S. Kohn) Importers and job-
bers fancy goods, notions etc., SW cor Battery
and California
Frankenthal X^harles, traveling salesman Franken-
thal Bachman & Co., r. 311 Dupont
Frankenthal Frederick, mining secretary, 330 Pine,
room 44. r. 311 Dupont
Frankenthal Jacob, salesman Frankenthal, Bachman
& Co., r. 1718 Bush
Frankenthal Max (Frankenthal, Bachman & Co.) r.
Alameda
Franker Avelina, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Frankey Frank, cook Terminal Hotel, 606 Fourth
Franklin Abraham, pawnbroker, 409 Kearny, r. 229
O'Farrell e
Franklin Abraham, salesman Lesser Bros., r. 943 Fol-
som
Franklin Albert, porter P. M. SS. Colima
Franklin Benjamin, carpenter, r. 909 Harrison
Franklin Benjamin B., cook, r. 16 Virginia
Franklin Book and Job Printing Office,
Frank Eastman & Co. proprietors, 509 Clay
Franklin Carrie Miss, lodgings, 217 Second
Franklin Charles, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Franklin Charles, pawnbroker, r. 815 Pacific
Franklin Charles, Elg. and Stev. Union, 80G Mont
Franklin Charles B., patternmaker, r. 525 Folsom
Franklin E., r. 37 Second
Franklin Elpha Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 909 Har-
rison
Franklin Fannie Miss, substitute teacher Public
Schoool Dept
Franklin George, clothing, 511 Davis, r. 637 Washing-
ton
Franklin George W., machinist, r. 525 Folsom
Franklin Grammar School, Elisha Brooks principal,
E s Eighth, bet Bryant and Harrison
Franklin Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) George
R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 44
Franklin Hall, SE cor Eddy and Pierce
Franklin Herman, salesman Joseph Bremer & Co., r.
927 Sutter
Franklin Hotel, Hugh Curran proprietor, SE cor
Sansome and Pacific
Franklin Isidore, bookkeeper M. Franklin & Bro., r.
538 McAllister
Franklin Jesse, merchant, r. 212 Hermann
Franklin Joseph, boarding, 215 Broadway
Franklin John, pawnbroker, 905 Kearny, r. 502 Bush
Franklin Joseph (M. FrankUn & Brother) r. 1529
Geary
Franklin Julius L., toll collector section 2, Sea Wall,
r. 128 Eleventh
Franklin Leon, expressman, SW cor California and
Sansome, r. 19 Harriet
Franklin Louisa Mrs., r. 8 Sherwood PI
Franklin M. and Brother (Marcus and Joseph) whole-
sale dealers furnishing goods, 18-20 Battery
Franklin Marcus (M. Franklin i Brother) r. 538 Mc-
Allister
Franklin Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nevada) William
H. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Franklin Moses J., pawnbroker, 225 Dupont, r. 4Ji
Harriet
Franklin Noah J., pawnbroker, 1106 Market, r. 1039
Howard
Franklin Roderick P., fine silver sweetener U. 8.
Mint, r. 525 Folsom
Franklin Samuel, clerk John Franklin, r. 502 Bush
Franklin Selim, real estate, r. 923 Hyde
Franklin Simon S., tailor and dealer second hand
clothing, 122 Pacific
Franklin Spar and Bau Verein.Hugo Pfersdorff secre-
tary, 539 California
Franklin Stephen, secretary Bank of Califor-
nia, NW cor California and Sansome, r. 726 Cali-
fornia
Franklin William, sign painter, r. 525 Folsom
Franklin William J., carpenter, r. 1300'^ Stockton
Franks Caroline, housekeeper, 1628 i'olhom
Franks Edwin F.. r. SE cor Fillmore and Hermann
Franks Flora Miss, actress, r. International Hotel
Franks Frederick (Franks k Gray) r. San Rafael
Franks Frederick, stockbroker, r. 1018 Taylor
Franks James, agent National Brewery, r. SE cor Fill-
mure and Hermann
Franks Jamt-s Jr., house painter, r. SE cor Fillmore
and Hermann
Franks Jurgen, fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Franks Nana E. Miss, teacher, r. SE cor Fillmore and
Hermann
Franks & Gray (Frederick Franks andEdwwdP. Gray)
stockbrokers, 318 Montgomery
Frankum Owen, coach painter, r. Montgomery's
Hotel
Frano Peter, hostler Adolph G. Roden, r. 1715 Sacra-
mento
Franquelain Adolph, collector Courrier de San Fran-
cisco, r. 31 John
Franquelain Armand, salesman L. Gregoire & Co., r.
31 John
Franscella B., miner, r. Ticino Hotel
Fransen Hans, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Fransen Peter, longshoreman, r. 3 Zoe PI
Fransen Peter, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Franz Bernhard, salesman Samuel Schoenfeld, r. 328
Geary
Franz Charles F., teamster, and extraman Engine No.
2, S. F. F. D., r. 412 Bush
Franz Frederick, house and sign painter, 10 Mason
Franzen Christian, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Franzen Henry C. H., upholsterer, r. 814 Dolores
Frapolli Battiste (FrapoUi, Berges & Co.) r. 911 Fil-
bert
Frapolli, Berges & Co. (Battisie Frapolli and Peter B.
Berges) wholesale wine and liquor merchants,
708-710 Sansome
Frapolli Frank, bookkeeper Frapolli, Berges & Oo.,
r. 911 Filbert
Frapper Francois, cook Palace Hotel, r. 632 Mission
Frapper Mary Mrs., waitress, r. 632 Mission
Frasch Christopher, brass finisher, r. 1511 Mission
Fraser Alfred, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1124 Pir«,
rear
Fraser Andrew, cook, r. 1.303 Polk
Fraser Catherine, domestic 928 Bush
Fraser Cecilia Miss, dressmaker, r. 710 Turk
Fraser Charles F., boarding, 206 Steuart
Fraser Daniel G., foreman Union Iron WorkB, r. 521
Stevenson
Fraser David, wheelwright, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Filbert
Fraser Ecl-»vin J., surgeon, olHce 112 Kearny, r.
221 Powell. Office hours 12 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Fraser Ellen S. Mrs., physician, office and r. 329
O'J'arrell
Fraser Frank P., boilermaker, r. 36 Sacramento
Fraser Gordon, shipcarpenter, r. 1016 Bryant
Fraser Howard, teamster, r. E s Tennessee, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Fraser Hugh, bookkeeper Hugh Gallagher, r. 55 Second
Fraser Hugh, timekeeper Pac. Rolling Mills
Fraser Hugh W., assistant License Collector, r. 65
Second •
Fraser James, tailor, 423 Washington
Fraser James C, machinist, teacher maslo and proptr
Howard House, NW cor First and Howard
Fraser Jeanette, widow, furnished rooms, 534 Minna
Fraser John, carpenter, r. 467 Jessie
Eraser John H., r. NW cor Harrison afid Main
Fraser John J., boilermaker, r. 8 s Twenty-first, bet
Church and Sanchez
Fraser Jolin P. , bousepalnter, paperbanger and
whitener, 317 Sutter, r. 329 O'Farrell
Fraser John S., plasterer, r. 454 Bartlett
Fraser Jo86, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r. 16
Commercial
Fraser L. C, clerk J. 0. Flood, r. .\lameda
Fraser Louis, longshoreman, r. 1317 Sansome
Fraser M. J. Mrs. (Fraser k Hammett) r. The Ingle-
wood
Fraser Monroe, compositor, r. 139 Fourth
Fraser N. M. Mrs., dressmaker, 131 Post
G.W.CLARK &t CO. ^'l»?»lgft^.^« 645 MARKET ST.
26
UIMPI/I CV QDICDQ Jt UAYCTQ FirtTOX IROK ^VORKS, 213 Frcuiont Ktreel.
nlllunL.C. I , OriC.no U nn 1 UO, MauufucturbrsolAinalsamstUns PanH and iiietllerM.
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Fraser Robert, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Fraser Thomas, tinsmith, r. Ii9ii Dore
Fraser Thomas E., superintendent construction Lick
Observatory, 6CG Montgomery, r. 2'J4 Post
Fraser Thomas T., chemist J. J. Mack & Co., r. 55
Second
Fraser W. C, waiter Union Club
Fraser William, shipcarpeuter, r. 'SQ2% Lily Av
Fraser William C, druggist, r. 607 Powell
Fraser William H., patternmaker, r. 110 Tehama
Fraser William J., cashier C. Adolphe Low & Co., r.
Alameda
Fraser William L., salesman Osborn & Alexander, r.
a02)^ Lily Av
Fraser & Hammett (Mrs. M. J. Fraser and Mrs. J. B.
Hammett) dressmaking and stamping, 144 Fifth
B^"Fraser. See Frazer and Frazier
Frassi Autoue, fresco jjainter., r. 9 Union PI
Frateui Giovanni, fish jseddler, r. 722 Front
Fraternal Publishing Co. (Alired T. Dewey and War-
ren B. Ewer) publishers Fraternal Record, 252
Market
Fraternal Record, Fraternal Publishing Co. publish-
ers and proi^trs, 252 Market
Frates Charles, seaman P. C. SS. State of California
Frates Frank, deckhand stmr Mary Garratt
Fratiuger Antoine M. (Fratinger & Noll) r. 629 Post
Fratiiiyer <!te Noll (Antoine M. Fratinger and
George Noll) importers, wholesale and retail deal-
ers cloaks, suits, velvets, etc., 105 Kearny
Frauen Henry H., boot and shoemaker, 542 Third
Frauen Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 23 J^ Twenty-second
Frauenholz Hugo, bookkeeper Bavaria Brewery, r.
312 Chestnut
Frauenholz Philip, proptr Bavaria Brewery, Es Mont-
gomery Av, bet Vallejo and Green, r. 135 Chestnut
Frauenthal Isaac, r. 18U8 Pine
Fravor James H., carpenter, r. Ill Geary
Frawley Ellen, widow, r. 611 Stevenson
Frawley John, dairy, E b Castro, bet Henry and Fif-
teenth
Frawley Josephine, dress and cloakmaker, r. 19
Everett
Frawley Michael J., plumber, and extraman Hook and
Ladder Co., No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 611 Stevenson
Frawley Patrick, laborer, 107 Freelon
Frawley Richard, teamster, r. 5 Noonan Av
Frawley Thomas, tinroofer, r. 1009 York
Frawley William, boxmaker, r. 107 3^ Freelon
Frawley William, carpenter, r. 546 Mission, rear
Frawley William, morocco finisher, r. 611 Stevenson
Fray Joseph, laborer, r. 3142 Mission
Frayer Philip, laborer, r. S 8 Day, bet Church and
Sanchez
Frazee Elizabeth, widow, r. 8 Hopeton Terrace
Frazer Barton, r. 625 Bush
Frazer Charles E., signpainter, 209 Post, r. 625 Bush
Frazer Charles S., molder National Iron Works
Frazer David W., salesman KeanS Bros., r. 206 Powell
Frazer J. William, teacher dancing, 119 Post, r. The
Truesdell
Frazer Simon P., carpenter, r. 19 Clara
Frazer William A., salesman C. Curtin, r. 808 Taylor
Frazier F. F., r. 31 Third
Frazier George A., cook, r. 1 Raphael PI
Frazier Lewis M., cook A. W. Wilson, r. 40 Minna
Frazier William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
It^ Frazier. See Fraser and Frazer
Freadmen Joseph W., salesman D. Samuels, r. 2i
Second Av
Freanor John A., capitalist, r. 29 Dupont
Ftecker Michael, r. 129 Langton
Frecon Florence, widow, r. 14 SelinaPl
Frecon Frederick, butcher, r. 14 Selina PI
Froderichs Leopold, longshoreman, r. 10 De Boom
Frederichs Mary, dressmaker, r. 916 Jackson
Frederick Conrad, tinsmith, r. 6 Jersey
Frederick Emma Miss, r. 24 Mint Av
Frederick Fredericka, r. 1 Kramer PI
Frederick Henry, cooper, r. 118 Drumm
Frederick Vincent O., laborer, r. 562 >4 Bryant
Frederick William A., proptr Jackson Brewery, 1428
Mission, r. 1426 Mission
Frederick William A. Jr., clerk Jackson Brewery r
1426 Mission
Fredericks Charles, peddler, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Fredericks Charles, whipmaker William Davis, r. 22
Johnson Av
Fredericka Charles E., salesman Joseph Fredericks 4
Co..r. 1128 Sutter
Fredericks Frank (Anderson & Fredericks) r. Virginia
City
Fredericks Frank O., salesman Joseph Fredericks &
Co., r. 1128 Sutter
Fredericks Fred., cook, r. 411 Pacific
Fredericks Henry, r. 251 Stevenson
Fredericks Henry, bartender, r. SW cor Greenwich
and Sansome
Fredericks Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 737 Treat Av
Fredericks Henry, laborer, r. 1003 Battery
Fredericks Jacob C, expressman, cor Sansome and
Bush, r. 1612 Steiner
Fredericks John C, expressman, cor Battery and
Bush, r. 417 Francisco
Fredericks John J., porter Newhall's Sons & Co., r. 22
Johnson Av
Fredericks Joseph (Joseph Fredericks & Co.) r. 1128
Sutter
Fi-edericks Joseph. & Co. (Joseph Fredericks)
carpets, oilcloths, furniture, etc., 649-651 Market
Fredericks William, policeman, r. 16.30 Broadway
Fredericks William G., engineer, r. 1703 Stockton
ft^ Fredericks. See Fredricks, Friedricksand Fried-
erichs
Fredericksburg Bre-\very (San Jose, Cal.) Sch-
nabel & Denicke proprietors, office 539 California
Frederickson Charles, seaman schr Big River, r. 30
Clay
Frederickson Charles, stevedore, r. 5 Newell
Frederickson Charles J., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Frederickson Engemon, seamaiU, r. 30 Clay
Frederickson Frederick, gastehder Californi , I'ii: ■>■!•.,
r. 942 Mission
Frederickson George, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Frederickson Nils, seaman, r. 29 Commercial
Frederickson Richard, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
K^ Frederickson. See Fredrickson
Frediaui Giovanni, vegetables, 74 Colombo Market
Frediani Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Fredman Theodore, seaman P. M. SS. Colima
Fredrick Moe M., salesman Davis Bros., r. 102 Mason
Fredricks Arthur K., blacksmith, r. W s Sherman, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Fredricks Elizabeth, widow, r. W 8 Sherman, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Fredricks E. P., marker S. F. Laundry
Fredricks George, cashier Prescott, Scott & Co., r.
W 8 Sherman, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Fredricks William D., r. W s Sherman, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
t^ Fredricks. See Fredericks, Friedricks andFried-
erichs
Fredrickson Annie Miss, cigarmaker, r. W 8 Tehama,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Fredrickson Antone, cook, r. W s Tehama, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Fredrickson Charles, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Fredrickson Frederick C. (Wittland & Fredrickson) r.
3/i Larkin
Fredrickson William, first officer C. P. RR. stmr
Transit, r. East Oakland
•^ Fredrickson. See Frederickson
Free Benjamin, machinist, r. 826 Lombard
Free Brothers (William and Robert) peddlers gro-
ceries, 20 Taylor
Free Mary Mrs., r. 13 Laskie
Free Public Library, George H. Rogers presi-
dent, Andrew J. Moulder secretary, Fred. B. Per-
kins librarian, 428 Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont
Free Robert, clerk Cluff Bros, and (Free Brothers) r.
135 M Fifth
Free William (Free Brothers) r. 135M Fifth
Free William, machinist, r. 826 Lombard
Freeborn James, capitalist, r. NE cor Jackson and
Gough
Freeborn John, woodturner, r. 656 Natoma
Freechtle Joseph, saddler and harnessmaker, 807
Larkin
Freed Abraham, expressman, 537 California, r. 235
Clara
Freed Matthias, tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
Freedmann Xavier, capitalist, r. 1232 Dupont
Freel Bernard, boilermaker, r. 5ia Sherwood PI
Freel Edward, blacksmith, r. 35 Turk
Freel James, boot treer, r. 22 Minna
Freel John, printer quartermaster's dept Pre.SidiO Rei-
ervatiou, r. 35 Turk
Freel Mary Miss, dressmaker, 35 Turk
Freel Thomas, blacksmith, r. 35 Turk
Freel William H., compositor Examiner, r. 35 Turk
SAN FRftNCISCO LAUNDRY **sHiNa^pN|^at_ short notice
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPOlRTBR OF AND DKALER IX COAL AND PIG IROX,
41 Market Street, comer Spear.
FEE
411
FRE
Iff" Freel. See Friel and Freil
Freeland Chester S., clerk John Barrows, r. Oak-
land
Freeland Enoch G., mining, 19 Merchants' Exchange,
r. Oakland
Freeland John J., seaman, r. 303 Ninth
Freeland William W., carpenter, r. 207 Gough
^^ Freeland. See Vreeland
FreeleR., r. 36 Clay
Freelon Thomas W., judge Superior Court De-
partment No. 11, chambers 8 Montgomery Av, r.
327 Larkin
Freely John, longshoreman, r. 9263^ Harrison
Freeman Albert A., draftsman C. P. RR., r. Oakland
Freeman Benjamin, laborer, r. N s Chestnut, bet Brod-
erick and Baker
Freemau C. A., cigarmaker, r. 12 Everett
Freeman Charles, r. .521) Bush
Freeman Charles A., waiter, r. 83 Stevenson, rear
Freeman Charles W. (Torras & Freeman) r. Oakland
Freemau Daniel, expressman, SW oor California and
.Montgomery, r. 9303^ Sacramento
Freeman Eliza, widow, r. 417 Greenwich
Freeman Emanuel S.((jreenebaum, Sachs & Freeman)
r. 1102 Van Ness Av
Freeman Emma B. Miss, r. 144 Clara
Freeman Enoch, musician Bella Union Theatre, r. 902
Clay
Freeman Eugene M., pilot, ofiace 506 Battery, room 9,
r. Oakland
Freeman Frank, caumaker, r. 1939 O'Farrell
Freeman Frederick, .-hipcarpentur, r. 745 Market
Freeman George, laborer, r. 417 Fremont
Freejiiiin Gideon M. , physician, and manager
Pacific Surgical Institute, office 305 Kearny, r. 703
Taylor
Freeman Harriet B. Miss, dressmaker, r. 11 Tay
Freemau Henry, hounepainter, r. 242 Langton
Freeman Hiram T., shipjoiuer, r. 745 Market
Freeman Jacob (Freemau & Wrin) r. NW cor Califor-
nia and Fair Avs, B. H.
Freeman James, waiter, r. 83 Stevenson, rear
Freeman James E., surveyor and draftsman, 104 Mont-
gomery Block, r. NW cor Jones and California
Freeman James E.,woolgrader, r. 507 Sixth
Freeman Jane E., widow, r. 11 Tay
Freeman Jeremiah N., janitor Dividend Building, r.
324 Pine
Freeman Joseph, boxmaker, r. 324 3^ Seventh
Freeman Lanto, shoemaker, r. 1318 Dupont
Freemau Leander (Freemau & Baker) r. 559 Howard
Freeman Magnus, tailor, r. 713 3^ Bush
Freeman Margaret Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 12 Everett
Freeman Matthew, horseshoer, 833 Geary, r. 112 Lily
Av
Freeman Moses C, steward directors' car C- P. RR.,
r. 122 EUiB
Freeman Robert L. (City Transit Co.) r. Oakland
Freeman Samuel, janitor, r. 209 Prospect PI
Freeman S. E., machinist, r. 632 Market
Freeman, Smith & Co. (Arthur A. Smith) ship-
ping and commission merchants, 122 California
Freeman Susan L., widow, r. 1939 O'Farrell
Freeman Thomas, longshoreman, r. 324 3^ Seventh
Freeman William, engineer, r. 3 Alaska PI
Freeman William, seaman schr Parallel, r. 13 Clay
Freeman Will am, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Freeman William, waiter P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 33
Hinckley
Freemau William, waiter P. C. SS. State of Califor-
nia
Freeman William H., bartender Theatre Comique, r.
607 Pine
Freeman *: Baker (Leander Freeman and Isaiah Ba-
ken shipping merchants, 217 Davis
Freeman & Wrin (Jacob Freeman and Michael J.
Wrin) plumbers and gasfitters, stoves and ranges,
326 Third
Freese Alexander, stevedore George Whitney
Freese Andrew C., stevedore and tue owner, r. 11
Thirteenth
Freese Andrew C. Jr., master tug Kate, r. 11 Thir-
teenth
Freese Frederick, carpenter, r. 1626 Leavenworth
Freese Frederick A., liquor saloon, 121 Fourth, r. 121
Cedar Av
Freese Henry, special policeman, r. 2419 34 Clay
Freese Henry K., laborer, r. 123 Jackson
Freese Herman F., ruching and laces, l.'JS Third, r.
129 Second
Freese John H., liquor saloon, SW cor Steuart
and Howard, r. 110 Eleventh
fty"Freese. See Frese, Fries and Frieee
Freeth Alice Miss, shoefiiter, r. 1149 Market
Freeth Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1149 Market
Freeth J. W., actor Emerson's Standard Theatre, r. 632
Market
Frei Aiidre^v, manufacturer furniture and bed-
steads, 231-239 King, r. 20 Rincon PI
Frei John, dyer, r. NE cor .silver and Fourth
B^Frei. See Frey, Fry and Frye
Freiberg Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. S 8
Shasta, bet Michigan and Illinois
Freiberger Charles, boots and shoes, 1411)^ Stockton
Freiberger John, carpenter, r. Turk Street Hotel
Freidenrich David (Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Acker-
man) attorney at law, 42b California, rooms 4-5, r.
124 O'Farrell
Freidenrich Samuel, r. Lick House
Friedlein Robert, machinist, r. 403 Broadway
Friedlein William Jr., tinsmith, r. 403 Broadway
Freie John H., bartender, r. 19 Grand Av
Freiermuth Charles, tinner Martin Prag, r. Elcho
House
Freiermuth George A., carrier Evening Bulletin, r.
1524 Ellis
Freight Circular (monthly) J. H. Carmany & Co.
publishers, 409 Washington
Freiler John, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Freiling Peter, barber, 228 Brannan
Freischutz G., seaipan, r. North Pacific Hotel
Freitag Heinrich, confectioner Maison Doree, r. 2307
Bush
Freitas ., steward Lisbon House, r. 422 Drumm
Freitas Antone, second cook M. Pleper, r. 113 Natoma
Freitas Antonio, hairdresser, r. 113 Jackson
Freitas Frank, laborer, r. Ninth Av, bet G and H,
South S. F.
Freitas George, laborer, r. 502 Washington
Freitas Joaquin, waiter, r. 17 Anthony
Freitas Lorenzo, seaman, r. 15 Merchant
Freitas Manuel T., restaurant, 43 Second, r. 17 An-
thony
Freitas Mary Mrs., buttonholemaker, r. 16 Merchant
Freling Arthur, restaurant. 520 Merchant, r. 626 Cali-
fornia
Frelloehr Juliu^. machinist, r. 1'227 Folsom, rear
Fremier Julius B.. clerk G. D. Mariaui, r. 131i; Powell
FRENCH AND ENGLISH INSTITUTE
Xavier Melret principal, 714 and 716
Broad^vay
French Abraham W., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1
Eureka PI
French Ann, widow, r. 21 Oak
French Augusta Mrs., r. 11 Powell
French Benevolent Society, office 510 Jackson
French Board of Under»vriters, Edward Che-
vassus agent, office 205 Sansome
French C. B., storekeeper American Exchange Hotel
French Charles, clerk R. R. Swain, r. 1811 Pine
French Charles, student Barnard's Business College
French Charles C, commission merchant, r. 118 Du-
pont
French C. J. Mrs., widow, seamstress, r. 25 Prospect
PI
French Culinary Society, 508 Bush
French Cyrus E.. storekeeper American Excbange
Hotel, r. 340 Third
French Edmund W., solicitor J. Sennett & Co., r. 323
Chestnut
French Edward, oiler P. C. SS. Aucon
French Frances, widow, r. 1403 Steiner
French Frank, shipping clerk Siegfried & Branden-
steln, r. 330 Duncan
French Frank J., attorney at law, 528 California,
room 8, r. 1617 Jackson
French Frank M., bookkeeper N. S. Arnold k Co., r.
418 Sutter
French Frank W., machinist, r. 119 Perry
French George E., bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. 513 Jones
French George S., clerk What Cheer House, r. Oak-
land
French George W., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 409
Fell
Freuth Hayes C. (French & Peterson) oculist and
aurist. 319 Geary, r. 5'.;2 Twenty-second
French Herbert M.. clerk, r. 1427 Washington
French Hose* E., machinist, r. SE cor Gear and Leav
ECSSWOOl], LIGNUM-VM, BOXWOOD
JOHN "WIGMORE,
133 Mr>:AK STBl^KT.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
FEE
412
FRI
French Hogpital, Desire Martin superintendent,
S 8 Bryaiit. bet Fifth and Sixth
French James, stevedore George Whitney
French J. L. S., clerk Kice, Ewer & Co., r. 1716 Sutter
French John B., driver Summit Ice Co., r. 919 Golden
Gate Av
French John H., salesman George Finck, NW cor
Kearny and Geary
French John M., carriagepainter, r. 11 Powell
French John S., teamster, r. 31 Oak Grove Av
French Joseph M., capitalist, 206 Front, r. 207 Taylor
French Library, rooms 120 Sutter
French Lizzie A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1004 Sutter
French Louis, engineer, r. 2729 Howard
French Lucius, porkdealer, 5 Grand Central Market,
r. 409 Fell
French M. A., clerk The Baldwin, r. 118 O'Farrell
French Marshall, cashier R. Dinsmore, r. Euss House
French Mary, domestic 922 O'Farrell
French Maude E. Miss, r. 5.56 Minna
French Mutual Benevolent Society (Society
Francaise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle) G. Wolff and
H. Mefret secretaries, 510 Jackson
French Mutual Benevolent Society Cemetery, north
of City Cemetery
French Mutual Bulltling' and l<oan Asso-
ciation, Emanuel Eaas president, L. L. Den-
nery secretary, 729 Montgomery, room 4
French Nellie A., widow, r. Marlborough House
French Norman G., bookkeeper, r. 201 Taylor
French Befurmed Evangelical Church, Rev. Edmund
Verrue pastor, E s Powell, bet Bush and Sutter
French Savings and Loan Society, Leon
Mejasson president, A. Brand secretary, 534 Cali-
fornia
French Stephen T., r. 1811 Pine
French Thomas J. (T. J. French & Co.) r. 2327 Mis-
sion
French Thomas J., driver City RR., r. 1457 Minna
French T. J. & Co. (Thomas J. French and James T.
Young) groceries, 2339 Mission
French Trans-Atlantic Co. (New York and Havre) J.
F. Fugazi agent, office 6 Montgomery Av
French Wheeler N., amalgamator, r. 2814 Pine
French William F. , liquidating clerk naval office
Custom House, r. 1534 Bush
French Zouave Hall, 810 Pacific
French «& Peterson (Hayes C. French and Alfred
C. Peterson) oculists and aiirists, 319 Geary
Frenua Henry, clerk Ignazio Frenna, r. 113 Siith
Frenna Ignazio, fruits and vegetables, 113 Sixth
Frenna Joseph P., barber, r. 1102 Larkin
Frenna Vincent, clerk ignacio Frenna, r. 113 Sixth
Frenzel Edmund A., assayer, r. 1435 Pacific
Frerichs Martin (Lohmann & Frerichs) r. 9
Bowie Av
Freschet Alphonse, blacksmith, r. cor First and Mis-
sion
Freschle Gustave, waiter, r. 411 Pacific
Frese Christian, liquor saloon, 518 Battery, r. 233
Jackson
Frese F. W. Z., merchant, 310 California
Frese Hermann, boots and shoes, 327 Dupont, r.
275 Stevenson
Frese Richard, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. 415 East
B^Frese. See Freese and Fries
Freshwater John H., steward, r. 806 Mission
Fresno Colony, Thomas E. Hughes & Sons pro-
prietors, office 314 Montgomery, Toom 14
Fresnq Enterprise Co., W. H. Allen secretary, 306
Pine, room 9
Fresno Gold Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.) Daniel
Buck secretary, 81 Nevada Block
Fresno Land Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.) W. E. Cunning-
ham secretary, 434 Californls, room 7
Fresno Vineyard Co., M. Theodore Kearney
manager, 22 Montgomery
Freter John F., cook, r. 70 Brady
Fretillaire John, carriagemaker, r. 402 Main
Fretlllaire Louis, calker, r. Missouri PI
Fretillaire William, calker, r. 9 Tehama PI
Fretwell Edwin, secretary Betts' Spring Co., 218
Fremont, r. 211'2 Green
Fretz Franz H. (Schmidt & Fretz) r. 700 Broadway
Freubis Joseph, portrait artist, r. 147 Ninth
Freud Hannah Miss (M. Freud & Sons) r. The Bald-
win
Freud Isaac (M. Freud & Sons) r. The Baldwin
Freud Isadore (Newman & Freud) r. 2320 Clay
Freud J. Richard (M. Freud & Sous) r. The Baldwin
FREUD M. & SONS ,Morris,I«.ac,
•7. Richard and Miss Hannah Freud)
importers and manufacturers corsets,
74^-744 Market and 10-1^ Dupont
Freud Morris (M. Freud & Sons) r. New York
Freudenberg John H., rectifier, r. E s Scott, bet
Greenwich and Filbert
Freudenberg Matthias, porter Schultz & Von 'Bargen,
r. 816 Larkin
Freudenthal George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Freudenthal John H., laborer, r. 959 Bryant
Freuler John, bookkeeper F. Berton & Co., r. Oa:^.
land
Freiind Ernest, traveling agent, r. 726 Bush
Freund Frank M., insurance agent, 209 Sansome, r.
1425 Howard
Freund John, trunkmaker, r. 38 Harriet
Freund Otto, r. 1425 Howard
Freund Philipp (Freund & Co.) r. 332 Eddy
Freund William (Freund & Morgan) r. 763}^ Bryant
Freund & Co. (Philipp Freund and Lewis Rosenberg)
blankbooks, stationery, etc., 204 Bush
Freund & Morgan (William Freund and William Mor-
gan) cigar mnfrs, 763 J^ Bryant
Frey Amelia Miss, r. 100 Turk
Frey Augusta, domestic 1020 Green
Frey Charles, cutler, r. 1012 Union •
Frey Charles S., clerk E. J. Bowen, r. 603 Pine
Frey Edward C. r. 320 Jessie
Frey Mary, cook 1914 Sacramento
Frey Philip & Co. (Frankfort on the Main) mnfrs
lithographic prints, C. H. Heininger & Co. agents,
609 Sacramento
Frey Reiuhold, cooper David Woerner, r. 320 Waller,
rear
Frey 'William A., importer and dealer musical
instruments, sheet musi^, stationery and fancy
goods, 107-109 Post, r. 1502 Pacific Av
B^" Frey. See Frei, Fry and Frye
Freyslaben Gustave, butcher, r. 216 Second
Friand Joseph, oculist, r. 2724 Folsom
Friby Claude, shoemaker, r. 1318 Dupont
Frichette A. D., carpenter, r. NE cor Powell and Cali-
fornia Avs, B. H.
Frichette Edmond, carpenter, r. 37 Powell Av, B. H.
Frichette Louis D., carpenter and builder, 106 Wash-
ington, r. NE cor California and Powell Avs, B. H.
Frichette Louis E., carpenter, r. 243 Ninth
Frichosky Anna, domestic 439 Eddy
Frick Frederica, widow, r. 1140 Green
Frick Hi-nry M., stalrbuilder, r. 1140 Green
Frick Wallace, bartender, r. 145 Third
Frlcke Charles, foreman Charles Bernard, r. 2010
Taylor
Fried Adolph, traveling salesman Livingston & Co.,
r. 1836 Sutter
Fried Charles, butcher, r. 450 Sixteenth
Fried David, barber, 1527 Turk
Fried Henry W., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1020
Mission
Fried Moses, butcher, r. 132 Oak
Fried Rudolph D., waiter, r. 1527 Turk
Fried William, bartender, r. 5 Central PI
Frledberg Abraham, cigarmaker, r. 16 Fifth Av
Friedberg Bertha, widow, r. 17 Garden
Friedberg E. Mrs., dressmaker, 417 Sutter
Friedberg Elias, compositor, r. 417 Sutter
Friedberg Isaac, clerk M. Jacobs & Son, r. 472 Jessie
Friedberg Noah 8., bookkeeper, r. 424 Sixth
Friedeberg Adolph, bookkeeper D. Samuels, r, 417
Kearny
Frledel Frederick T., shoemaker, 158 )i Steuart, r. 892
Dolores
Friedel Uenry, r. 637 California
Friederich Christ., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Friederich Gustav, accountant London and 8. F.
Bank, r. 2117 Bush
Friederichs H., physician, r. 18 First
Friedhofer August P. (P. Frledhofer & Son) r. 622
Eighteenth
Friedhofer P. & Son (Paul and August) horse-
shoers, 105 Commercial
Friedhofer Paul (P. Friedhofer & Son) r. 522 Eigh-
teenth
Friedhofer William F., clerk Steylaars & Rossi, r. NE
cor Mission and Nineteenth
Friedlander Adolph, salesman D. Samuels, r. Ala-
meda
Friedlander Annie, widow, r. 819 }<; Larkin
LOUIS BRAVERWAN & CO., Jewelers, t:'z,%°'' ir^iM:ZrlTu
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHINO CAIiliEn FOR AN» DEMVKKED.
OFFICE, 64S MARKET STREET.
FBI
413
FBI
Friedlander Bernard, merchant tailor, 761 Market, r. 7
Seventh
Friedlander Brothers (Herman and Samuel J.)
importers and jobbers hats and caps, 21-23 San-
some
Friedlander Edward J., traveling salesman I. S. Ro-
senbaum is Co., r. The Baldwin
Friedlander Ernst, merchant, 537 Market, r. 310M Fell
Friedlander George (Friedlander k Co.) r. Oakland
Friedlander Gustaviis, r. 91t; Sutter
Friedlander Herman (Friedlander Brothers) r. New
York
Friedlander Herman, mnfr and wholesale and
retail dealer ladies', children's and infants' un-
derwear, hosiery, etc., 9 Kearny, r. 153G Ellis
Friealander I. Mrs., r. 1913 Clay
Friedlander Joseph, assistant bookkeeper Geoige W.
Meade & Co., r. 916 Sutter
Friedlander Laura Mrs., costumer, 202 Stevenson
Friedlander Moritz (Michels, Friedlander & Co.) r.
217 Post
Friedlander Pauline Mrs., r. 309 Turk
Friedlander Samuel, clerk Philip Schlichter, r. 502
Bush
Friedlander Samuel J. (Friedlander Brothers) r. 908
O'Farrell
Friedlander Sigmund, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Montgomery and Union
Friedlander T. Gary, clerk E. F. Bent & Co., r. 1913
Clay
Friedlander & Co. (George Friedlander) oyster house
and restaurant, 210 Sutter
Friedlander's Building, NE cor California and San-
some
Friedman Charles, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 3 August Alley
Friedman Edward (Friedman & Blow) r. 1025 Geary
Friedman Harry, barber, r. 2H Pacific
Friedman Henry, bookkeeper Elias Reeb, r. 510 M
Hayes
Friedman Isaac, peddler, r. 1910 Larkin, rear
Friedman Isadore, salesman, r. 605 Taylor
Friedman Joseph S., real estate, 607 Washington, r.
1006 Larkin
Friedman Louis, cigars and tobacco, 311 Bush, r.
510 >4 Hayes
Friedman Louis, tailor, r. 510 5^ Hayes
Friedman Matilda, widow, r. 432 Linden Av
Friedman Max, agent, r. 226 Sixth
Friedman Max, waiter, r. 508 Leavenworth
Friedman Meyer, driver Zimmermann, Strouse &Co.,
r. 432 Linden Av
Friedman N., r. 921 Polk
Friedman Philip J., peddler, r. 523 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Friedman Raphael, salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co.,
r. 605 Taylor
Friedman Samuel, furniture, 305 Third
Friedman Samuel, tailor, r. 510 >$ Hayes
Friedman & Blow (Edward Friedman and A. W.
Blow) grain and produce brokers, 121 California
Friedricli Brotliers (Charles G. and John G.)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixteenth and Sec-
ond Av
Friedrich Charles G. (Friedrich Brothers) r. 16 Mis-
sion Av
Friedrich John G. (Friedrich Brothers) r. 1012 Va-
lencia
Friedricha Henry H. (S. F. Furniture Factory) r. 737
Treat Av
Friedricha Philip (Friedrichs & Wack) r. 717 Treat
Av
Friedrichs & Wack(Philip Friedrichs and John Wack)
proptrs Pioneer Brewery, 717-719 Treat Av
a^Frledrichs. See Frederichs, Fredericks and Fred-
ricks
Frieker Carl, waiter, r. 347 Jessie
Friel James, tireman Oregon Imp. S3. Walla Walla
Frlel Jumed, horaeshoer, 55 Beale, r. 1716 Jessie
Friel Maurice, fireman, r. 625 Davis
•e^Friel. See Free!
Friele Daniel E., chief officer P. M. 8S. City of
Peking, r. 1605 Jones
Frieman Frank, porter Philadelphia House, 421 BuBh
Friend Daniel, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharl
Friend David, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Friend James H., seaman, r. 1111 Clay
Friend Josephine Mi.-is, waitress, r. 709 Stockton
Friend Josephine Mrs., saleslady O'Reilly & Early, r.
320)4 Fifth
Friend W. H., entry clerk naval office Custom House,
r. Oakland
Friend William, car driver, r. 812 Folsom
Frier C, butcher, r. 735 Brannan
Fries Christian, r. 613 Stevenson
Fries Mathias, waiter, r. 613 Stevenson
Fries Peter, second mate schr Mary Buhne, r. 44
Steuart
fi^Fries. See Freese and Freae
Friesenhausen John, liquor saloon, SE cor Devisadero
and Geary
Friesenhausen John Jr., grainer, r. SE cor Geary and
Devisadero
Friet Moses, butcher, r. 132 Oak
Frietts Bella, waitress TheTruesdell
Frietts Frederick A., blacksmith, r. 108 Tehama, rear
Frietts Joseph, carpenter, r. 108 'Tehama, rear
Frietts Minnie Miss, r. 108 Tehama, rear
Fnise Charles S., captain brig John D. Spreckels, r.
133a 3^ Natoma
Frimel Frank, dishwasher, r. Capitol Hotel
Frincke Herman, blacksmith, r. 418 Broadway
Friucke Josi'e Miss, dressmaker, r. 32 J4 Langton
Frincke Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 32 H Langton
Frincke Louis, paper hanger, r. NE cor Bay and
Mason
Frincke Sophie Miss, telegraph operator, r. 32)^
Langton
Friuk George K., clerk Cobb, Bovee & Co., r. 224
Seventh
Frink Georjere W., manager Pacific Coast Land
Bureau, 22 Montgomery, r. 224 Seventh
Frinquet Jean, butcher, r. Fifth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F. •
Friol John, fireman O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Friot Alfred, dealer delicacies, 43 Washington Market,
r. 526 Merchant
Friesbie Edward G., r. 240 Sixth
Frisbie Henry, policeman, r. 9 Rausch
Frisbie Lewis W., secretary Cal. Glass Works, cor
Utah and Alameda, r. 736 Tehama
Frisbie Moses, liquor saloon, 536 Jackson, r. 103
Montgomery Av
Frisbie Thomas M., gardener Portsmouth Square, r.
419 Powell
Frisbie W., r. 1507 California
Frisch Henry H., clerk J. W. Frisch, r. 132 Seventh
Frisch John W., groceries and liquors, 132 Seventh
Frischar Robert, barber, r. Ahlborn House
Friachknecht Charles, r. Chicago Hotel
Friachling Ferdinand, tailor, r. 115 Geary, rear
Friscia Yincenzo, Fishermeu'a Assn, 307 Broadway
Frisiani Lucas, bartender Charles Roziere
Frisius Frederick A., translator and accountant, 330
Piuf, rooms 11-12, r. 1713 Polk
Fritch Edgar H., bookkeeper Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 1008 Green
Fritch F.. clerk, r. 365 Jessie
Fritch George, agent SS. Empire, office 118 Pacific,
r. 1008 Green
Fritch Thomas, carpenter Harbor View Hotel
Fritcher Charles, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 210
Minna
Fritsch Charles, upholsterer, r. 5 Central PI
Fritsch Emil, bookkeeper Thomas Bell & Co., r. 810
Leavenworth
Fritsche Joseph, shoemaker, r. 734 Montgomery
Fritschi Alfred B., bookkeeper Philip, Speyer& Co. r.
1417 Misaion
Fritschi John H., foreman upholsterer John B. Luch-
singer & Son, r. 825 Jessie
Fritschi Sigmund, engineer John B. Luchsinger i
Son, r. 722 Minna
Fritschi Ulrich, foreman John B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. 722 Minna
Fritz A., carpenter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Fritz August, compositor, r. 1617 Howard
Fritz Charles H., measman P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Frit7. Eufijene N. (Fritz k Kean) r. 2526)^ Mission
Fritz Henry, shoemaker, r. 435 Pine
Fritz Henry D., blackamith, r. 142 Natoma
Fritz John, assayer F. Relchling & Co., r. 1617 Howard
Fritz Margaret, widow, r. 739 Harrison
Fritz Mary, widow, r. 236 Seventh
Fritz Minnie Miss, waitress, r. 108 Second
Fritz Philip, liquor saloon, 714 Bryant, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Fritz Robert, porter Davis Bros., Toklas k Co., r.
312 Post
Fritz Williaai, baker, r. 912 Clay
INTERIOR RECORATORS, G.W.CLARK k CO., 645 Martet St.
H
IlfCKI.EX. SPIERS * HAYES. FUtTON IRON WORKS. 21.1 ^remmU fitrect,
Manufstctorerit of STATIONARY and MABINE EN«INES and BOILERS.
FBI
414
FUL
Fritz & Kean (Eugene N. Fritz and Michael C. Kean)
plumbers and gasfitters, 130 Geary
Fritzell Matthew, shipcarpenter, r. 416^ Seventh
Fritzer Henry, butcher ,r.SE cor Seventh and Kallroad
Avs, South S. F.
Fritzschen Herman B., bartender, r. 46 Steuart
Frlzell Frank, sawyer, r. 431 Vallejo
Frizell Lucy Miss, dressmaker, r. 431 Vallejo
Frlzell Mary, widow, r. 431 Vallejo
Frizell Richard, shoemaker, r. Centennial House
Frizell William, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 431
Vallejo
Frodsham Edward, flour packer Genesee Mill Co., r
1219 J<S Pacific
Frodsham Edward Jr., shoetrimmer, t. 1219}$ Pacific
Frodsham Henry, compositor, r. 11 William
Frodsham John, watchmaker, r. 11 William
Froelich Christian Jr., agent Morris, Tasker & Co. (of
Philadelphia, New York and Boston) office 202
Market, room 8, r. Grand Hotel
Froelich Joseph, painter, r. Turk St. Hotel
Froescher Geoige, marblecutter, r. 863 J4 Market
Froese Frank W., currier, r. C06 Sixth
Frohlich Hein. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Frohlich Henry, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Frohman Charles, cooper, r. 424 Sansome
Frohman Henry (Strauss & Frohman) r. 920 Jackson
Frohman S. & Co. (Solomon Frohman) importers and
mnfrs cigars, cigarettes and tobacco, (527-629
Montgomery
Frohman Solomon (S. Frohman & Co.) r. 235 Kearny
Frohmaun Ferdinand, assistant bookkeeper S. Lach-
mau & Co., r. 429 J>5 Oak
Frohmann Susman, merchant, r. 4293^ Oak
Frohn John, shoemaker, 12 Howard
Frolich Theodore, solicitor A. Waldstein, r. 1908 Bu-
chanan
Fromberg Charles, foreman Gustave Baum, r. 530
Bush
Fromberg Ellas, driver City RR., r. 1656 Howard
Fromberg Rachael Miss, milliner Mrs. E. T. Skid-
more
U^Fromberg. See Froomberg
Froment Antone, cook Palace Hotel
Froment Mars A., machinist, r. 729 Bay
Fromheim Julius, fruits, etc., 56 Second
Fromm Albert W., engineer, r. 83<5 Graud Av
Fromm Louis (Fromm & Schaefer) r. 957 Howard
Fromm Nicholas, cooper, r. Branch House
Fromm & Schaefer (Louis Fromm and Charles
Schaefer) manufacturers upholsterers' trim-
mings, 543 Market
Fromme August, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Fromulas C. L., waiter P. C. SS. George W. Elder, r.
225 Third
Frondel August, brickmason, r. 411 Pacific
Froneman Henry A., porter Hews & Weeks, r. 63 Na-
toma
Front Street Block, E s Front, bet Clay and Washing-
ton
Front Street Free Warehouse, Gower & Gil-
man proprietors, SW cor Front and Broadway
Front Street Wharf, foot of Front
Frontiu Elizabeth A. Miss, assistant Ewing Primary
School, r. 1515 Jackson
Frontiu J. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1515 Jackson
Frontiu Joseph B., collector F. S. Wensinger, r. 1515
Jackson
Frontin M. J. Miss, assistant Ewing Primary School,
r. 1515 Jackson
Frontin V., laborer, r, 426 Powell
Froom Frederick, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Froomberg Abraham, auctioneer, r. 1337 Howard
Froomberg liarnoy, showcase maker, r. NE cor How-
ard and Thirteenth
Froomberg Henry, furrier, 114 Post, and proptr 8. F.
Horao Market and Carriage Repository, 33-37 New
Montgomery, r. 332 Gulden Gate Av
Froomberg Isaac, horstdealer, r. 1C56 Howard
l^'Froomberg. See Fromberg
FroBS Bernard, merchant tailor, 515 Bush, r. 5 3^
Monroe
Fross Morris, tailor, 415 Stockton
Frost A., r. 810 Powell
Frost Arthur H.. clerk William J. Bryan, r. 818 Jack-
son
Frost Cordelia L. Miss, furnished rooms. 632 Jessie
I Frost Eugene, bookkeeper, r. 1814 Sutter
I Frost Heury, musician, r. 919 Union
i Frost Henry E., civil engineer, r. 759 Market
Frost Herbert F., engineer California St. RR., r. 1640
Polk
Frost Horatio (Frost b Richards) r. 1814 Sutter
Frost James W., manufacturers' agent, 120
Sutter, room 30, r. 423 Sutter
Frost J. S., bartender, r. SW cor California and Larkin
Frost Lucy A., widow, r. 221 Capp
Frost Norman S., civil engineer, r. 759 Market
Frost Peter, driver Market St. RR., r. 1008 Stelner
Frost Thomas R., pharmacist Apothecaries' Hall, r. 1
New Montgomery
Frost Walter C, agent, r. 2740 M Sixteenth
Frost Wellington, clerk B. M. Atchinson & Co., r. 632
Jessie
Frost William, cook, r. 2728 Mission
Frost William P., journalist Evening Post, r. Abbots-
ford House
Frost & Richards (Horatio Frost and Calvin Richards)
house and sign painters, 206 Post
Frothingham Peter, mining, 330 Pine, room 9, r. 1001
Mason
Frowenfeld Edward (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. New York
Frowenfeld Jacob (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. 1423 Sutter
Frowlss Frank, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 909
Treat Av
Fruh Eliza, cook, 1209 Leavenworth
Frundt Henry, clerk W. J. Houston k. Co., r. Chicago
Hotel
Trunk Charles E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Frush Carroll V., druggist, r. 403 Broadway
Frutlger Catherine, widow, r. 2105 Steiner
Fruttuoso Vanasco, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Fry Abby, widow, r. 620}^ Natuma
Fry Edward M., stockbroker, 419 California, room 23,
r. 1812 Jackson
Fry John, tailor, r. 334 Seventh
Fry John, waiter O. R. and N. SS. Oregon
Fry John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 108 Second
Fry John D., capitalist, 419 California, room 23, r. 1812
Jackson
Fry John W., contractoi;, r. 13 Washington Av
Fry Robert D., r. 1812 Jackson
Frye Frank A., pressman, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Frye John, plumber, r. 616 Natoma
M^" Frye. See Frei, Freye and Fry
Fryer Lizzie J. Mrs., assistant Columbia St. Grammar
School, r. SW cor Bartlett and Twenty-first
Fuchs Charles, musician Winter Garden, r. 807 Union
Fuchs Charles, tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Fuchs Elizabeth, widow, r. 619 Seventh
Fuchs Elizabeth Miss, seamstress, r. 619 Seventh
Fuchs Ferdiuaiul, cooper, r. 619 Seventh
Fuchs George (Fuchs & Euler) r. 37 Oak Grove Av
Fuchs Henry, bartender, r. The Windsor
Fuchs Joseph, carpenter, r. Turk St. Hotel
Fuchs Joseph, cooper Lafayette Brewery, r. 725 Green
Fuchs Louis G., tinsmith, r. 811 Montgomery
Fuchs Martin, carpenter, r. 13 Baldwin Court
Fuchs Nicholas (Relnle & Fuchs) r. 418 Octavia
Fuchs Robert, toys and notions, 1415 Stockton
Fnchs & Euler (George Fuchs and Henry Euler
Jr.) proprietors Fifth St. Furniture Manufacturing
Co.. .'545-547 Fifth
Fuencleliiig Julius Rev., pastor First German
Reformed Church, r. 29 Eleventh
Fuerstenau Frank, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Fuery Beatrice, domestic 508 Sutter
Fui^azi John F. , European steamship agent and
notary public, 5 Montgomery Av, r. 923 Union
Fugazl Madeline Miss, r. 419 Broadway
Fugazi Mary Mrs., r. 419 Broadway
Fugnzzl Agostlno, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Fugazzi Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Fugazzi Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
B^Fugazzi. See Foccaci
Fuggal Albert, dishwasher, r. 320 Folsom
Fuhrniiinu Adolph M., proprietor Pacific Wire
Works, 751 Mission, r. 836 Union
Fuhrman Charles M., harnessmaker, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Fuhs Matthew, machinist, r. German Hotel
Fuiren .lacob H., laborer, r. 533 Bryant
Fukal Frank, carpenter, r. 118 GoldeuGate Av
Fulda Albert, r. 1905 BuSh
Fulda Beruhard, butcher, 801 Geary, r. 519 Hyde
Fulda Brothers (Henry C. and Lamartiue R.)
proprietors Fulda's Planing Mill and California
Wine Cooperage, 30-40 Spear
Fulda Caroline, widow, r. 1905 Bush
Fulua Edward, carpetlayer, r. 1905 Bush
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY *'°°'' *?„!!.l5o^.°^'*'""«
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OP AXD DEAXER IX ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AN'D DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
FUL
415
FUK
Fulda Henrj' C. (Fulda Brothers) r. 1905 Bueh
Fulda Lamartine E. (Fulda Brothers) r. 1905 Bush
Fnlda's Planinjf Mill, Fulda Brothers propri-
etors, 30-40 Spear
Fulkerth L.W., law clerk Bagfjett k Piatt, r. 522 Jones
Fuilalove John, conductor Presidio RE., r. 1215
Union
Fullard Agnes Miss, copyist J. A. Benson, r. 55 South
Park
Fullard W. Mrs., widow, r. 55 South Park
Fullard William C, photographer Bradley & Eulof-
son, r. 55 South Park
Fuller A. H., molder, r. 30'5 Beale
Fuller A. L. Mrs., medium, r. 1150 Howard
Fuller Alonzo F., machinist, r. 8Ji Langton
Fuller Caroline Mrs., r. 1017 Pacific
Fuller Charles, expressman Saucelito Ferry, r. 210
Francisco, rear
Fuller Charles H., dentist, office and r. 44 St. Ann's
Bldg
Fuller Charles H., drayman D. L. Farnsworth
Fuller Charlel O., switchman C.P. RR., r. 1436 Mis-
sion ,
Fuller David, expressman, SW^or Fourth and Market,
r. 644 Stevenson
Fuller David M., housepainter, r. 1118 Filbert
Fuller Frank W., machinist, 419 Sacramento, r. 717
Hyde
Fuller George, shoemaker, r. 1017 Larkin
Fuller George H., mni'r school and office furniture, 19
New Montgomery, r. 606 Capp
Fuller H. Emma, r. 1.5'20 Clay
Fuller Hinds, city agent Fireraans Fund Insurance Co.,
401 California, r. Oakland
FiiUer James F., musician, r. 515 Leavenworth
Fuller Jay I., telegraph operator quartermaster's dept,
Presidio Reservation
Fuller Jenuie, widow, r. 1542 Howard
Fuller John H., r. 1307 3<; Polk
Fuller John S., r. 322 Twenty-second
Fuller Josiah, builder, r. 411 Tehama
Fuller Kate M. Miss, assistant Greenwich St. Primary
School, r. 318 Taylor
Fuller Lewis H., assistant ticket auditor C.P. EE.,NE
cor Fourth and Townsend. r. 2917 Sacramento
Fuller Marion, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Fuller Martin, teller S. F. Savings Union, r. 428 Eddy
Fuller Mary, widow, r. 1046 Folsom
Fuller Mary E., widow, r. 1518 Pacific Av
Fuller Mary S. Miss, r. 613 Folsom
Fuller Orlando, insurance broker, 322-324 California,
r. 62 South Park
Fuller Philip, butcher, r. 1103 Folsom
Fuller Sarah Mrs., r. 14 Clinton
Fuller Sarah A., cook Globe House, SE cor Sixth and
Brannan
Fuller Sherwood W. , clerk Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 20
Hill
Fuller Susan, laundress, r. 83 Stevenson
Fuller Thomas, saddle and harnessmaker, 312 Jack-
son
Fuller William, cook, r. 4 Hardie PI
Fuller William A., blacksmith, r. .541 Stevenson
Fuller "William B., compositor, r. Revere House
Fuller William H., photographer Bradley & Rulof-
son, r. 28 South Park
Fuller William M., clerk Hutchinson k Mann, r. 115
Ridley
Fuller William P. (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) r. 613 Fol-
Bom
Fuller William P. Jr., salesman Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. ()13 Folsom
Fuller W. Stockton, r. 322 Twenty-second
Fullerton Alexander, rigger, r. 263 Third
Fullerton Cornelius, fruits and vegetables, 1819 Hyde
Fullerton T., laborer, r. NW cor Bay and Powell
FuUgruff Richard, liquor saloon, 401 Broadway
Fullntn Edward A., ironmolder, r. 545 Howard, rear
FuUum Thomas, r. 146 Clara
Fulman Esther, widow, r. 8 Welsh, rear
Fulman Philip, r. 8 Welsh, rear
Fult(m Albert, shiiJcarpenter, r. 118 Perry
Fulton Albert L.. compositor, r. 132 Townsend
Fulton Charles A., clerk U. S. Navy Pay Office, r. Oak-
land
Fulti n Charles P., bartender, r. 1015 Mason
Fulton Daniel, machinist, r. 648 Mission .
Fulton Eva Miss, r. E s Illinois, bet Sierra and Shasta
Fulton Hannah, widow, r. 412 Hyde
Fulton House, John Curtin proptr, 112 Steuart
Fulton Iron Works, Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes
proprietors, 207-213 Fremont and 309-315 Howard,
office 220 Fremont
Fulton J., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Fulton JoUn(Lippitt, Leak k Co.)r. GloverSville.N.T.
Fulton John B., foreman S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W
8 Iowa, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Fulton John J., tanner, r. 132 Townsend
Fulton John M., laborer, r. W s Iowa, bet Nevada and
Humboldt
Fulton John R., with Eodgers, Meyer & Co., r. 1858}^
Stevenson
Fulton Joseph, mining engineer, r. 939 Howard
Fulton Livery Stable, Edward H. Doyle pro-
prietor, 246 Third ,
Fulton Mary, widow, seamstress, r. 458 Natoma
Fulton Mary J., widow, r. E s Illinois, bet Sierra and
Shasta
Fulton Nellie Miss, r. 725 California
Fulton Robert J., steward, r. 648 Mission
Fulton Theodore, r. 630 Filbert
Fulton Walter E., magazine keeper Dupont Powder
Co., and extraman Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D., r. E b
Illinois, bet Sierra and Shasta
Fulton William (Edwards, Pickens k Fulton) r. 507)^
Hyde
Fulton William L., compositor, r. 132 Townsend
Fulvia Bassi Mrs., widow, r. 318 Broadway
Funcke Elise, widow, r. 300 Fair Oaks
Funcke Philip, manager Louis Sloss & Co., and liquor
saloon and boarding. Sixth Av.bet Q andR, South
S. F.
Funcke Philip Jr., currier L. P. Degen, r. Sixth Av,
bet Q and R, South S. F.
8tF" Funcke. See Fuuke
Funge W.W.,r. Occidental Hotel
Funk Charles G., liquor R.iloon, 330 Main
Funk Charles G., mining, 310 Pine, r. 318 Kearny
Funk Christian C, sailmaker, 46 Clay, r. 1605}^ Du-
pont
Funk Henry, barber, 531 Sacramento, r. 315 Green
Funk John P., sailmaker, r. 5 Washington
Funk M., baker, r. 61 ki Shipley
Funke Emilie Mrs., physician, office and r. 1630 How-
ard
Funke Henry, miner, r. 904 Kearny
Funke Henry, wheelwright William Wertsch, r. 4 Las-
kie
8^" Funke. See Fimcke
Fiinkenstedt Mary L., widow, r. 144 Fifth
Funkensteiii C. & Co. (Charles Funkenstein)
importing and foreign commission merchants, and
wholesale coffee and liquor dealers, 320 Sansome,
room 35
Funkenstein Charles (C. Funkenstein & Co., and E. b
C. Funkenstein) r. 597 Ellis
Funkenstein E. & C. (Edward and Charles) Pa-
cific Coast Dramatic Agency, 320 Sansome, room 35
Funkenstein Edward (E. &C. Funkenstein) r. 597 Ellis
Funkenstein Julius, real estate broker, 320 San-
some, room 35, r. 597 Ellis
Funkenstein Pincus, mercliaut, r. 1 Caroline
Funkenstein Samuel, clerk, r. 1 Caroline
Furbush Ellis M.. salesman Dutton & Partridge, r.
1827 Stockton ■
Furbush Moses, workman aesayer'B dept U. S. Mint,
r. 813 Lombard
Furcate John, wholesale sheep butcher, cor Fifth and
Railroad Avs, r. Sixth Av, betL and M, South S. F.
Furentz Luigl. farmer, r. 525 Union
Furey James, hamcurer, r. 2016 Filbert
Furey John, coachman, r. 2201 Jones
Furger Lizzie Miss, r. 520 Natoma
Furgcr Mary A., jvidow, r. 520 Natoma
Furgie Edward, agent Pac. Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
418 California
Furley Edward, r. .500 Broadway
Furley John F., goldbeater, r. 824 Pacific, rear
Furlong Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 15 Natoma
Furlong C. J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 31 Eddy
Furlong George, de<khand Quarantine Boat Gov. Per-
kins, r. 115 Vallejo
Furlong James, longshoreman, r. 15 Natoma
Furlong John, boilermaker, r. 313 Day
Furlong John, laborer, r. 123 Jackson
Furlong Joseph, butcher. l.'':04 Polk, r. 1529 Sutter
Furlong Michael, r. Columbia Hotel
Furlong P., r. 1 Boyd
Furlong Patrick, lamplighter, r. 113 William .
Furlong Patrick, stevedore, r. 73 Natoma
OAK, ASK, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH.
JOHN WIGMORE,
i;t:S Spear St.
G. D. MORSE,
PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 HARKET ST.
Pliolograi>Iiy in sill itM branchpti executed in Huy «tyle.
FUR
416
GAF
Furlong Patrick Mrs., widow, dairy, Cole, South of
Golden Gate Park
Furlong Samuel J., assistant engineer O. E. and N.
SS. City of Chuster, r. 221 Elm Av
Furlong Thomas, policeman, r. 293 Dnion
Furlong Thomas N. (Furlong k Manseau) r. 419 Stev-
enson
Furlong & Manseau (T. N. Furlong and J. Manseau)
mnfrs show cases, 819 Market
Furman C. J. Mrs., proptr Change House, 331 Mont-
gomery
Furman Emma, widow, r. 2205 Pine
Furman Henry M., bookkeeper F. P. & J. A. Hooper,
r. 2205 Pine
Furnesa A. G., r. 32 Golden Gate Av
Furness John, contractor and builder, office 28 New
Montgomery, r. 645 Oak
Furniss George E., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 513
Hyde, rear
Furrer Ambrose, milker, r. NW cor Clara Av and
Eighteenth
Furrer Casper, milk ranch, Anderson, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Furrer Gottlieb (Furrer & Specht) r. NE cor Green-
wich and Pierce
Furrer Joseph, driver Eureka Brewery, r. 235 First
Furrer Joseph, milker, r. NW cor Clara Av and Eigh-
teenth
Furrer Louis (Eenner & Furrer) r. W s Mission, nr
Onondaga Av
Furrer Peter, milker, r. NW cor Cortland Av and San
Bruno Road
Furrer Zacharias, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Furrer & Specht (Gottlieb Furrer and Charles Specht)
liquor saloon, NE cor Greenwich and Pierce
Fiirst John, .shoemaker H. Hinders, r. 615 Post
Furst Philip, dry and fancy goods, 1413 Stockton
Furtado William A., bootblack, r. 605 Broadway
Furth Ignatz, wool sorter, r. 612}^ Natoma
Furth Simon, r. 622 Eddy
a^ Furth. See Firth
Fuselier Charles, teamster, r. 813 Howard
Fuselier John R., clerk C. Curtin, r. 3 Rose Av
Fuselier Lewis, clerk, and extraman Engine No. 3, S.
F. F. D., r. 1313 California
Fuselier William, r. 1332 California
Fusilier Mary, widow, r. .501 }i Sixth
Fusilier William H., butcher John Mcllwain, r. 5013^
Sixth
Fustini Peter, florist, 9 Eddy, r. NW cor Twen-
tieth and Church
Futtermenger Gerhardt G., laborer, r. 1431 Sanchez
Fuzenot Auguste, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
211S Larkin
Fyfe Robert, with Nelson & Peterson, r. Oakland
Fyffe John R., r. Franklin Hotel
Fyfife Richard, seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Fyle John, boatswain P. M. SS. City of Now York
Gabakino Giovanni, cartman, r. Water, nr Francisco
Gabarino Joseph, helper G. & E. Snook
Gabarino Marie, widow, r. 1523 Mason
Gabb John, iiirriagemaker, r. 632 Seventeenth
Gabb.s Albert S., millwright, r. 718 Grove
GubbsJohuL., machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 22 Geary
Gabbs Priscilla V. Miss, teacher music, r. 323 Oak
Gabbs Sarah, widow, r. 323 Oak
Gabel Jacob, carpenter, r. NE cor Broadway and
Montgomery
Gabelman Charles, millwright, r. 1149 Howard
Gabelmau Louis, millwright Pioileer White Lead
Works, r. 12X3 Twenty-second
Gabler Gustave, sausage factory, 1412 Polk, r. 1410
Polk
Gabriel Adolph D. J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 2606 Sutter
Gabriel Andrea, fishdealer Clay St. Market, r. 1107
Kearny
Gabriel August, packer, r. 1315 Octavla
Gabriel August, shoemaker, r. 1323 Geary
Gabriel Augusta, widow, r. 412 Shipley, rear
Gabriel G. Mrs., r. 809 Seventh
Gabriel G., furniture, 443 Valencia
Gabriel Jacob, teacher languages, r. 711 Hyde
Gabriel James, cook, r. 1103 Powell
Gabriel Louis, laborer, r. 1323 Geary
Gabriel Seymour, stock clerk Ackermau Bros., r. 711
Hyde
Gabriele Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Gachet Louis, clei-k L. Juri & Co., r. 734 M Vallejo
Gaddi Michele, Italian Ber.siiglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Gaddi Nathalie, ironmolder, r. 1521 Mason
Gaddini Giovanni, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Gaddini Michele, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
GadiuM Peter, stonecutter, r. 529 Dolores
Gadley Benjamin S., drayman, r. 122 Eddy
Gad.sby Elijah H., house and signpainter, 510 Market,
r. 655 Seventeenth
Gadsby Robert J., clerk Coffin & Mayhew, r. 655 Sev-
enteenth
Gaerber Joseph, teacher music St. Boniface Orphan
Asylum, r. 112 Grove
Gaerdes Henry, clerk Herman Gaerdes, r. SW cor
Pierce aud Bush
Gaerdes Herman, hay, grain, wood, coal, grocer-
ies and liquors, SW cor Pierce and Bush
Graei-des John H. , groceries and liquors. 534 First
te^Gaerdes. See Gerdes
Gaestel Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1016 Kearny
Gaetano Vincenzio, musician, r. 527 Green
Gaetjen Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Fifth and Town-
send
Gaffery Maria, widow, dressmaker, 1021 Mission
Gafifey A. E. Mrs., r. 314 Golden Gate Av
Gaffey M. M. Miss, r. 314 Golden Gate Av
Gaffey Patrick T., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 314
Golden Gate Av
Gaffey Philip, clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 314
Golden Gate Av
Gafifey Stephen L., glassblower, r. 1128 Folsom
Gaffey Thomas B.. shipping clerk O'Connor, Moffatt
s Co., r. 314 Golden Gate Av
Gafflgan John A., books and stationery, 307 Fifth
Gaffigan John A. Jr., pressman Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 307 Fifth
Gafflgan Thomas A., boxmaker, r. 1057 M Folsom
GaflCke R. Ernst, cigarmaker, r. 429 Bush
Gaflfney Annie, widow, laundress, r. 4 Jessie
GafEney Annie Miss, buttonholemaker John W. Cop-
page, r. 32 Lombard
Gaffney Charles, tinsmith, r. 668 Mission
Gafifney Francis, messenger Magdalen Asylum
Gaffney Frank, second mate schr Arago, r. 9 Pacific
Gafl'ney George J., engraver George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 226 Eleventh
Gaffney Henry T., millhand MattuUath Mnfg Co., r.
745 Tehama
Gaffney J., hillman N. B. and M. RR.
Gaffney James, contractor, r'. 125 First Av
Gaffney James, fireman fire boat Gov. Irwin, r. 13
Clementina
Gaffney James, foreman meter dept S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 226 Eleventh
Gaffney James, laborer, r. 745 Tehama
Gaffney James, laborer, r. 342 Fifth
Gaffney James, stableman, r. 102T Sutter
Gaffney James Jr., cigars aud tobacco, 773 Market, r.
226 Eleventh
Gaffney James J., driver Hayes & Co., r. 21)4 Langton,
rear
Gaffney Jeremiah, driver David Bush, r. 2422 Bush
Gaffney John, butcher. 537 Fourth, r. 103 Freelou
Gaffney John, seaman, r. 200 J*; Beale
Gaffney John J. (Hayes & Co.) r. 21 J^ Langton
Gaffney Joseph, candymaker, r. 226 Eleventh
Gaffney'- Joseph, gardener, r. 309 Austin
Gaffney Malachi, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 323 Clem-
entina
Gaffney Michael, bookkeeper Thomas D. Riley, r. 913
Sacramento
Gaffney Michael, cook St. Mary's Hospital
Gafl'ney Michael, laborer, r. 668 Mission
Gaffnty Michael H., liquor saloon, 1102 Stockton, r.
1532 Jackson
Gaffney Patrick, r. 713 Devisadero
Gafl'ney Patrick, longshoreman, r. 13 Frederick
Gaffuoy Patrick M., contractor, r. 433 J^ Clementina
Gi:fl"ney Peter, liquor saloon, 541 Second
Gaffney Philip, shampooer Hammam Baths
Gaffney Philip F., journalist, r. 1039 Mission
Gaffney Rose, domestic 614 Hyde
Gaffney T., r. 133 Mississippi
Gaffney Terrence, shiugler Pac Rolling Mills, r. E 8
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
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Gaffney William, hostler Omnibus BR., r. 323 Clem-
entina
Gaffney William, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Gagau E. W. Mrs., copyist U. S. Surveyor-General's
Offlce, r. 52'2 Third
Gagan Jane, widow, r. 608 Natoma
Gagan John F., merchant tailor, 10.53 Market
Gagan Katherine, widow, r. 10 M Geneva
Gagan LlUie E. Miss, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 210 Shotweli
Gagan Mary, widow, r. 210 Shotweli
Gagan Thomas, laborer, r. 440}^ Jessie, rear
Gagan Thomas, shoemaker, r. 29 Grand Av
Gagan Thomas, woolscourer, r. 10 M Geneva
Gagan William H., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 29 Grand
Av
iK^Gagan. See Gagen, Gahagan and Geoghegan
Gage Aaron H., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r. 142
Sixth
Gage Charles L., clerk freight office C. P. RR., r. 2627
Howard
Gage Edward F., photographer I. W. Taber, r. 1 Stan-
ly PI
Gage Hannah T., widow, r. 814 Powell
Gage John W., captain bktn Portland, office 44 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
Gage Julia, widow, r. 909 Capp
Gage Nellie M., r. 195 Sixteenth, bet Howard and Fol-
som
Gage Stephen T., president lone Coal and Iron Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42, r. Oak-
land
Gage William S. (Hubbell, Shattuck & Co.) r. 816
Bush
B^"Gage. See Gedge
Gagen J. Mrs., laundress, r. 5073^ Leavenworth
Gagen John, clerk Wurkheim & Co., r. 1206 Folsom
Gagen Joseph, laborer, r. 507 M Leavenworth, rear
Gagen Matthew, laborer, r. 507}^ Leavenworth, rear
Gagen Thomas, baker, r. 1206 Folsom
Gagen Thomas, gardener, r. W s Wood, bet Point
Lobos and Santa Rosa Avs
Gagen Thomas R., compositor Daily Exchange, r. 608
Natoma
Gagen William, laborer, r. 1U9 Vallejo, rear
l&"Gagen. See Gagan, Gegan, Gahagan and Geoghe-
gan
Gager Mary E., widow, r. 1417 California
Gaggino Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Gaggioni Rocco, milkman, r. Ticino Hotel
Gagliardini Giacomo, painter, r. 704 Front
Gagliardini Mariana Mrs., baskets, 704 Front
Gagnon John D., lawstudent Boone & Miller, r. Oak-
land
Gahagan Annie Miss, r. 24 Zoe, rear
Gahagan James, shoemaker, r. 4^2 Linden Av
Gahagan Richard, laborer, r. 5 Lick Alley
i^^Gahagan. See Gagan, Gagen and Geoghegan
Gahan James, clerk, r. 126 Gilbert
Gahan John, laborer, r. 39 Fifth Av
Gahan Patrick, laborer, r. 762 Brannan, rear
Gail Henry, coachman, r. 806 Sixteenth
Gail Henry, poultry, Hayes Valley Market, r. 730 Mc-
Allister
Gail Hermann, clerk Henry Gail, r. 730 McAllister
Gail Marcelin, baker, r. 516 Union
Gailhard diaries, proprietor Gailhard Hotel,
507-509 Pine
Gailhard Hotel, Charles Gailhard proprietor,
507-.509 Pine
Gailhard Janus L., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gaillard A., as.slstant bookkeeper Hibernia Savings
and Loan Soc. r. Oakland
Gaillard Charles, assistant bookkeeper French Savings
and Loan Soc, r. Oakland
Gaillard Edmond, dyer, r. 420 Jackson
Gaillard George D., teamster, r. 406 Laguna
Gaillard Josepli, wines and liquors, 229 Sixth
Gaillard Leon, shoemaker, r. 34 Natoma
Gaillard Pierre, groceries and li(iuor8, 1406 Dupont
Gaines John Clark, watchmaker, r. 109 California
Gaines Katie E., widow, r. 1G04 Post
Gaines Richard, machinist, r. 18 First
Gaines William R.. janitor Britton Building, 109 Cali-
fornia
Gainey Timothy C, driver 8. F. Laundry, r. 1913 Geary
Gainor Margaret M., widow, r. 165 Tehama
Gains Frank, student Heald's Business College
Gainville John, blacksmith, r. NE cor McAllister and
Buchanan
Gaizard Michel, blacksmith, 485 Brannan, r. 22
Bluxome
Galan Carlos F., attorney at law, r. 808 Shotweli
Galardo Germanica Miss, teacher music, r. 8 Sher-
wood PI
Galardo Leander, tailor, r. 8 Sherwood PI
Galavotti E. C. Mme., widow, r. SE cor Ellis and
Mascm
Galavotti Silvio, clerk G. Venard, r. SE cor Maaon
and Ellis
Galberg Peter, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 31 Welsh
Galbralth Alexander, blacksmith Carvill Mnfg Co.
r. Columbia Hotel
Galbraith James, special policeman, r. 1109 Folsom
Galbraith James Jr., collector P. F. Collier, r. 1109
Folsom
Galbraith Samuel, bartender, r. 1109 Folsom
Galbraith Samuel, clerk, r. 28 Rausch
Galbraith William, machinist, r. 306 Beale
Galbreath John, bridgetender Sixth St. Bridge, r. 621
Seventh
Galbreath John F., cabinetmaker, r. 322 Fifth
Galbreath William, liquor saloon, SE cor Seventh
and Brannan
Galbreath William, machinehand R. Herring, r. 322
Fifth
Gale Charles, insurance solicitor, r. 321 Eighteenth
Gale C. S. Mrs., r. 1221 Mission
Gale Daniel W., r. 609 Folsom
Gale E. E. Mrs., forewoman Weil, Leiter & Co., r. 926
Pacific
Gale Frank W., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 404
Geary
Gale Gilman, deputy Sherifi', r. 101 Mason
Gale Howard M., advertising solicitor The Daily Kx-
change. r. 118 Ellis
Gale Jeremiah W., merchant, office SE cor Washing-
ton and Front, r. 939 Mission
Gale J. M., waiter Union Club
Gale John W. (J. W. Gale & Mitchell) r. 939 Mission
Gale J. W. & Mitchell (John W. Gale and William H.
Mitchell) commission produce, SE cor Washing-
ton and Front
GaleM. Mrs., furnished rooms, 201 Turk
Gale Merritt F., bricklayer, r. 1018 Treat Av
Gale Richard, shoemaker, r. 926 Pacific
Gales Jean M. (Gales & Clavere) r. 1508 Dupont
Gales & Clavere (Jean M. Gales and Peter Clavere)
liquor saloon, 536 Merchant
Galey Julia A. Mrs., r. 1705 Stockton
Galiano Pasquale, tailor, 605 Broadway
Galicio Martha, domestic 708 O'Farrell
Galigher Rebecca A., widow, r. 1014 Geary
Galiuberg Charles, cook, r. 1022 Larkin
Galiiiger Josepii, proprietor Original Grand
Western Market, 2211 Fillmore, r. 2227 Pine
Galito Pedro, seaman P. C. SS. Seuaior
Gall Frederick G., butcher, 1919 Bush
Gall Henry, coachman, r. 806 Sixteenth, bet Folsom
and Harrison
Gall Minnie Miss, hairdresser, r. 814 Larkin
Gall Rebecca, widow, r. 814 Larkin
Gall William, butcher Frederick Gall, r. 1919 Bush
Gall William, compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 814
Larkin
eST Gall. See Gaul
Gallaghan John, peddler, r. 25 Clinton, rear
Gallagher Aiidie Miss,a8siBtant Union Primary School,
r. 2719 Mission
Gallagher Agnes Mrs., dressmaker, 2208 Geary
Gallagher Alice E. Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 1456
Minna
Gallagher Aan, widow, r. 1305 Montgomery
Gallagher Anne Miss, r. 410M Larkin
Gallagher .\nnie M., widow, r. 12 Bowie Av
Gallagher Annie M. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 115 Eleventh
Gallagher Arthur, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Gallasrlier Bernard, manufacturer wagons,
trucks, drays, etc., 216-218 Mission, r. 832 Howard
Gallagher Bernard J., r. 115 Eleventh
Gallagher Cecilia Miss, shoefitter Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. 1305 Montgomery
Gallagher Charles, r. Columbia Hotel
Gallagher Charles, coal and wood, 917 Eighteenth
Gallagher Charles, plasterer, r. 426 Linden Av
Gallagher Charles, plumber, r. 413 H Oak
Gallagher Charles E., proptr Oakland and S. F. Ex-
press, 309 East, r. Oakland
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Gallagher Charles H., salesman Breeze k, Loughran,
r. 363 Minna
Gallagher Cora Miss, assistant Buena Vista Primary
School, r. 828 Folsom
Gallagher Cornelius, teamster, r. 1306 Kearny
Gallagher Daniel, laborer freight dept C. RR., r. 530
Third
Gallagher Daniel, real estate, r. 10 Bowie Av
Gallagher Daniel, teamster, r. 520 Fulton
Gallagher Daniel J., butcher, and extraman Engine
No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 1515>i Broadway
Gallagher Daniel J. Jr., painter, r. 2528 Bryant
Gallagher Edward, boarding, NW cor San Bruno Road
and Army
Gallagher Edward, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. D., 627 Broadway
Gallagher Edward, laborer, r. 29 Frederick, rear
Gallagher Edward, miner, r. 20i Van Ness Av
Gallagher Edward, porter Commercial Hotel
Gallagher Edward, truckman, r. 1305 Montgomery
Gallagher Edward A. T., inspector provisions, r. Mil-
ton House
Gallagher Edward M., house, sign and fresco painter,
611 Sacramento, r. 1221 Union
Gallagher Ellen, widow, r. 7 Elizabeth
Gallagher Ellen, widow, r. 27 Minna
Gallagher Ellen Miss, assistant Sanchez St. Primary
School, r. 383 Guerrero
Gallagher Ellen Miss, shoefitter, r. 1305 Montgomery
Gallagher Farrell, blacksmith, r. 55 Second
Gallagher Farrell, stonedresser Joseph Wagner & Co.,
r. 328 Jessie
Gallagher Francis (P. Gallagher k Son) r. 452 Minna,
rear
Gallagher Frank, carpenter, r. 20 Turk
Gallagher Frank, milkman, r. 26U Sutter
Gallagher Frank J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt& Co.,
r. 29 Dorland
Gallagher Frederick, shoemaker, r. 27 Minna
Gallagher G., laborer Industrial Iron Works
Gallagher George, engineer Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D.,
r. 419 Pacific
Gallagher George, shoemaker, r. 27 Minna
Gallagher George M., bookkeeper Seller Bros., r. 1014
Geary
Gallagher-Gertrude Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 333 Guerrero
Gallagher Hannah, burler Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Gallagher Henry, bartender, r. SE cor Battery and
Union
Gallagher Henry, blacksmith, r. 439 First
Gallagher Henry, carpenter A. S. Hallidie, r. 1118
Jackson
Gallagher Henrj' J. (Flanagan & Gallagher) r. 10 Bowie
Av
Gallagher Henry J. (James Gallagher & Son) r. 826
Harrison
Gallagher Hugh, coalpasser O. R. and N. SS. Colum-
bia
Gallagher Hugh, painter, r. 1024 Alabama
Gallagher Hugh H., currier, r. 1312 Devisadero
Gallagher Hugh P. J. Rev., assistant pastor St. Pat-
rick's Church, r. 744 Mission
Gallagher Humphrey, bootmaker, r. 27 Minna
Gallagher Isabel Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 333 Guerrero
Gallagher J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2645 Mission
Gallagher James (James Gallagher & Son) r. 826 Har-
rison
Gallagher James, coppersmith, r. 241 Fell
Gallagher James, shoemaker, r. 224 Hayes
Gallagher James, steward, r. 29 Dorland
Gallagher James >t Son (James and Henry J.) black-
smiths and wheelwrights, 843 Harrison
Gallaglicr James E., shoemaker, r. 1212 York
Gallagher James H., painter, r. 6 Leroy PI
Gallagher James H., shoemaker, r. 426 Linden Av
Gallagher James J., boxnmker, r. 426 Linden Av
Gallagher James J., clerk Francis Moran, r. 422
Fourth
Gallagher James L., policeman, r. H28 Folsom
Gallagher James L. Jr., compositor, r. 828 Folsom
.Gallagher James M., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
The Windsor
Gallagher Jennie F. Miss, teacher, r. 828 Folsom
Gallagher John, r. 55 Natoma
Gallagher John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Gallagher John, coalpasser O. R. and N. 8S. Co-
lumbia
Gallagher John, cooper, r. 439 First
Gallagher John, fireman, r. 108 Freelon
Gallagher John, laborer, r. 307 Austin
Gallagher John, laborer, r. SE cor Beach and Brod-
erick
Gallagher John, teamster William Keir, r. 907 Bat-
tery
Gallagher John, liquor saloon, 222 Third, r. 226 Third
Gallagher John C, printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
105 Mason
Gallagher John M., ironmolder, r. 431 First
Gallagher John P. (Kohlmoos & Gallagher) r. 34 Rin-
con PI
Gallagher Joseph, r. 1014 Geary
Gallagher Joseph, clerk, r. 246 Fourth
Gallagher Joseph, messenger Col. George H. Mendell,
533 Kearny, room 15
Gallanfher Joseph A. Rev., assistant rector St.
Joseph's Church, r. 224 Tenth
Gallagher Joseph P., first officer P. C. SS Santa Cruz,
r. 629 J^ Ivy Av
Gallagher Josephine, domestic 1104 Market
Gallagher Kate, widow, r. 1456 Minna
Gallagher Kate, domestic 619 Eddy
Gallagher Kate, domestic 1214 Hyde
Gallagher Kate Miss, shoefitter, r. 224 Linden Av
Gallagher Kate Miss, shoefitter, r. 1305 Montgomery
Gallagher Lizzie, domestic 316 First
Gallagher. Louisa B., ladies' nurse, r. 1312 Devisadero
Gallagher M. Miss, r. 410}s Larkin
Gallagher Maggie J. Miss, assistant Denman Gram-
mar School, r. 2719 Mission
Gallagher Margaret, widow, r. 224 Linden Av
Gallagher Margaret, widow, r. 10 Twenty-second
Gallagher Mary, r. 15 Everett
Gallagher Mary, burler Gulden Gate Woolen Mills
Gallagher Mary, waitress, r. 1104 Market
Gallagher Mary Mrs., r. 961 Mission
Gallagher Mary, widow, wood and coal, 6 Boardman PI
Gallagher Michael, soapmaker, r. W s Nebraska, bet
Center and El Dorado
Gallagher Michael, shoemaker, r. 29 Howard
Gallagher Michael, stonecutter, r. 1071 Bryant
Gallagher Michael J., clprk E. M. Gallagher, r. 1221
Union
Gallagher Nancj' Miss, furnished rooms, 255 Minna
Gallagher Nellie Miss, shoefitter E. D. Nolan & Co.,
r. 1305 Montgomery
Gallagher Nora, widow, lodgings, 318 Minna
Gallagher P. & Son (Patrick and Francis) poultry
dealers, stall 7 Bay City Market
Gallagher Patrick (P. Gallagher & Son) r. 452 Minna,
rear
Gallagher Patrick, nightwatchman Cal. Chemical
Works, r. Army, nr San Bruno Road
Gallagher Patrick, teamster, r. 1101 Treat Av, rear
Gallagher Patrick, teamster William Kerr
Gallagher Patrick J., carriagemaker A. Folsom, r.
607)^ Natoma
Gallagher Patrick J., drayman, cor Main and Market,
r. 712 Natoma
Gallagher P. B,, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. RusB House
Gallagher Peter, blacksmith, r. 350 Grove
Gallagher Peter, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 550
Mission
Gallagher Peter, plasterer, r. 15?^ Freelon
Gallagher P. J., salesman P. Gallagher & Son, r. 6
Mint Av
Gallagher Richard J., clerk Joseph Wores, r. 410M
Larkin
Gallagher Robert F., shorthand reporter E. A. Girvin,
r. 828 Folsom
Gallagher Sadie, widow, r. 207 Powell
Gallagher Thomas, r. 21 Riucon PI
Gallagher Thomas (McCoy & Gallagher) r. SE cor
Howard and Eighth
Gallagher Thomas, brieklayer, r. 248 Jessie
Gallagher Thomas, coalpasser P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Gallagher Thomas, teamster, r. 536 Sixth
Gallagher Thomas E., baker, r. 1456 Minna
Gallagher Thomas F., forgeman Pac. Rolling Mills,
r. 1071 Bryant
Gallagher Thomas H., stonecutter, r. 1406 Hyde
Gallaj-'hiT Thomas J., attorney at law. r. SE cor Post
and Kearny
Gallagher Thomas J., stevedore, r. 828 Folsom
Gallagher Thomas J. R., plumber, r. 5 Welsh
Gallagher Timothy, r. 537 Sacramento
Gallagher Walter, attorney at law, 432 Montgomery,
room 11, r. 2518 California
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Gallagher William, laborer, r. SW cor Masonic and
Santa Rosa Avb
Gallagher William, master manner, r. 9 5^ Oak Grove
Av
Gallagher William, shoemaker, r. 224 Linden Av
Gallagher William, student, r. 3G3 Minna
Gallagher William J., clerk James D. Powers, r. 1406
Hyde
Gallagher William P., shoemaker, r. 16 Wildey
Gallagher William K., furniture, 20 Fourth, r. 231
O'Farrell
Gallagher William T., carriage painter, r. 607 }5 Na-
toma
Gallagher Winifred, ■widow, midwife, r. 6 Leroy PI
Gallagher Winifred Miss, r. 410}^ Laikin
Gallaud A., r. Lick House
Galland Abraham, r. 1053 Mission
Galland B. B., clerk Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r. 117
Jones
Galland E. J., student Barnard's Business College
Galland Jesse A., attorney at law, 19-20 Montgomery
Block, r. 1053 Mission
Galland Joseph B. (Nast, Greenzweig & Co.) r. 117
Jones
Gallandett James W., boatman, r. W s Merrimac, bet
Fourth and Kentucky
Gallardo Raphael, barreldealer, r. 1150 Folsom
Gallatin Albert (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) r. Sac-
ramento
Gallatin Willis E., plumber, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 3, S. F. F. D. , r. 1509 J^ Market
Galleano Anna, widow, r. 327 Ivy Av
Galleano Antonio, cigar mnfr, 802 Montgomery, r. 3
Vincent
Galleano Benjamin, cigarmaker, r. 3 Vincent
Galleano Maria Miss, shirtmaker, r. 1337 Dupont
Gallegos Felicitas Miss, r. 510 Sutter
Gallegos Manuela Miss, r. 510 Sutter
Gallegos Raphael (Montealegre & Co.) r. 506 Sutter
Gallegos Teresa Miss, r. 510 Slitter
Galli A. & Co.(Alphonso Galli) produce commission
merchants, 516-518 Sansome
Galli Alphonso (A. Galli & Co.) r. 1607 Powell
Galli Angel6, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Galli Domingo, salesman Albert Di Vecchio.r. SE cor
Sixth and Natoma
Galli Frank, clerk John Equi & Co., r. 919 Larkin
Galli Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Galli Giovanni, barber F. Perino, r. 319 Pacific
Galli Giustppe, r. 559 Bryant
Galli Joseph (Joseph Galli & Co.) r. 1013 Stockton
Galli Joseph, waiter, r. 627 Broadway
Galli Joseph & Co. (Joseph Galli and Joseph Schneily)
machinists, 504 Commercial
Galli Lorenzo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Galli Martino, Italian Bersaglieri Soc," 625 Broadway
Gaili Paolo (John Equi & Co.) r. 919 Larkin
Galli Pietro (S. Scardiglia & Co.) r. 4;0 Hayes
Galli Valentine, barber John Stable, r. 323 Dupont
Galli William (B. Sontallasci & Co.)r. NE cor Mission
and Eleventh
Galliano Celestine Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius
College. 214 Hayes
Galliard Edward (F. Berton & Co.) r. 127 Montgomery
Gallick Fabian, ci<rarma'ker, r. 1219 Mission
Gallick Henry, merchant, r. 1511 Taylor
Gallick M.W., upholsterer Charles M.Plum & Co.
Gallick Peter, plumber David Bush, r. 1219Mi8Bion
Gallick Simon, tailor, r. 1219 Mission
Galligan James, laborer, r. 668 Mission
Galligan Maggie Miss, tsiloress, r. 1322 Sacramento
Galliga i Patrick, laborer, r. 1322 Sacramento
Galligan Peter J., laborer, r. 1322 Sacramento
Galliuha A. F. , Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Poc, 510
Bush
Gallivan James, stonecutter, r. IIM Wildey
Gallivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 96 Colton
Gallivan John, iiorter C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 113^
Wildey
Gallivan Michael, laborer, r. 110 Freelon, rear
Galluick .\ugust, tailor, r. 22 John
Gallo Antonio, blacksmith, r. 1320 Stockton
Gallo B. & Co. (Bernard Gallo and Antonio Vatuono)
nursery, E s Ocean House Road, nr Ocean House
School, office 246 Sutter
Gallo Bernard (B. Gallo & Co.) r. 24G Sutter
Gallo Louis, florist, r. 5 Russell
Gallois Eugene, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
607 Powell
Gallon Delia, domestic 903 Battery
Gallon Hugh, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Galloup Edward, driver United Carriage Co., r. 21
Howard Court
Galloup George, shoemaker, r. 433 Jessie
Galloup Henry C, pressman William C. Brown, r. 433
Jessie
Galloup Jerome B., shoemaker, r. 433 Jessie
Galloup John L., master mariner, t. 835 Mission
Galloup Matthew, vegetable garden, Visitacion Val-
ley, nr San Bruno Road
B3" Galloup. See Gallup
Galloway Annie, widow, r. 1409 Powell
Galloway Annie Miss, saleswoman H. Zaun, r. SWcor
Sansome and Vallejo
Galloway George, actor Baldwin Theatre, r. 223 Kearny
Galloway James, assistant engineer C. P. ER. stmr
Amador
Galloway James D., shipjoiner, r. 1063 Broadway
Galloway John, calker, r. 414 Beale
Galloway Lawson, tobacco twister, r. 231 Stevenson
Galloway Martha S. Miss, assistant Greenwich St.
Primary School, r. 223 O'Farrell
Galloway Nicholas, calker, r. 312 Folsom
Galloway Willfam. master TJ. S. stmr General McPher-
son, r. 223 O'Farrell
Galloway William T. (William T. Galloway &• Co.) r.
223 O'Farrell
Gallo^vay AVilliani T. & Co. (William T. Gal-
loway and Otto Schoning) lithographers. 540 Clay
B^" Galloway. See Gallwey
Gallup James (Heath, Gallup & Co.) r. Oakland
Gallwey E. M. Mrs., r. 30.3 Eddy
Gallwey John A., medical student, r. NE cor Fif-
teenth and Mission
Gallwey Mary, widow, r. NE cor Fifteenth and Mis-
sion
Gallwey M. E. Miss, cqpyist U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. 305 Eddy
l^"Gallwey. See Galloway
Galovich Giuseppe, Fishermen's Assn, 307 Broadway
Galpin Philip G. (Doyle, Barber, Galpin & Scripture)
attorney at law, 323 California, r. Temescal
Gait House, William Hinchliffe proptr, 632 Market
Galtez Pablo, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Galvez Josefa, widow, r. 1610 Mason
Galviu Charles, laborer, r. 1331 Minna, rear
GaH-in E. Mrs., widow, r. 1321 Scott
Galvin Garret, cutter Brown Bros. & Co., 121 Sansome
Galvin J., seaman, r. 537 Sacramento
Galvin James, laborer, r. 24 Germania
Galvin James .\.(Curran & Galvin) r. 709 Minna
Galvin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 96 Colton
Galvin Jeremiah, molder, r. 45 Louisa
Galvin John, laborer, r. 108 Alta
Galvin John, wood turner, r. 322 Fifth
Galvin M. A. Mrs., cutter, r. 24 Elgin Park
Galvin Maggie Miss, tailoressD. Redmond, r. 530 Sixth
Galvin Mamie Miss, seamstress, r. 24 Germania
Galvin Martin, groceries and liquors, 314 Eighth
Galvin Marj-, domestic 725 Sutter
Galvin Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 15 Vernon PI
Galvin Michael, capitalist, r. .343 Hayes
Galvin Michael, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Galvin Patrick, laborer, r. 431 3<' Shipley
Galvin Patrick, miner, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Galvin Timothy, porter Cahn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
1220 Alabama
Galvin William, laborer, r.W s Kansas, bet Humboldt
and Ni^vada
Galvin William, woodturner, r. 322 Fifth
Galvin William Mrs., r. 120 }<i Turk
Gamage John, agent, 508 Montgomery, rooms 12-13, r.
314 Jones
Gamba A. W., physician, r. 2718 Folsom
Gambaroni Giuseppe, laborer, r. 4 Varennes
Gambarth Carl, Cigar Makers' Assn, 114 Dupont
Gambill .\ndrew J., capitalist, r. 703 Market
Gambill Clifford J., policeman, r. 45 Twelfth
Gambini Michele, Italian Ben. Soc. ,423 Washington
Gamble George, bellows maker Cal. Bellows MnfgCo.,
r. Oakland
Gamble John, janitor Haight Grammar Scliool, r. S s
Army, nr Howard
Gamble John A., assistant Columbia St. Primary
School, r. E 8 Prospect Ay, nr Coso Av, B. H.
Gamble Lucy J. Miss, teacher, r. E s Prospect Av, nr
Coso Av, B. H.
Gamble Mary E. Miss, student Art School, r.Es Pros-
pect Av,"nr Coso Av, B. H.
Gamble Patrick, laborer, r. 226 Ritch
SHIP PLANK aDfl TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS : '°'\l7^':r,r^'
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
GAM
420
GAE
Gamble William H., receiver Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. Russ House
Gamble William P., butcher, 23-24 Grand Westen
Market, r. 1421 Polk
Gamble W. W., homoeopathic physician, office and r.
17 Ellis
Gambs Henry, clerk Madison & Burke, r. 1817}^ Pine
Gambs Walter, clerk, r. 1817}^ Pine
Game Matteo F., r. 7()G Taylor
Gamerston Aaron, engineer, r. 1204 Larkin
Gamerston Harry J., clerk G. F. Marwedel, r. 459
Minna
Gamerston John T., night inspector Custom House,
r. 518 Stockton
Gamerston Joseph F., machinist Union Iron Works,
r. 518 Stockton
Gamini Giovanni, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Gamma Anton (Steiner & Gamma) r. 431 Pine
Gamma Bonaventura, milk ranch, r. NW cor Green-
wich and Pierce
Gamma Glaus, milker Charles Eegli, r. Silver Av, nr
Mission Road
Gamma Frank, milk ranch, NW cor Greenwich and
Pierce
Gamp Emile, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. N
8 Clementina, bet First and Second
Gamper George (Carroll & Gamper) r. 44 Sixth
Gamper George W., with Carroll & Gamper, r. 44
Sixth
Ganalo Gio B., Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Ganco Jean P., packer, r. Sixth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Ganco Severin, laundryman, r. 150 Shipley, rear
Gande Henry A., truukmaker, r. 1021 York
Gande Maggie Miss, milliner, r. 329 Minna
Gande Matthew William, speculator, r. 329 Minna
Gande William, auctioneer Harris Bros., r. 329 Minna
Gande William, molder, r. 1021 York
Gander Henry, barber, 428 Broadway
Gandy Horace, printer, r. 1016 Pine
Gandolfo Giovanni, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Ganella John, bootblack, r. 415 Union
Ganey John, shoemaker, r. 131 Lily Av
Ganey Julia, domestic 330 Ellis
Ganfeld Thomas, well digger, r. E s Rhode Island,
bet Solano and Butte
Gang Charles F., salesman Frank Schram, r. 805Ji
Howard
Gang Herman, carpenter, 1072 Howard
Gang Samuel B., cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 428
Braunan
Gangloff Frank, tinsmith, r. 13 Farren Av
Gangloff Joseph, with Central Gas Light Co., r. 13
Farren Av
Gangloft' Michael, carpenter, r. 122 Rose Av
Gangloff Michael J., carpenter, r. 122 Rose Av
Gangloff Theresa, widow, r. 13 Farren Av
Gann James, laborer, r. 130 Clara
Gannon — , laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Gannon Ann, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 870 Folsom
Gannon Catherine, widow, r. 656 Minna
Gannon Obarles C, r. 166 Clara
Gannon Edward, laborer, r. 462 >^ Minna
Gannon James, hostler Central RR., r. 725 Brannan
Gannon James, real estate, r. 1509 Clay
(ianuon John, laborer, r. 558)4 Howard
Gannon John, laborer, r. N s Twenty-third, bet San-
chez and Noe
Gannon John J., bartender, r. 226 Third
Gannon Joseph, r. i62H Minna
Gannon Lawrence, currier, r. 416 Grove
(iannon Minnie F. Mrs., assistant Tyler St. Primary
School, r. 1755 Ellis
Gannon Michael, blacksmith, r. 1755 Ellis
Gannon Michael, laborer, r. 306 Beale
Gannon Michael, pipelayer Spring Valley W. W., r.
20 Ritch
Gannon Peter, brushmaker Figer Bro.s.
Gannon Peter, laborer, r. W s Alabama, bet Mariposa
and Solano
Gaanon Peter T., cigars and tobacco, junction Market
and Post, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Castro
Gannon Rachel, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 560 Howard
Gannon Thomas, carriagesmith Dohs & Buchanan r
20 Rltch
Gano George L., policeman, r. 120 Sixth
Ganrle Emile, cook Malsou Doree, r. .5ai Stevenson
Guns Alphonse J., marker S. F. Laundry, r. 821 Web-
ster
Gans August E., civil engineer, r. 628 Sutter
Gans Ernest, butcher Hoffmann & Woenne, r. 756
Folsom
Gans Isidor (Gans & Co.) r. 1113 Leavenworth
Gans Jacob, clerk George C. Fowler, r. 303 >4 Turk
Gans Regina Miss, r. 303 Golden Gate Av
Gans Samuel (Gans & Katz) r. 303 Golden Gate Av
Gans William (Gans & Co.) r. 535 O'Farrell
Gans k Co. (Isador and William Gans) butchers, 2
Grand Floral Market
Gans & Katz (Samuel Ganz and Jacob Katz) butchers,
7 Grand Central Market
Bt5"Gans. See Ganz
Ganssen Mary, domestic 2209 Webster
Gausz Salomon, bakery, 1321 Stockton
Gant Andrew, butler 1776 California
Gantadini John, cook 120 Virginia
Gantert Herman, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 45
Clementina
Gantuer Bernard, currier, r. 1019 Hampshire
Gantner Henry W.. bookkeeper, r. '2727 Bryant
Gantner John, druggist, r. Concordia Hotel
Gtiiitner John, proprietor Swiss Hotel, 627 Com-
mercial
Gantner Richard (Sindel & Gantner) r. 10 St. Charles
PI
Gantuer William, clerk, r. 2727 Bryant
Gants William H. (Milne & Gants) r. Alameda
Gantzman Charles, harnessmaker, 1648 Polk
Ganz Bernhard, cutter Harry M. Heineman, r. 568 Fol-
som
i^"Ganz. See Gans
Ganzert Charles, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Ganzert Herman, musician, r. S s Filbert, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Ganzhorn Christian, liquor saloon, 645 Clay
Garand C. Miss, r. 513 Jessie
Garanson Otto, Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Garassino Steffano, vegetables, 13 Colombo Market,
gardens W s Mission, nr San Miguel Station
Garatti Giuseppe, laborer, r. 115 Clark
Garbarino Angelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Garbarino Antonio, laborer, r. 414 Vallejo
Garbarino Giovanni, bootblack, 226 Montgomery, r. 14
Union PI
Garbarino Giovanni, drayman, r. 5 Pollard PI
Garbarino Giovanni Jr., porter, r. 5 Pollard PI
Garbarino James, paper carrier, r. 1523 Mason
Garbarino John, bootblack, 305 California, r. 414 Val-
lejo
Garbarino Luigi, junk peddler, r. 12 Margaret PI
Garbarino Nicola, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Garbarino Salvatore, vegetables, 18 Colombo Market,
gardens. Twenty-second Av, bet N and P, South
S.F.
Garbarino Tomasso, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Garbenett Peter, poultry dealer, r. 9 Washington
Garber John (Garber, Thornton & Bishop) r. Berke-
ley
Garber, Tliornton & Bishop (John Garber,
Harry I. Thornton and Thomas B. Bishop) attor-
neys at law, 11-15 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Garbini Antonio, r. 513 Union
Garbini Giuseppe, expressman, r. 513 Union
Garbini Josephine Miss, cloakmaker, r. 921 J^ Fc^som
Garbini Lazzaro, r. 19 Jasper PI
Garbini Sebastian, vegetable peddler, r. 1507 Dupont
Garbode Charles, clerk, r. 605 Broadway
Garbutt John, janitor Olympic Club, r. 242 Minna
Gqrcelon Harvey (Hathaway & Garcelon) r. 18 Second
Av
Garcelon Horace F., bookkeeper Davis Bros., r. 18
Second Av
Garcia Benito, fruits and vegetables, SOO Broadway
Garcia Brothers (Modestc. E. and Medardo) for-
eign and domestic fruits, cigars and tobacco, SW
cor Sansome and Wa.shington
Garcia C. Mrs., shirtmaker, r. 812)^ Valencia
Garcia Cataliua Miss, dressmaker, r. 512 Js Broadway
Garcia Charles, cook P. C. SS. Orizaba
Garcia Cruz, r. 721!^ Broadway, rear
Garcia Estephanor Miss, seamstress, r. 1412 Powell
Garcia Florentina, widow, r. 11 Pollard PI, rear
Garcia Francisco, saloon and restaurant, 718
Montgomery, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Noe and Castro
Garcia George, cook P. C. SS. Senator, r. 12 Himmel-
mann PI
Garcia Gregory M., machinist, r. 1011 Kearny
Garcia Harry, painter, r. 800 Broadway
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & C0.°'""°"°' rf^^J^Vrng^ra'^'Sr""""
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHINO fVEL.1. DOWE AT VERY I.OW RATES.
OFFICE. 648 9IARHET STREET,
GAK
421
GAR
Garcia Joaquina MisB, seamstress, r. 422 Dnimm
Garcia Jose A., manufacturer cigars, 413 Sacra-
mento, r. G41 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Garcia Joseph, barber, r. 1412 Powell
Garcia Joseph, laborer P. C. SS. Go's Wharf
Garcia Joseph, plumber, r. 7 St. Charles PI
Garcia Juaua Miss, shirtmaker, r. 440 Union
Garcia Manocl, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Garcia Maurice, deckhand stmr James M. Donahue, r.
315 Drumm
Garcia Medardo (Garcia Brothers) r. 931 Pacific
Garcia Modesto E. (Garcia Brothers) r. 931 Pacific
Garcia Nleves, restaurant, 604 Vallejo
Garcia Kamoii, bootblack, r. 1111 }<j Kearny, rear
Garcia Kaj-mond, printer Britton & Rey, r. 525 Green
Garcia Reyes, painter Noble Bros.
Garcia Sieto, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 5 Pollard
PI
Garcia Sotero, porter, r. 24 Pinkney PI
Garcia Tomasa, domestic 2236 Bush
Garcin Charles B. (Garcin, Son & Co.) r. 613 Eight-
eenth
Garcin Edmond, machinist, r. 613 Eighteenth
Garcin Etienne, butcher D. Coutolenc, r. 504 Vallejo
Garcin Leopold P. (Garcin, Son & Co.) r. 613 Eigh-
teenth
Garcin, Son & Co. (Leopold P. and Charles B. Garcin
and Eugene A. Bannerot) proptrs Vulcan Forges,
294 Howard
Gard Jacob (McAulifife & Gard) r. 516 Eighth
fST Gard. See Guard
Gardanowsky Emil von, physician, 103 Post
Garde Frederick, laborer, r. 543?-4 Natoma
Garde John, boot crimper, r. 1317 Scott
Garde John J. Jr., boot crimper, r. 1317 Scott
Gardella Carlo, laborer, r. SE cor Bay and Mason
Gardella Celestino, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Gardella Charles, gardener, r. Is Masonic Av
Gardella Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Gardella Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Gardella Pietro, shoemaker, 3032 Mission
Gardemeyer Dora Mrs., bair worker, 709 Filbert
Gardemeyer Laura Miss, hair dresser, r. 709 Filbert
Garden Caspar P., tailor, 227 Third
Garden Cornelius, engineer's storekeeper P. M. SS.
City of Sydney
Garden Henry, teamster, r. 350 Jessie, rear
Garden William, teamster, r. 448 3<i Third
Gardeners' and Ranchers' Association, 105 Pacific
Gardenier Henry, policeman, r. 1116 Golden Gate Av
Gardin Mary, widow, r. 532 Valle.jo
Gardiner Baldwin, stock broker, 314 Montgomery,
room 9, r. 1814 Geary
Gardiner C, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Gardiner C. H. , clerk General Superintendent's office
W^lls, Fargo & Co's Express, r. 641 Harrison
Gardiner Francis I., clerk, r. 721 Howard
Gardiner Frank, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
Oakland
Gardiner George D., keeper records S. F. Stock Ex-
change, r. 1522 Post
Gardiner Henry H., painter, r. 618 Jones
Gardiner John, r. 736 Folsom
Gardiner John A., laborer Masonic Cemetery "
Gardiner Joseph, mining, r. 118 Post
Gardiner Mary, widow, r. 17}^ Oak
Gardiner Mill Co. (Umpqua, Or.) J. Enowland agent,
22 California
Gardiner O. G., machinist A. S. Hallidie, r. 115 Sev-
enth
Gardiner Robert K., clerk cashier's office Well8,Fargo
& Co's Express, r. 041 Harrison
Gardiner Sophie E., widow, r. 1219 Filbert
Gardiner Thomas, journalist, r. 641 Harrison •
Gardiner Thomas, pressman, r. 337 Turk
Gardiner Thomas M., bookkeeper, r. 041 Harrison
Gardner A., carpenter, r. 537 Sacramento
Gardner August, liquor saloon, 609 Clay, r. 121734
Kearny
Gardner Caspar J., dairyman, r. 735 Green
Gardner Clarence C, porter Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex-
press, r. 122 Chattanooga
Gardner Drury, shoemaker, t. 1108 Pacific
Gardner Fred. (Clute h Gardner) r. 206 Fourth
Gardner Frederick, loom fixer Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
Gardner George, bookkeeper, r. 18 Hill
Gardner George M., liquor saloon, 707 Davis, r. 1210
Jackson
Gardner Harriet M. Mrs., coffee saloon, 234 Sutter, r.
115 Seventh
Gardner Henry W., clerk auditor M. P. and M. dept
C. P. RR.. r. Oakland
Gardner Hiram S., driver Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Bo wen, r. Oakland
Gardner House, J. Nicholas Gardner proptr, 812-814
Montgomery
Gardner Isaac G., vice-president California Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., 310 Pine, room 8, r.
1206 Market
Gardner James H. (Gardner k Wolcott) r. Saucelito
Gardner James W., agent Pac. Press Publishing
House, 527 Commercial, r. Oakland
Gardner J. Nicholas, proptr Gardner House, 812-814
Montgomery
Gardner John, bookkeeper, r. 7 Stockton
Gardner John, brickmaker, r. Nebraska, bet Silver Av
and Helena
Gardner John, merchant, r. 42 Twelfth
Gardner Joseph W. (Gardner & Co.) r. 7 Medau PI
Gardner Julia A., widow, r. 336}^ Bush
Gardner M. V. B., r. 622 J^ Ellis, rear
Gardner Peter, nightwatchman, r. 735 Green
Gardner Roland B., clerk Maurice Dore & Co., r. 426
Sutter
Gardner Sadie Miss, teacher music, r. 1210 Jackson
Gardner Samuel, driver Hose No. 9, S. F. F. D., Broad-
way Wharf, r. 1109 Montgomery
Gardner S. M. Mrs. (Smith & Gardner) r. 1206 Market
Gardner T. Mrs., bakery, 807 )ii Valencia
Gardner Thomas, laborer, r. 8U7 3^ Valencia
Gardner Warren K., master mechanic California St.
RR.. r. 1415Larkin
Gardner William, carpenter, r. 916 Jones
Gardner William, master mariner, r. 12253^ Union
Gardner William T.. salesman Kennedy, Brennan &
Co., r. 1213 Kearny
Gardner & Co. (Joseph W. Gardner and William D.
Koch) liquor saloon, SW cor Davis and Jackson
Gardner & Wolcott (James H. Gardner and C. P. Wol-
cott) ship and Custom House brokers, 504 Battery
B^Gardner. See Gardiner and Gardenier
Gareghty John B., steward stmr Humboldt, r. 734 Na-
toma
Garety Patrick, teamster, r. 48 Everett
Garfield Henry L., miner, r. 626 Twenty-third
Garfield John Q., whltener, 807 Market, r. 1941 Broad-
way
Garfield Primary School, Charles F. True principal,
N s Union, bet Montgomery and Kearny
Gargan Philip, driver Empire Brewery, r. 420 Chest-
nut
Gargurcevich Antonio, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New
Montgomery
Garibaldi Anton J., bookkeeper A. Silvestri & Co., r.
516 Filbert
Garibaldi Antonio, gardener, S 6 California, bet Foiirth
and Fifth Avs
Garibaldi Concepcion Miss, shirtmaker, r. 520 Broad.
way
Garibaldi Francisco, liquor saloon, 1515 Powell
Garibaldi G. B., vegetables, 37 Colombo Market
Garibaldi Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Garibaldi Giovanni, bootblack, 609 Montgomery, r. 4
Charles PI
Garibaldi Giuseppe, peddler, r. 1220 Powell
Garibaldi Giuseppe, groceries and liquors, 525 Union,
r. 19 !4 Lafayette PI
Garibaldi Giuseppe, cook St. Mary's College
Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Garibaldi Hall, 423 Broadway
Garibaldi House, Luigi Paravagna proptr, 222 Broad-
way
Garibaldi Joseph, driver A. Silvestri & Co., r. 1516
Powell
Garibaldi Livery Stable, Marsili & Co. proptr*, 320
Broadway
Garibaldi Luca, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Garibaldi Michael, gardener, r. P, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty.fifth Avs, South S. F.
Garibaldi Peter, clerk, r. 1516 Powell
Garibaldi Rossini, laborer, r. 425 Filbert
Garibaldi Stephen J., clerk, r. 1616 Powell
Garibaldi Sylvester, cook, r. 35 Everett
Garibay Simon, foreman Jose A. Garcia, r. 416 Union
Gariot Alfred, ornamental painter, r. Commercial
Hotel
Garland A. A. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, r. Brunswick House
PAPER HANGINGS ^"'?""** ""»•*•* ■?*?'*'''s?- ^'^'-^^^^
Importers of Frendi. Ainerionn and
EnipliBh Paper M
Itesldences Decorated In Artl8tlc"style.
G.W. CLARK ifc CO.
645 Market st.
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,^^^:'''*'' ™*'' works, 2,3 rre^o„t st.
lanufactnrers of ^UARTZ jMCIliUS and Mining Machinery.
GAR
422
GAR
Garland Converse J. , mining, 528 California,
room 6, r. Oakland
Garland James, engineer T. W. Jones, r. 533 Sacra-
mento
Garland James, longshoreman, r. 130 Welsh
Garland James, watchman, r. 819 Montgomery
Garland Jane, domestic 1512 California
Garlauil Richard, laborer, r. 54 Sacramento
Garland Samuel, driver, r. 20 Oak
Garland Samuel E., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 332 Branuan
Garland YVilliani D., general agent Equitable
Life Assurance Society of New York, 240 Mont-
gomery, rooms 1-2, r. G17 Eddy
Garlick Fabian, tobacco stemmer, r. 1219 Mission
Garlick James O., plumbers' supplies and mer-
chandise broker, 36 California, r. Oakland
Garlick Max, merchant tailor, 1032 Howard
Garlick Simon, tailor, 2ti Stockton, r. 121'J Mission
Garlick Walter, bookkeeper James O. Garlick, r. Oak-
laud
Garms Peter, liquor saloon, SW cor Union and Front,
r. SW cor Greenwich and Sansome
Garms William F. (Lurmann & Co.) r. 14 Bryant Av
Garn William, cap mnfr, 535 California, r. 546 )i
Jessie
Garnback Albert, cigars and tobacco and laundry,
office 200 Montgomery Av, r. 808Ji Union
Gai-neau Alfred, expressman, r. 730 Minna
Garneau Gaspard, r. 1315 York
Garner Adelia Mrs., boarding, 320 Turk
Garner Henry, gardener, 834 Post
Garner John, r. 216 Union
Garner John A., driver Central KR., r. 1207 Fillmore
Garness Belle Miss, assistant South S. F. School, r. 50
South Park
Garness George W., stevedore, r. 50 South Park
Garness Mary Miss, assistant South S. F. School, r.
50 South Park
Garness Samuel W., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 50 South Park
Gamett Barbara Miss, r. I'.i2 Taylor
Garnett J. N., student Heald's Business College
Garnett John, waiter Palace Hotel
Garnett Louis A. , capitalist, 624 Sacramento, r. 35 Es-
sex
Garnett William H., r. 35 Essex
Garnett Yelverton T., r.'35 Essex
Garnier Auguste, French Zouaves, 808 Pacific
Gamier EJise, widow, r. 452 Jessie
Garnier Emil (Domergue & Garnier) r. 618 Sacra-
mento
Garnigs James R., insurance agent and adjuster,
406 California, basement, r. 1224 Pine
Garon William, r. 623 Jessie
Garotto Giuseppe, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Garratt Benjamin F., foreman William T. Garxatt, r.
409 Capp
Garratt Htram, general passenger and freight
agent S. P. 0. RR., foot Market, r. 529 Twenty-
second
Garratt John, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Garratt J. W., oiler P. M. SS. City of Tokio
Garratt William T., brass and bell foundry and
machine works, 138-142 Fremont, r. 405 Sixth
J^"Garratt. See Garrett
Garraud Alexander, butcher, r. 1116 Sacramento
Garraud Gabriel, butcher, r. 1116 Sacramento
Garrecht Stephen, sausagemaker, r. 33 Lily Av
Garren David, boxmaker, r. 13 Minna
Garren Louis, glazier, r. 13 Minna
Garren Morris, boxmaker, r. 13 Minna
Garretson Benjamin, Jour. Ship^v^ights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Garretson Mary E. Mrs., r. 2106 Van Ness Av
Garretson William & Co. (of Philadelphia) publishers
standard religious works, office 029 Washington
Garretson Worthington K., clerk, r. 82 Sixth
Garrett Andrew, boltcntter Union Iron Works, r. 47
Tehama
Garrett Francis, shoemaker, and secondhand cloth-
ing, 313 Third
Garrett Frank, laborer, r. 47 Tehama
Garrett Jacob L., commission merchant, r. 204 Golden
Gate Av
Garrett James H. (Garrett & Creegan) r. 106 Hyde
Garrett James H., engineer, r. 2015 Folsom, rear
Garrett James S., Slipper mnfr, 1125 Mission, r. 142
Sixth
Garrett John, engineer C. P. KR., r. 313 Third
Garrett John R., apothecary Wakelee & Co., r. 1143
Mission
Garrett Lizzie Mrs., r. 56 Clara
Garrett Samuel, teamster, r. 1904 Market
Garrett Thomas, laborer, r. 47 Tehama
Garrett Thomas, packer Cutting Packing Co. r. 326
Vallejo
Garrett William, drayman D. L. Famsworth, r. 464
Jessie
Garrett & Creegan (James H. Garrett and Peter
Creegan) fruit and produce commission, SE cor
Sansome and Clay
(ty Garrett. See Garratt
Garrick .Agnes, widow, r. 426 Minna
Garrick John, forgeman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. White
House Hotel
Garrick Michael, blacksmith, r. 1136 Howard
Garrick William H., master mariner, r. 2722 Mis-
sion
Garrick William H. Jr., r. 2722 Mission
Garriga Andres Rev., pastor Yglesia de Nues-
tra Senora de Guadalupe, r. 908 Broadway
Garrigan Edward, r. W s Bryant Av, bet Solano and
Butte
Garrigan Hall, packer Charles Bernard, r. Ss Filbert,
bet Montgomery and Sansome
Garrigan James, laborer, r. 60 Jessie
Garrigan James, plumber Edward V. Wilson, r. 320
Vallejo
Garrigan John, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson, rear
Garrigan Laughlin, laborer, r. S s Filbert, bet Mont-
gouifry and Sansnnie
Garrigan Michael, driver Charles Bernard, r. S s Fil-
bert, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Garrigan Patrick, teamster A. M. Ebbets, r. 17 Alta
Garrigan Paul, r. S s Filbert, bet Montgomery and
Sansome
Garrigan Robert, laborer, r. 31 Jessie, rear
Garrison Eunice Miss, dressmaker, r. 107 Powell
Garrison Frances, widow, r. 1134!^ Bryant
Garrison Harry, woodpeddler, r. 124 Clinton
Garrison K., clerk Abraham Michelsohn, r. 2029 Fill-
more
Garrison Lewis B., furnished rooms, 413 Brannan
Garrison Lorenzo, first officer Oregon Imp. SS. Miss-
issippi
Garrison Samuel J., compositor, r. Overland House
Garrison William W. (Garrison & Co.) r. 2925 Califor-
nia
Garrison & Co. (W. W. Garrison and F. E. Mathieson)
wood engravers, 521 Clay
Garxissere F. Mme., ladies' hairdresser, 113 Dupont
Garrissere Francois, hairdresser, human hair and per-
fumery, 113 Dupont
Garrissere Peter (Garrissere & Stein) r. 1416 Powell
Garrissere & Stein (Peter Garrissere and A.J. Stein)
barbers, 604 Montgomery
Garrisino Autone, vegetable garden, nr Ocean View
Station
Garrity Ellen Miss, ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r.
108 Hickory Av
Garrity Hannah, domestic 1822 Post
Garrity John, fireman, r. 9 Pacific
Garrity John E., r. G37 California
Garrity Kate Miss, r. 66 Tehama
Garrity Lizzie Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Garrity Martin, engineer, r. 520 Powell
Garrity Mary Mrs., stemmer Seal Rock Tobacco Co.,
r. 242 Fifth
Garrity Michael, laborer Mission Bay Warehouse, r.
36 Welsh
Garrity Patrick, blacksmith, r. 40 Dorland
Garrity Peter, proprietor City Hall Stables, NE
cor Golden Gate Av and Leavenworth, r. 30 Dor-
land
Garrity Thomas J., tinsmith, r. 668 Natoma, rear
Ite?" Garrity. See Gerrity
Garrod James, musician, r. 20 Elliot Park
Garrone Charles A., r. 506 Third
Garry Augustin, conductor N. B. and M. RB., r. 761 ^
Howard
Garry Edward E., salesman R. W. Simpson, r. 761 H
Howard
Garry Louise M. Miss, teacher music, r. 76134 How-
ard
Garry Michael, furnished rooms, 777 J^ Mission
Garry Sarah Mrf ., furnished rooms, 761 H Howard
Gars Marie Mrs., r. 418 )i Natoma
Gars Octave, junk, 445 Bush, r. 606 Pine
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ sTv*^.1,''L^'i!rj?. s*"-'*'
I MArnniUniinU importer of and dealer rv COAL and pig iron,
J. IVIHUUUI^UUUn, 41 Market street, corner Sd
Street, corner Spear.
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423
GAT
Qarside Charles W., cashier W. B. Bradbury, r. 1233
Market
Garside George W. Mrs., r. TOG California
Garsou Andrew, foreman I. K. White & Co., r. 1335
Xatouja
Gartelmanu Katie, domestic 1908 Sutter
Gartenberg Max, porter Platehek & Harris, r. 2212
Fillmore
Garth Albert B., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 231 Stevenson
Garth John F.. cook Joseph Schultz, r. 2G7 Third
Garthofner Emil, baker, r. 533 Sacramento
Garthorne Charles A., printer Bradley & Eulofson, r.
3 Central PI
Gartliorne George H., agent Cal. Cracker Co.,
208 Sacramento, r. 1023 Chester, Oakland
Garthorne Richard M., cooper Cal. Cracker Co., r. 311
Pacllic
Garthorne Kobert, bookkeeper, r. 913 Montgomery
Garthwaite Harry P., receiving teller Pac. Bank, r.
Oakland
Garthwaite Henry, lumber surveyor. Pier 3 Steuart,
r. Oakland
Gartlan James, general agent, 326 Pine, r. 322 Fremont
Gartland Annie Mits, furnished rooms, 824 Howard
Gartlaiid Edward, laborer, r. 1067 Market
G.irtland James, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson, rear
Gartland John, driver Omnibus RR.
Gartland John B., bookkeeper A. F. Nye & Co., r. 1067
Market
Gartland Patrick, marbleworker, r. 28 McAllister
Gartland Philip, r. Turk St. Hotel
Gartland Rose Mrs., r. 13 Cleaveland
Garver Kossuth, waiter, r. 211 Ji Geary, rear
Garvey D. Mrs., widow, r. 1515 California
Garvey Daniel, teamster A. Sutro, r. Beach House
Garvey Daniel J., bartender F. Jones, r. 231 Stevenson
Garvey David N., driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 676
Clementina
Garvey David S., teamster, r. 150 Eighth
Garvey James, r. 7i8 Howard
Garvey James, carpenter, r. 30i Fifth
Garvey James, carpenter, r. 1753 Howard
Garvey James P., attorney at law, 409 California, r.
822 Turk
Garvey Kate Miss, r. 438 Jessie
Garvey Mary, widow, r. 428 Natoma
Garvey Patrick, driver Mas Wolfen & Co., r. 592
Stevenson
Garvey Thomas J.,' engineer Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 303 Jones
Garvey Timothy, seaman, r. 106 Washington
Garvey William, hustler J. P. Ferguson, r. 814 Mission
Garvey William, teamster, r. 1134 ,S Bryant
Garvin Daniel, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn. 71 New Mont-
gomery
Garvin James (Sloan & Garviu) r. Oakland
Garvin John, blacksmith's helper, r. 142 >ij Silver
Garvin Mary Miss, r. 164 Silver
1^" Garvin. See Gavin
Garwich Frank, deckhand N. P. C. RR.stmr San Rafael
Garwood Charles, baker, r. 223 Jessie
Garwood Joseph H., machinist H. P. Gregory & Co.,
r. 421 Fourth
Garwood William T., physician, office and r. 223
Dupont
Gary Charles, shoecutter, r. 704 Howard
Gas Consamers' AasociatioiL, E. J. Coleman
president, F. W\ Ludovici secretary, 202 Bush
Gas Inspector, Robert C.Ames, office old City Hall,
third floor .
Gas-Liiglit Co. San Francisco, office SE cor
First and Natoma
Gash John (Newsom & Gash) r. San Jos6
Gashwiler John W., mining, 318 Pine, rooms 27-28, r.
1296 Van Ness Av
Gashwiler Simeon F., mining, 439 California, r. 1820
Vallejo
Gaskill J. W.. clerk Main k Winchester, r. Ameri-
can Exchange Hotel
Gftskin Charles M., special policeman, r. 324 Clay
Gaskin Edward M., shademaker, 108 >4 Jessie, r. 1217
Howard
Gaskin George, r. 652 Howard
Gaskin George W., r. 1217 Howard
Gaskin John B., money broker, r. 1217 Howard
Gaspard Jacques, glasspolisher Fr. H. Rosenbaum b
Co., r. 649 Mission
Gaspardiui , driver Lafayette Brewery, r. 726
Green
Gaspari Gervasio, teamster, r. 626 Green
Gasper Charles, ironmolder, r. 264 First
! Gasper E., carpenter, r. 54 Sacramento
( Gasper George F., laborer, r. 772 Harrisen
I Gasper John, restaurant, 221 Leidesdorff, r. 1022
Montgomery
I Gasper William, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
I Gasque Henry F., groceries and liquors. 701 O'Farrell
I Gasquet Jean, French Zouaves, 808 Pacific
Gass Benjamin, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
Alameda
Gass John, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 813 Greenwich
Gass Julius, butcher, r. 813 Greenwich
Gass Louisa, domestic 1414 Sutter
Gassaway Frank, journalist, r. 127 Kearny
Gassen Henry, bootmaker, r. 106 Dupont
Gassert Helen, widow, r. 239 Clara
Gassert John L., r. 239 Clara
Gassert William, expressman, and extraman Engine
No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. 239 Clara
Gassmann Emma Mrs., carjaetsewer, r. 129 Chatta-
nooga .
Gassmann Eugene, clerk John B. Gassmann, r. 404
Union
Gassmann House, Joseph Gassmann proptr, 428 Broad-
way
Gassmann Jolin B., laundry, 406 Union, r. 404
Union
Gassmann Joseph, proptr Gassmann House, 428 Broad-
way
Gassmann Joseph F., bookkeeper J. L. Armstrong, r.
332 Green
Gassmuss Charles, waiter, r. 232 Minna
Gassner Valentine, bootmaker, 404 Post
Gasson F., waiter, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Gast August A., blacksmith, r. 86 Everett
Gaston Louis, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. Oakland
Gatelani Giustu, laborer, r. 1500 Dupont
Gatelli Cristoforo, vegetables, 49 Colombo Market,
gardens M, bet Twenty-second and Tiventy-fifth,
South S. F.
Gately :?nnie E. Miss, machine operator E. Detrick &
Co., r. lKi2 Howard
Gately Elizabeth, widow, r. 1520 Hyde
Gately Frank W., clerk Keane Bros., r. 1832 Howard
Gately James, boatman, r. 7033^ Davis
Gately Belle D. Miss, compositor, r. 1706 Hyde
Gately John, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ala-
meda
Gately Joseph J., bagturner E. Detrick & Co., r. 1832
Howard
Gately Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 832}^ Harrison
Gately Mary, laundress S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Gately May L. Miss, compositor, r. 1706 Hyde
Gately Michael, laborer, r. 410 Valencia
Gately Michael, real estate, r. 1832 Howard
Gately Minna Miss, dressmaker, r. 832 J4 Harrison
Gately Patrick, teamster, r. 1220 Webster
Gately Patrick, wood and coal, 1517 Broadway
Gately Patrick J., liquor saloon, 1139 Market, r. 4-52
Natoma
Gately Thomas, carriagesmitb, r. 1321 J4 Natoma
Gately Thomas, laborer, r. 609 jij Grove
Gately Thomas B., compositor, r. 1706 Hyde
Gateuian James, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Gaten Daniel, locksmith, r. 1634 West Mission
Gaten John, peddler, r. 1634 West Mission
Gates Charles E., fruits and vegetables, 1630 Stockton
Gates E. F., retoucher 1. West Tfiber, r. 1 Stanly PI
Gates Frank A., medical student, r. 722 Montgomery
Gates Harry, actor, r. NE cor Turk and Taylor
Gates Harry, machinist, r. 533 Sacr.tmento
Gates Horace, drug miller, r. 32 Everett
Gates Horace D., civil engineer, r. 223 Seventh
Gates Ira, druggist, r. 311 Dupont
Gates Israel W., shipcarpenter,r. 415 Mason
Gates James H., apothecary, NW cor New Montgom-
ery and HowatU, r. 10 Russ
Gates James R. (J. R. Gates & Co.) r. 417 Sansome
Gates J. R, «& Co. (Jam's R. Gates) wholesaleand
retail druggists, 417 Sansome, cor Commercial
Gates Justin, druggist, and Russian and Turkish
baths, 722 Montgomery
Gates W. K., brakeman S. P. RR., r. International
Hotel
Gatier Celeste, widow, r. E s Sullivan, nr Old Hick-
ory, B. H.
Gatier Etienne, chief cook Bohemian Club, r. E s Sul-
livan, nr Old Hickory, B. H.
JOHN WIGMORE--HARDWOOD LUMBER, 129 to 14? SusarSt.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
826 MARKET ST.,
Makes a specialty In taking Clilldreii'a Pictnrea.
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424
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Gatke John H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Gattiuell Louis, marblepollsber Charles Roche, r. 35
Boardman PI
Gatting Maggie, domestic 304 Grove
Gatto Angelo, laborer, r. 7 Gaven
Gatto Antonio, wood and coal, 2738 California
Gatto Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Gatto John, laborer, r. SE cor Larkin and Green
Gatto Louis, laborer, r. 14 Elliot Park
Gatto Michael, wood and coal, SE cor Larkin and
Green
Gatto Peter, musician, r. SE cor Larkin and Green
Gaubert Joseph, florist, r. 604 (Jaliforuia
Gaubert Mary Mrs., florist, fi04 California, nursery cor
Thirteenth Av and P, South S. F.
Gaucher Louis, dishwasher Occidental Hotel
Gauchet Henry, laundryinan, r. 421 Tehama
Gaude Stanislas, proptr Sutter St. House, 308 Sutter
Gaudron Adolph, patternmaker Jackson & Truman, r.
408 Larkin
Gaudron Edward N., r. 408 Larkin
Gaudron Eugenie Miss, "dressmaker, 408 Larkin
Gauggel Leo, shoemaker, 181 Minna, r. 325 Minna
Gaughran James, clerk Hanson & Co., r. 126 Gilbert
Gaughran Lawrence, waiter Lick House, r. 438 Jessie
Gaughran Thomas, r. 22 Jansen
Gaukroger Albert, assistant engineer Gal. Sugar Re-
finery, r. Oakland
Gaul James, fireman State Dredger No. 1, r. 7 Harri-
son Av
Gaul Mary, domestic 111 Fulton
l^"Gaul. See Gall
Gauld James G., noteteller London and S. F. Bank, r.
619 Pine
Gauley Anna, widow, r. 1401 Sutter
B^Gauley. See Gawley
Gault Adolph M., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 22
Scott PI
Gault Margaret, widow, fancy goods, 422 Sutter
Gault Marie, widow, r. 15 Morey Alley
le^ Gault. See Gait
Gaulzata Antoine (Gaulzata& Co.) r. 1334 Bush
Gaulzata & Co. (A. Gaulzata and Philip Mazzi)restaii-
rant, 1332-1334 Bush
Gaurier Emile, carpenter, r. 531 Stevenson
Gaussail Bernard, bartender Emile A. Gaussail, r.
1.509 Powell
Gaussail Emile A., wines and liquors, 1239
Stockton, r. 1509 Powell
Gaut Ira A., drayman Peck & Co., r. 835 Broadway
Gautadini Jules, waiter, r. 220 Virginia
Gauterau Francis, carpenter, r. 426 Waller
Gauthier Eugene, stockbroker, 306 Montgomery ,r. 306
Green
Gautier Leon P., physician, office and r. 822 Pacific
Gautriaud Pierre, cook Rassette House, 11 Kearny
Gauvreau Louis O., hotel keeper, r. 714 Golden Gate
Av
Gavan Dominick (Nagle & GaVan) r. 413 Minna
Gavan Michael J., saleFman John Hanly.r. 413 Minna
li^Gavan. See Gaven and Gavin
Gaven Bernard, expressman, NW cor Sixth and How-
ard, r. 7 Fifth Av, rear
Gaven Patrick, r. 2 Raphael PI
ByGaven. See Gavan and Gavin
Gaver Edward S., register deiioslts O. S. Mint, r. 930
Market
Gaver John, blacksmith, r. 1309 Vallejo
Gavigan Annie E. Miss, assistant Grant Primary
School, r. 216 Seventh
Gavigan B. Mrs., r. 7 Dodge
Gavigan Charles A., blacksmith, r. 216 Seventh
Gavigan Daniel M., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 216
Seventh
Gavigan Dennis, miner, r. 216 Seventh
Gavigan Joseph A., cooper, r. 216 Seventh
Gavigan Martin, clerk Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r. 7
Dodge
Gavigan Mary, widow, r. 114 William
Gavigan Mary Miss, telegraph operator, r. 7 Dodge
Gavigan William, farmer, r. 216 Seventh
Gavigan William J., chief deputy Tax Collector, r. 216
Seventh
Gavin Charles, carder, r. 1.305 Jackson
Gavin G. D., r. California Hotel
Gavin James, marble polisher, r. 4 Morrel PI
Gavin James J., clerk, r. 848 Folsom
Gavin John, groceries and liquors, 28 Natoma, r. 25
Natoma
Gavin John, laborer, r. 433 Twenty-second, rear
Gavin John, teamster, r. 2209 California
Gavin John, pipemaker, r. 1318 Jackson
Gavin Mary, widow, r. N s Moulton, bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Gavin Michael, laborer, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Gavin Nellie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Gavin P. G., bartender James A. Blaney, r. 262 Jeg-
sie
Gavin Patrick, hackman Plaza, r. 1305 Jackson
Gavin Thomas, laborer, r. 1430 Jackson
Gavin William, tinsmith, r. cor Greenwich and Web-
ster
Gavin William H., with J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1305
Jackson
B^Gavin. See Gavan, Gaven and Garvin
Gawley Mark, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Gawley William H. Mrs., widow, r. 417 Harrison
K^Gawley. See Gauley
Gawne Charles, with Donaldson & Co.,r. 1622 Clay
Gawne John (Donaldson & Co.) r. San Leandro
Gawthorne Johnson F. (Gawthorne & Maguire) and
superintendent S. F. Co-operative Union, 22
Montgomery Av, r. 139 Chestnut
GawtUoriie & Slag'uire (J. F. Gawthorne and
B. J. Maguire) wholesale and retail dealers coal
and iron, NW cor Main and Folsom, office 22
Montgomery Av
Gaxiola Dolores Miss, r. 20 South Park
Gaxiola E., r. 20 South Park
Gaxiola Jesus, tinsmith, r. 405 Green
Gay Albert C, carpenter, r. NW cor Harrison and
Twenty-third
Gay C. H., assistant engineer U. S. SS. Manzanita
Gay diaries, general agent, 523 Montgomery, r.
103 Grove
Gay Charles A., carpenter, r. 251 Perry
Gay Clara Mrs., saleslady Charles E. Locke, r. 733
Bush
Gay Henry C, expressman, NW cor Market and Front,
r. 132 Church
Gay John G., janitor Industrial School
Gaye Joseph, waiter, r. 14 Harlan PI
Gayhart John, cook, r. 236 Jessie
Gaylord Eugenia R., widow, teacher dress and cloak
fitting, r. 659 Minna
Gaylord George M., clerk, r. 776 Howard
Gaylord Williim H., livery and sale stable, 797 Mis-
sion, r. 338 Third
Gaynard Charles, grain weigher, r. 752 Folsom
Gayuard James, shoecutter, r. 1027 Market
Gaynard Mary, domestic 1329 Leavenworth
Gayner Frank, blacksmith, r. E s McClellan. bet Lin-
coln and Cortland Avs, B. H.
Gaynor Bernard, laborer, r. NW cor Bush and Steiner
Gaynor Catherine, widow, r. 833 J4 Geary
Gaynor Daniel, porter Bullock & Jones, r. 1008 Wash-
ington
Gaynor F., boilermaker S. P. BR
Gaynor James, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
Gaynor James T., cutter Weil, Leiter & Co., r. 221
Mason
Gaynor John P., architect, 309 California, rooms 6-7,
r. Oakland
Gaynor Margaret, widow, r. 1 MeCormick
Gaynor Martin, laborer, r. 608 Minna, rear
Gaynor Mary, domestic 328 Golden Gate Av
Gaynor Patrick, teamster, r. 915 Battery
Gaynor William, policeman, r. 227 Perry
Gazanigo John, Barbers' Pro. Union, 312 Post
Gaze Charles, steward schr Bill the Butcher, r. 22
Louisa
GaZzola Louis, salesman John Sposito, r. 20Lsfay«tt«
PI
Oeandrot Augustus, teamster, r. 34 Sacramento
Geaney Ellen, widow, r. 108 Fell
Geaney Jertmiah, currier, r. 1413 Scott
Geantit Alphonse, butcher, 16-18 8. F. Market, r. 717
Union
Geantit Antonio, clerk, r. 717 Union
Gearliart Charles W,, official shorthand re-
porter Superior Court, Dept No. 10 and (Gearhart
& Glrv-in) r. 826 Geary
Gearliart J. W. (Kinsey & Gearhart) official short-
hand reporter, r. 826 Geary
Gearliart & Girviii (Charles W. Gearhart and
Ernest A. Girvin) official shorthand reporters,
636 Clay, room 9
Gearin Dennis, termster, r. Ocean View House
Gearin Maurice, laborer, r. SE cor Gough and Lom-
bard
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. ,Tm"' """'''' "'" """"'■
Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House in this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR WASHIXO PRO^WPTI.V ATTENDED TO
OFFICE, <i48 MARKET STREET.
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425
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Gearing Frederick, foreman American Sugar Refinery,
r. 330 Green
Geamer Louis, seaman, r. 700 Front
Gearon John F., barber, 1103 Howard, r. 1105 Howard
Gearty James, groceries and liquors, 224 Clara
Geary Agnes, domestic 316 Hayes
Geary C. S. Mrs., r. 1221 Mission
Geary Daniel, stevedore, r. 280 Union
Geary Dennis, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fol-
8om and Fremont
Geary Edward, laborer, r. 235 H Minna
Geary Edward, longshoreman, r. 286 Union
Geary Ferdinand, lumber surveyor, r. 726 Capp
Geary Frank, carpenter, r. 113 Sherman
Geary George W., carpenter, r. 113 Sherman
Geary Henry, laborer, r. 1825 G'Farrell
Geary Henry J., boilermaker, r. 560 Bryant
Geary Hubert, coachman 1201 Hyde
Geary Jeremiah J., tanner and currier, SW cor Guer-
rero and Fifteenth
Geary John, laborer, r. 236 Fremont
Geary John, longshoreman, r. 286 Union
Geary John, teamster, r. NE cor Brannan and Ninth
Geary Jolin F. , physician, office 131 Post, r. Oak-
land. Olfice hours 10.30 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Geary J. W., bricklayer, r. 315 Minna
Geary Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, NW ;or Third
and Howard
Geary Patrick, laborer, r. 27 Natoma
Geary Patrick J., r. 415 Minna
Geary R., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Geary Street Coal Co., William McKenzie manager,
819 Gearj-
Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad
Co., Daniel Meyer president, Reuben Morton
Buperintendeiit, John N. Syme secretary, office
and depot, NE cor Geary and Buchanan
Geary Theresa, widow, r. 652 Jessie
Geary William, salesman Redington & Co., r. 426
O'Farrell
B^ Geary. See Gerry
Oeasal William, blacksmith, r. 734 Harrison
Gebbels Nicholas, expressman, Sutter, bet Dupont
and Kearny, r. 139 Clara
Gebhardt Charles, cashier White, Grey & Co., r. 955
Howard
Gebhardt Charles, tanner, r. E s Little, nr Onondaga
Av
Gebhardt Frederick, sawmaker Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
27 Louisa
Gebhardt George, doormaker, r. 624 Capp
Gebhardt Harry, with J. J. H. Medauw & Son, r. 968
Folsom
Gebhardt Henry, bookkeeper F. Kronenberg & Co., r.
NE cor McAllister and Franklin
Gebhardt John, driver CM. Herrmann, r. 100 Te-
hama
Gebhardt John, laborer Philadelphia Brewery
Gebhardt Louis, upholsterer Eugene Hoey r. Oakland
Gebhardt Louis P., bartender Martin Colmann, r. 639
California
Gebhardt Mathilda Miss (R. Gonzalez & Co.) 106 Du-
pont
Gebhardt Theresa, r. 27 Louisa
Gebhardt Wendel, upholsterer, 955 Howard
Gebhart John, fruits, Sacramento Ferry, r. 318 Davis
Gebhart Joseph, cabinetmaker J. S. Bennett, r. 10
Perry
Gebler Oscar A. J., cooper, r. 1137 Mission
Gebler Theodore H. A., teacher dresscutting, 1137
Mission
Gecan Andrew, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 2909 Bnsh
Geckler John, carriagemaker, r. 473 Jessie
Geddes Alexander, shipcarpenter, r. 33 Moss
Geddes Charleys, architect, 528 California, room 7,
r. 214 San Jose Av
Geddes Ephraim, r. 2422 Howard
Geddes N., shipcarpenter, r. Bonanza House
Geddes Samuel, mining, r. 110 Mason
Geddes William, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Geddes William, porter Lilientbal k Co., r. 818 San-
some
Gedge Frank J., with Samuel Irving & Co., r. 1122X
Broadway
Oedge John, carriagepainter Grlswold & Berry, r. 443
Natoma
•^Gedge. See Gage
Gee Ferdinand, mastermariner, r. 123 Perry
G^ee Frederick, sailmaker, r. 123 Perry
Gee George B.. sailmaker, r. 123 Perry
Gee George J., teacher mnsic, r. 418 Post
Gee James, machinist, r. 221 Clara
Gee Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 923 Howard
Gee Robert S., finisher Althof & Bahls, r. Oakland
Gee William, machinist Cal. Machine Works, r. 18 Na-
toma
Geer Richard, stonecutter, r. 1028 McAllister
Geer Roger C, drayman, cor Sansome and Jackson, r.
1028 McAllister
Geering Louis, pastrycook Occidental Hotel
Geeskens Heniy, groceries and liquors, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Prospect PI
Geesrud John, fireman, r. 134 Perry
Geflfert William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Geflfke Henry, liquor tender Cal. Sugar Ref., r. 1110
Bryant
Gefiroy Celestine, groceries and liquors, 1211 Powell
Gegan Ambrose T., bookkeeper Grangers' Business
Assn, r. 409 Ellis
Gegan Thomas F., clerk John Rae Hamilton, r. 25
Glen Park Av
l^"Gegan. See Gagan
Geggus Frederick, butcher, r. 19 Moss, rear
Geggus Louis, butcher, r. 619 Stevenson
Gehen Charles F., ^hoecutter, r. 1050 Howard
Gehen John E., shoecutter, r. 1050 Howard
Gehen Mary A., widow, bakery, 1050 Howard
Gehertv John, plasterer, r. N s Eugenia, bet Mission
and California Av, B. H.
Gehl Louis, cigar mnfr, 735 Geary, r. 22 Tark
Gehlen Frank, bartender Charles Niquet, r. 225 Stev-
enson
Gehr Laureston H., policeman, r. 854 Folsom
Gehrele Annie Mrs., r. 740 Howard
Gehrels Henry (Gehrels & Lubben) r. 508 Filbert
Gehrels & Lubben (Henry Gehrels and John Lubben)
liquor saloon, SW cor S.icramento and Davis
Gehret Christian, proptr Geneva House, 118-120 Ellis
Gehret Frederick, harnessmaker, r. 120 Ellis
Gehret Sophie Mme., corsetmaker, 120 Ellis
Gehricke Henry P., bookkeeper Sachs, Heller & Co., r.
906 Market
Gehricke Otto F., mining engineer, r. 120 Ellis
Gehrig Ferdinand, porter S. H. Prank & Co., r. 10O5J4
Minna
Gehring Charles, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
near Ocean View Station
Gehring Jacob, sausage maker, r. 1072 Howard
Gehring Martin, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Gehring Nicholas, brewer, r. 19 J^ Morey Alley
Gehrmann John H., cabinetmaker, r. 22 Turk
Gehrs Jens, laborer, r. 26 Decatur
Gehrs John, laborer, r. 24 Decatur
Gehrt Henry, groceries and liquors, 703 Dupont
Geib Jesse, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r. 1429
Steiner
Geib John, laborer, r. 709 Treat Av
Geier Matilda, stamping, 2101 Steiner
Geier Moritz, commission merchant, r. 2101 Steiner
GeigerAugustus.clerkP. W. Beckmann.r. 1900 Mission
Geiger J. George, clerk M. Ulmer, r. 1018 Washington
Geiger Pauline Mrs., r. 776 Folsom
Geilfass Henry, architect, office 33 Kearny, r.317H
Capp
Gelling Herman H., miner, r. 407 Pacific
Gells Carrie, widow, dressmaker, 2009 Polk
Geilslda Miss, instructor sewing machine, r. 2009
Polk
Geils Lillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2009 Polk
Geimaun William, merchant tailor, 509 Montgomery,
r. 925 Jackson
Gelmann William Jr., clerk William Geimann, r. 925
Jackson
Geimann William F., assayer, r. 925 Jackson
Geirrine Charles H., salesman Davis Brothers, Toklas
& Co, r. West Berkeley
Geirrine Frances Miss, dressmaker, r. 1326 Stockton
Geirrine Henry, waiter, r. 1328 Stockton
Geirrine Sebastian, cigarmaker, r. 60 Crocker
Geisel Alois, engraver, r. 331 Kearny
Geisel Eugene, clerk Louis Hartter, r. 331 Kearny
Geisel William, blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 734
Harrison
Gelselhart Magnus, miller Yolo Mills, r. 20 Minna
Geisendorfer Mary, widow, toys and stationery, 168
Second, r. Marlborough House
Geisenhofer Michel, baker, r. 20 Langton. rear
Geiser Frank J., foreman car shop S. P. BR., r. 183H
Mission
WINDOW SHADES rAS',S::SG.W.CM& Co., 645 MarMSt.
27
IIMCKliKli', SMKRS A: HAYES*, FITI^TON IROST Ti'ORKfi, 21S Freinout Mtrret,
]tkanii/»vturers of HOIKTINU U'«»RJKS, (AUliK, RUC'Iifi'TM and CARS.
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426
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Geishacker Andrew, machine hand Andrew Frei, r.
413 Bryant
GeiBler Chris., druggist J. Adolph Boyken, r. 1301
Mission
Geist John, upholsterer, r. G25 Pacific, rear
Geist William (Kragen & Geist) r. 910 Ellis
Geistlich' William, geuts' furnishing goods, 603
Fourth
Geituer George, shoemaker, r. 735 Sixteenth, bet
Howard and Folsuui
Geitner Leonhardt, blacksmith, 526 Mission, r. 735
Sixteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Gelander R., cook Hermaiiseu, Jorgeusen & Co.
Gelbke Julius H., physician, office 131 Post, r. 1512
Taylor •
Gelcher John, cabinetmaker, r. 562 Brannan
Gelett Ice Machine Co., office 250 Front
Gelieu Adolph G., mining, r. 524 Sutter
Gelien Robert B., manager Rudolph G. Gelien, r. 524
Sutter
Gelien Rudolph G., mnfr cigars, 315 Davis
Gelien Rudolph G. Mrs., widow, r. 524 Sutter
Gellatley James R., books ami stationery, NE cor
Stevenson and Fouith, r. 230 Jessie
Gellert Henry, barber, 210 Bush, r. 945 Howard
Gellert Isaac, porter Albeit Mau & Co., r. 945 Howard
Gellert Louis, tailor, 521 Sacramento, r. 945 Howard
Gellert M. M., r. 321 Davis
Gelley Richard, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney, r.
131 Folsom
Gelos Maria, widow, r. 826)4 Pacific
Gtmiuiaui Rachel, widow, r. 345 Tehama
Genardini Beruadetto, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Genarts Charles, brass finisher S. F. Brass Works, r.
22 Turk
Gendar Edward F., r. 545 Stevenson
Gendar John W. (J. W. Gendar & Co.) r. 209 Geary
Gendar J. W. k Co. (John W. Gendar and W. B. Cal-
vert) confectioners, 948 Market and 26 Sixth
Gender William, nurse German Hospital, r. 205 Tweu^
t3'-fourth
Genderson Robert, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr El Capi-
tan, r. West Oakland
Geudotti Andrew, teamster B. Frapolli & Co., r. 621
Broadway
Gendotti Giuseppe, r. Colombo Hotel
Gendottl Luigi, liquor saloon, 508-510 Octavia, r. 440
Hayes
Gf nebern Brotlier Rev., director Sacred Heart
College, r. SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Genee Ottilie Mrs., manager German Theatre, r. 532
Turk
General Jackson Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.)
R. W. Heath secretary, 318 Pine, rooms 16-17
General Lee Silver Mining Co. (A. T.) Charles E. Gil-
lett secretary, 411 J4 California, room 3
General Thomas Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) William Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block
General Trans-Atlantic Co., Belloc & Co. agents, 524
Montgomery
Genei'eaux Baptiste C, master mariner, r. 715 Web-
ster
Crenesee Mill Co., Henry Coubrough president,
office 715 Sausome
Genesee Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) E. F. Stone sec-
retary, 306 Pine, room 3
Genesee Valley Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) James
L. Fields secretary, 330 Pine, room 20
Geneva House, Christian Gehret proptr, 118-120 Ellis
Geneve Louis, r. 2 Lynch
Geneve Victor, cook Stork & Ligon, r. 15)4 St. Mary's
Geurich FrediricUi M., seaman, r. 28 Clay
Genola Dominick, sheetiron worker, r. 621 Broadway
Genola Juan, sheetlron worker, r. 621 Broadway
Gensberger Max (Louis Kliuo & Co.) r. 11 Kearny
Geusle Charles, baker, r. 032 M Minna
Gensler Julius, tailor and furnishing goods, 316 Sixth
Geuster Jacob, barber, 808 Larkin
Qenswindt Margaret, widow, r. 413 First
Gentll Arthur, barber and importer human hair, 1226
Dupont
Gentile Belle Mining Co. (Tombstone, A. T.) C. E.
Elliot secretary, 327 Pine, room 4
Gentilly Adolph, shoemaker, 613 Laguua
Gentry A. Mrs., r. 708 Green
Gentry Alfred K., porter Allen, McGary & Co., r. 2728
Mission
Gentry 8. K., powdermaker, r. 2728 Mission
A Gentuso Luigi, vegetable gardener, Waller, bet Stein-
er and Pierce
Geuty Amelia, laundry, 132 Geary
Geuty Charles, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Geuty Edward, laundryman, r. 132 Geary
Genty John, miner, r. 829 Folsom
Gentz Charles, seamau, r. North Pacific Hotel
Geuzen Frederick, driver Chicago Brewery, r. 1301 }4
Polk
Geoghegau Edward, brushmaker John E. Ford, r. NE
cor Crescent and Laurel Avs
Geoghegau Edward, seaman O. R.and N. SS. Columbia
Geoghegau J. W., Ship Calkors' Assn., 44 Spear
Geoghegau Margaret, widow, r. 921 hi Folsom
Geoghegau Michael, miner, r. 1501 Leavenworth
Geoghegau Patrick, carpenter, r. 5 Bowie Av
Geoghegau Samuel, buyer O'Connor, MoHatt & Co., r.
1027 Mission
>S^ Geoghegan. See Gagan, Gagen and Gahagan
Geographical Society of the Pacific, 317 Powell
Geoldg Frederick, labi^rer, r. SW cor Napa and Con-
necticut
Georg Fianz, liquor saloon, SW cor Noe aud Henry
George Albert, fisherman, r. 9 Vallejo
George Carrie Miss, paperfolder John B. Mclntyre, r.
Oakland
George Charles (William J. Scrivener & Co.) r. 119 J^
Sixth
George Charles E., dentist, office and r. 4031; Geary
George Charles F., seaman P. M. SS. Colima
George Charles W., salesman C. Curtin, r. 119)^ Sixth
George Delano, Ship Calkers' ABsn,.44 Spear
George E., r. 36 Clay
George Edwin, fireman Mattullath Mufg Co., r. 520
Ninth
George Frank S., clerk auditor's dept Wells, Fargo &
Cos Express, r. 329 Bartlett
George Henry C, clerk Davis & Cowell, r. 714 Capp
George Heury W., bookkeeper Scotchler & Gibbs, r.
1102 Taylor
George J., pantryman O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
George James, laborer, r. t!07 Hyde
George James, miuing, r. Milton House
George James H., student Pac. Business College, r. 34
Oak Grove Av
George J. EUicott, clerk Parrott & Co., r. Oakland
George J. Herbert, r. 34 Oak Grove Av
George John, restaurant, 205 Third, r. 704 Howard
George John, shoemaker, r. 117 Jackson
George Julius Mrs., widow, r. 717 Sutter
George Louise J. Mrs., r. 1102 Taylor
George Mary, domestic 1814 Sacramento
George Michele, seaman P. M. SS. Granada
George Nelson Mrs., widow, r. 1017 Pierce
George Nicholas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
George Otis S., taxidermist, r. '206 Fouith
George Peter, fruits and vegetables, 735 Broadway
George Peter, longshoreman, r. 14 Natoma
George Thomas, r. 103i Folsom
George Wesley, lumberdealer, r. 1145 Mission
George William B., clerk E. D. Farnsworth & Son, r.
1021 Sutter
Georges Hippulyte (Bine & Georges) r. 810 Powell
Georges Leonard, bookkeeper Sherman, Clay & Co.,r.
Brunswick House
Georgia Ice Co. of San Francisco, Henry Deas secre-
tary, 44 Nevada Block «
Georgia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) R. Weg-
ener secretary, 414 California
Gerabeck Frank, cook, r. 311 Pacific
Geraghty Abbie T., widow, r. 73 Fourth
Geraghty John, driver S. F. Tucker, r. Oakland
Geraghty John, laborer, r. 10 Langton
Geraghty Martin, groceries and liquors, 551 Bryant
Geraghty Michael, laborer, r. 36 Welsh, rear
Geraghty Michael, laborer, r. 10 Langton
Geraghty Michael, stationery, school books, fancy
goods, etc., 1127 Fol.iom
Gerald Edward F., clerk freight dept C. P. KR., r.
Alameda
Gerald Elizabeth, widow, r. 33 Garden
Gerald Ezekiel F., traveling auditor S. P. RR. and
C. P. RR., r. Lick House
«»- Gerald. See Gerold
Gerard .\dam, machinist, r. 117 Perry
Gerard James, engineer Palace Hotel, r. 117 Perry
Gerard William, brickmason, r. 116!^ Clara
B^ Gerard. See Girard
Gerardi Gabriel, musician, r. 14 Elliot Park
Gerasiuo Stefauo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Geravento Giovanni B., gardener, r. N s Market, bet
Sanchez and Church
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St.
I MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERIiAJVD, LEHIGH AXI> ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
GER
427
GER
Gerber Anton, steward William Tell House, 317 Bush
Gerber John, butcher, r. 1012 Pacific
Gerber John B., sjhoemaker, 302 Francisco
Gerberding Albert, grain broker, 304 Davis, r.
1218 Clay
Gerberding Frederick TV., clerk R. G. Dun & Co.,r.
1218 Clay
Gerberding Mary J., widow, r. 1218 Clay
Gerbert Julie, teacher languages, r. 710 Sutter
Gerbie Wilhelmina, widow, dressmaker, 32 Sixth
Gerbrich Walter, student, r. 363 Minna
Gercke Brothers (Frederick and Gustav) proptrs
Gercke's Hotel, SE cor Battery and Green
Gercke Christian, laborer Golden Gate Park
Gercke Frederick (Gercke Brothers) and pro-
prietor William Tell House, 317 Bush
Gercke Gustav (Gercke Brothers) r. SE cor Battery
and Green
'Gercke William (S. F. Fiirniture Factory) r. 434 Sev-
enth
Gercke William, bakery, 1924 Howard
Gercke's Hotel, Gercke Brothers proptrs, SE cor Bat-
tery and Green
Gercken Ernest H., master mariner, r. 1218 Kearny
Gercken William F., captain schr U. S. Grant, r. 1517
Diipont
Gerdau August J., Master Mariner?' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Gerdes B. Henry, fireman S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. N s Towusend, ur Ritch
Gerdes Carsteu, expressman, NW cor Post and Mont-
gomery, r. 2243 Mission, rear
Gerdes Frederick A. (Burns & Gerdes) r. Alameda
Gerdes Henry, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Gerdes H. G.. lettercanier Post Office, r. 1716 Polk
fi^Gerdes. See Gaerdes
Gerding Engel Miss, boxmaker Wempe Bros., r.
317 Polk
Gerding Henry, boxmaker Wempo Bros., r. 317 Polk
Gerding Lizzie, widow, r. 317 Polk
Gerding Lizzie Miss, boxmaker Wempe Brots., r.
317 Polk
Gerds Edward, master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gere George G. , physician, office and r. 304 Sutter
Gerema Charles Mrs., widow, r. 420 Brannan
Gerety James E., coUecior, r. 5G Montgomery Block
Gerges August, laborer, r. NE cor Santa Clara and
Bryant Av
Gerhard Frederick, with Wolters Bros. & Co., r.
34 Mary
Gerhard Frederick G., editor Pacific Pilot, 36 Thir-
teenth
Gerhardt Benjamin, salesman Reiss Bros. & Co., r.
113 Eddy
Gerhardt Charles, driver Fred. Ratz, r. 1006 Union
Gerhardt Conrad, butcher, t. 1817 Hyde
Gerhow Charles, butcher, r. NE cor Twenty-third and
Mission
Gerhow Frederick, groceries and liquors, 2-4
Mission, r. 561 }<i Howard
Gerhow Frederick Jr., boilermaker, r. 561 M Howard
Gerhow Kate Miss, seamstress, r. .'itilj^ Howard
Gerhow Robert, rigger, r. 104 Mission
Geiichevi John, clerk F. G. Bisazzo, r. 325 Broadway
Gerichten Eriiest A., jewelry boxmaker August H.
Lochbanm, r. 6.59 Seventeenth
Gerichten Jacob E., r. 659 Seventeenth
Gerichten Jusephine E. Mrs., assistant Greenwich St.
Primary School, r. 659 Seventeenth
Gerichten Louis, teacher gymnastics Olympic Club, r.
204 Powell
Gerichten Philip, real estate, r. 1 Yerb.i Buena
Gerig Autoine, milker Henry Schwerin, r. Visitacion
Valley
Gerig Henry, proptr Ehreka Dairy, NW cor Clara Av
and Eighteenth
Gering Frederick, foreman American Sugar Refinery,
r. 330 Green
Gering Jostph, Swiss Ben. See, 627 Commercial
Goring William, machinl.Kt.r. 1.33 Twelfth
Gerisch George R., carpenter. 1133 Clay
Gerke George, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Gerke Gotfried, maltster U. S. Brewery, r. NE cor
McAllister and Fr mklln
Girke Henry, merchant, r. 1035 Market
Gerken Cliarlos. bartender, r. 1113 Dupout
Gerken Dn derich (Gerken & Wobber) r. Oakland
Gerken Frederick, clerk Becker Bros., r. 622 Taylor
Gerken Henry, boots and shoes, 210 Fourth
Gerken Herrman, waiter, r. 524 Pine
Gerken John (Peters & Gerken) r. Preseott House
Gerken John N. (Gerken & Meyer) r. 909 Kearny
Gerken William, clerk Christoph Von Issendorf.r. 202
Beale
Gerken & Meyer (Claus Gerken and John N.
Meyer) proprietors Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Gerken & Woliber (DiedeJich Gerken and Peter W.
Wobber) liquor saloon, SW cor Spear and Mis-
sion, and 33H Main
Gerl Christopher, junk, r. NE cor San Jose Av and
Valley
Gerlach Bernhard, barber, r. 211 Ritch
Gerlach Charles E., r. H29 Howard
Gerlach Conrad, r. 101 O'Farrell
Gerlach Emil, compositor, r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Gerlach George, physician, office and r. 1313 Golden
Gate Av
Gerlach George E., salesman A. Brune, r. 2535 Post
Gerlach Gustave, woodworker E. Soule, r. 14 Oak
Grove Av
Gerlach John, cabinetmaker, r. 529 J^ Sixth, rear
Gerlach Marie Miss, soumstress.r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Gerlach Reinhuld, cooper, r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Gerlach William P.. bookkeeper Christy & Wise, r.
202 Stockton
Gerloff John F. W., canvasser Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg
Co., r. 704 Bush •
Germain Dwight (George Spaulding & Co.) r. 1227
Pierce
Germain F. C, clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. Oakland
Germain Harry, driver C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 718
Leavenworth
Germain W. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 20 Mont
German-Anierican Insurance Co. of 'Sew
York (fire) Tom. C. Grant general agent, 213
Sansonie
German-American Kindergarten School, Miss Emma
Marwedel principal, 1711 Van Ness Av
German Christopher G., driver Market St. RR., r. 12
Bourbin PI
German Fire Insurance Co. (of Baltimore)
Philip, Speyer & Co. agents, 425 California
German Fire Insurance Co. (of Pittsburg) E. D.
Farnsworth fc Son agents, 219 Sansome
German General Benevolent Society, Eu-
gene Roiaer general agent, .535 California
German Hospital, Noe, bet Fourteenth and Rid.
ley. for terms of admission apply to office, 535
Ciillf'Tuia
German Hotel, Frederick C. Janssen proptr, 18 First
German Manuela, shirtmaker, r. 2 Vallejo PI
German Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. NW cor Sixth
and Brannan
German Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. Hermann
Briick pastor, 866-858 Folsom, bet Fourth and
Fifth
German Saving and Loan Society (The)
Lawrence Gottig president, George Lette secre-
tary, .526 California
German Theatre (The Baldwin Theatre) after August
iBt (California Theatre)
ft^German. See Germain and Germon
Germania Fire Insurance Co. of Ne'w York.
See New Ynrk Underwriters' agency
Germania Gardens, Theodore Sch^itzlein proptr, S 8
Erie, nr Mission
Germania Lead Works, John G. Kellogg presi-
dent, William A: Aldrich vice-president, A. W.
Bowman secretary, works Salt Lake City, oflSce
314 California
Germania Life Insurance Co. (of New York)
Julius Jacobs general agent, 2^6 Sansome
Germania Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Edward F.
Stone secretary, 306 Pine, room 3
Germania Soap Factory, August Stuhr proptr, SE cor
Fifteenth Av ami San Bruno Road
Germanic Lloyd, Muecke, Vietor & Co. agents,
435 Califortia
Germer John C, butcher, 511 Pacific
Germon A, •& Co. (Adolphus Germon and JohnW.
Hodgkin) general commission merchants, whole-
sale and retail dealers shingles, butcher blocks,
laurel timber and hardwood lumber, 113-115 Mis-
sion
Germon Adolphus (A. Germon &€o.) r. 3 Park Av
U3^ Germon. See German and Germain
Gernais Louis, sailmaker, r. 127 Jackson
Gerne John, first mate bktn Jane A. Falkinburg, r. 23
Clay
f ALUDT, MAPLE, CHERBY
JOHN WICWIORE, Office 133 Spear St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
GEE
428
GIA
Gemlch Frederick, upholsterer, r. 229 Ellis
Gerold Philip, commisBion merchant, 325 Pine, r. 823
Dolores
Gerran Anthony, porter Wells, Fargo & Go's Express,
r. 33 Natoma
Gerring Dennis, housemover, r. E s Seventh, nr Har-
rison
Gerrish Andrew D., brassfounder, r. 837 Folsom
Gerrish Louis E., waiter Thomas M. Holt, r. 837 Fol-
som
Gerrish M. E. Mrs., waxflowers. 127 Kearny
Gerritson Fritz, paiuter, r. 932 Pacific
Gerrity Katie, domestic 1630 Pierce
G^rrlty Mary Mrs., groceries, G33 Jessie
Gerrity Patrick, drayman, r. iS Everett
Gerrity Sarah, domestic 1415 Jones
l&~Gerrity. See Garrity and Geraghty
Gerry Robert, laborer, r. 334 Bryant
Gerry Samnel R. , resideut physician City and
County Alms House, ofBce 645 Washington
B^Gerry. See Geary
Gerson Maria, widow, ladies nurse, r. 2605 Sacra-
mento
Gerson N. (Gerson & London) r. 1918 Pine
Gerson Nathan, attorney at law, 426 California, room
, 4. r. 1307 Octavia
GArson & London (N. Gerson and Henry London) im-
porters of tobacco and cigars, 611 Sansome
Gerstenberg Henry, r. 211 H Austin
Gerstle Henry, tinsmith Seller Bros, k Co., r.
Bootz Hotel
Gerstle Lewis (Louis Sloss & Co. and Hutchinson,
Kohl, Philippeus & Co.) r. 1500 Van Ness Av
Gerstner Mary, widow, r. 45 Clara
Gerstner William, foreman Uriah Segars, r. 45 Clara
Gerths Maria Miss, housekeeper 314 Stockton
Gerts Neil L., carpenter, r. NE cor Green and Fill-
more
Gerts William P., r. 2526 Webster
Gertzen Otto, carpenter, r. 5 Metcalf PI
Gerzabek Carl F., foreman William Lewis & Co., r.
605 Steiner
Gerzabek Oscar V., with A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 605
Steiner
Geschke Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 4^66 Minna, rear
Gesler John, seaman, r. 20G Steuart
Gessen James, cook, r. 308 Seventh
Getchell Charles S., shipcalker, r. 58 Tehama
GetchtU James T., porter, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
Chattiinooga and Church
Getchell Jesse, shipcalker, r. 58 Tehama
Getchell J. S., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. W s
Twenty-sixth, nr Dolores
Getchell L. P., cooper, r.820 Folsom
Getchell Sumner, mate C. P. BR. stmr Apache
1»" Getchell. See Gitchell
Gethings Auuie, »idow, bakery, 510 Fourth
Gethius Bartholomew, ironmolder, r. 60 Zoe
Getleffe Laura, widow, r. Abbotsford House
Getleson Bernard, r. 1916 Sacramento
Getleson David, liquor saloon, 795 Mission, r. 1916
Sacramento
Gettig John, lacemaker, r. Turk St. Hotel
Gettiugs Charles, r. 1131 Twenty-first
Getty James, machinist, r. 1627 Pine
Getty John, yardman Palace Hotel
Getty William H., clerk J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 1627
Pine
Getty William S., clerk, r. 1139 Twenty-first
Getz Abraham, r. 1724 Sutter
Getz Antonio, barber, r. 631 Union
Getz August, house and sign painter, r. 310 Mason
Getz Berahard (Milly Brothers & Getz) r. 1520 Post
Oetx Brothers <!(c Co, (Louis and Joseph Geta)
commission merchants, wholesale dealers provis-
ions and agents Alvarado Salt Works, 301-303
Front
Oetz Charles, brassworker, r. Turk St. Hotel
Getz Edmund W., barber, r. 837 Folsom
Getz Joseph (Getz Brothers & Co. and Joseph Getz
& Brother) r. 1724 Bush
Getz Joseph & Brother (Joseph and Solomon) general
merchandise (Lower Lake, Cal.) office 301-303
Front
Getz Louis (Getz Brothers k Co.) r. 1726 Suiter
Oetz Marcus, with Boyal Glove Co., r. 518 Octavia
Getz Maurice (Krenz & Getz) r. 1721 Buchanan
Getz Max, traveling salesman Kutner k Goldstein,
r. 328 Fell
Getz Rudolph J. (Getz & Swan) r. 633 Polk
Getz Kosie, packer Hirschfeld & Saroni
Getz & Swan (Rudolph J. Getz and Jabez S. Swan)
housepalnting and whitening, 727 Market
Getzendanner S., gardener, 2725 Howard
Gevliu John, laborer, r. 15 Gilbert
Gewer August, superintendent Hofmann Bros., r. 903
Larkin
Geyer M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 311 Stockton
Geyerswaldt Leo, liquor saloon, N s Point Loboe Av,
bet First and Second Avs
Gheen William, trunkmaker, r. 24 Welsh
Gherini Amante, clerk C. Anduran & Co., r. 2004
Taylor
Ghezzi Angelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Ghiando Pietro, laborer, r. 115 Clark
j Ghielmetti Luigi, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
I way
Ghiglieri Antonio, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
I Ghiglieri Bonifacio, laborer American Sugar Refinery
j Ghiglieri George, laborer, r. 1416 Kearuy, rear
I Ghigliotti Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
1 Ghio Augustine, fisherman, r. 126 Pacilic
Ghio Emanuele, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
I Ghio Felice, tailor, SW cor Jackson and Montgomery
j Av, r. 312 Filbert
I Ghio John B., assistant foreman E. Goslinsky & Co.
r. 520 Union
Ghiotto Gio Battista, vegetables, 8 Colombo Market
I gardens, W s Mission Road, nr Five Mile House
I Ghirardelli Antonio (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co.) r
[ Oakland
Gliirardelli D. & Sons (Domingo, Domingo Jr.
and Joseph) importers and manufacturers choco
I late, coffee and spices, 411-417 Jackson
Ghirardelli Domingo (D. Ghirardelli & Sons) r
Oakland
Ghirardelli Domingo Jr. (D. Ghirardelli & Sons) r
{ 610 Fulton
I Ghirardelli E., clerk D. Ghirardelli & Sons, r. Oak
laud
Ghirardelli Joseph (D. Ghirardelli & Sonn) r. Oak-
land
Ghirardelli Louis, bookkeeper D. Ghirardelli & Sons
r. Oakland
' Ghirardi Riccardo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Bdwy
' Ghiselli Gioconda, tailor, 114 Pacific
I Ghiselli Giovanni, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad
way
Ghisla Salvator, umbrella and parasol maker, 1306
j Stockton
Giaointo Bianci, cook Rocco Beban, r. 529 Broadway
I Giacobbi F., r. 522 Union
Giacobbi Louis A., jeweler Pac Jewelry Co., r. 822
Union
Giacometti Baptiste, macaroni maker, r. 558 Mission
Giacomiui Dominick, milkman, r. California Hotel
Giacomiui John D., porter Martin, Feusier & Co., r.
1307 Leavenworth
Giaconitz Gerolamo, Fishermen's Assn, 307 Broadway
Giamboni Frederick, waiter, r. 1111 Montgomery
Giamboui Giuseppe, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commer-
cial
Giain1)oni Natali, proprietor Campi's Restaur-
ant, 531-633 Clay, r. Oakland
Giampaoli Bernardino, teamster, r. 2 Sheppard PI
Giampaoli Giovanni, wood and coal, 908-910 Stockton,
r. 2 Sheppard PI
Gianelli Domenico, fruits and vegetables, 911 Bryant
Gianettoui Camillo, liquor saloon, 316 Broadway, r.
618 Pacific
Gianettoui Giacomo, saloon keeper, r. Ticino Hotel
Gianettoni Giovanni, liquor saloon, Montgomery Av,
bet Kearny and Pacific, r. 518 Pacific
Gianettoni Malachi (Buzzini & Gianettoni) r. 29 Sixth
Gianettoni Severino, milkman, r. Ticino Hotel
Gianettoni Stephen, bartender Buzzinl & Gianettoni,
r. 29 Sixth
Giani Cirilo, dishwasher Campi's Restaurant
Gianni Dominico (Bragia & Gianni) r. 1102 Folsom
Giannini Ambrose (Giannini & Guscettf) r. 8E cor
Berlin and Henry
Giannini Antonio, gardener, r. P, bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh Avs, South 8. F.
Giannini Arcangiolo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc. 625
Broadway
Giannini Clemento, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Giannini Eduardo, peddler, r. 10 Russell
Giannini Emilio, laborer, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Giannini Gaetano, mllkranch, E s Berlin, nr Henry,
U.M.T.
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to Braverman «& l.evy
119 MONTGOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASniNO CA1.I>EI> FOB ANI> DEI^ITEBED.
OFFICE, 64» JHARKKT STREET.
GIA
429
GIB
Giaunini Giosue, capitalist, r. 212 Eighteenth
Oiannini Henry Q., laundry, 824 Lagnna
Glannini Henry P., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 212
Eighteenth
Gianninl John, cook, r. 1323 Stockton
Giannlni Joseph, bartender G. Gianettonl, r. 1323
Stockton
Gianninl Natale, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Gianniui Peter A., mnfr watch cases and importer
watches, 109 Montgomery, r. 315 Ivy Av
Gianuini Sabatino, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Bdwy
Giannini & Guscetti (Ambrose Giaunini and Vincent
Gnscetti) mllkranch, SE cor Berlin and Henry, U.
M.T.
Giannotti Luigi, fruits, 703 Broadway, r. 15 Moray AI-
le^
Gianola Domenico, blacksmith, r. Colombo Hotel
Gianola Giovanni, blacksmith, r. Colombo Hotel
Gianone Antonio, laborer, r. 521 Green
Giant and Old Abe Mining Co. (Dakota Ter.) J. King
Goodrich secretary, 49 Nevada Block
Giant Powder Co.,office4 California, Bandmann,
Nielsen & Co. general agents, 210 Front, works
Fleming's Point (Alameda Co.)
Glbb Gavin, painter, r. 1207 Mission
Gibb James, wines and liquors, 617 Merchant, r.
1818 Geary
Gibbes Charles D., surveyor and civil engineer, 118
Montgomery Block
Gibbes J. T., surveyor and draftsman, 102 Montgom-
ery Block
•^■Gibbes. See Gibbs
Gibbon Edward F., pawnbroker, 625 Kearny, r. 923
Pine .
Gibbon John F. , physician, office and dispensary, 623
Kearny, r. 923 Pine
Gibbon ■VVilliam R., saddler, r. 1.334 Pacific
Gibbons Alexander, tailor, r. 1915 Broderick
Gibbons Alfred, superintendent warehouses Custom
House, r. Alameda
Gibbons Anna P. Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 939 Geary
Gibbons Bernard, junk dealer, r. 13 Garden Av
Gibbons C. P., speculator, r. 2608 Mission
Gibbons Eleanor P., designer and engraver on
wood, 219 Bush. r. 939 Geary
Gibbons Francis W., assay dept U. 8. Mint, r. 721
Turk
Gibbons George A., teamster, r. N 8 Eugenia, bet
Mission and California av,B.H.
Gibbons Henry, physician, office 101 Dupont, and
professor practice of medicine , medical dept
University College, r. 939 Geary
Gibbons Henry Jr. , physician, office 101 Dupont,
dean and professor of obstetrics and diseases of
women and children medical dept University Col-
lege, r. 601 Polk
Gibbous James, salt dealer, r. 211 Langton, rear
Gibbous James, upholsterer, r. 24J<J Ritch
Gibbons John, laborer, r. 68 Tehama
Gibbons John, teamster, r. 913 Batterv, rear
Gibbons John J., carbutlder S. P. RR., r. 1353 Ala-
bama
Gibbonb .Joseph, seaman, r. NE cor Jackson and
Drumm
Gibbons Julia, widow, r. 15 Jansen
Gibbons Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 526 Howard
Gibbons Michael, teamster, r. 7 McLea Court
Gibbons Michael, teamster, r. 909 Battery
Gibbons Michael J., boot crimper, r. 8 Minna, rear
Gibbous Patrick, soapdealer, r. cor Caroline and
Ninth
Gibbons Philip, teamster, r. 909 Battery, rear
Gibbous Robinson, clerk J. A. Benson, r. Alameda
Gibbons Sarah, widow, r. 1914 Taylor, re.ir
Gibbons Thomas, capitalist, r. 411 Valencia
Gibbous Thomas, fruit dealer, r. 1121 York
Gibbons Thomas E., laborer, r. 1012 Hampshire
Gibbons William, steward P. M. SS. South Carolina
Gibbons W. R., actor Tivoll Garden, r. 1334 Pacific
Gibbs C. E. Mrs., assistant Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. Oakland
Gibbs Charles, barber Francis W. Haines, r. 715
Howard '
Gibbs Charles E. (Scotchler & Gibbs) r. 833 Post
Gibbs Cornelius V. S., adjuster marine losses,
318 California, room 1, r. 722 Post
Gibbs Frederick A. (George W. Gibbs & Co.) r. 431
Bartlett
Gibbs George, machinist F. A. Robbins, r.368Natoma
Gibbs George W. (George W. Gibbs & Co.) r. 2851
Sixteenth
Gibbs George W. & Co. (George W. and Freder-
ici A. Gibbs, and Edward A. Selfridge) importers
iron, steel, blacksmiths' tools, bolts, etc., 35-37
Fremont
Gibbs Hurry T., clerk George W. Gibbs & Co., r. 722
Post
Gibbs James A., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., r.
919 J4 Howard
Gibbs John H., route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. American Exchange Hotel
Gibbs Mary, widow, r. 11 'i Pearl
Gibbs Reuben F., sawsmith, 604 Mission, r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Gibbs Sarah A., widow, r. 1608 Mason
Gibbs Thomas, waiter, r.What Cheer House
Gibbs U. S. Bonded Warehon.se. John O.
Strauch proprietor, SW cor Front and Vallejo
Gibbs William C, adjuster marine losses, 318
California, r. Oakland
t<^ Gibbs. See Gibbes
iJibeau I. O. & Brother (Isaaj O. and John) black-
smiths and wagonmakers, 2944 Mission
Gibeuu Isaac O. (I. O. Gibeau & Brother) r. 911 Bart-
lett
Gibeau John ( I. O. Gibeau & Brother) r. 2943 Mis-
sion *
Gibello Antonio, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gibilinl Baptista, tinsmith, r. 533 Green, rear
Glbilini Pietro, tinsmith, r. 633 Green, rear
Giblin Daniel. black.«mith, r. S s Myrtle Av, bet
Gough and Franklin
Giblin J., stonemason, r. Park Hotel
Giblin James, groceries and liquors, NW cor Zoe and
Freelon
Giblin John, clerk Desimone Bros., r. 702 Valencia
Giblin Johu J., furniture polisher, r. 1405 Wash
Giblin Margaret, widow, r. 821 Broadway
Giblin Michael, laborer, r. Ill Jessie
Giblin Patrick, cooper, r. 114 Sacramento
Giblin Patrick, teamster, r. 314 First
Giblin Richard J., painter, r. 339 Jessie
Giblin Timothy J., real estate, r. 1329 Clay
Giblin William, shoemaker, 159 Ninth
Glblmg Patrick, laborer, r. 748 Howard
Gibney Alice Miss, tailoress, r. 422 Fremont
Gibney Andrew D., coremaker, r. 326 Tehama
Gibney Ann, widow, r. 549 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Gibney Annie, domestic 858 Folsom
Gibney John, longshoreman, r. 26 Alta
Gibney Margaret, widow, lodgings, 422 Fremont
Gibney Mary, weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Gibuey Michael, laborer, r. 100 Greenwich
Gibney Samuel, cabinetmaker, r. lOSii Tehama
Gibney S.amuel, ship painter -J. J. Callahan
Gibney Thomas F., housemover, r. 413 Clementina
Gibson A. B. Mrs., r. Occidental Hotel
Gibson Adam, machinist, r. 18 First
Gibson Alexander, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Gibson Alexander, porter Wilmerding & Co., r. N s
Clipper, bet Church and Dolores
Gibson Charles, commission merchant, r. W 8 San-
chez, bet Market and Sixteenth
Gibson Charles, laborer, r. S s Townsend, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Gibson Charles, teamster, r. 1009 Union
Gibson Chauncey W. (Gibson & Covert) r. 22 Geary
Gibson Edward L., mail clerk Argonaut Publishing
Co., r. 2731 Howard
Gibson Edward T., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
37 J4 Filth Av
Gibson Francis Miss, r. 114 Masyn
Gibson Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 116 Jones
Gibson George, bartender Abraham Warner, r. NW
cor Meiggs' Wharf and Francisco
Gibson George B., upholsterer. 1511 Market
Gibson G. L. Mrs., r. ■329 Minna
Gibson Henry, Cooks' and Bakers' Union, SW cor Kear-
ny and Post
Gibson Herbert L., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent C. P. RR., r. 2731 Howard
Gibson James, porter Wilmerding i Co., r. 56 Te-
hama
Gibscm James C, carpenter and builder, 2819 Califor-
nia
Gibson James E.. restaurant. 10 Sacramento, r. SEcor
Nineteenth and Mission
G. W. CLARK 86 CO. iN^E^mo^TEcoRAiSRs, s"hi'>f?i;!r.fr:;ra'j,5';rrx^^.'
Wholesale and Retail dealers In Paper
Hautrinsra. and all kinds of Window
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
FVI.TOK JktoX ^V4»RKM, 213 Fremont Ntrecf,
-Manufacturer.s oi' Nugrur MillK, Vixtumii Panit, £ic.
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Gibson James E. C, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1827 Market
Gibson James H., marblecutter, r. S s Lizzie, nr Mis-
sion
Gibson James L., capitalist, r. 1827 Market
Gibson John, gardener German Hospital
Gibson John, laborer, r. cor Seventh and Townaend
Gibson John, machinist, r. 30i Fremont
Gibson John, waiter, r. 339 Tehama
Gibson John B., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1139
Union
Gibson John W. (J. W. Gibson & Co.) r. 1827 Market
Gibson Joseph, waiter, r. 16 Natoma
Gibson J. W. & Co. (John W. Gibson) wholesale
music dealers, 647 Market
Gibson Margaret, widow, r. 458 Guerrero
Gibson Marvin P., clerk Jackson & Truman, r. 10 Lib-
erty
Gibson Mary A., widow, r. S s Clipper, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Gibson Matilda Miss, r. 122 Ellis
Gibson Matthew M. Rev. D. D., pastor First United
Presbyterian Church, r. 803 Guerrero
Gibson Oren B., speculator, r. 273] Howard
Gibson Otis Rev., Buperlntendent M. E. Chinese Mis-
sion, r. 91G Washington
Gibson Phrebe R., widow, r. W s Tennessee, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Gibson Ralph H., machinist Jackson & Truman, r. 10
Liberty
Gibson Richard, sub-editor S. F. News Letter, r. 869
Market
Gibson Robert, boatman, r. 720 Third
Gibson Robert, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mills
Gibson Robert, compositor, r. 13U9 Stockton
Gibson Samuel, r. 1 Willow
Gibson Samuel, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1303J^
Polk
Gibson Samuel, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 222 Te-
hama
Gibson Samuel, roller Pac. Rolling Mills
Gibson Samuel S.. painter, r. 222 Tehama
Gibson Thomas, longshoreman, r. 113 Oregon
Gibson Thomas B., coffeeroast-er Bothin, Dallemand
& Co., r. 1553 }<i Market
Gibson Thomas R., manager Charles G. Ewing, r. 37
Ritch
Gibson Walter D. K., clerk John D. Spreckels & Bros.,
r. 1009 Union
Gibson Weston, ship's clerk, r. 1519 Larkin
Gibson William, r. 37 Ritch
Gibson William, janitor Nevada Block, r. 105 Prospect
PI
Gibson William, rougher Pac. Rolling Mills
Gibson William F., conductor California St. RR.,r. 34
Austin
Gibson William J., lather, r. 37 Ritch
Gibson W. J., r. 719 Market
Gibson & Covert (Chauncey W. Gibson and Henry
M. Covert) commission merchants and purchas-
ing agents, 203 Sacramento
Giddings , master mariner, r. 637 California
Giddings B. F., manager Railroad Gazetteer, 219
Bush
Giddings Henry, Ship Joiners' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Gidney George, hackman, r. Federal H. tel
Gieck William, brewer, r. 1431 Pacific
Gieglingen Arthur von, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 2536 How-
ard
Gielow Charles, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Gienger Charles, foreman brewer Philadelphia Brew-
ery, r. 67 Tehama
Gier E., driver San Francisco Stock Brewery, r. 1819
Powell
Gieriaoh John, r. 1H07 Octavia
Gies Charles W., barber, 614 Post, r. 2 Chatham PI
GieB George, barber, r. 1 Montgomery Court
Gies Kilian, barber, 434 Pacific, r. 1 Montgomery
Court
Gleechen William, clerk John Martens, r. SW cor
Geary and Steiner
Gleschen Henry, laborer, r. Greenwich, nr Scott
Glese Brothers (Claus and Jurgeu H.) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Battery and Pacific
Giese Claus (Giese Brothers) r. 704 Battery
Giese Jurgen H. (Giese Brothers) r. 704 Battery
Giesen Frederick, horseshoer, r. 3U) Linden .\\
Gieaen Robert, hor.seehoer, r. 310 Linden Av
Giesser Louis, barteuder, r. Continental Lodgings
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Giesting Joseph G., salesman Hall's Safe and Lock
Co., r. 1928 Pine
Giffin Coleman J., tinsmith John Giflln.r. Ns Precita
Av, bet Mission and Howard
Giffin Herman E., r. 1239 Pine
Giffin John, plumber and tinner, 3006 Mission, r. 628
Filbert
Giffin John F., tinsmith John Giffin, r. 628 Filbert
Giffin Oscar F.. merchant, office 310 Pine, room 44, r.
1812 Pine
Giffin William, clerk, r. 628 Filbert
Gillord Arthur W., miner, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Gilford Charles, janitor Ladies' Pro. and Relief Soc,
E 8 Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Gififord Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 711 Howard
Gilford William C, r. 967 Mission
Gift Joseph K., reporter S. F. Chronicle, r. 621 Pine
Gignat Peter, cooper, r. 17 Union PI
Gihon George H., engraver Thomas Gihon, r.422 Bry-
ant
Gihon Thomas, engraver, 109 Montgomery, r.422 Bry-
ant
Gila Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) J. T. Mc-
Geoghegan secretary, 318 Pine, room 13
Gilardi Battista, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Gilbau John, die reamer A. S. Hallidie, r. Golden
Eagle Hotel
Gilbart William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Du.
pont and Union, r. 17 Bannam PI
Gilbert A. B., bookkeeper, r. 721 Bryant, bet Fourth
and Fifth
Gilbert Adrian A., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r.
Oakland
Gilbert Alexander, proptr Gilbert House, 824 Mont-
gomery
Gilbert Alfred, lithographer, r. 1 Graham Pi
Gilbert Auguste, candies, 410 Hayes
Gilbert Benjamin, driver Wells, Fargo & Co's Express,
r. 105 Stockton
(Jilbert Caroline Mrs., liquor saloon, NE cor DeHaro
and Center, r. N s Center, bet DeHaro and Caro-
line
Gilbert Catherine, widow, r. 1 Graham PI
Gilbert Charles, laborer, r. 321 Dupont
Gilbert Charles W. (Gilbert A: Moore) r. Oakland
Gilbert Christopher, boilermaker, r. 18 Heron
Gilbert D. M., Ship Joiners' Assn, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Gilbert Edmund C, compositor, r. 609 Pine
Gilbert Edward, laborer, r. 3 Howard Court
Gilbert Edward, stone cutter, r, Hampshire, bet Butte
and Solano
Gilbert Elizabeth, widow, r. 212 Laugton
Gilbert Emil, r. 248 Tehama, rear
Gilbert Emma Mrs., barber Mrs. Addie 'Wright,r. 715
Howard
Gilbert Ferdinand, bartender Caroline Gilbert, r. N 8
Center, bet De Haro and Carolina
Gilbert Florence Miss, milliner F. Toplitz & Co., r.
W s Octavia, bet Green and Union
Gilbert Frank, gardener, r. 428 Broadway
Gilbert George S. Jr. (Chaffee, Gilbert & Bonestell)
office NE cor Front and Clay, r. 421 Hyde
Gilbert House, Alexander Gilbert proptr, 824 Mont-
gomery «
Gilbert James, carpenter, r. 24 Lapidge
Gilbert James, clerk Gilbert & Moore, r. 130 Fell
Gilbert J. J., "assistant U. S. Coast Survey, r. 413 Post
Gilbert J. Martin, salesman Gilbert & Moore, r. 130
Fell
Gilbert John, r. 957 Howard
Gilbert John, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Gilbert Joseph, r. 407 Pacific
Gilbert Joseph H., proprietor Red Cross Packing
Co., 805 Sansome
Gilbert Julius A., compositor, r. 169 Silver
Gilbert Maurice, stevedore, r. 3 Howard Court
Gilbert Merrick, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Gilbert Michael, second hand clothing, 243 Third, r.
74a Folsom
Gilbert Robert, poultry, 23 Bay City Mar'^et, r. NW
cor Octavia and Green
Gilbert Samuel, carpenter, r. Ridley, bet Market and
Valencia
Gilbert Stephen, cook, r. 28 First
Gilbert Theodore, draw tender Long Bridge, r. SW
cor Fourth and Channel
Gilbert Thomas, bottom finisher Rosenthal, Feder &
Co.
Gilbert T. M., boxmaker, r. 224 Fourth
Washing Called for and Delivered
OFFirK. 3:i <ii;ARV ST.
I MAPnnMniifU importer op and dealer in COAl, AXD PIG IRON,
J, inHliUUnUUUn, 41 MarUet Street, corner Spear.
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Gilbert Walter, clerk Gilbert & Moore, r. 644 Twenty-
third
Gilbert William, confectioner Auguste Gilbert, r. 410
Hayes
Gilbert & Moore (Charles W. Gilbert and Hiland
A. Moore) manafacturers school, office and house-
hold furniture, 18-20 Sutter, factory 500-572 Bran-
nan
Gilberto Paolo, coffee roaster Hofen & Co., r. 423 Fil- j
bert I
Gilberts Edward, stonecutter, r. SE cor Hampshire
and Solano
Gilberts George, seaman P. C. SS. George W. Elder
Gilbertson Charles A., stevedore George Whitney
GilbertsQn Christian, seaman, r. 311 Filbert
Gilbertson James (Mackenzie & Gilbertson) r. Oak- '
land
Gilbertson Michael H., furniture, 205 Fourth
Gilbride Bernard F., blacksmith, r. 15 Caroline
Gilbride James, laborer, r. 630 Brannan
Gilbride John C. mattres^smaker, r. 15 Caroline
Gilbride Josephine Miss, shoefitter, r. 15 Caroline
Gilbride Michael W., blacksmith, r. 15 Caroline
Gilbride Patrick, r. 15 Caroline
Gilbride Pati ick, laborer, r. W 6 Kentucky, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Gilbride Roderick A., machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 15
Caroline
Gilbrunseu August, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Gilchrist James, carpenter, r. Adams House
Gilchrist John, laborer, r. 216 First
Gilchrist John G. (Kelly & Gilchrist) r. 506 Eddy
Gilchrist Maria Mrs., r. 1244 Howard
Gilchrist Mary, widow, r. 17 Zoe
Gilchrist Robert C, messenger American Dist. Tel.
Co., r. 3t< Austin
Gilchrist William, clerk Kelly & Gilchrist, r. 506
Eddy
Gilcrest Frank Ij., collector and surveyor New Zea-
land Fire and Marine Insurance Co., r. Oakland
Gilday Edward, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Gildea Charles, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 551
Minna
Gildea Charles, mining, r. Columbia Hotel
B^Gildea. See Guildea
Gildemeester John P. H., real estate broker, 621 San-
some, room 6
Gilder William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Qildersleeve Ralph, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. Tre-
mont House
Gildner Fred., engineer Geary St. RR., r. cor Point
Lobos and First Avs
Gile Henry S. (Doane & Co.) r. Illwaco, Washington
Territory
8^'Gile. See Geil '
Gilead Leon, shoemaker, r. 34 Natoma
Giles David, messenger Cal. Dist. Tel. Co.
Giles Geo., doorkeeper Bush St. Theatre, r. 325 Bush
Giles Henry, carpenter, r. Eighth Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
Giles Howard, teamster, r. 311 Linden Av
Giles James W., grainweigher, r. 535 Fulton
Giles Patrick S., storekeeper, r. 865 M Market
Giles Robert, carpenter, r. Eighth Av, bet, M and N,
South S. F.
Gilfeather Annie, domestic 839 O'Farrell
Gilfeather Daniel F., upholsterer, r. W s California
Av. bet Virginia and Esmeralda Avs. B. H.
Gilfeather Francis T., blacksmith, r. 5 Elizabeth
Gilfeather James, carriagepainter Robert Walsh, r.
Oakland
Gilfeather Margaret Miss. r. 113 Jones
Gilfeather Nornh, domestic 839 O'Farrell
Gilfeather Owen, upholsterer, r. W' s California Av,
bet Virginia and Esmeralda Avs, B. H.
Gilfeather Thomas, wood and coal, 415k' Fifth
GilfiUan Archibald Mrs., r. 2210 Fillmore
Giltillan Charles A., pantryman Bocken & Baccala, r.
Oakland
GilfiUan JamoH C, draftsman Fulton Iron Worlis, r.
Ill Langton
Gllfillaii Jonah C. (GUfiUan & Hohenschild) r. 1010
Jackson
GilfiUan .t Hohenschild (Jonah C. GilfiUan and estate
of George Hohenschild) fruits and vegetables. 33
34-4.5-49 California Market
Gilfoil John, peddler, r. 1202 Union
B^Gilfoil. See Guilfoyle
Gilfoy John, expressman, NE cor First and MiSBion,
r. 7 Willow
Gilgan James, r. 1314 Eddy
Gilgan Patrick, laborer, r. 1455 Minna, rear
GilgenA. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 236 O'Farrell
Gilgeu James R., plasterer, r. 236 O'Farrell
Gilgen Michael, laborer, r. 1616 Devisadero
Gilgenkrantz Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 1108 HarriBon
Gilham Frank M., salesman Main & Winchester, r.
1410 Sacramento
Gilhooly Benjamin, melter Pac. Stove and Iron Works,
r. 1191 Harrison
Gilhouse Henry, blacksmith, r. 115 Eddy, rear
Gilhulyflugh, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,r.257)i
Clara
Gilhuly James, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 267 J4
Clara
Gilhuly Michael, teamster Presidio Reservation
8^" Gilhuly. See Gillogley
Gill Catherine, domestic 3 Clay Av
Gill Catherine, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 228 Clara, rear
Gill Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 17 Oak Grove Av
Gill Emily Miss. r. Marlborough House
Gill Evan, stairbuilder, r. 1411 Valencia
Gill Frederick, clerk Adjutaut-General's Office, Pre-
sidio Reservation, r. 789 Eddy
Gill Frederick W., bookkeeper Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. 619 Harrison
Gill Hannah, domestic 905 Pacific
Gill Hugh, stonecutter, r. N s Thirteenth Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
Gill James, plumber, r. 39 Clara
GUI John, laborer, r. 218 Ritch
Gill John, seaman, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Gill Jose T., actor Tivoli Garden, r. 416 Union
Gill Joseph P., barber H. H. Creighton, r. 706J4 Pine
Gill Martin, wheelwright, r. 218 Ritch *
Gill Mary, seamstress, NW cor Powell and California
Gill Matthew, machinist, r. 34 Tehama
Gill Michael, laborer, r. 165 J^ Tehama
Gill Richard, brakeman C. P. RR., r. cor Treat Av and
Fourteenth
Gill Robert, liquor saloon, cor Filbert and Van NesB
Av
Gill Rose, domestic 1414 Post
Gill Stephen A., boilermaker, r. 572 Howard
Gill Thomas, laborer, r. 135 Freelon
Gill Thomas, longshoreman, r. 72 Everett
Gill William, laborer, r. 114 Welsh
Gill William, tinsmith, r. NE cor California and Cort-
land Avs, B. H.
Gill William H., bartender, r. 103 Natoma
Gill WiUiam W., student, r. Marlborough House
Gilla Peter, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Gillam Jefferson D., porter Kittle & Co., r. 1610 Pine
Gillam Joseph R., pianomaker, 701 Howard
Gillan John, laborer, r. NE cor Market and Valencia
Gillan Patrick, bartender, r. 12 Langton
lS^"Gillan. See Gillen, GlUin and Gillon
Gillard .^.gnes, domestic 939 Geary
Gillard George D. , r. 406 Laguna
Gillard Marv. cook, 1800 Franklin
Gillard S. T., painter, r. 919}^ Howard
Gillbreath Robert, cellarman A. Anstett & Co., r. 726
Green
Gille Henry, deputy Sheriff, r. 323 M Ivy Av
Gilleece James, teamster, r. 133 Hayes
Gillen Bridget M., widow, r. 727 Broadway, rear
Gillen Charles J., butcher, and foreman Engine No.
11, S. F. F. D.. r. 16 Bowen's Block, South S. F.
Gillen Dominick, peddler, r. 112 Lily At
Gillen James, laborer, r. 31 Eleventh
Gillen James, laborer, r. 11 Natoma
Gillen James B.. laborer, r. 727 Broadway
Gillen John, teamster, r. 1743 Market
Gillen Martin, shoemaker, r. 11 Natoma
Gillen Matthew, shoemaker, r. 605 Broadway
Gillen Neil, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Gillen Patrick J. . bricklayer, r. 1620 Washington
Gillen WlUiam, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 727Broad-
wav
l^yOilien. See GlUan, GiUin and Gillon
Giller Charles J., engraver C. L. Ciller, r. W s Parker
Av. bet Point Lobos and Santa Rosa Avs
Glll«r Charles L., engraver and diesinker, 402 Mont-
gomery, room 32, r. W s Parker Av, bet Point
Lobos and Santa Rosa Avs
Gilleran Bartholomew, laborer, r. NE cor Vermont
and Mariposa
Gilleran Edward, jailer County Jail, r. 909)4 Harri-
son
Gilleran flenry, bartender, r. 7 Hampton PI
MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMA7ERA :
JOHN WICMORE,
133 Spear St.
G. D. MORSE,
PMOTOORAPIIEB. 820 MARKET ST.
FIBMT CliAMM TAKiENT ONKiY E9IPK.OYED.
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Gilleran James, proptr Winchaster House, 44 Third
Gilleran Patrick, r. 312 Langton
Gillerau William, liquor saloon, 159 Third, r. 7 Hamp-
ton PI
Gillerlane Mary, r. 1414 Post
Gillespie Alexander G., laborer, r. 58 Clara
Gillespie Charles V., attorney at law and aearch>
er records, 522 California, r. 1832 Sutter
Gillespie Edward J., painter, r. 1219 Fillmore
Gillespie F. Mrs., janitress Silver St. Primary School,
r. 733 Bryant
Gillespie George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills *
Gillespie George G., contractor, r. Ahlborn House
Gillespie Jacob, bartender, r. 20 Harriet
Gillespie James (Gillespie & Van De Mark) r. 17 Van
Ness Av
Gillespie James, butcher, r. 21 Anthony
Gillespie James, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie James, laborer, r. 90 Frederick
Gillespie James, laborer, r. 538 Howard
Gillespie James, laborer, r. 466 Tehama
Gillespie James, seaman, r. 5 Rushton PI
Gillespie John, carriage painter, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie John, water lender P. M. SS. City of Rio de
Janeiro
Gillespie John J., carriage painter, r. 310 Minna
Gille3i>ie Joseph J., searcher of records, r. 316 Third
GillesiJie Louisa, widow, r. 1104 Mission
Gillespie Lucy, widow, tailoress, r. 30 Pleasant
Gillespie Margaret, domestic 426 Eddy
Gillespie Maria Miss, r. 20 Harriet
Gillespie Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 177 Minna
Gillespie Mary A., widow, r. 20 Harriet
Gillespie P., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Gillespie Patrick, laborer, r. 1316 Kearny
Gillespie Robert, machinist, r. 54 First
Gillespie T., watchman P. M. SS. South Carolina
Gillespie Thomas, policeman, r. 1517 J^ Market
Gillespie Thomas, weaver, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie Thomas G., laborer, r. 3593^ Brannan
Gillespie William J. (Robinson & Gillespie) r. 778
Stevenson
Gillespie William M., groceries and liquors, 1316 Sac-
ramento
Gillespie William Martin, clerk, r. 317 Third
Gillespie & Van DeMark (James Gillespie and George
F. Van De Mark) mnfrg and dealers brooms, 27
Drumm
Gillespy John H., secretary Yuma Mill and Min-
ing Co., 73 Nevada Block, r. Glenooe, Cal.
Gillet Joseph, machinist A. S. Hallidie, r. 18 Natoma
Qillett Charles, chemical operator David Cobb,r. NW
cor Filbert and Polk
Gillett Charles E., mining secretary, 411}^ California,
room 3, r. Oakland
Gillett Edward F., solicitor Singer MnfgCo.,r. 110
Sixth
Gillett Isaac C, carriagebuilder, r. 522 Minna
Gillett R. J., r. Occidental Hotel
Gillice Patrick, teamster P. Lynch, r. 1122)^ Larkin
Gillick Edward, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Glllick James, expressman, SE cor Fourth and Berry,
r. S s Sierra, bet Indiana and Iowa
Gillick Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. S s Sierra, bet In-
diana and Iowa
Gillick T. Silas, steward, r. 938 Pacific
GlUieri Antonio, laborer, r. Roma Hotel
Gillies Robert, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. cor Fifth
anil Cl.ira
(iillig Jacob, carriagetrimmer Albert Folsom, r. NW
cor Cook and Post
(Hlligau Cliristopher, farmer, Vlsitacion Valley, bet
Missiou and San Bruno Roads
Gilligan Ellen Miks, dressmaker, r. 1004 Howard
(lilligaii Joseph. carpent<r, r. 5J7 Natoma
(Mlligan KathiTiiie Miss, dressiuaker, 1004 Howard
Oilligau M., laborer, r. 1615 DeviHadero
GUligan Martin (Kenney .^' Gilligan) r. 50 Nevada
Gilligan Mary A. Miss, seam.stri sh, r. 553 >4 Minna
Oillig.in Oweu, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 13 M
Gilligan Patrick J., carpenter, r. 527 'i Natoma
Cilligau William T., salesman Kast & Co., r. Alameda
Gillilaud Adam, bookkeeper Harlford Fire Insurance
Co..r. 1710 Clay
Gilliland John, painter, r. 1710 Clay
<*lllilaud William, tailor, r. 35)4 Erie
Gilliland William J., bookkeeper J. D. Culp .t Co r
1710 CJlay
(iillln Bartholomew, special policeman, r. 1016 Mont-
gomery
Gillin Charles, cooper, r. 135 Freelon, rear
Gillin Edward, laborer, r. SE cor Baker and Golden
Gate Av
Gillin George B.. clerk J. H. B. Wilkins, r. 1016 Mont-
gomery
Gillin James W., policeman, r. 1016 Montgomery
Gillin JoUu, teamster, r. 1209 Folsom
Gillin John H., harnessmaker, and extraman Hose No.
9. S. F. F. D., r. 1016 Montgomery
B^ Gillin. See Gillan, Gillen and Gillon
Gillis Andrew J., assistant engineer C. P. RR., NE cor
Fourth and Towusend
Gillis Carrie Miss, r. Abbotsford House
i Gillis Charles, waiter, r. fi65 Mission
I Gillis John, cook stmr Reform, r. What Cheer House
Gillis Sabra Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 400 Geary
Gillis Samuel, master mariner, r. 317 Union
Gillis William, foreman blacksmith Rlsdon I. and L.
Works, r. 331 Beale
B^ Gillis. See Gillies
Gilliss George P., clerk William W. Stow, r. 1232
Green
GiUman John, painter, r. Columbia Hotel
Gillmor John B., assistant foreman Examiner, r. 462
Filbert
Gillmor John B. Jr., upholsterer, r. Winchester House
Gillmore Robert, cooper, r. North German House
Gillmore Sarah W. Mrs., r. 211 '^i Turk
83" Gillmore. See Gilmor, Gilmore and Gilmour
Gillo Giuseppe, laborer, r. 19 Sonora
Gillogley George, teamster, r. 708 Clementina
Gillogley Hugh, teamster, r. 708 Clementina
Gillogley John, carpenter, r. 120 Valley
Gillogley Robert, teamster, r. 708 Clementina
B^ Gillogley. See Gilhooly and Gilhuly
Gillon James, clerk Charles W. Fox. r. The Baldwin
Gillon Ruse, laundress S. F. Laundry, 8 s Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
B^ Gillon. See Gillan and Gillin
Gillony John M., carpainter Omnibus RR., r. 9 Taylor
Gillpatrick George W., drayman, r. 719 Hyde
Gillpatrick Isaiah W., commission merchant, r. 719
Hyde
Gillpatrick Wallace, clerk S. F. News Co.. r. 719 Hyde
Gilly Ferdinand, cutter J. H. Curley & Co., r. 1806
Mason
Gilman Benjamin F. (Myers, Gilman & Co. and Oil-
man & Racouillat) r. 245 Ninth
Gilman Charles A., clerk Ichi Ban, r. 213 Mason
Gilman Charles E.. boxmaker, r. 245 Ninth
Gilman Charles H. (Gower & Gilman) r. Oak-
land
Gilman Charles H., shipping clerk Ichi Ban, r. 317
Ellis
Gilman David F., bookkeeper Ctllman, Walker & Co.,
r. Russ House
Gilman Elias. messenger U. 8. Mint, r. 8 Russ
Gilman Frank, bookkeeper, r. 435 Bush
Gilman George A., teamster J. Y. Wilson & Co.
Gilman Granville B. (Gilman, Walker & Co.) r. Loais-
ville, Ky.
Gilman Henry, bookkeeper George Thacher & Co., r.
426 OFarrell
Gilman Jane Miss, r. 437 Minna
Gilman J. H., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Gilman John, seaman, r. 904 Kearny
Gilman John P.. speculator, r. 546 Minna
Gilman M. Jennie Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r 814 Twenty-first
Gilman Robert, painter, r. 304 Jessie
Gilman Trn.stan C, carpenter, r. 1031 Montgomery
Gilinan, Wallcertfc Co. (GrauvilleB.Gilman,James
G. Walker and C. W. Craig) importers and whole-
sale wines and liquors. 224 Front, and Louisville,
Ky.
Gilman William W., foreman pressman Evening Bul-
letin, r. 2439 California
Gilman William Wallace, sodawater maker, r. 1522
i Stockton
i Gilman «!k Racouillat (Benjamin F. Gilman and
I L. Racouillat) manufacturers patent tule bottle
1 covers. SW cor Ninth and Harrison
Gilmard J., leather ctitter Levy, Diamaut, Oppen-
heimer & Co.
! Gilmnrtin Cordelia Miss, r. 16 Garden
< Gilmartin Delia Mrs., tailoress, r. 16 Garden
Gilmartiu James, with H.S.Crocker & Co., r. 1308
j Kearny
1 Gilmartin James Jr., clerk, r. 1308 Kearny
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Gilmartln John T., clerk, r. 1308 Ke»ruy
Gilmartin Owen F., bookkeeper M.Ward & Co., r. 10'29
Alabama
Gilmet Hattie, domestic 21 Eleyenth
Gilmor Forest Miss, teacher, r. 68 Clipper
Gilmor Harry C, bookkeeper, r. 708 Post
Gilmor John W. A. Mrs., widow, r. 708 Post
Gilmor Joseph W. A., paying teller First National
Gold Bank of S. F., r. 708 Post
Gilmor Samuel Q., bookkeeper P. C. SS. Co., r. 68
Clipper
Gilmore Agnew, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r, 323
Jessie
Gilmore Albert, beltmaker Charles N. West, r. 1047
Harrison
Gilmore Archibald N., chief engineer O. R. and N.
SS. Oregon, r. 1200 Market
Gilmore Charles C, foreman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r.
Winchester House
Gilmore David, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sut-
ter
Gilmore E. S., millwright David Woerner, r. S s Clip-
per, bet Dolores and Church
Gilmore George C, carpenter, 1127 J^ Howard, r. 8
Kausch
Gilmore George D., carpenter, r. 27 Garden
Gilmore James, expressman, cor First and Brannan,
r. 149 5^ Silver
Gilmore James, laborer, r. 5263^ Stevenson
Gilmore James, laborer, r. 402 Fremont
Gilmore James, machinist, r. S s Clipper, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Gilmore James Jr., boxmaker, r. 149 M Silver
Gilmore James H. (Foley & Gilmore) r. S s Twenty-
fifth, bet Dolores and Church
Gilmore John H.(Van Norden & Gilmore) r. 2032 Bush
Gilmore John H., salesman F. Chester & Co., r. 456
Tehama
Gilmore John J., engineer tug Kate, r. 13 Clementina
Gilmore Mary, domestic 34 Minna
Gilmore Michael, laborer, r. Twenty-sixth, nr Dolores
Gilmore Michael, plasterer, r. 716 Natoma
Gilmore Patrick, longshoreman, r. 122 Howard
Gilmore Peter H., laborer, r. 717 Natoma
Gilmore Quincy S., clerk P. 0. SS. Co., r. SW cor
Twenty-fifth and Dolores
Gilmore Robert J., butcher, r. 826 Filbert
Gilmore Samuel W., capitalist, r. 1922 Sutter
Gilmore Stephen D., r. 618 Folsom
Gilmore Thomas, laborer, r. 413 Fremont
Gllmour John D., shipsmith, 209 Main, r. Oakland
Gilmour John H., r. 1227 Pine
Gllmour Thomas, liquor saloon, NE cor Laguna and
Grove
Gilmour William, carjjenter, 704 Laguna
ft^Gilmour. See Gilmore and Gillmore
Gilpatrick Joseph G., sawyer Union Box Factory, r.
11.5 Taylor
Gilrain Michael, laborer, r. 306 Beale
Gilroy James, cook Charles P. Mayer, r. 508 Steven-
son
Gilroy James, stockbroker, r. 2104 3^ Folsom
Gilroy Mary, r. 207 Minna
Gilroy Mary, widow, r. 1310 Powell
Gilroy Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 129 Third
Gilroy Patrick, laborer, r. Ill Buchanan
Gilroy Patrick, laborer, r. 44 Louisa
Gilroy Thomas, teamster quartermaster's dept U. S.
A., r. NE cor Sanchez aud .Jersey
Gilroy Timothy, butcher, r. 47 Jessie
Gilruy Timothy, cook, r. 537 Sacramento
Gilsoii Kd'ward. Justice of the Peace, office SE
cor Kearny and Washington, r. 2119 Jones
Gilsou James, laborer, r. Excelsior Hotel
Gilson Livingston, mining engineer, 211 Sansome,
rooms 6-7, r. Palace Hotel
Gilson Oliver C. (Gilson & Co.) r. 913 Sacramento
Gilson Peter J., seaman, r. 28 Clay
Gilsou Hi Co. (Oliver C. Gilson and James E.
Brown) Chinese employment office, 35 H O'Farrell
Giltjen Katie, chambermaid Prescott House
Giltner Frauci.s, exjiressman, r. 141J Octavia
Giltuer Frank, carpenter, r. 1784 Folsom
Giltner William, butcher, r. 1411 Octavia
Gimbcl William, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 7 Graham
PI
Gimmel Albert, cooper David Woerner, r. 5 Telegraiih
PI
Gimmel Edward G. (Cummings, Gimmel & Co.) r. 108
Prospect PI
Gimmel Henry L., jeweler, r. 16 Hopeton Terrace
Gimmel Julius, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 5 Tele-
graph PI
Gimmel Louisa, widow, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gimpel Maurice C, sign and ornamental painter, 819
Market, r. 27 Pearl, rear
Ginazzo Giovanni, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Ginder Mary, widow, r. S s Niagara Av, nr Mission
Ginder V. Mrs., widow, r. 1 Cedar Av
Gingg Jacob, butcher, r. 1295 Alabama
Gingg Johu, liquor saloon, 415 Pine, r. 532 Pine
Gingrich William H., salesman Davis Bros., r. 652
• Folsom
Giun George A., salesman Thomas Sullivan, r. 629
Post
Ginni Dominick, fruit peddler, r. 328 Seventh V
Ginocchio .\ntonio, driver Ravenna, Ghirardelll &!
Co., r. Broadway, nr Montgomery !
Ginocchio Domenico (C. Cuneo & Co.) r. 516 Filbert
Ginocchio Giovanni, vegetables, 2-3 Colombo Market,
gardens Twenty-third Av, bet N and P. South S. F.
Ginoccliio Giuseppe, merchant, 217 Sacramento,
r. 2727 Folsom
Ginocchio Giuseppe B., fruits, Washington St. Wharf,
r. 311 East
Ginocchio James, bartender, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Ginocchio Pietro, laborer, r. SE cor Lombard and
Mason
Ginocchio Vincenzo (Ginocchio k Linn) r. 521 Green
Ginocchio & Linn (Vincenzo Ginocchio and Jacob
Linn) liquor saloon, 1306 Diipont
Ginty James, bartender Boyle & Co., r. 625 Minna
Ginzburger August, cigars and tobacco, r. 1550 How-
ard
Giocondo George B., fruits and vegetables, 1318 }i Pa-
cific, r. 1327 Pacific
Giomi Eugenio, knifecleaner Campi's Restaiurant, r.
8 Ohio
Giorgi Angiolo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Giorgi Jacopo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Giorgi Luigi, r. 515 Filbert
Giorgiani Antonio Mrs., widow, r. 914 Pine
Giorsa Sunta Mrs., r. 220 Francisco, rear
Giovacchini Giuseppe, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 626
Broadway
Giovannacci P., bartender, r. Ticino Hotel
Giovannetti Carlo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Giovannetti Gerolamo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Wash-
ington
Giovannetti Joseph, teamster, 207 Washington, r. 826
Jackson
Giovannetti Rlccordo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Giovannetti 9., wheelwright, r. 702 Sansome
Giovannetti Vincenzo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Giovanni Angelo, expressman, r. 425 Green
Giovanni John, gardener, N s Lake, bet Second and
Third Avs
Giovanni Paulino, baker, r. 110 William
Giovanuini Angelo, clerk, r. SE cor Broadway and
Kearny
Giovanniui Daniel, wood and coal, 810 Pacific, r. 808
Pacific
Giovanuini Felix, longshoreman, r. 5 Kohler PI
Giovanuini Francisco, wood and coal, SE cor Broad-
way and Kearny
Giovanuini Giuseppe, musician, r. Ticino Hotel
Giovanuini Luigi, fruit peddler, r. 720 Front
Giovanuini Philip (Giovanniui & Co.) r. 125 Valencia
Giovanuini Sabatino, liquor saloon, 306 Montgomery
Av, r. 1337 Dupout, rear
Giovanuini & Co. (Philip Giovanniui) proptrs Union
Brass Foundry, 417-419 Mission •-
Giovannoli Antonio (Perpoli & Giovannoli) r, 1823
Powell, rear
Giovannoui Angelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Giovannoni Martiuo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Wash
Giovannoui Paulino, teamster, r. 1508 Mason
Giovanovich Nicholas, cook, r. 723 Davis
Oipson Peler, mate P. C. S3. San Vicente, r. 9 Pacific
Giraldello Luigi, teamster, r. 633 Green, rear
Giraldello Steflfauo, teamster, r. 533 Green, rear
Giralt R. W., student Heald's Business College
Girard Achille S., clerk B. Pasquale, r. 1 Graham PI
Girard Auguste, restaurant, 612 Montgomery, r. 3
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Girard Elizabeth, teacher Protestant Orphan Asylum
Girard Emile, traveling agent J. JuUien & Co., r. Oak-
land
Girard Emma Miss, costumer and dressmaker, 308)^
Stockton, r. Ill Virginia
Girard Ernest, turner, r. ti25 Merchant
Girard FranU R., pianos and organs, 332 Sutter
Girard House, Daniel McMillan proptr, 142 Seventh
Girard Insurance Co. (fire of Philadelphia)
Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322-324 California
and 302-304 Sansome
Girard James A., r. 231 Montgomery Av
Girard Jean, gardener, r. NE cor Kansas and Center
Girard Leonce, merchandise broker, 214 California, t.
819 Montgomery
Girard Louis, shoemaker, 843 Market
Girard Louisa Miss, dressmaker Miss Emma Girard,
r. Ill Virginia
UiyGirard. See Gerard and Gerrard
Girardat Charles, machinist, r. 20 Clara
Girardat Valerie Miss, waitress C. Dentz, 536 Mission
Girardiu Emil, blacksmith, r. NE cor Stockton and
Clay
Girardin John F., barber, cigars and tobacco, 1905
Eillmore
Girardin Manuel H., barber, r. 1905 Fillmore
Giraud Ada Miss, r. 221 Seventh
Girauci Benjamin, cellarman Lenormand Bros., r. 2623
Mission
Giraud Etienne (Giraud & Martin) r. 4 Caroline PI
Giraud Joseph, miller G. Venard, r. 430 Vallejo
Giraud & Martin (Etienne .Giraud and Charles Mar-
tin) liquor saloon, 532 Pacific
Giraux Adeline Mrs., midwife, r. 323 Montgomery Av
Giraux Carlos, cook, r. 531 Vallejo
Giraux Jo8tx)h, mecljanic, r. 527 Vallejo
Girls High School, John Swett principal, NW cor
Bush and Hyde
Girold Laurent, machinist, r. 1513 Dupont
Girold Maria Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1513 Dupont
Girot Alfred, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 54 Loiiisa
Girot Frank, clerk Marriott & Son, r. 9 Pinkney PI
Girot Stephen, laborer, r. 54 Louisa
Girty Michael, painter John McDonald, r. 1127 Har-
rison
Girvin Alexander, laborer, r. What Cheer House
Girvin Charles, carpenter and builder, r. 33 Perry
Girvin Ernest A., official reporter Police Court,
department 2 (and Gearhart & Girvin) r. 20 J^
Franklin
Girvin Lawrence J., clerk E. A. Girvin, r. 33 Perry
Girvin Richard D., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
1312 Taylor
Girzikowski P. O., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. cor Guer-
rero and Seventeenth
Giselman William, agent S. Clinton Hastings, and
real estate agent, 636 Clay, r. 1308 Grove
Gitchell James M., attorney at law and register
in bankruptcy, 10 Court Block, 636 Clay. r. 524
Post
Oitheng William L.. assistant rector Church of the
Advent, r. 623 Howard
Gitterman Stephen F., traveling salesman, r. 29 Du-
pont
Gittings Henry F., carpenter, r. 31 Grand Av
Giufra Antonio, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadwav
Giugno Albert, painter, r. Colombo Hotel
Giuliani G., waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. 1111 Mont-
gomery
Giunti Gaetano, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Qiuutini Carlo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Giurcovich George, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Giuricli Mateo, waiter B. Maroni, r. 913 Post
Giusti Alf(j|iBo, expressman, r. 612 Broadway
Giusti Alfonso Jr., clerk, r. 612 Broadway
Giusti Joseph A., oysttr and chop house, 105 Califor-
nia Market, r. 71K Broadway
Giusti Pcllegrino, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Giusti Setimo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broadway
Giusto Dominic, expressuiau, SE cor Seventh and
Market, r. 027 3^ Grove
Giusto Frank, expressman, SE cor Fourth and Market,
r. iViT/i Grove
Giusto Gregory, blacksmith, r. 627M Grove
Giusto James, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Fourth and
Market, t.(S}.1% Grove
Giuzine Mary, widow, r. 553 Bryant
Givanovich Marin, dishwasher, r. ViS Fourth
Givens H arrv J^ waiter Palace Hotel
Givens Lou M., r. 1004 Sutter
Gizard Michel, blacksmith, r. 22 Bluxome
Gjestvang Augusta Miss, r. 506 Minna
Gladding Charles (Gladding, McBean & Co.> r. Lin-
coln, Cal.
Gladding George L., clerk Wheaton & Luhrs, r. Oak-
land
Gladding', McBean & Co. (Charles Gladding, P.
McG. McBean and George Chambers) manufac-
turers iron-stone sewer pipe, etc, 1310 Market
Glade Frederick W. , proprietor Spear St. Mills,
manufacturer house finish, mouldings, doors.sash
and bliuas, 30-34 Spear, r. 1005 Sutter
Gladwin Edward H., bookkeeper Poly,Heilbron & Co.,
r. 2216 Howard
Gladwin George S., clerk freight auditor C. P. ER., r.
2216 Howard
Gladwin W. H., workman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Glaenzer Eugene W., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 501 Post
Glaeser Felicitas, domestic 1107 Powell
cilair Thomas H.,r. 506 O'Farrell
Glaucy Patrick G., teamster, r. 177 Minna
Glaney Jeremiah, currier, r. 1413 Scott, rear
Glanville C, shoemaker, r. 435 Pine
Glanville Conrad F., stonecutter, r. 60 Tehama
(ilanville William, shoemaker, r. 435 Pine
K^ Glanville. See Granville
Glanz John, policeman, r. 504 Greenwich
Glasby Jesse K., millwright, r. 829 Howard
Glaser A., master manner, r. North Pacific Hotel
Glaser August C, captain schr Jennie Stella, r. 2218
Mason
Glaser Charles, merchant, r. 607 Hayes
Glaser Charles F., salesman Nolan Bros., r. 505 O'Far-
rell
Glaser John P., brickmason, r. 2212 Mason
Glaser Marks, clerk, r.607 Hayes
Glaser Michael, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., r. 651 Third
Glaser Simon, glazier, picture frames and passe
partouts, 9 Hardie PI, r. 75 Stevenson Building
1^" Glaser. See Glazier
Glasford John R., conductor S. P. RR., r. 615}^
Hayes
Glasford Peter S., salesman, r. 545 Folsom
Glasford Wallace, compositor William C. Brown, r.
545 Folsom
Glasford William H., student Heald's Business Col-
lege
Glasgow James, farmer, nr Ocean House School
Glasheeu Edmund, boilermaker, r. Washington Hotel
Glashinovich Anton, restaurant, 2016 Fillmore
Glasko Morris, junk, 1628^ Mission
Glass , laborer Lafayette Brewery, r. 725 Green
Glass Emilia, widow, r. 2604 Sutter
Glass Frederick H., clerk Thomas A. Graham, r. 13
Page
Glass Gilbert, stock clerk Ackerman Bros., r. 2604
Sutter
Glass Henry, commander U. S. Navy, r. 734 Post
Glass M. Mrs., r. 309 O'Farrell
Glass William C, shipping clerk Standard Soap Co.,
r. American Exchange Hotel
Glassett John, tanner O. Hellwig, r. 211 Twenty-sixth
Glassmau Abraham B., barber, 9 Pacific, r. 19 Ban-
nam PI
Glassman Charles, barber, r. 19 Bannam PI
Glassman Edwin W., clerk Cal. Paper Co., r. 314 Jones
Glassman Jacob, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Oali-
foruia and Montgomery, r. 314 Jones
Glassman Jacob, peddler, r. 19 Bannam PI
Glassmau Jacob A., clerk Bandmann, Nielsein & Co.,
r. 314 Jones
Glauch Herman, compositor, r. 142 Rose Av
Glavan Peter, bartender Matteo Drobaz, 503 East
Glavan John, hostler, r. 610 Capp
Glawson Albert, collector Chartes J. Holmes, r. 1607
Mission
Glazier Frederick M., gardener, r. W s Maple, bet
Jackson and Washington
Glazier I., member S. F. Stock and Exchange Board
Glazier Richard, laborer, r. 228^4 Nineteenth
Glazier William W., driver S. F. Laundry, r. 2017
Webster
8^ Glazier. See Glaser
Gleason Dennip H., bartender, r. 304 Francisco
Gleason Eugene O. (Mitchell & Gleason) r. 309 Hayes
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GleaKon George R., coachman, 211 Haiftbt
GleaBon James, ironraolder, r. 612 Minna I
GleaBon James, shoemaker, r. o4 Third I
Gleasou James W., salesman Hugh McCabe, r. 30}j
Zoe
Gleasou John, expressman, NE cor Sixth and Mission,
r. W s Sanchez, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth [
Gleason John, laborer, r. 25 Jansen ]
Gleason Martin M., shoemaker, r. i2i Shotwell
Gleason Michael, r. 15 Tehama
Gleason Michael, janitor, r. 15 Salmon
Gleason Michael, watchman Spring Valley W. W., r.
408 Shipley
Gleason Patrick, molder, r. 800 Green
Gleason Patrick F., bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, |
r. 1125 Twentieth I
Gleason Patrick H., liquor saloon, 304 Francisco '
Gleasou P.W.. housemover, r. 309 Mason :
Gleason Stephen, brakeman C. P. RR., r. 103 King
Gleasou Thomas, r. 109 Minna j
Gleason Thomas, miner, r. Huettmann's Hotel |
Gleason Thomas A., lithographer, r. 1608 Jessie
Gleason Timothy, stableman N. B. and M.ER.. r. 105
Freelon
Gleason William, carpenter, r. 311 Elm Av
Gleason William, cook J. E. Gibson, r. 424 Tehama
Gleason William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
27 Freelon
Gleason William H., laborer, r. 1843 Stevenson
Gleason Willi am H., salesman, r. 108 Hyde
Gleason William J., clerk Heimlich & Hansen, r. 108
Hyde
t^ Gleason. See Gleeson *
Gleesou Henry, foreman Burnham.Beck & Co.,r.423>i
Clementina
Gleeson John, bartender John McCully, r.423>i Clem-
entina
Gleeson John, laborer, r. 1 Auburn
Gleeson Patrick J., blacksmith, r. 521 Howard
Gleeson Thomas, tailor, 5 Post, r. 23 Glover
Gleeson Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Gleeson Timothy, laborer, r. NE cor Folsom and
Twenty-fourth
Gleeson William, tinsmith Holbrook. Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Sanchez, bet Fourteenth and FifteenAi
Gleeson William H., jeweler, r. 777 Market
10" Gleeson. See Gleasou
Gleidmann Julius, cook, r. 127 Jat-kson
Gleidson George, watchman, r. 127 Jackson
Glein Carlos F., r. 913 Fell
Gleize Benjamin, baker, r. 438 Green
Gleize Edward F., commission merchant, r. 834 Broad-
way
Glen Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Glen WilUam, laundryman La Grande Laundry, E 6
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Glen William B., slateroofer, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Glenat Louis, with Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris,
r. 1320 California
Glenu David, porter, r. 100 Hayes
Glenn Hugh, r. 312 Noe
Glenn James, carpenter, r. 802 Howard
Glenn John, hiborer, r. 424 Sansouie
Glenn John, peddler, r. 312 Noe
Glenn Maggie, domestic 606 Stockton
Glenn Thomas, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Glenn Timothy, laborer, r. 563 Bryant
Glennan Bridget Mrs., r. 72 Tehama
Glennan Martin, butcher, NEcorO'Farrell and Jones,
r. 432 OTarrell
Glennan Mary, domestic 1029 Mission
Giennan Mary, domestic 2207 Fillmore
Oleunau William, laborer, r. Lundy Lane, bet Es-
meralda and Virginia Ave, B. H.
Glennin W. B., r. 118 O'Farrell
Gleunon Isabella Miss, assistant Silver SL Primary
School, r. 1206 Market
Glennou J. H., clerk, r. 524 Jones
Gleunon Lawrence, harness cleaner, r. 917 k Sutter
Glennon Patrick J., plumber W. S. Shoo.. & Sons, r.
917 Howard
Glennon Richard, miner, r. 547 Mission
Glennon Wiliiftm. gardener, r. 917)^ Sutter
Glennon William, policeman, r. 721 Hayes
Gleuny Isaac, waiter, r. 122 Jj Sliipley
Glenny William, gardener, 1120 Pine, r. 917 Sutter,
rear
Glens Falls Insurance Co., of New York, Jacobs &
Easton agents, 216 Sansome
Glenville Smith, engineer Sutter St. BR., r. 2622 Sutter
Glenwood House, 1122 Market j
GlesB Alois, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Harri-
son
Gl< ssman John, waiter, r. 537 Sacramento
Glick Harry, porter R. A. Swain & Co., r. 306 Ji Third
Glick Mury Mrs., crockery, 306 3« Third
Glickmau David, watchmaker, 2102 Fillmore, r. 910
Ellis
Glidden Albert M., ship carpenter, r. 18 Bluxome
Glidden Cora A. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 413 Twenty-second
Glidden George, clerk, r. 826 Shotwell
Glidden Georgie Miss, dressmaker, r. 18 Bluxome
Glidden Louisa, widow, r. 826 Shotwell
Glidden Mary H.. widow, r. 413 Twenty-second
Glinden Martin J., clerk M. D. Nolan, r. 11 Ritch
Glines Herbert A., with Jones, Robinson & Co., r.
Oakland
Glissmanu Henry, groceries, 438 Hayes, r. 316 Hayes
Glissmaun Julia Mrs., teacher music, r. 316 Hayes
Globe Buginess Colleg'e, Henry C. Roeth presi-
dent, T. Gates Clarke secretary, 640 Clay
Globe Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) O. H. Bogart .secretary, 310 California
Globe Gas Light Co., I. W. Knox president, 237 First
Globe House, Mrs. Ann Bolger proptr, SE cor Sixth
and Brannan
Globe Iron Works, Nuttall, Bacon & Co., proprie-
tors, 222-224 Fremont
Globe Marine Insurance -Co. (limited, of Lon-
don) Degener iV; Co. agents, 308 California
Glocker Frederick, clerk Schoenberg & Co,, r. 650c
Jessie ■
Glocker M. E. Mrs., widow r. 650c Jessie
Glocker Rudolph, clerk Western Union Telegraph Co.,
r. 650c Jessie
Glockler Joseph, bookkeeper S. F. News Co., r. Oak-
land
Glolstein August (Gloistein Brothers) r. 4 Vallejo PI
1 Gloistein Brothers (August and George) liquor sa-
' loon, 710 Montgomery
j Gloistein George (Gloistein Brothers) r. 710 Mont-
gomery
Gloor Ralph S., compositor, r 210 Jones
\ Gloos Henry, shoecutter, r. 1008 Natoma
Glootz Adolph, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay
1 and Dupont, r. 1507 Sacramento
I Glootz John, groceries and liqtiors, 421 Geary, r. 631
I Post
I Glos Charles, laborer, r. 440 J^ Natoma
Glos Sebastian, laborer, r. 128 Park Av
Glouber Herman, clerk Millard F. Glouber, r. 927
Geary
Glouber Millard F., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Geary and W'ebster, r. 927 Geary
Glover A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 521 J4 Geary
Glover Andrew, interpreter Italian, etc., Police Courts,
r.-420 Vallejo
Glover Ann, cook 31 Essex
Glover Clara E. Miss, clerk J. A. Benson, r. Oakland
Glover D., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Glover Edward, actor, r. 340 Fourth
Glover Fannie Mrs., seamstress, r. 109 Fifth
Glover Frank, flatjman S. P. KR., r. 308 Townsend
Glover George, baker, r. 1504 Turk
Glover George F., collector Washington St. Wharf, r.
420 Leavenworth
Glover James, laborer, r. 32 Minna
Glover James R., surveyor J. A. Benson, r. Oakland
Glover Joseph T. (W. W. Dodge & Co.) r. Sacramento
Glover Margaret A. Mrs., r. 18 Minna
Glover Mary A., widow, r. 31 Louisa
Glover Sarah K.. widow, r. 238 Ritch
Glover <& Willcomb (Boston, New York and Chi-
cago) manufacturers curled hair, and dealers bed-
ding supplies, W. T. Caldwell manager, 65-69
New Montgomery and 117 Minna
Gloy Adolphe, baker, r. NE cor Grove and Buchanan
Gloyd George S., bootmaker, r. 1723_Market
Gliick Elizabeth, widow, r. 924 Fillmore
Gliick George, cabinetmaker Kragen a: Geist, r. 6
Park Av
Gliick Gustave, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, r. 651
Folsom
Glude Christian C, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Glunz Christ., proptr Excelsior Broom Factory, 64 Ji
West Mission
Glunz George, broommaker, r. tM}<i West Mission
Glunz John B., broommaker, r. 64H West Mission
Glusing F., carpenter, r. Ahlborn House
CABINET WOODS am VENEERS, 133 speae st. JOHNT/ICtMORE
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Gluslng John, carpenter, r. Ahlborn House
Glusing Sarah K., widow, furnished rooms, 11.5 Sixth
Glynn Annie, domestic 822 Geary
Glynn Daniel S., salesman, r. 741 Tehama
Glynn Emerson O. (Glynn & Bridgeman) r. 206 Turk
Glynn H. Mrs., janitress Ewing Primary School, r.
416 Fifth
Glynn Ignatius, plumber and gasiitter, r. 1621 >i How-
ard
Glynn James, bricklayer, r. 4:^2 Clementina
Glynn James, city agent Imperial, London, Northern
and Queen Insurance Cos., 441 California, r. 212
Chestnut
Glyiin James, laborer, r. 26 Natoma
Glynn John (Munro & Glynn) r. NE cor Fillmore and
Filbert
Glynn John, boilermaker, r. 68 Natoma
Glynn John, woolgrader, r. 416 Fifth
Glynn John P., brassfinisher, r. 324 Clementina
Glynn Joseph, blacksmith, r. 30 Minna
Glynn Maggie Miss, saleslady Mrs. G. Rosenthal, r.
324 Clementina'
Glynn Martin, stevedore, r. 1 Columbia PI
Glynn Mary, domestic 522 Eddy
Glynn Mary, widow, r. 661 Howard
Glynn Mary, widow, r. 741 Tehama
Glynn Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Glynn Thomas, tinsmith, r. 432 Clementina
Glynn Vincent, with Central Gas Co., r. 212 Chestnut
Glynn William, liquor saloon, 158 First, r. 257 Te-
hama
Glynn William P., engineer, r. 212 Chestnut
Glynn & Bridgeman (Emerson O. Glynn and John W.
Bridgeman) draymen, 126 Market
Gnarini A. A., clerk, r. 1610 Jessie
Gnariui Mrs., burler Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Goad William, waiter, r. 646 Howard
Goad William F. (Goad & Redding) r. 1222 Pine
Goad & Redding (W. F. Goad and Joseph D.
Redding) attorneys at law, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 1-4
Goane James, drayman J. W. Gale b Co., r. 215 Ste-
venson
Gobbee Clara, widow, r. 535 Folsom
Gobbee Ernest J., watchmaker and jeweler, r. 535
Folsom
Gobeau Pierre, blacksmith, r. 15 Morey Alley
Gober William R. Rev., pastor First Methodist Epis-
copal Church, r. 1008 Washington
Gobertz Martin, cook, r. 433 Tehama
Gobey Frank, liquor saloon and oyster house, 228
Sutter, r. 236 Sutter
Gobey Jesse G. , with Frank Gobey, r. 706 Mason
Gobey Mary, r. 1225 Union
Goble John E., pioptr swimming baths and boatman,
W a Fourth, N of Merrimac, and saloon, NW cor
Fourth and Merrimac
Godart Albert, marine surveyor, r. 4 Lynch
Godart Jules, architect, r. 3 Kappeler Court
Godberseu Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Godhnld John H., assistant engineer C. P. RR. stmr
Modoc
Godchaux Edmond, oiKce 121 California, r. 311 Dupont
Godchaux Jacques, r. 317 Mason
Godchaui Lazard, r. 810 Larkin
Godchaux Lazard (M. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 2215
Fillmore
Godcliaux Leontine, ba;j maker, r. 1223}^ Bush
Goddard C. Ij., dentist, office 23 Post, r. Oakland
Goddard George H., civil engineer and architect,
oliice 529 (iolden Gate Av, r. 520 Van Ness Av
Goddard (iuilford, bakery, 914 Valencia
Godilard Guilford H., clerk Charles F. Doe, r. 23
Sherman
Goddard Louise, weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Goddard Oti.s M., manager D. M. Osborne ie Co.,
33 Market, r. Alameda
Goddard Richard, r. NE cor Second and Brannan
(ioddard Thomas W., salesman R. J. Eaan & Co r
142 M Fifth ■
Goddard William H., boilermaker, r. NE cor Second
and Brannan
Godden William, engineer Pac. Power Co., r. 36 )i
Tehama
Godean Eugene P., upholsterer, r. 1701 Dupont
Godeau Jules, laborer G. Venard, r. 524 Union
Godt'tTroy Alfred, office 40 California, room 1, r.
Union Club
Godefroy Calixte, performer, r. 1510 Dupont
Godofroy Julio Mrs., widow, r. 1510 Dupont
O^Godefroy. See Godfrey
Godet Louis, laundry, 910 Howard
Godet Thomas, r. 230 Turk
Godey Herman, r. 213 Stevenson
Godfrey Dennis, expressman, SW cor Second and Mis-
sion, r. 532 Second
Godfrey Edward A., bookkeeper Walter Turnbull &
Co., r. 501 Geary
Godfrey Elizabeth, widow, r. 21 Oak
Godfrey George, expressman, cor Third and Berry,
r. Seventh Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Godfrey Gravel Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.) J. M.
Bulhngton secretary, 309 California, room 4
Godfrey Henry, porter Henry Doyle & Co., r. 705 Polk
Godfrey James T. Mrs., widow, r. 508 Powell
Godfrey John F., gardener, r. 570 Harrison
Godfrey Leonard S., millwright Joseph Wagner k Co.,
r. Alameda
Godfrey Nathaniel A., barber, r. 2018 Baker
Godfrey S. J. (Godfrey & Malloy) r. E s Seventh, bet
Bryant and Brannan
Godfrey Willard H., shipping clerk, r. 518 Green
Godfrey William, clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r. ?05
Polk
Godfrey William A. H., gents' furnishing goods, 101-
103 Second, r. 1506 Howard
Godfrey & Malloy (S. T. Godfrey and James Mal-
loy) sailmakers, 50 Clay
B^'Godfrey. See Godefroy
Godier Albert, waiter, r. 1636 Mission
Godin Bruno C, driver Market St. RR., r. 18 Blux-
ome
Godin Richard, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York
Godkin Thomas, blacksmith, r. 629 Vallejo
Godley Montgomery, with John Parrott, r. 1818 Sac-
ramento
Godley Montgomery Jr., clerk Jones & Co., r. 1818
Sacramento
Godoy Jo8(5 P. (Winans, Belknap & Godoy) attomey-
at-law, 604 Merchant, r. 1829 Pine
Godsey George P., secretary Seal Rock Tobacco Co.,
225 California, r. 506 Powell
Godshall George, doormaker, r. 512 Fourth
GodsiJ James, bartender John Godsil, r. 22 Pearl
Godsil John, importer and retail dealer in foreign
and domestic liquors, 902-904 Market and 3-5
Ellis, r. 28 Pearl
Godsil Joseph, molder Union Iron Works, r. 63 Na-
toma
Godsil T. O., fruit and produce, S s Harrison, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Godsoe Marquita, widow, r. 423 Filbert
Godvin Thomas, teamster, r. 13 Bryant Av, rear
Goe Samuel E., dentist William Dutch, r. 308 Leaven-
worth
Goebel Annie Miss, saleslady Charles Goebel, r. 313
Sixth
Goebel Charles, bakery, 313 Sixth
Goebel George (Goebel & Hausler) r. 1005 Pacific
Goebel & Hausler (George Goebel and William Hau-
sler) sausage factory, 1005 Pacific
Goecken Hermann B., bakery, 511 Third
Goedecke Carl, sausasemaker Zimmermann, Strouse
& Co., r. 606 Ivy Av
Goedecke Frank, seamau, r. 522 Pacific
Goedecke P. Louis,'mnfr sausages, 1322 Dupont, r. 1605
Dupont
Goedje Julius H., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. N s North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Goehring Adolph, artiflcialfiower-inaker, if44 Mission
Goeller Edwin, with Edwards, Pickens & Fulton, r.
310 Seventeenth '
GoeBs Pauline Mrs., r. 417 Post
Goepel Otto, boots and shoes, 416 Third
Goepel R., boot and shoemaker, 11 Svitter
Goepfert Edward, painter, r. 808 Howard
Goepfort Michael, painter HallV Safe and Lock Co.,
r. 808 Howard
Goeppert George I. (William Goeppert & Son) r. 2208
Taylor
Goeppert William (William Goeppert & Son) r. 2208
Taylor
Goeppert William & Son (William and George I.)
bottlers Felsen beer, 2208 Taylor
Goerka George, tailor, r. 324 Montgomery Av
Goerner Charle.s, steward, r. 609 Union
Goertzhain Henry E., butcher. 1103 Leavenworth, r. 3
Helen
Goertzhain Herrmann, butcher Fletcher & Jonas, r.
32154 OFarrell
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LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHINti WE1.I< DONR AT VEKY I.OW^ KATES.
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Goesch Theodore, waiter The Fountain, r. 948 Howard
GoetchuB James W., druggist, NE cor Polk and Bush
GoetbalB Charles L. (Goethals & Wenes) r. 1103
Stockton
Goethals Gustave L., conductor Omnibus ER., r. 1103
Stockton
Goethals John B., druggist, r. 1103 Stockton
Goethals Victor J., painter, r. 1103 Stockton
Goethals & Wenes (Charles L. Goethals and Victor
Wenes) machinists, 1103 Stockton
Goetjen Arond F., sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 106
Central Av, rear
Goetjen BrotUers (Fabian and Charles) groceries
and liquors, SW cor Stockton and Sacramento
and 1319 Sacramento
Goetjen Charles (Goetjen Brothers) r. 1319 Sacramento
Goetjen Charles, teamster Columbia Brewery, r. 1513
Polk
Goetjen Fabian (Goetjen Brothers) r. 1319 Sacramento
Goetjen Henry, salesman Herman Joost, r. 318)^ Capp
Goetjen Herman, glassmaker, r. 223^ Geneva
Goetjen Jacob, groceries and liquors, NE cor Hyde
and Jackson
Goetjen Margarita, domestic 72G Geary
Goetjen Nicholas, mnfr pickles, r. 1032 McAllister
Goetter Charles, carpenter S. P. KE.,r. NW cor Hum-
boldt and Vermont
Goetting Charles, clerk Stoddart Bros., r. 400 Geary
Goetting Charles, musician, r. 423 O'Farrell, rear
Goetting Frederick, machinist, r. 421 Bush
Goetz Andrew, porter E. A. Fargo & Co., r. 923J4
Golden Gate Av
Goetz Balthazar, wood and coal, 514 Union, r. 428
Chestnut, rear
Goetz Edward, shoemaker, r. 603 Pine
Goetz Frederica Miss, dressmaker, r. 3 Sonora
Goetz Frederica Mrs., dressxuaker, r. 3 Sonora
Goetz Henry, jeweler A. Kichter, r. 3 Sonora
Goetz Henry G., gasfitter Thomas Day, r. 1914 Bu-
chanan
Goetz John C, carrier Abend Post, r. 73 Brady
Goetz Julius, bookkeeper Feigenbaum & Co., 120
Sansome
Goetz Leopold, carpenter, r. 3 Sonora
Goetz Lorentz, carpenter, r. 2219 Powell
Goetz Paul, liquor saloon, 777 Mission
Goetz William, bricklayer, r. 416 Fifth
Goetz William, laborer B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 509
Seventh
Goetz William A., barber, r. 2007 Polk
IS" Goetz. See Gotz
Goetze Ernst A., driver Eclipse Bakery, r. 624J4 Lom-
bard
Goetze Frederick W., fresco painter, r. 124M Elev-
enth
Goetze Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and
Webster
Goetze William M. (Lindsey & Co., and Goetze &
Crowley) r. 802 Guerrero
Goetze & Crowley (William M. Goetze and John J.
Crowley) milk dairy, SW cor Twentieth and Gu-
errero
Goewey James M., capitalist, r. 314 Turk
Goff Almon B., glazier B. & J. S. Doe, r. 116 Fell
Gofif Charles P. (Goff & Gordon) r. 634 Vallejo
Goff H. F., engineer tug Lotta, r. Oakland
Goff Jacob, painter, r. 23 Kearny
Goff Joseph, clerk, r. 23 Kearny
Goff Joseph, foreman Superintendent Streets, r. 1008
Filbert
Goff & Gordon (Charles P. Goff and Frank L. Gordon)
attorneys at law, 606 Montgomery
•^ Goff. See Gough
Goffe Joseph, baker Isidore Boudin, r. 435 Union
Goffrie Charles, teacher music, r. 807 Bush
Gogan E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 615 Pine
Gogan John J., blacksmith, r. 615 Pine
Gogan William H., printer, r. 515 Pine
Gogarty Owen, carpenter, r. 911 Minna
Goger CHarles, manufacturer gas machines, Ice
machines and gas meters, gas fitter, tinner and
plumber, 221 Uupont, r. 418 )« Post
Goger Joseph, with Charles Goger, r. 418 3< Post
Goggin David, salesman Shea, Bocqueraz & McEce,
r. S 8 California Av, nr Figaro, B. H.
Goggin Edmund W. (Francis, Valentine & Co.) r. 1014
Twenty-first
Goggin Kmilie M. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Prima-
ry School, r. cor Twenty-sixth and Fair Oaks
Goggin Francis, coachman; r. 328 Bryant
Goggin James U. B., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-Gen-
eral's Office, r. NE cor Twenty-sixth and Fair
Oaks
Goggin John B., shoemaker, r. N s Powell Av, bet
Mission and California Av, B. H.
Goggin Walter W., bookkeeper S. W. Levy, r. 1014
Twenty-first
Goheen Banner G., laborer, r. 26 Freelon, rear
Goheen Florence Miss, sorter Seal Kock Tobacco Co,,
r. 26 Freelon, rear
Gohlinghorst George J., liquor saloon, 1914 Market
Gohr John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Goider Marie, domestic 1321 Pine
Gojcovich George (George Martinovich & Co.) r. 8
Sacramento
Gojcovich George Jr., bartender, r. 8 Sacramento
Gokel Louis, boxmaker, r. 541 Minna
Golarte Manoel V., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Golarte Sarofin G., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Golcher Henry C, bookkeeper Clabrough & Golcher,
r. 1506 Taylor
Golcher William (Clabrough & Golcher) r. 1506 Tay-
lor
Golcher William J., salesman Clabrough & Golcher,
r. 1506 Taylor
Gold and Stock Telegraph Co. of Califor-
nia, George S. Ladd president, Andrew White
secretary, John I. Sabin superintendent, office 222
Sansome, branch 833 Sutter
Gold Canon Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) F. A. Berlin
secretary, 42U Montgomery, rooms 29-30
Gold Deposit Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.)
J. M. Buffiugtou secretary, 309 California, room 4
Gold Hill Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Boise Co.,
Idaho Ter.) office 13 Pine
Gold Refinery, Selby Smelting and Lead Co.
proprietors, NW cor Seventh and Brannan, office
416 Montgomery
Gold Stripe Mining Co. (Plumas Co.) C. White secre-
tary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Goldaracena O. M., clerk, r. 828 Broadway
Goldbeck Charles, carpenter, r. 510 Ivy Av
Goldberg Adolph, salesman Joseph Bremer & Co., r.
1407 Octavia
Goldberg Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 28 Hayes
Goldberg Charles, cook, r. 28 Hayes
Goldberg Charles, deckhand stmr Transit, r. 26 Clar-
ence PI
Goldberg Charles, furniture and carpets, 132 Foiu-th
Goldberg Conrad, r. 4,52 Jessie
Goldberg Daniel, tailor, r. 1331 Leavenworth
Goldberg Davis, tailor, 118 Leidesdorff, r. 224 Minna
Goldberg Henry, clerk, r. 106 McAllister
Goldberg Isaac, tailor, r. 508 J^ Natoma
Goldberg Jacob (Lebenbaum & Goldberg, Leben-
baum, Goldberg & Co., and Lebenbaum, Gold-
berg & Boweu) r. 1003 California
Goldberg Max, pawnbroker, 538 Kearny, r. 1020 Val-
lejo
Goldberg Myer, peddler, r. 462 Jessie
Goldberg Philip, cigar dealer, r. 727 >s McAllister
Goldberg Reuben, peddler, r. 265 Clara
Goldberg Samuel, clerk Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 727)4 Mc-
Allister
Goldberg Samuel, tailor, r. 1429 Taylor
Goldberg Simon L. (A. J. Brandenstein h Co.) r. 1003
Lombard
Goldberg Solomon (Goldberg & Lewenthal) and car-
pets and oilcloths, 933 Market, r. 106 McAllister
Goldberg & Lewenthal (Solomon Goldberg and Jacob
Lewenthal) carpets and oilcloths, 25 Fourth
Golden Ag^e Flouring^ Mills, Golden Age Mill
Co. proprietors, 717-721 Battery
Golden Agfe Jtlill Co., P. A. Campbell president,
George Schroder secretary, proprietors Golden
Age !• louring Mills, 717-721 Battery
Golden Bernard F., bartender, and assistant foreman
Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 1219 Stockton
Golden Chariot Mining Co. (Silver City, I. T.) J. T.
McGeoghegan secretary, 318 Pine, room 13
Golden City Brewery, Gottlieb Brekle proptr, 1431
Pacific
Golden City Chemical Works, George G. Kerrison
secretary, S. M. Van Wyck supt, works cor Sev-
enth and Townsend, office 303 Montgomery
Golden City Hotel. James Kickards proptr, NE cor
San Bruno Koad and Silver Av, Soutli S. F.
Golden City Minstrel Club, rooms 155 New Mont
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Golden Easle Hotel, Daniel Bartuett proprietor,
NW cor Montgomery and Broadway
Golden Edward, solicitor, r. 254 }<. Miuua
Golden Era (weekly) Wagner & Banyan publish-
ers Hud proprietors, office 22 Kearny
Golden Gate Block, 131 Post
Golden Gate Boat Club, E s Merrimac, bet Fourth and
Kentucky
Golden Gate Casino, Daemon Bros, proptrs, Golden
Gate Park
Golden Gate Consolidated Hydraulic Mining Co.
(Yuba Co.) J. T. McGeoghegan secretary, 318
Pine, room 13
Golden Gate Distillery Co. .Herman Westerfeld proptr,
220 Stockton
Golden Gate Flouring Mills, Horace Davis &
Co. proptrs, 41-49 First
Goldeu Gate Gazette, N. Soderberg publisher, 502
Wa.shinyton
Golden Gate Gold Mining Co. (Dakota Ter.) T. Wld-
man secretary, 404 Montt;omery
Golden Gate Hall", 1622 Pacific
Golden Gate Hall, E s Masonic Av, nr Point Lobos
Av
Golden Gate Hotel, Henry Dederky proptr, 134 Fourth
Golden Gate House, Thomas Murray proptr, 510
Davis
Golden Gate Mill and Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
R. Hewson secretary, 320 Sansome
Golden Gate Mutual Loan A.ssociation, I.
Gutte president, F. R. Berg secretary, 309 Califor-
nia, rooms H-'J
Golden Gate Nursery, David Neely prdptr, KE cor
Folsom and Twentieth
Golden Gate I*arl£, entrance Baker, bet Oak and
Fell
Golden Gate Park Commissioners, Louis
McLane, William Alvord and Oliver Eldridge,
Edward H. Sheldon secretary, 316 California,
room 12
Golden Gate Plaster Mills, Lucas & Co. proptrs, 215-
217 Main
Golden Gate Steam Coffee, Spice, Drug and Mustard
Mills,. William Von Voss proptr, 353-357 Tehama
Golden Gate The (weekly) E. B. Thompson & Co.,
publishers, 1324 Bush
Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co.,
William Harney president, H. G. Kiihl secretary,
ofBie 112 Bush, mills Butte, Hampshire, Bryant
and Twentieth
Golden George, cook, r. 51 Minna
Golden George, laborer Philip Cosgrove, r. 33 Lafay-
ette
Golden James, shoemaker, r. 526 Grove
Golden John, laborer, r. 1 Alemany Av
Golden John, laborer, r. 2006 O'Farrell
Golden John, teamster, r. 3 Golden Court
Golden John R., painter, r. 217 Valencia
Golden John W. J., with Thomas Golden, r. 219 Turk
Golden Joseph, tinsmith, r. 1623 Leavenworth
Golden Josephine Miss, teacher music, r. 219 Turk
Goldeu J. E. Mrs., bakery, store and r. 217 Valencia
G(.)lilen Margaret, widow, r. 1623 Leavenworth
Golden Michael, laborer, r. 1623 Leavenworth
Golden Patrick, r. 144 Perry
Golden Patrick, teamster, r. 50 Stevenson Av
Golden Patrick J., streetpaver, r. 921 Folsom
Goldeu Hubert, engineer tugboat Lookout, r. 429 Sixth
Golden Rule Bazaar, Davis Brothers propriet-
ors, 718 Market and 419 Kearny
Golden State and Miners Iron Works,
Wales L. Palmer president, 237-257 First
Golden Sun Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) Joseph
Pentecost secretary, office 702 Market
Golden Sybil E. Mi.ss, teacher music, r. 219 Turk
Golden Thomas, undertaker. 1248 Market, r. 219 Turk
Golden Tliomas H., painter, r. 219 Turk
Golden Thomas J., grocer, r. 21 Fulton, rear
Golden Timothy J., Barbers' Pro. Union, 312 Post
Golden William F., tinsmith, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Goldenson Marx, teamster, r. 446 Ninth
Golder Louis F. (Cole, Kenny & Co.) r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Golder William H., foreman Cole, Kenny & Co., r. 037
California
Goldfish Benjamin I. (Wise, Goldfish & Co.) r. 1710
Bush
Golding Bartley, laborer, r. 154 Shipley
Qolding Geort'B, canner, r. 1100 Powell
Oolding. Thomas, master mariner, r. 412 Larkin
{ Goldman Alfred J., clerk J. Morton k Co., r. 520
I O'Farrell
' Goldman Bernard, hairworker, 250 Sutter
j Goldman Bernard, peddler, r. 12U8 Folsom
I Goldman Edward J., general agent, r. .502 Bush
' Goldman Emanuel J. (Pierduer & Co.) r. 604 Geary
Goldman Isaac A. (Goldman & Son; r. 1914 Howard
I Goldman Isaac W. (J. Goldman S; Co., Tulare) r. 1427
Post •
i Goldman Jacob (Silverberg & Goldman) r. 413 Mason
j Goldman Jacob, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bail-
road and Fourteenth Avs, South S. F.
Goldman Joseph, stockbroker, r. 520 O'Farrell
Goldman Joseph H., clerk Chilion Beach.r. 520 O'Far-
rell
Goldman Julia E. Miss, assistant Lobos Av School, r.
j 520 O'Farrell
. Goldman Louis (Goldman & Son) r. 1014 Howard
i Goldman M., merchant, r. 502 Bush
I Goldman Max, stockbroker, 316 Montgomery, r. 1757
Howard
Goldman Samuel, barber L. Hyman, r. 444 Jessie
Goldman Sigmund, salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 502
Bush
Goldman Solomon, shoemaker, 1025 Howard
Goldman & Son (Isaac A. aiid Louis) dry goods, 2933-
2935 Sixteenth
Goldmeyer Isaac H., butcher, NE cor Ellis and Web-
ster, r. 1306 Webster
Goldmeyer Louis, butcher, r. 1036 Folsom
Goldner Alfred C, law student Neumann & Eickhoflf,
r. 1428 McAllister
Goldsberg Margaret, widow, cook, r. 908 Powell
Goldschmidt Henry, butcher, r. 1217 Geary
Goldschmidt Nathan, drygoods, 568}^ Sixth
Goldshal M. L. Mrs., dressmaker, 107 Sixth
Goldsmith Abraham, merchant, r. 300 J^ Hayes
Goldsmith Abraliain M. , secretary S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, 115 Battery, r. 1709 Buchanan
Goldsmith Ada Miss, assistant Sanchez St. Primary
School, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Adelaide, widow, r. 16 Bonita
Goldsmith Amson Mrs., widow, r. 1020 Post
Goldsmith Ann, widow, r. 1025 Filbert
Goldsmith Bernhard, r. 1312 Jackson
Goldsmith Bernhard, bookkeeper Bauer Bros. & Co.,
r. 18 Hampton PI
Goldsmith Bertha Miss, assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Delos E., general agent Iron Turbine
Windmill, 33 Market, r. 355 First
Goldsmith Edward, clerk Lobe, Salinger & Co., r. 716
Post
Goldsmith Edward, salesman Newmark, Gruenberg &
Co., r. 908 Buchanan
Goldsmith Edwin S. (William E. Goldsmith & Son)
r. 26 Montgomery
Goldsmith Esther Miss, principal Lobos Av School,
r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Gaston, clerk, r. 2408 California
Goldsmith George, plumber and tinner,r. 223 )4 Austin
Goldsmith Gustave, r. 104 Eighth
Goldsmith Henry, clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Bowen, r. 104 Eighth
Goldsmith Isaac, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Isadore, boots and shoes, 307 Hayes
Goldsmith John, bartender, r. 103 Clark
Goldsmith John N., bookkeeper John Molloy, r. 1525
Goldeu Gate Av
Goldsmith Jonathan G,, r. 355 First
Goldsmith Joseph (Frank, Goldsmith & Co.) r. 1924
Sutter
Goldsmith Joseph, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 1020
Post
Goldsmith Joseph, master mariner, r. 1525 Golden
Gate Av
Goldsmith Julius, salesman J. & S. Dannenbaum, r.
808 O'Farrell
Goldsmith Julius R., stationery, 1326 Polk, r. The
Windsor
Goldsmith Lion, stationery peddler, r. 910 Geary
Goldsmith Louis, clerk, r. 1223 M Bush
Goldsmith Lucien, fringemaker, r. 1223*^ Bush
Goldsmith Moses, clerk Pac. Ink Factory, r. 300 Jj
Hayes
Goldsmith Oliver, clerk Thomas Jennings, r. 1525
Golden Gate Av
Goldsmith Oliver E., clerk, r. 355 First
Goldsmith Philip G., sewing machine agent, 919
Stockton
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J. IllAUuUllUUUny 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Goldsmith Eosa G. Mls8, assistant Starr King Primary
School, r. 62;) Geary
Goldsmith Simon, fancy goods, 250 Third, r. 18 Hamp-
ton PI
Goldsmith Solomon (A. B. Elfelt & Co.) r. 1018 Post
Goldsmith Walter, pressman, r. 102") Filbert
Goldsmith William E. (William E. Goldsmith & Son)
r. 2U15 Fillmore
Goldsmith William E. & Son (William E. and Edwin
S.) card and seal engravers, 20 Montgomery
Goldstein Abraham, fringemakcr 3. Ettinger, r. 523
Natoma
Goldstein Abram S., merchant, r. 813 Golden Gate-Av
Goldstein Amelia Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. Hl:> Golden Gate Av
Goldstein Bernard, weaver S. Ettinger, r. 523 Natdma
Goldstein David (Kutner & Goldstein) r. 2fy Dupont
Goldstein David, commercial traveler, r. 219 Pacific
Goldstein Davis, manager R. Goldstein, r. 346 Third
Goldstein Emanuel L, (B. Dreyfus & Co,) r. 1423 Sut-
ter
Goldstein Esther, widow, r. 510 Jessie
Goldstein Henry, clerk, r. 246 Fourth
Goldstein Henry, clerk, r. 610 Jessie
Goldstein Hiram, salesman White, Grey & Co., r.
Brunswick House
Goldstein H. P., r. 629 Ellis
Goldstein Jacob, hoop skirt maker Cal. Corset Co., r.
439 Jessie
Goldstein Jacob H., mnfr ladies' and children's un-
derwear, 620 Stevenson
Goldstein Joseph P., shoemaker, r. 629 Ellis
Goldstein Julia, widow, r. 629 Ellis
Goldstein L., clerk, r. 304 Third
Goldstein Leon, compositor, r. 119 Turk
Goldstein Louis, r. 629 Ellis
Goldstein Michael B., clerk Peter T. Gannon, r. 28
McAllister
Goldstein R., r. 327 Third
Goldstein Rickey Mrs., junk, 327 Third, r. 346 Third
Goldstein Rose, widow, r. 523 Natoma
Goldstein S., student Heald's Business College
Goldstein Samuel, compositor, r. 303 U Turk '
Goldstein Seelig, junk, 333 Sixth, r. 914 Howard
Goldstein Simon (Goldstein & Oohn) r. 957 Harrison
Goldstein Si Colin (Simon Goldstein and Hermann
Cohn) importers, wholesale and retail dealers and
manufacturers human hair goods, wigs, etc., 749
Market, branch 722 Market
Goldstone Charles, clothing, r. 803 Hyde
Goldstone Daniel, salesman John G. Hodge & Co., r.
16 Washington Av
Goldstone Harris, traveling salesman, r. 16 Washing-
ton Av
Goldstone Henry, clerk Jacob Goldstone, r. 811 Jack-
son
Goldstone Jacob, clothing and dry goods, 926-928 Du-
pont, r. 811 Jackson
Goldstone Jacob, shirtmaker, r. 16 Washington Av
Goldstone John B. (Starbird & Goldstone) r. 1051
Howard
Goldstone Mitchell, furnishing goods, 4 Battery, r.
705 O'Farrell
Goldstone Morris, junk, r. 13 Nevada
Goldstone Moses, clerk Jacob Goldstone, r. 811 Jack-
son
Goldstone Olivia P. Mrs., teacher music, r. 32 Second
Goldstone Richard L., waiter, r. 32 Second
Goldstone R. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 32 Second
Goldstone Samuel, salesman, r. 16 Washington Av
Ky Goldstone. See Gouldstoue
Goldthorpe James J., cook, r. 641 Washington
Goldthwait Alfred (Littlefield, Allison & Co.) r. 1411
Jackson
Goldthwaite O. I. Mrs., teacher music, r. 511 Twenty-
third
Qoldtree Nathan, merchant, r. 930 Eddy
Gold water Henry, r. 716 O'Farrell
Goldwater Isaac, messenger Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 134 Folsom
Goldwater Jacob, tinsmith, r. 134 Folsom
Goldwater Marks, taih^r, 134 Folsom
Goldwater Morris, r. 716 O'Farrell
Goldwater Samuel, r. 716 O'Farrell
Goldwin Henry, reporter, r. 839 California
Goldwire James E., waiter, r. 33 Eveielt
Goldwood Julia Mrs., seamstress, r. 36 Geary
Golee Ole E., janitor U. S. Shipping Commissioners'
Office, r. 118 Jackson
GoU Oarl, trunkmaker, r. 438 Brannan
HARDWOOD LUMBER
GoU John H., brewer Broadway Brewery, r. 637 Broad-
way
Gollan John, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 217 De-
visaderi) ■
Gollan John, merchant tailor, 1023 Howard
Goller Henry, bartender John Hagler, r. 1610 Pacific
Av
Goller John C, foreman cabinetmaker L. & E. Eman-
uel, r. 6 Lily Av
GoUln Walter W., manager Transatlantic Marine In-
surance Co. ,'311 California, r. 222U California
GoUing William H., seaman, r. 100 M Jackson
GoUner I'rederick, driver William Trost. r. 2441 Cali-
fornia
Golly Ambroise, jeweler and watchmaker-, 301 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 520 Filbert '
Golly Auguste, watchmaker A. Andrews, r. 520 Filbert
Golly J. B. & Co. (Oscar Sorge) books and sta-
tionery, 26 Geary
Golly John B.,with J. B. Golly & Co.. r. 1715 Stockton
Golly Joseph, barber, 1203 Dupont, r. 1610 Dupont
Golly Leou (Golly k 4Jhl) r. Oakland
Golly & Uhl (Leon Golly and George Uhl) stockbrok-
ers, 439 California
Goltermann Hermann (Goltermann k Co.) r. 7'29 Cali-
fornia
Goltermann Theodore, salesman Goltermann & Co., r.
1125 Mission
Golteriuaiin Si Co. (H. Goltermann) importers
druggists' sundries and rubber goods, 120 Sutter,
rooms 21-22
Goltzene Christian, cabinetmaker, r. 125 Park Av
Gombia Pietro, carpenter, r. 17 Lafayette PI
Gomer Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 1019 Stockton •
Gomerly Thomas, laborer, r. 316 Seventh
Gomerson A. W., engineer Sutter St. RR.
Gomes Catheleeu Mrs., r. 239 Minna
Gomes John, jeweller, r. 602 Natoma
Gomes John F., carpenter, r. 25 Oak
Gomes John L., laborer, r. 315 Drumm
Gomes Jose L., laundryman, r. 315 Drumm
Gometz Edward, driver William Megilligan, r. Old
San Jose Road, ur Industrial School
Gomez Amparo, widow, r. 3 Vallejo PI
Gomez Antonio F., messenger O. S. Navy Pay Office,
r. 1121 Taylor
Gomez H. Mrs., r. 660 Howard
Gomez Joseph, r. 202 Union
Gomez Joseph, laborer, r. 422 Drumm
Gomez Joseph, sawyer, r. 3 Vallejo PI
Gomez Juan E., janitor Free Public Library, and col-
lector forest tree seeds, r. 117 Cedar Av
Gomez Maria Miss, shirtmaker, r. 3 Vallejo PI
Gomez Pedro Y., sexton St. Mary's Cathedral,, r. 628
California
Gomez R. Mrs., r. 810 Greenwich
Gomez Rafael, stevedore, r. 437 Green
Gomez Thomas B., restaurant, r. 557 Fourth
Gomez Trinidad Miss, shirtmaker, r. 3 Vallejo PI
Goms Philip, third cook 0. P. RR. stmr Apache
Goncalves Jose F., laborer, r. 31.'> Drumm
Goncalves Manuel, shoemaker, 616 Post
Gondouin Coustaut, engineer Pac. Gas Light Co.,
office 508 Montgomery, r. Lick House
Gonella Giuseppe, cook, r. NE cor Vallejo and Dupont
Gonyeau John B., carpenter, r. 106 Sherman
Gonzales Alfred, rancher, r. 834 Grove
Gonzales Ambrose, engineer Presidio RR., r. 120 Ber-
nard
Gonzales David, steerage waiter P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia, r. 518 Broadway
Gonzales Francisco, laborer, r. 30 Ohio
Gonzales J. Mrs., dressmaker, 1028 Market
Gonzales Mariano, rancher, r. 834 Grove
Gonzales .Miguel, cook, r. NE cor Pacific and Kearny
Gonzales Theodore, r. 834 Grove
Gonzalez Benjamin, compositor, r. 834 Vallejo
Gonzalez Diego, mnsicial Tivoli Garden, r. 736 Broad-
way
Gonzalez Ignacio, shoecuttcr, r. 1719 StocKton
Gonzalez Jane Mrs., r. lO.'.J Stockton
Gonzalez John, r. 1023 Stucktcm
Gonzalez John, saddler, r. 440 Vallejo
Gonzalez Joseph, clerk, r. 860 Mission
Gonzalez Josephine J., widow, r. 15 V; Rausch
Gonzalez Manuel E., copyist, 328 Bush, r. Oakland
Gonzalez R. <t Co. (Ricardo Gonzalez and Mathilda
Gebliardt) mnfrs neckties, 106 Dupont
GK)nzalez Ricardo (R. Gonzalez k Co.) r. 106 Dupont
Gonzalez Vicente, laborer, r. 521 Vallejo
JOHN WiCMORE, OfTlcG 133 Speai St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 2G, 28 Howard St.
G. D. MORSE,
PHOTIMJKAPIIKK. 836 MARKET ST. /
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Gonzalez Walter, carpenter, r. 860 Mission
Gooch A. L., surveyor, r. 222 Fourth
Good Adam, machinist S. P. RR., r. 121 Columbia
Good Albert, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Comtnercial
Good George, machinist, r. 1 Stanly Court
Good Harry C. (Good & Roney) r. 1114 Octavia
Good John, capitalist, r. 1114 Octavia
Good John, carpenter, r. 433 First
Good John Mrs., dressmaker, r. 433 First
Good John E., machinist, r. SW cor Mariposa and
Bryant Av
Good L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 108 Taylor
Good Mamie Miss, dressmaker, r. 108 Taylor
Good Robert W., shoemaker, r. 1018 Howard
Good Samuel S., machinist, r. 121 Columbia
Good Thomas, blacksmith, r. 32 Minna
Good Walter C., clerk, r. 1114 Octavia
Good & Roney (Harry C. Good and James Roney)
proptrs Vallejo and S.F. Express, 418 Sacramento
Goodale Ella, widow, r. 1585 Folsom
Goodall Charles (Goodall, jerkins & Co.) r. SE cor
McAllister aud Pierce
Goodall Charles, molder, r. 317 First
Goodall Edwin (Goodall, Perkins & Co.) r. 2326 Mis-
sion
Goodall Henry, carpenter Baldwin Theatre
Goodall James, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1426 Geary
Goodall, Perkins & Co. (Charles Goodall, Geortje
C. Perkins and Edwin Goodall) agents Pacific
Coast Steamship Co. and Oregon Railway and
Navigation Co., proprietors tug boats and agents
Spring Valley Water Co. for shipping, 10 Market
Goodall Samuel E., r. NE cor McAllister and Pine
Goodchild Mary Mrs., r. 1705 Stockton
Goodday Louis, r. 1016 Mission
Goode Henry, laborer Pioneer Lead Works, r. 636 Com
Goode John, shoemaker, r. 27 Minna
Goodell Council, proprietor Marlborough House,
NW cor Second and Folsom
Goodeuough Alexander, engineer Fashion Stables, r.
1611 Jones
Goodenough Horseshoeing Society, A. H. Connelly
mauager, 177 Jessie
Qoodfellow John T., expressman, r.SW cor Eighteenth
and Castro
Goodfellow Michael, laborer, r. 13 Leroy PI
Goodfelloiv William S., attorney at law, 230
Montgomery, rooms 16-17, r. 1363 Sixth Av, Ea»t
Oakland
Qoodfrieud Frederick, butcher, r. William, bet Post
and Geary
Goodhope Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.)
R. B. Cunningham secretary, 320 Sansome
Goodhue James W., dairyman, 1510 Buchanan, r. 1527
Geiry
Goodhue Peter, speculator, r. 613 Mission
Goodhue Thomas, clerk George F. Whlttell, r. 1634
West Mission
Goodhue Thomas H. (Goodhue & Conbole) r. 797JS
Mission
Goodhue William W., canvasser, r. 236 O'Farrell
Goodhue & Conbole (Thomas H. Goodhue and George
R. Conbuiel carpenters, 797 5^ Mission
Gooding William, millwright, r. Ahlborn House
Goodkind Abraham (M. Hyman & Co.) r. 2316 Califor-
nia
Goodkind Henry (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co. )r. 1519
Van Ness Av
Goodman Abraham, pawnbroker, 414 Kearny, r. 1014
Leavenworth
Goodman Adolph, clubrooms, 206 Kearny, r. 1816
Geary
Goodman Adolph, porter Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
313 California, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman Alphonso, hostler, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman Benjamin F., clerk William Hessler, r. 731
Pine
Goodman Daniel, molder, r. 542 Linden Av
Goodman David, r. 435 Golden Gate Av
Goodman David (Hart & Goodman) r. 1118 Sutter
Goodman David, tailor, r. 441 >i Natoma
Goodman Duress, janitor, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman Ellen Miss, chambermaid Ladies' Protection
and Relief Soc, E b Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Goodman Frederick Mrs., widow, r. 412 Post
Goodman George, janitor, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman George, manager Cal. .\rtiticial Stone
Paving Co., 400 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Goodman George L., clerk A. Bauuigarten & Co., r.
2440 California
Goodman Harry, barber, r. 433 Clementina
Goodman Henry H., clerk I. L. Rosenthal k Bro., r.
2440 California
Goodman Henry S., clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Goodman Isaac, porter, r. 419 Stockton
Goodman Isaac, salesman David Samuels, r. 919H
Howard
Goodman Isidore, salesman M. Franklin & Bro., r.
421 Fell
Goodman J., miner, r. 435 Bush
Goodman J. Mrs., widow, r. 1127 Golden Gate Av
Goodman James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Goodman James H., r. Palace Hotel
Goodman Jonas, grocer, r. 2440 California
Goodman Joseph, clerk E. Adelsdorfer & Co., r. NE
cor Steiner and California
Goodman Lewis (Oppenhelmer & Brother) r. 1719
Sutter
Goodman Marcus, junk, 627 Pacific, r. 636 Pacific
Goodman Mary, widow, r. 542 Linden Av
Goodman Rachel Miss, r. 919M Howard
Goodman Rachel, widow, r. 1429 Post
Goodman Sarah, widow, r. 919ii Howard
Goodman Simon, cigarm*ker, r. 740 Harrison
Goodman T. H., general passenger and ticket
agent C. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 74, r. Palace Hotel
Goodman Theodore (Kramer, Goodman & Co.) r. 1429
Post
Goodman Thomas B., extraman Engine No. 11, S. F.
F. D., r. 542 Linden Av
Goodmansen Andrew, master mariner, r. 23 Alta
Goodmansen Lawrence A., captain schr Ivanhoe, r.
1042 Twentieth
Goodmansen Olef, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Goodnoug-li Algernon M., general agent Brad-
bury Pianos and Smith American Organs, 23-25
Fifth, r. 1822 O'Farrell
Gooduough Sarah, widow, r. 1214 Broadway
Goodrich Edward L., r. International Hotel
Goodrich Henry C, clerk Post Office, r. 574 Folsom
Goodrich James H., shoetrimmer, r. 115 Seventh
Goodrich J. King, secretary James B. Haggin, r. 1
Fifth
Goodrich John H., carriage and wagon mnfr, 110-112
Oregon, r. 615 Fulton
Goodrich Joseph, shoemaker, r. 115 Seventh
Goodrich Mary, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 63 Minna
Goodrich Rosa, widow, r. 2228 Bush
Goodrich Taylor, importer and wholesale and retail
dealer stoves, ranges and tinware, 254-256 Mar-
ket, and 8-10 Front, r. East Oakland
Goodridge Joseph, carpenter U. S. Mint, r. 414 Polk
Goodridge Omar, carpenter S. S. Emery, r. 2221 Web-
ster
Goodrum George, master mariner, r. 45 Twelfth
Goodrum William E., deliverv clerk E. V. Hathaway,
r. 45 Twelfth
Goodschick Herman, seaman P. C. 8S. State of Cali-
fornia, r. 241 Perry
Goodsell C. H., storekeeper P. M. SS. City of Rio de
Janeiro
Goodsell De Courcy M., real estate, r. 429 First
Goodshaw Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) Charles 0. Har-
vey secretary, 309 California, room 1
Goodspeed Pembroke S., laborer, r. 6 Byington
Goodspeed Royal, farmer, r. 906 Shotwell
Goodstein Charles, clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 816
Laguna
Goodstein David, drayman Isaac Goodstein, r. 615
Laguna
Goodstein Isaac, drayman, 121-123 Sansome, r. 615
Laguna
■Goodwin Albert T., carpeuter, r. 418 Laguna
Goodwin Arthur, compositor, r. 931 Market
Goodwin Benjamin, r. 2326 Fillmore
Goodwin Charles, porkpacker, 16 and 32 Ontre
Market, r. 2620 Bush
Goodwin Charles H., secretary Baldwin Theatre, r.
120 Eddy
Goodwin Edward B., compositor Chronicle, r. 106
Langton
Goodwin Effie I. Miss, glovemaker, r. 904 >i Folsom
Goodwin Eliza M., widow, r. 931 Market
Goodwin Eva I. Miss, glovemaker, r. 900^ Folsom
Goodwin Frank, r. 339 Tehama
Goodwin Frank, carpenter Tivoli Garden, r. 11
Eleventh
Goodwin Frank, cooper, r. 908 >i Folsom
Goodwin Frederiei C, lumberman, r. 129 Harrison
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Goodwin Herbert A., •waiter, 1 Martha PI
GoQ4jrln J., r. 630 Oomnifiro.ial
Gordon George W., attorney at law, 320 Sansome M
Gordon Hardware Co.
REMOVED TO
No. 8 Pine Street, Eagle Block.
<juuu»iu iiiiiioiu, iuabier luanner s XJen. Assn, 413
Sutter
Goodwin William F., cooper, r. 9043^ FoIboih
Goody John E., salesman Wurkheim & Co., r. 125
Kearny
Goodyear James, watchmaker David W. Laird, r. 819
Dolores
GOODYEARMEWLLICRDBBERSHOECO.
(Nang'atuck, Coiiii. ) James AV. Dolaii
agent, 414: Market
Goodyear Rubber Co., R. H. Pease Jr., and 8.
M. Kunyon agents, 577-579 Market
Goohey Henry, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Goold Edmoud L., salesman Parrott k Co., r. 646 Fol-
gom
Goold Richard, laborer, r. 23 Baldwin Court
B^ Goold. See Gould
Goor Eva B., widow, r. 1218 Folsom
Qoppeer George, tanner, r. Sixtli Av, bet Q and R,
South S. F.
Gorby William, painter Noble Bros., r. 1100 Powell
Gordan Brothers (Robert and Jacob) merchant tail-
ors, 202 Kearny
Gordan Charles, framemaker Louis Dampf, r. 221
Golden Gate Av
Gordan David, machinist, r. 1124 Harrison
Goidau Jacob (Gordan Brothers) r. 207 Kearny
Gordan Robert (Gordan Brothers) and merchant tailor,
803 Market, r. 5}^ Dupont
Gordan Sarah, widow, r. 909 Jackson^
Gordan William, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
BS^ Gordan. See Gordon
Gordes Frank, baker, r. 407 Dolores
Gordon Albert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gordon Alexander C, merchant, r. 314 Bush
Gordon Alexander D., r. 421 Fourth
Gordon Alexander P., engineer Geary St. ER., r. 1505
Buchanan
Gordon AmhurstP., carpenter, r. 66834 Clementina
Gordon Bernard, leather dealer, r. 312 Eighth
Gordon Bernard E., clerk Antisell Piano Co., r. 312
Eighth
Gordon CUarles W., book and job printer, 320
Sansome and 419 Sacramento, r. 438 Hayes
Gordon C. Po'well, secretary California Mining
Co.. 23 Nevada Block, r. 1522 California
Gordon Daniel J., deputy Tax Collector, r. 527 Geary
Gordon David, messenger Free Public Library, r.
1038 Mission
Gordon David P., miner, r. 1038 Mission
Gordon Ellen E. Miss, proptr Maine Lodging House,
614 Kearny, and Waldo Lodging House, 733 Mar-
ket, and furnished rooms, 1521 Sacramento
Gordon Frank L. (Goff .t Gordon) attorney at law,
60G Montgomery, r. 535 Greenwich
Gordon George, butcher, r. 527 Geary
Gordon George, laborer, r. 11 Natoma
Gordon George A., waiter, r. 058 Folsom
Gordon Georg^e F. , attomey-at-law, 502 Mont-
gomery, rooms 10-11, r. 514 Eighteenth
Gordon George G., gasfitter, and fireman Engine
No. 10. 8. F. F. D., 516 Biyaut
Gordon George L., driver Market St. RR., r. 1010
Pierce
cor Sutter, r. Lick House
Gordon J. 8., mechanic, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Gordon Laui'a de Force, attorney at law, 30-31 Steven-
son Bldg
Gordon Lennox A., cooper, r. 312 Eighth ^
Gordon Leonard, r. 1837 Market
Gordon Louise, widow, r. 1615 Laguna
Gordon M., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Gordon Marion, domestic 220 Turk
Gordon Martin (Gordon & Healy) r. 22 Hayes
Gordon Mary MiKs, r. 358 Eleventh
Gordon Mary Mrs., r. 358 Eleventh
Gordon Mary, widow, r. 306 Fell
Gordon Mary, widow, tailoress, r. 524 Stevenson
Gordon Michael, r. 5 Bryant Av, rear
Gordon N. H., bookkeeper Home Mutual Insurance
Co., r. Oakland
Gordon Nicholas W., clerk S. B. Boswell & Co., r.2016
Pine
Gordon Patrick, paver, r. 527 Geary
Gordon Peter, molder, r. 327 First
Gordon S. Mrs., janitress Powell Street Primary
School, r. 507 Powell
Gordon Samuel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Gordon Sheldon S., janitor Odd Fellows' Hall, r. 607
Powell
Gordon Stephen W., shoemaker, r. 527 Geary
Gordon Thomas, furnished rooms, 235 Kearny
Gordon Thomas J., dishwasher Occidental Hotel
Gordon Wellington, with California Mining Co., r.
1522 California
Gordon William, barber, r. 705 Broadway
Gordon- William, watchmaker, r. 1 Middle
Gordon William G., marblecutter, r. 2941 Clay
Gordon & Healy (Martin Gordon and Edward Healy)
liquor saloon, 22 Hayes
8^ Gordon. See Gordan, Gorton and Gourdon
Gore Benjamin B., commercial broker, 412 Clay, r.
Oakland
Gore John, carpenter, r. S b Lombard, bet Fi41more
and Steiner
Gore John C, collector Spring Valley W. W., r. 435
Bryant
Goreban Thomas, marblecutter, r. 1727 Market
Gorenflo Otto, trunkmaker, r. 59 Zoe
Gorevan James, porter John Parrott, r. 1825 Clay
Gorevan James Jr., merchant tailor, 426 Montgomery,
r. 1825 Clav
Gorevan William, salesman Jamee Gorevan Jr., r.
1825 Clay
Gorfinkel Aaron, dry goods dealer, r. 9 Caroline
Gortinkel Jacob, grainer, r. 23 Kearny
Gorfinkel Joseph, clerk, r. 23 Kearny
Gortinkel William, barber, 4125« Sixth
Gorgausan Ole, mate N. P. C. BR. stmr Tiger, r. Oak-
land
Gorham Daniel, cashier naval office Custom House,
r. 1710 M Sacramento
Gorham George C. Jr., attorney at law, 63 Nevada
Block, r. 805 Bush
Gorham James B., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
Oorliam Manufacturlog Co., silveremiths,
(Providence, R. I. and New York) Phelps & Mil-
ler agents, 120 Sutter, room 1
G.W.CLARK & CO.n'!i?SSS.*a^s 945 market ST.
28
G. D. MORSE,
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Gonzalez Walter, carpenter, r. 860 Mission
Gooch A. L., surveyor, r. 222 Fourth
Good Adam, machinist S. P. RK.. r. 121 Hnlnr
Goodman Harry, barber, r. 433 Clementina
Goodman Henry H., clerk I. L. Bosentbal & Urc
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^^^^ait ooincB, tnigiueer weary St. KK., r. 1426 Geary
GoodalL, Perkins <Si Co. (Charles Goodall, Georae
C. Perkins and Edwin Goodall) agents Pacific
Coast Steamship Co. and Oregon Kailway and
Navigation Co., proprietors tug boats and agents
Spring Valley Water Co. for shipping, 10 Market
Goodall Samuel E., r. NE cor McAllister and Pine
Goodchild Mary Mrs., r. 1705 Stockton
Goodday Louis, r. 1016 Mission
Goode Henry, laborer Pioneer Lead Works, r. 036 Com
Goode John, shoemaker, r. 27 Minna
Goodell Council, proprietor Marlborough House,
NW cor Second and Folsom
Goodeuough Alexander, engineer Fashion Stables, r.
lull Jones
Goodenough Horseshoeing Society, A. H. Connelly
manager, 177 Jessie
Goodfellow John T., expressman, r.SW cor Eighteenth
and Castro
Goodfellow Michael, laborer, r. 13 Leroy PI
Goodfellow William S., attorney at law, 230
Montgomery, rooms 16-17, r. 1303 Sixth Av, Ea»t
Oakland
Qoodfriend Frederick, butcher, r. William, bet Post
an(f Geary
Goodhope Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Sierra Co. ,Cal.)
R. B. Cunningham secretary, 320 Sansome
Goodhue James W., dairyman, 1510 Buchanan, r. 1527
Geiiry
Goodhue Peter, speculator, r. 613 Mission
Goodhue Thomas, clerk George F. Whittell, r. 1634
West Mission
Goodhue Thomas H. (Goodhue & Conboie) r. 797 Jj
Mission
Goodhue William W., canvasser, r. 236 O'Farrell
Goodhue & Conboie (Thomas H. Goodhue and George
R. Conboie) carpenters, 797 >^ Mission
Gooding William, millwright, r. Ahlborn House
Goodkind Abraham (M. Hyman k Co.) r. 2316 Califor-
nia
Goodkind Henry (Fechheimcr, Goodkind k Co. )r. 1519
Van Ness Av
Goodman Abraham, pawnbroker, 414 Kearny, r. 1014
Leavenworth
Goodman Adolph, clubrooms, 206 Kearny, r. 1816
Geary
Goodman Adolph, porter Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,
313 California, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman Alphonso, hostler, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman Benjamin F., clerk William Hessler, r. 731
Pine
Goodman Daniel, molder, r. 542 Linden Av
Goodman David, r. 435 Golden Gate Av
Goodman David (Hart & Goodman) r. 1118 Sutter
Goodman David, tailor, r. 441 M Natoma
Goodman Duress, janitor, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman Elltm Miss, chambermaid Ladies' Protection
and Relief Soc, E 8 Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Goodman Frederick Mrs., widow, r. 412 Post
Goodman George, janitor, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman George, manager Cal. .\rtittcial Stone
Paving Co., 400 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Goodman George L., clerk A. Baumgarten k Co., r.
2440 California
_ , » ^^,x±„it auvi iuwuseua,
room 74, r. Palace Hotel
Goodman Theodore (Kramer, Goodman & Co.) r. 1429
Post
Goodman Thomas B., extraman Engine No. 11, S. F.
F. D., r. 542 Linden Av
Goodmausen Andrew, master mariner, r. 23 Alta
Goodmansen Lawrence A., captain schr Ivanhoe, r.
1042 Twentieth
Goodmausen Olef, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Goodnougli Alg^ernon M., general agent Brad-
bury Pianos and Smith American Organs, 23-25
Fifth, r. 1822 O'Farrell
Goodn'iTigh Sarah, widow, r. 1214 Broadway
Goodrich Edward L., r. International Hotel
Goodrich Henry C, clerk Post Olfice, r. 574 Folsom
Goodrich James H., shoetrimmer, r. 115 Seventh
Goodrich J. King, secretary James B. Haggin, r. 1
Fifth
Goodrich John H., carriage and wagon mnfr, 110-112
Oregon, r. 615 Fulton
Goodrich Joseph, shoemaker, r. 115 Seventh
Goodrich Mary, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 63 Minna
Goodrich Rosa, widow, r. 2228 Bush
Goodrich Taylor, importer and wholesale and retail
dealer stoves, ranges and tinware, 254-256 Mar-
ket, and 8-10 Front, r. East Oakland
Goodridge Joseph, carpenter U. S. Mint, r. 414 Polk
Goodridge Omar, carpenter S. S. Emery, r. 2221 Web-
ster
Goodrum George, master mariner, r. 45 Twelfth
Goodrum William E., delivery clerk E. V. Hathaway,
r. 45 Twelfth
Goodschick Herman, seaman P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia, r. 241 Perry
Goodsell C. H., storekeeper P. M. SS. City of Rio de
Janeiro
Goodsell De Courcy M., real estate, r. 429 First
Goodshaw Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) Charles 0. Har-
vey secretary, 309 California, room 1
Goodspeed Pembroke S., laborer, r. 6 Byington
Goodspeed Royal, farmer, r. 906 Shotwell
Goodsteiu Charles, clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 615
Laguna
Goodstein David, drayman Isaac Gtoodstein, r. 615
Laguna
Goodstein Isaac, drayman, 121-123 Sansome, r. 615
Laguna
^loodwin Albert T., carpenter, r. 418 Laguna
Goodwin Arthur, compositor, r. 931 Market
Goodwin Benjamin, r. 2326 Fillmore
Goodwin Charles, porkpacker, 15 and 32 0«ntre
Market, r. 2620 Bush
Goodwin Charles H., secretary Baldwin Theatre, r.
120 Eddy
Goodwin Edward B., compositor Chronicle, r. 106
Langton
Goodwin EJfie I. Miss, glovemaker, r. 904 J^ Folsom
Goodwin Eliza M., widow, r. 931 Market
Goodwin Eva I. Miss, glovemaker, r. 904 J^ Folsom
Goodwin Frank, r. 339 Tehama
Goodwin Frank, carpenter Tivoll Garden, r. 41
Eleventh
Goodwin Frank, cooper, r. 908 J4 Folsom
Goodwin Frederick C, lumberman, r. 129 Harrison
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Goodwin Herbert A., waiter, 1 Martha PI
Goodwin J., r. 630 Commercial
Goodwin James, saddler, r. 6()5 Howard
Goodwin James, storekeeper Continental Warehouse,
r. 51 Frederick
Goodwin James P., with L. & E. Emanuel, r. 1313
Taylor
Goodwin James W., clerk Guardian Assurance Co., r.
1313 Taylor .
Goodwin John Mrs. widow, r. 904J4 Folsom
Goodwin L., mining, office 419 California, room 26, r.
Oakland
Good'win M. & Co. (Michael Goodwin) impor-
ters and dealers wines and liquors, 407 Battery
Goodwin Mary, widow, r. 916 Montgomery
Goodwin Michael (M. Goodwin & Co.) r. 1228J4 Fol-
som
Goodwin MoUie Miss, hairworker, r. 329 Jessie
Goodwin Nancy Mrs., r. 10 Sixth
Goodwin Oliver H., pianoforte action finisher, r. 765
Market
Goodwin Thaddeus A., upholsterer, r. 10 Sixth
Goodwin Thaddeus P., surveyor, r. 10 Sixth
Goodwin Thomas, longshoreman, r. S 8 Greenwich,
nr Sansome, rear
Goodwin William, Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Goodwin William F., cooper, r. 904 J4 Folsom
Goody John E., salesman Wurkheim & Co., r. 125
Kearny
Goodyear James, watchmaker David W. Laird, r. 819
Dolores
GOODYEAR METALLIC RUBBER SHOE CO.
(Naiigatiitk, Coiiii, ) James W. Dolaii
a$;ent, 414 Market
Goodyear Rubber Co., R. H. Pease Jr., and 8.
M. Kunyon agents, 577-579 Market
Goohey Henry, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Goold Edmond L., salesman Parrott & Co., r. 646 Fol-
som
Ooold Richard, laborer, r. 23 Baldwin Court
B»~ Goold. See Gould
Goor Eva B., widow, r. 1218 Folsom
Goppeer George, tanner, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R,
South S. F.
Gorby William, painter Noble Bros., r. 1100 Powell
Gordan Brothers (Robert and Jacob) merchant tail-
ors, 202 Kearny
Gordan Charles, framemaker Louis Dampf, r. 221
Golden Gate Av
Gordau David, machinist, r. 1124 Harrison
Gordan Jacob (Gordan Brothers) r. 207 Kearny
Gordan Robert (Gordan Brothers) and merchant tailor,
803 Market, r. 5}^ Dupont
Gordan Sarah, widow, r. 909 Jackson^
Gordan William, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
US'" Gordan. See Gordon
Gordes Frank, baker, r. 407 Dolores
Gordon Albert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gordon Alexander C, merchant, r. 314 Bush
Gordon Alexander D., r. 421 Fourth
Gordon Alexander P., engineer Geary St. RB., r. 1505
Buchanan
Gordon AmhurstP., carpenter, r. 668 J6 Clementina
Gordon Bernard, leather dealer, r. 312 Eighth
Gordon Bernard E., clerk Antisell Piano Co., r. 312
Eighth
Gordon Charles 'W., book and job printer, 320
Sansome and 419 Sacramento, r. 438 Hayes
Gordon C. Powell, secretary California Mining
Co., 23 Nevada Block, r. 1522 California
Gordon Daniel J., deputy Tax Collector, r. 527 Geary-
Gordon David, messenger Free Public Library, r.
1038 Mission
Gordon David P., miner, r. 1038 Mission
Gordon Ellen E. Miss, proptr Maine Lodging House,
614 Kearny, and Waldo Lodging House, 7.33 Mar-
ket, and furnished rooms, 1521 Sacramento
Gordon Frank L. (Goff & Gordon) attorney at law,
606 Montgomery, r. .535 Greenwich
Gordon George, butcher, r. .527 Geary
Gordon George, laborer, r. 11 Natoma
Gordon George A., waiter, r. 658 Folsom
Gordon Geor^^e F. , attomey-at-law, 502 Mont-
gomery, rooms 10-11, r. 514 Eighteenth
Gordon George G., gasfitter, and fireman Engine
No. 10. 8. F. F. D., 616 Biyant
Gordon George L., driver Market St. RR., r. 1010
Pierce
Gordon George W., attorney at law, 320 Sansome
room 19, r. Grand Hotel
Gordon Hardtvare Co., James E. Gordon presi-
dent, William H. Hooke secretary, wholesale hard-
ware dealers, and proptrs Pac. Chain Works, 252
Spear, office 12-14 Front and 2.50-252 Market
Gordon Henry, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Gordon Henry G., salesman, r. 412 Jones
Gordon James, cooper, r. 358 Eleventh
Gordon James, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Gordon James E. , president Gordon Hardware
Co., office 12-14 Front and 2.50-252 Market, r. 470
Merrimac, Oakland
Gordon Jeanette, widow, r. 224 McAllister
Gordon Jo., mining, 320 Sansome, room 19, r. 228
Montgomery Av
Gordon John. r. 321 Eighth
Gordon John, r. 108 Seventh
Gordon John, hackman, r. 358 Eleventh
Gordon John, watchmaker J. W. Tucker & Co., r. 1
Middle
Gordon John A., hackman, r. 358 Eleventh
Gordon John C, shipcarpenter, r. 613 Mission
Gordon Joseph, capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Gordon Josepli S. G., wood and coal, 429 Powell,
cor Sutter, r. Lick House
Gordon J. 8., mechanic, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Gordon Laura de Force, attorney at law, 30-31 Steven-
son Bldg
Gordon Lennox A., cooper, r. 312 Eighth
Gordon Leonard, r. 1837 Market
Gordon Louise, widow, r. 1615 Laguna
Gordon M., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Gordon Marion, domestic 220 Turk
Gordon Martin (Gordon & Healy) r. 22 Hayes
Gordon Mary Miss, r. 358 Eleventh
Gordon Mary Mrs., r. 358 Eleventh
Gordon Mary, widow, r. 306 Fell
Gordon Mary, widow, tailoress, r. 524 Stevenson
Gordon Michael, r. 5 Bryant Av, rear
Gordon N. H., bookkeeper Hume Mutual Insurance
Co., r. Oakland
Gordon Nicholas W., clerk S. B. Boswell & Co., r.2016
Pine
Gordon Patrick, paver, r. 527 Geary
Gordon Peter, molder, r. 327 First
Gordon S. Mrs., janitress Powell Street Primary
School, r. .507 Powell
Gordon Samuel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Gordon Sheldon 8., janitor Odd Fellows' Hall, r. 507
Powell
Gordon Stephen W., shoemaker, r. 527 Geary
Gordon Thomas, furnished rooms, 235 Kearny
Gordon Thomas J., dishwasher Occidental Hotel
Gordon Wellington, with California Mining Co., r.
1522 California
Gordon William, barber, r. 705 Broadway
Gordon William, watchmaker, r. 1 Middle
Gordon William G., marblecutter, r. 2941 Clay
Gordon & Healy (Martin Gordon and Edward Healy)
liquor saloon, 22 Hayes
oy Gordon. See Gordan, Gorton and Gourdon
Gore Benjamin B., commercial broker, 412 Clay, r.
Oakland
Gore John, carpenter, r. 8 8 Lombard, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Gore John C, collector Spring Valley W. W., r. 436
Bryant
Goreban Thomas, marblecutter, r. 1727 Market
Gorenflo Otto, trunkmaker, r. 59 Zoe
Gorevan James, porter John Parrott, r. 1825 Clay
Gore van James Jr., merchant tailor, 426 Montgomery,
r. 1825 Clay
Gorevan William, saleeman James Gorevan Jr., r.
1825 Clay
Gorflnkel Aaron, dry goods dealer, r. 9 Caroline
Gortinkel Jacob, grainer, r. 23 Kearny
Gorfinkel Joseph, clerk, r. 23 Kearny
Gorfiukel William, barber, 412J4 Sixth
Gorgansan Ole, mate N. P. C. RR. stmr Tiger, r. Oak-
land
Gorham Daniel, cashier naval office Custom Hotise,
r. 1710 M Sacramento
Gorham George C. Jr., attorney at law, 63 Nevada
Block, r. 805 Bush
Gorham James B., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
Oorliam Manufacturlqif Co., silversmiths,
(Providence, R. I. and New York) Phelps & Mil-
ler agents, 120 8utter, room 1
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Gorham Michael C, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Annie and Jessie
Gorh;im Minnie, chambermaid New WisconBin Hotel
Gorham Patrick J., saloonkeeper, r. 150 Clara
Gorham Richard, housemover, r. 212 Broadway
Gorham Sherwood P., attorney at law Wallace, Great-
house & Blanding, 324 Pine, room 18, r. 805 Bush
Gorham Thomas J., clerk, r. 1710 M Sacramento
Gorham Wesley T., r. 1938 Vallejo
Gorham William H.. clerk Wells, Fargo & Go's Bank,
r. 805 Bush
Gorham William J., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
1019 Washington
Gorie James (Weed & Gorie) r. 105 Polk
Gorla Giusepue, cabinetmaker, r. Colombo Hotel
Gorltt Luigi, laborer, r. Colombo Hotel
Gorley Charles, dishwasher, r. 636 Commercial
Gorley Hugh A., mining speculator, r. 2099 Devisa-
dero
Gorlier George, bartender, r. 513 Pacific
Gorman Alice Miss, cloakmaker, r. 517 Fourth
Gorman Andrew J., varuisher, r. 517 Fourth
Gorman Blanche Miss, hairdresser, r. 1632 Howard
Gorman Catherine Mrs., r. 38 Mary
Gorman Christopher, carrier "Stock Exchange, r. 517
Fourth
Gorman Dennis, engineer N. P. C. RR. stmr Tiger, r.
548 Howard
Gorman Dennis, weigher Custom House, r. 5 Rausch
Gorman D. J., clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 311 Clem-
entina
Gorman Edward B., clerk, r. cor Bay and Leavenworth
Gorman Eugene J., brakeman S. P.RR., r. 620 Fourth
Gorman H., porter Kahn Bros. & Co.
Gorman J. Miss, r. 110 Hyde
Gorman Jacob F., painter, r. 153 Fifteenth, bet How-
ard and Folsom
Gorman James, fireman, r. 637 Fulton
Gorman James, laborer, r. 313 Beale
Gorman James, seaman, r. 127 Folsom
Gorman James, stevedore, r. W s Sansome, nr Filbert
Gorman James B., carriagepainter, r. 740 Minna
Gorman James E. clerk R. W. Hent, r. 637 Fulton
Gorman Jane B. Miss, assistant South S. F. School,
r. 44 Sixth
Gorman Johanna, cook 614 Folsom
Gorman John, carpenter, r. 44 Everett
Gorman John, coalpasaer P. M. SS. SouHi Carolina
Gorman John, laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Gorman John, laborer, r. 821 Filbert
Gorman John, mate brig Consuelo, r. 54 Sacramento
Gorman John, shearer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. cor Octavia and Greeuwich
Gorman John T. varnisher, r. 1622 Jessie
Gorman Joseph, laborer, r. 762 Howard
Gorman Josei)ii C, r. 858 Mission
Gorman Katie, domestic 219 Eddy
Gorman Lawrence, hostler, r. 797 Mission
Gorman M. Miss, r. 110 Hyde
Gorman Maggie, domestic 1020 Vallejo
Gorman Malachi, waiter, r. 25 Hermann
Gorman Margaret, r. 424 Broadway
Gorman Margaret, widow, r. 311 Clementina
Gorman Margaret, widow, r. 762 Howard
Gorman Martin, butcher, r. 313 Folsom
Gorman Mary Miss, r. 730 Union
Gorman Mary Mrs., r. 730 Union
Gorman Mary, widow, r. 400 Geary
Gorman Mary, widow, r. 517 Fourth
Gorman Mary, domestic 1132 Sutter
Gorman Mary, domestic 313 Beale
Gorman Mary, widow, groceries and liquors, 313 Fol-
som
Gorman Mary E. Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. 617 Fourth
Gorman Mary J. Miss, dressmaker, r. Winchester
House
Gorman Matilda, widow, r. 1632 Howard
Gorman Michael, boilermaker, r. 136 Tehama
Gorman Michael, capitalist, r. NE cor California and
Courtland Avs, B. H.
Gorman Michael, carder 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 424 Broadway
Gorman Michael, carpenter, r. 335 Twenty- ninth
Gorman Michael, janitor West Mission St. Primary
School, r. 63 West Mission
Gorman Michael, miner, r. 125 Clinton, rear
Gorman Michael, oystermau Albers & Schmidt, r. 16
Rltch
Gorman Michael J., carpenter, r. 311 Clementina
Gorman Minnie Miss, negative retoucher Louis Thora,
r. 1632 Howard
Gorman Owen, policeman, r. 813 Jessie
Gorman Owen, pressman Lardner & Lee, r. 571 Bry-
ant
Gorman Patrick, drayman, 422 Davis, r. 254 Langton
Gorman Patrick, longshoreman, r. 915 Sansome
Gorman Patrick O., teamster, r. N s Greenwich, bet
Webster and Fillmore
Gorman Richard F.. bookbinder, r. 311 Clementina
Gorman Simon, melter, r. 315 Folsom
Gorman Susan Miss, cloakmaker, r. 517 Fourth
Gorman Thomas, carpenter, r. 914!^ Harrison
Gorman Thomas Mrs., widow, r. N s Cortland Av, nr
California Av, B. H.
Gorman William, laborer, r. 313 Beale
Gorman William J., principal South San Francisco
School, r. 710 Nineteenth
Gorman Winifred, widow, r. 520 Eighth
Gormandez Isadore, harnessmaker, and extraman En-
gine No. 12. S. F. F. D., r. 210 Drumm
Gormley Elizabeth Miss, telegraph operator, r. 60 Na-
toma
Gormley Emmet, upholsterer, r. 60 Natoma
Gormley George H., clerk George E. Plummer, r. 2006
Taylor
Gormley Isabella, r. 40 Clara, rear
Gormley J., jeweler, r. 2006 Taylor
Gormley James, r. 60 Natoma
Gormley Michael, cook, r. 636 Cummercial
Gormley Patrick, laborer, r. 60 Natoma
Gormley Sarah, domestic 814 Twenty-fii;st
Gormley Stephen J., shipcarpenter, r. 30 J^ Garden
Gormley Thomas, shipcarpenter, r. 60 Natoma
Gorom Nelson, observer U. S. Signal Service, '42 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. 716 Stockton
Gorrill Charles H., president Pac. Bridge Co., 4 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Gorrill Richard W., treasurer Pacific Bridge Co., 4 Cal-
fornia, r. 210 Powell
Gorringh John, expressman, r. 1413 Hyde
Gorrseu Christian G., sailmaker, r. 5 August Alley
Gorrsen Christina, domestic 821 Kearny
Gorrseu Johaunah, domestic 728 Shotwell
Gorrsen Mary, domestic 1714 Jackson
Gorsig Henry, liquor saloon, 113 Davis
Gorter Henry H., machinist, r. 746 Howard
Gorton Albert S., cooper, 417 Main
Gorton B. H. Mrs., r. 927 Market
Gorton Carey D., compositor, r. 927 Market
Gorton John H., stairbuilder, r. 42 Twelfth
8^" Gorton. See Gordon
Gortz Lauritz, boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills
Gosch Louis, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Gosen Henry, expressman, SW cor Dupont and Clay,
r. 811 Filbert
Goserud John, fireman Pac. Rolling Mills
Gosetta Guillaume, vegetable garden, Visitacion Val-
ley, nr Mission
Gosland William, clerk Henry Bailey, r. 14H Rausch
Goslin Seraphiu, shoemaker, r. 1059 Folsom
Goslin Thomas, laborer, r. 28 First
Gosliner Aaron, baker, r. 109 Austin
Gosliner Aaron S., butcher, r. 552 Natoma
Gosliner Edward, r. Ill Austin
Gobliner Henry, packer E. Mansbaeh & Co., r. Ill
Austin
Gosliner Julius, peddler, r. Ill Austin
Gosliner Minna, widow, r. 508M Natoma
Gosliner Samuel, assistant foreman I. S. Rosenbaum
& Co., r. Ill Austin
Gosliner Simon, tailor, r. 40 Austin
Gosling Charles, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 782
Harrison
Gosling Elizabeth, -widow, r. 10 Verona
Gosling James, architict, r. 1126 Market
Gosling Joseph, architect, r. 1399 O'Farrell
Gosling Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 10 Verons
Gosling Misia Miss, saleslady Vienna Bakery, r. 10
Verona
B^GosIing. See Goslin
Goslinsky E. & Co. (Elias Goslinsky and George
Brownsteln) mnfrs cigars and importers tobacco
219-221 Battery
Goslinsky Elias (E. Goslinsky & Co.) r. 1360 Post
Gosnan John, fireman, r. 724 Braunan
Goss Alfred F., timekeeper Palace Hotel
Goss George, plasterer, r. 16 Mason
Goss George W., confectionery, 1905 Mission
Goss Homer, machinist Goss & Dow, r. Berkeley
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "^shing^done^ short notice
JMAOnnMnilPU importer of and dealer in coal and pig iron,
. lYIHOLfUllUUUn, 4i Market Street, comer Spear.
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G088 John, upholsterer, r. 5 Mason
G088 Joseph, Rhlpcarpenter, r. 1117 fioward
Ooss Leonard (Guss & Dow) r. Berkeley
G0S8 Mary E., widow, r. 1123 Twenty-first
G088 Michael, poultry, game, etc., 50G Clay, r. N B
Diamond, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
GoBB Peter, bricklayer, r. 16 Mason
Goes William H., physician, oflSce and r. '206ii Post
Goaa <!k Dow (Leonard Goss and George E. Dow)
foundry and machine works, 114-116 Beale
Gossmau George, teacher languages, r. 23 Powell
Gossman Nancy Mrs., r. 221 Pacific
Gossman Thomas, property man Baldwin Theatre, r.
625 O'Farrell
Gosson Patrick, clerk David Drady, r. 230 Fourth
Gost Bernard, clothing and furnishing goods, 135
Fouith, r. 88 Everett
Gostlin Thomas, distiller Bay View Distillery, r.
Nineteenth Av, bet H and I, South S. F.
Go.storfs Leopold B., clerk Bank of California, r. 839
California
Gostry Henry, longshoreman, r. 531 East
Oostry Robert, Rig. and Stev. Union, BOG Montgomery
Gotelli Antonio, laborer, r. 226 Francisco, rear
Gotschi Peter, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Gotschl Theresa, cook, 231 Second
Gott George A., bookkeeper Sisson, Crocker & Co., r.
107 O'Farrell
Gott T. C. Mrs., widow, r. 520 Bush
Gotte Bernard, farmer, S s Lincoln, nr Prentiss, B. H.
Gotte Harry, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Gotte John, seaman, r. 123 Oregon
Gottcland Joseph, barber, r. 804 >6 Larkin
Gotteuburg Adolph, hidedealer, r. 2212 Fillmore
Gotteiiburg Max, clerk, r. 2212 Fillmore
Gottermauu Henry, brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, r.
514 Grove
Gotterno A. Salvatore, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broad-
way
Gottfried E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gottheim Louis, shirt mnfr, 310 Montgomery Av
Gotti^ La'wrence, president The German Savings
and Loan Society, 526 California, r. 180B Pine
Getting C, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, NE cor Sutter
and Kearny
Gottlieb Louis, shoemaker, 320 Taylor
Gotts H., saloon waiter P. C. SS. George W. Elder
Gottschalk Adolph, r. New Helvetia House
Gottschalk Annie Miss, bookfolder r. 105 Lombard
Gottschalk Charles E., watchmaker, r. 1612 Post
Gottschalk Charles H., watchmaker, 507 California, r.
1612 Post
Gottschalk Frederick W., apothecary G. G. Burnett,
r. 327 Montgomery
Gottschalk John Ferdinand A., r. 105 Lombard
Gottschalk Marcus, compositor The Hebrew, r. 221 Ji
Austin
Gottschlich Franz, tanner C. Hellwig, r. 115 J^ Twen-
ty-sixth
Gottschlich Herman, kidglove dresser, r. 115)i Twen-
ty-sixth
Gottung Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 448 Clementina
Gottuug Catharine, widow, r. 448 Clementina
Gottung Frederick, metal signmaker, r. 448 Clemen-
tina
Gottung George C, painter, r. 448 Clementina
Gottung Harry A., painter and whiteuer, 448 Clemen-
tina, r. 543 Natoma
Gottung Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 448 Clementina
Gouailhardou Peter, laborer, r. cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F.
Goud George L. (George H. Tay & Co.) r. 1312 Jones
Gougeon Emma MisB, clerk L. Hector Deraers, r. S 8
Eighteenth, bet Valencia and Guerrero
Gougeon Francois X., carpenter, r. S b Eighteenth,
bet Valencia and Guerrero
Gough Francis, chief engineer P. M. S3. City of New
York, r. 712 Howard
Gough Frank \V., glassblower, r. 524 Hayes
Gough George, puddler Pac. Rolling Mills
Gough H. Dorsey, attorney at law, 603 Washington, r.
1309 Mason
Gough Jaiues, bartender, r. 805 Brannan
Gough June, widow, r. 525 Sixth
Gough John, groi-eries and liquors, 1016 Bryant
Gough John P., clerk li. F. Wellington, r. 1016 Bryant
Gough Mary, widow, lodgings, SE cor Harrison and
Spear
Gough Thomas J., bookkeeper Marcus C. Hawley &
C!o.,r. 2014 Taylor
Gough William, boilermaker, r, 468 Jessie
K^ Gough. See Goff
Gould and Curry Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada
Block
Gould Abraham J., waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Gould Addie Mrs., teacher sewing machine, r. Win-
chester House
Gould Albert R., carpenter, r. 416 Larkin
Gould Alexander, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
gomery
Gould Charles, carriageiiainter, r. 144 Shipley
Gould Charles B., superintendent Market St. RR.,
office Ferry Bldg, foot Market, r.708 Capp
Gould Charles M., hostler, r. 34 Juniper
Gould Charles W., bookkeeper W. J. Houston & Co.,
r. 708 Capp
Goiild Cornelius, policeman, r. 1220 Market
Gould Daniel A., compositor, r. 728 Bush
Gould David F., clerk, r. 5 Bay
Gould E. K., widow, varieties, SW cor Jackson and
Webster
Gould Frank, insurance agent, r. 1229 Mission
Gould Frank, machinist, r. 1514 Broadway
Gould George H., engineer, r. 606 Fourth
Gould James C, agent S. P. RR. law dept, NE cor
Fourth and Towusend, room 40, r. San Jose
Gould John C, bartender, r. 733 Clementina
Gould Joseph, carxjenter, r. 127 Freelon
Gould Mary A., widow, r. 820 Treat Av
Gould Nelson C, boots and shoes, 635 Howard
Gould Patrick, shippaiuter, r. 44 Clara
Gould Thomas B., bookbinder, r. 2810 Laguna
Gould Thomas F., baker, r. 463)4 Jessie
Gould Walter (McDowell, Gould & Co.) r. 2 Eighth
Gould Walter, butcher, SW cor Jacksou and Webster
Gould William, plasterer, r. 1079 Market
Gould William O., with Pac. Mutual Life Insurance
Co., r. 409 Van Ness Av
OS~Gould. See Goold
Goulet Isidore, merchant tailor, 415 Montgomery, r.
1511 Golden Gate Av
Gouley Ellen, widow, r. 1324 Pacific
Gouley Joseph, with J. \. Folger & Co., r. 1324 Pacific
Gouley William H., roaster J. A. Folger & Co., r. 1324
Pacific
Goulstone David, clerk, r. 1006 Washington
Gourdon Armand, plumber, r. 523 Taylor
Gourdon Edward, painter, r. 523 Taylor
Gourdon Emiiie Mrs., French laundry, 811 Howard
Gourley Robert, boxmaker, r. 857 3^ Harrison
Goustiaux Albertine Mme., teacher music, r. 761
Bryant
Goustiaux Auguste, collector French Ben. Soc, r. 761
Bryant
Gouvie Emile, tobaccostripper, r. 1010 Kearny
Gouzenes George, butcher, r. SEcor First Av and Da-
kota
Gouzenes Jean, laborer, r. Fifth Av, bet N and Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Gouzy Peter, agent, r. 605 Broadway
Govanes Basilio, cook Grego & Smith, r. 520 Grove
Gove Andrew J., grain receiver Sea Wall, grain shed
Sec. 2, r. 925 Vallejo
Gove David M., druggist, 2408 California
Gove Frank, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. Oak-
land
Gove Isaac W., master mariner, r. 318 Capp
Gove William R., clerk, r. 925 Vallejo
Gover Mine and Mining Co. (.\mador Co., Cal.) Mark
T. Ashby secretary, office 402 Front
Gowau Charles, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Gowan Edward (Walcom, Gowan & Cofifee) r. 116
Cedar Av
Gowan Frank, r. 1103 Powell
Gowan J. V., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Gowan William, salesman Michels, Friedlander &
Co., r. 1603 Golden Gate Av
Gowen Abbie E. Miss, medium, r. 307 Fourth
Gowen John E., driver, r. Old San Jose Road, nr In-
dustrial School
Gower Samuel J. (Gower & Oilman) r. Fruit Vale
Go-»ver & Gilniun (Samuel J. Gower and Charles
H. Oilman) proi)rietors Pacific U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, NE cor Broadway and Battery, Pacific
Free Warehouse, NW cor Front and Broadway,
and Front St. Warehouse, SW cor Broadway and
Front, oflice NE cor Broadway and Battery
EOSEWOOD, LMUM-?M, BOXWOOE
JOHN ■WIGMORE,
1U3 SPKAK STUKET.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Qoy L., -watchmaker, r. 334 Bush
Goyhenieux Pierre, French laundry, 143 Ninth
Goykovlch George J., bartender, r. 100 Jackson
Graaf George, carpenter Philadelphia Brewery, r. 209
Kausch
Graaff Julius S., attorney at law, 234 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 326 Twenty-second
Xff" Graaff. See Graf. Graff and Graef
Grabau Robert H., machinist, r. 307 Gough
Grabe Frank C. T., chicken ranch, NW cor Dwightand
San Bruno Road
Grabe Louisa Mrs., r. 1140 Pacific
Grabe Walter H., stockkeeper E. H. Jones & Co., r. 509
Bush
Graber Charles C, butcher, 940 Bryant
Graber Louis, brewfir, r. Sl.'i Clementina
Graber Thomas F., teacher First School of the Ger-
man School Union, r. Berkeley
Grabin George D., ticket clerk P. C. 88. Co. and O. R.
and N. Co., 214 Montgomery
Grabow Isaac, laborer, r. 125 Welsh
Grabow Jorgen, glassblower, r. 125 Welsh
Gracan Andrew, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont
Gracchi Giacomo (Baglietto & Gracchi) r. 422 Vallejo,
rear
Gracchi Louis, laborer, r. 627 Grove
Grace Andrew, carpenter, 314 Valley
Grace Church, Rev.W. H. Piatt D. D., L.L. D., rector,
SE cor California and Stockton
Grace David, second engineer C. P. BR. stmr Capitol,
r. 208 Union
Grace Gracia, widow, r. 214 Fourth
Grace Henry S.. gun and locksmith, 418 Sixth
Grace John, horseshoer, 1108 Howard
Grace John, laborer, r. 214 Fourth
Grace John, teamster, r. 423 Ninth
Grace John C, carpenter, r. 126 Valley
Grace John J., carpenter, r. 428 Shipley
Grace John W. (J.W. Grace & Co.) r. Callao, Peru
Grace J. W. & Co. (John W. Grace and George L.
Duval, and William R. and Michael P. Grace, and
Charles R. Flint specials) shipping and commis-
sion merchants, 40 California
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. A. T. Need-
ham pastor, Mission, bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth
Grace Michael P. (J.W. Grace & Co.) r. New York
Grace Pierce, laborer, r. 214 Fourth
Grace Thomas, laborer, r. 208 Eighth
Grace William, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 28 Clara
Grace William P., carpenter, r. 1424 Dolores
Grace William R. (J.W. Grace & Co.) r. New York
Gracia Clemente, seaman, r. 528 Vallejo
Gracia Francois, furnished rooms, 1300 Ji Stockton
Gracia Ramon, sfiaman, r. 528 Vallejo
Gracier Addie J. Miss, assistant Columbia St. Gram-
mar School, r. Potrero Av, nr Shakespeare
Gracier Emma F. Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar
School, r. Potrero Av, nr Shakespeare
Gracier Frank, millwright, r. Potrero Av, nr Shake-
speare
Gradrehl A. Mrs., notions and fancy goods, 225 Six-
teenth, bet Howard and Mission
Gradwohl Abtam, salesman, r. 503 O'Farrell
Gradwolil Charles, cattle dealer, r. 29 Lily Av
Gradwohl David (M. Gradwohl & Son) r. 2120 Pine
Gradwohl Henry (M. & H. Gradwohl) r. 529 Fourth
Gradwohl K., wood and coal, E s Tenth, bet Market
and Mission
Gradwohl M. & H. (Morris and Henry) butchers, 529
Fourth
GradwoIU M. & Son (Meyer and David Grad-
wohl) general commission merchants, 123 Wash-
ington
Gradwohl Maurice, r. 2120 Pine
Gradwohl Meyer (M. Gradwohl & Son) r. 2120 Pine
Gradwohl Morris (M. & H. Gradwohl) r. 629 Fourth
Grady Dennis, porter Pac. Free Warehouse, r. 1009
Vallejo
Grady Edward, laborer, r. W s Noe, bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Grady Edwin, clerk Tax Collector's Oflace, r. 357
Clementina
Grady Ellen Miss, seamstress, r. 312 Beale, rear
Grady James, clerk Banner Bros., and foreman En-
gine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 1612 Pacific Av
Grady James T., boilernlaker, r. 357 Clementina
Grady Johanna, widow, r. 626 Ash Av
Grady John, expressman, NW cor Post and Dupout, r.
W B Sanchez, nr Seventeenth
Grady John, laborer, r. 434 Stevenson
Grady •John H., Tax Collector City and County,
oflice new City Hall, first floor, r. 1114 Folsom
Grady John M.. watertender P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Grady Mary, widow, r. 357 Clementina
Grady Michael, butcher, 613 Post
Grady Michael, carpenter, r. Columbia Hotel
Grady Michael, carpenter, r. 532 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Grady Michael, coachman R. D. Chandler, r. 897
Chestnut
Grady P. A.. Longshoremen's Ben. As8n,737 Mission
Grady Patrick, laborer, r. 63 Natoma
Grady Thomas, laborer, r. W s Noe, nr Eighteenth
Grady Thomas F., fireman O. R. and N. SS. City of
Chester
Grady William, butcher Isaac Goldmeyer, r. 626 Ash
Av
Grae Max, jeweler, r. 173 Perry
Graef Carl T., attorney at law, 623 Commercial, r. 613
Pine
Graefner Mark, laundryman La Grande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Graetzer Stephen, lithographic printed, r. 1008 Jack-
son
Graf Albert, brewer Pacific Brewery, r. 267 Tehama
Graf Charles A., engineer Geary St. RR., r. 302 Fourth
Graf Christian, laundry, 2109 Stockton
Graf D. J., miner, r. 407 Pacific
Graf Edward S., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 302
Fourth
Graf HenricuB, salesman Muser Bros., r. 1522 Polk
Graff Albert, metal spinner, 51 Frettiont, r. 558J4
Howard
Graff Belle, widow, r. Myrtle Hall, South S. F.
Graff Charles E., fireman S. P. RR., r. 201 Shotwell
Graff Edwin C, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 434
Jessie
Graff John H., laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Graff Justin J., machinist, r. Wells Av, bet Dolores
and Church
Graff' Justin J. Jr., engineer, r. Wells Av, bet Dolores
and Church
Graff Melville, barber, r. 15 Harriet
Graff Robert W., cashier Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r.
15 Thirteenth
B9'"Graff. See Graf and Graaff"
Graffan Benjamin C, glassblower, r. 159 Dore
Graffan John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
GralHeman Henry, plumber G. & E. Snook, r. Oak-
land
Grafton William, oysterman, r. 636 Commeicial
Graham Adam S., cooper Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 809
Leavenworth
Graham Alexander, pantryman stmr Mary Garratt
Graham Alexander F., manager Newport Coos Bay
Coal Co., 224 Front, r. 428 O'Farrell
Graham Alfred, salesman, r. 126 Fifth
Graham Alice Miss, strawworker, r. 2603 Bryant
Graham Andrew, heater City Forge, r. W s Michigan,
bet Sierra and Shasta
Graham Andrew, laborer, r. W b Palmer, nr Thir-
tieth
Graham Arthur, switchman Sutter St. ER., r. 908
Lyon
Graham Barney, r. 10J« Boardman PI
Graham Benjamin F., mining engineer, 408 Califor-
nia, room 24
Graham Caroline Miss, saleslady Foster & Co., r.
cor Twenty-seventh and Alabama
Graham Catherine, widow, poultry, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Fifteenth Av
Graham Charles, cooper P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Graham Charles, seaman P. C. SS. Gipsy
Graham Charles E. clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r-
1018 Geary
Graham Charles K., journalist Morning Call, r. 777)4
Mission
Graham Cornelius H. (W. B. Cluff & Co.) r. 19 Sixth
Graham Crawford, laborer, r. 22 Bluxome
Graham Daniel, calker, r. 444 Bartlett
Graham Daniel, pilot O. R. and N, SS. Columbia
Graham Dennis, laborer, r. 1332 3<. Broadway
Graham E. B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 211 Eddy
Graham Edward (Oakland Transfer Co.) r. Oakland
Graham Edward, bartender, r. 510 Davis
Graham Edward, liquor saloon, 14 Liedesdorff, r. Ruse
House
Graliam Edward, upholsterer, r. 210 O'Farrell
LOUIS BRAVERIWAN & CO., Jewelers, tt^^Z' "iri^^^jzTX.
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Orabam Ellen, widow, r. 425 Oak
Graham E. M., Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Castro and
Jersey
Graham Fernando C, with C. W. Weston, r. 313 Fre-
mont
Graham George, clerk Joseph H. Dorety, r. 819 Mis-
sion
Graham George, cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 624
Fourth
Graham George, driver Hutsou & Lander, r. 12 Page
Graham George, Master Mariners' Beu. Assu, 413
Sutter
Graham Henry, theatrical manager, r. 7 Stockton
Graham Honora, widow, proptr Creedmore House,
li22}4 Larkin
Graham H. S. Mrs., widow, r. 2726 Howard
Graham Irvine, superintendent teams Scofield &
Tevis, r. 2511 Larkin
Graham James, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. Berkeley
Graham James, catcher Pac. Rolling Mills
Graham James, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 519
Jones
Graham James, hostler, r, 840 Howard
Graham James, laborer, r. 45 Louisa
Graham James, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Graham James, second steward O. R. and N. SS. Co-
lumbia
Graham James C, milkman, r. 710 Treat Av
Graham James D., foreman C. W Weston, r. 313 Fre-
mont
Graham James E., driver Crystal Soda Water Co., r.
1522 Stockton
Graham James E., machinist, r. 1113 Jones
Graham James G., machinist William Deacon
Graham James H., clerk Savage & Sons, r. 425 Oak
Graham Jane, widow, r. 419 Tweuty-niuth
Graham John, laborer, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Graham John, marble yard. Point Lobos Av, nr Odd
Fellows' Cemetery, r. Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Graham John, milkman, r. 710 Treat Av
Graham John, teamster, r. 140 Natoma
Graham John F., bookkeeper N. Curry & Bro., r. 2416
Howard
Graham John H., chief engineer S. P. C. BR. stmr
Garden City, r. 269 East
Graham John T., laborer, r. S s Precita Av, nr Colum-
bia Av, B. H.
Graham John T. Jr., groceries, liquors, wood and
coal, SE cor Precita Av and Columbia PI, B. H.
Graham Joseph, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350 Te-
hama
Graham Joseph, teamster, r. 315 Eddy
Graham Joseph V., waiter, r. 1301 Montgomery
Graham Kate, domestic 346 First
Graham Kate Mis.s, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Graham L. F., salesman, r. 23 Kearny
GraUam Lizzie Miss, teacher, r. 819 Mission
Graham Louisa Mrs., teacher music, r. The Ingle-
woud
Graham Maggie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 315 Eddy
Graham Maggie J. Miss, cloakmaker, r. 219 Chatta-
nooga
Graham Marcellus A. (Knight & Graham) r. 23 Ste-
venson
Graham Margaret, widow, r. 219 Chattanooga
Graham Mary Miss, r. Abbotsfoid House
Graham Mary MIhs, floakmaker. r. 219 Chattanooga
Graham^Melancthon .\., woodturner, r. 2 Park PI
Graham Nellie, widow, r. 504 Si.\th
Graham Patrick, driver St. Mary's Hospital
Graham Peter G., clerk Pac. Lodgings, r. 209 Leides-
dorfif
Graham Richard, bartender Henry Robinson, r. 510
Davis
Graham R(>>)ert, carpenter, r. 129 Third
Graham Robert, carpenter, r. 91" Howard
Graham Roljert, porter J. M. Spafford & Co., r. 40 First
Graham Robert, shoe cutter, r. 419 Twenty-ninth
Graham Robert D., stage carpenter Tivoli Garden, r.
SE cor Castro and Jersey
Graham Robert G., cashier freight office C. P. RR.,
Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Oraham Robert J., superintendent Public
Streets and Highways, oftice new City Hall, base-
ment, r. 409 Jones
Orabam Robert S., clerk secretary's office C. P. BB.,
r. 219 Chattanooga
Graham Robert T., r. lutefnational Hotel
Graham Samuel, joiner P. M. SS. Co., r. 419 Twenty-
ninth
Graham Tavemer Mrs., teacher elocution, r. 1018
Geary
Graham Thomas, r. 14 Farren Av, rear
Graham Thohias, heljier Pac. Rolling Mills
Graham Thomas, laborer, r. 1125 Bryant
Graham Thomas, laborer, r. 309 Seventh
Graham Thomas, laborer, r. 441 Tenth, rear
Graham Thomas, manager N. Curry & Bro., r. 2416
Howard
Graham Thomas, millwright, r. 917 Howard
Graham Thomas Mrs., housekeeper, r. 819 Mission
Graham Thomas, second assistant engineer P. M. 8S.
City of Rio de Janeiro
Graham Thomas A. , clerk general passenger and tick-
et agent C. P. RR.. r. 819 Mission
Graham Thomas A., groceries, 401 Hayes, r. 418 Hayes
Graham Thomas D., clerk G. G. Burnett, r. Westmin-
ster House
Graham William, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 324 Minna
Graham William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Graham William, shoemaker, r. 541 H Natoma
Graham William J., clerk J. B. Bourne, r. 41 Louisa
Graham William P., contractor, r. Cascius Hotel
Graichen Herman, bellman Grand Hotel
Grainger H. H., r. 227 Second
ft^ Grainger. See Granger
Grallmann Charles, porter John A. Bauer, r. 101 Post
Gram Nils T., cabinetmaker, r. 123 Welsh
Grambarth Carl, cigarmaker, r. Hansa Hotel
Gramberg August, clerJi William H. Springer, r. NW
cor Dolores and Seventeenth
Gramist Otto, cook, r. 8>4 John
Gramlkh Sebastian, bakery, 738 Howard
Gramm Frederick, liquor saloon, 562 Brannan
Grampsas Paul, clerk Peter P. Cain, r. 118 O'Fsrrell
Granas Ferdinand, barber, r. 147 Second
Grand Arcade Market, E s Sixth, bet Shipley and
Clara
Grand Army Republic Hall, 71 New Montgomery
Grand Central Hall, 997 Market
Grand Central Lodging House, Hannah Andrews
proptr, 959 Market
Grand Central South Mining Co. (Cochise Co., A. T.)
George D. Edwards secretary, 414 California
Grand Floral Market, 743-747 Mission
Grand Hotel, S. F. Thorn manager, SE cor Mar-
ket and New Montgomery
Grand Jury. Rooms, new City Hall, basement^
Grand Jury Rooms V. S., U. S. Appraiser's
Building
Grand Liodgre Ancient Order ot United
Workmen, Horace G. Pratt Grand Recorder,
40, St. Ann's Building
Grand Lodge F. and A. M., Alexander G. Abell
Grand Secretary. Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., Walter B. Lyon Grand
Secretary, 325 Montgomery
Grand Lodge Knights of Honor, W. H. Mabony
Grand Reporter, 45 St. Ann's Bldg
Grand Lodge Knig*hts of Pytliias, 913 Market
Grand Mary, widow, laundress, r. 1512 Polk
Grand Opera House, N s Mission, bet Third and Fourth
Grand Pacitie Hotel Co., C. A. Morse secretary, 217
Sansome, room 8
Graud Prize Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) E. M. Hall
secretary, 327 Pine, room 20
Grand Trunk RaiJivay, H. B. Smith Jr. general
agent, 623 Market
Grand Valley Market, 440 Hayes
Ciraud Western Hull, 1330 Bush
Graud Western Market, E s Polk, bet Bush and Austin
Grand Western Market, 2111 Fillmore, bet California
and Sacrameuto
Grandheld Thomas, laborer A. E. Buckman
Graudier Frank, upholsterer, 9.30 Harrison
Graudjean Charles, engraver George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 8 Hollis
Grandjean H., salesman G. Venard, r. Oakland
Grand jean Peter, ivory turner J. G. H. Meyer, r. Met-
calf PI, nr Geary
Graner Charles (Graner Jk Strohl) r. 429 Bush
Graner Charles M., bartender J. D. Will, r. 429 Bush
Graner Lizzie, domestic 423 Eddy
Graner Si Strolil (Charles Graner and Philip
Strohl) proptrs Hansa Hotel. 429 Bush
Graney George P., horseshoer, 13 Beiden.r. 9 Leroy PI
Graney G. W. horseshoer, r. 209 Ellis
INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO., 645 MarM St.
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INCKliEY, SPIKRJ* A HAYES, FUIiTOW IRON IVORKS. 213 Fremont Ktroet,
Mannfocturers of MTATIOMABY ftaa 9IABINE EMCilNEM and BOILEBS.
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Graney William P., teamster, r. 350 Eleventh
e^ Graney. See Greany
Grantield Maurice, tanner, r. cor Seventh and Bail-
road Ays, South S. F.
Granfield William (Granfleld &Hynes) r. 1040 Howard
Granfleld & Hynes (William Granfield and Michael
Hynes) wood and coal, 1040 Howard
Grange John, r. 1318 Dupont
Grange Numa, wholesale liquors, 711 Sansome, r. 5
Capp
Granger Alice Miss, tallorees, r. 325 Oak
Granger Eugene, driver Grangers' Business Assn, r.
081 Mission
Granger Henri, clerk George Loomis, r. 1030 Mission
Granger Samuel, machinist, r. 312 Clementina
8^" Granger. See Grainger
Grangers' Bank of California, John Lewel-
ling president, Albert Montpellier cashier and
manager, Frank McMullen secretary, NE cor Cali-
fornia and Davis
Granger's Busin«ss Association, Amos Adams
manager, 38 California and 106 Davis
Granholta Charles, shoemaker D. E.Danielson, r. 629
Clay
Grsnice Harry H.,* compositor, r. 1307 Stockton
Granite Powder Co., R. D. Hume & Co. agents, 405
Front
Granniss Georg-e TV., real estate, and agent for
General H. W. Halleck (heirs) and F. Billings, 24
Montgomery Block, r. 19 Hawthorne
Grant Adam (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. 1112 Bush
Grant Alfred N. (Grant & Smith) r. 1143 Market
Grant Annie; domestic 2 Zoe
Grant Antonia Mrs., r. 606 Montgomery
Grant Arthur E., compositor, r. 31 Second
Grant A. S., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Grant C. A., r. 317 Eddy
Grant Cassius, teamster, r. Park Hotel
Grant Charles, hackman, r. 715 Howard
Grant Charles E., salesman G. T. Marsh & Co., r. 133
South Park Av
Grant Charles W., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 702 Post
Grant C. Mitchell, secretary Geographical Soc. of the
Pac, office 317 Powell, r. Oakland
Grant Daniel W., r. 2114 Larkin
Grant David G., laborer warehouse dept Custom
House, r. 746 Mission
Grant Donald, house mover, r. 417 Post, rear
Grant Edward, foreman Pacific Life, r. 1020 Stockton
Grant Eliza A., widow, r. 1307 Howard
Grant Elizabeth, widow, r. 133 South Perk Av
Grant Elizabeth Mrs., r. 468 Jessie
Grant Ellen G. Miss, assistant Garfield Primary School
Grant Frank, draftsman, r. 317 Eddv
Grant Frederick, boatman, r. 504 Davis
Grant George, paying teller Auglo-Callfomian Bank,
r. East Oakland
Grant George F., buyer J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1307
Howard
Grant George F., 8pp<ial agent North British and
Mercantile Insurance Co., r. 1420 California
Grant Georgiana. widow, r. 11 Perry
Grant Helen A. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 17 Eincon PI
Grant James E., r. 26 Turk
Grant John, carpenter, r. 200 Seventh
Grant John, gasfltter, r. 133 South Park Av
Grant John F., carpenter, r. Turk St. Hotel
Grant John H., tinsmith, r. 45 Stanly PI
Grant John T. (Walker & Grant) r. 22 Turk
Grant Joseph, teamster, r. 061 Natoma
Grant Joseph D., r. 1112 Bush
Grant Joseph H., shipsmith, r. 11 Perry
Grant Lewis T., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 554 Minna
Grant Mary C, widow, r. 322 Fremont
Grant Mary E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 12 Ellis
Grant Patrick, r. cor Fifteenth and Minna
Grant Patrick, blacksmith's helper, r. E s Hartmann,
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Grant Patrick, binlermaker, r. Miners' Hotel
Grant Patrick, ironworker, r. 564 }<; Bryant
Grant Patrick J., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Grant Peter B., clerk, r. 417 Post
Grant Primary School, Miss A. M. Stincen principal,
Golden Gate Av, bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Grant liobert, carpenter, r. N s California, bet Laurel
and Locust
Grant Su.sie Mrs., r. 128 Turk
Grant Sylvester, contractor, r. 100 Jones
Grant Thomas, cook P. M. S8. City of New York
Grant Thomas, expressman, r. 1007 Battery
Grant Thomas, longshoreman, r. 15 Natoma
Grant Thomas B., physician, office and r. 518 Noe
Grant Tom. C ., general agent North British and
Mercantile Insurance Co., and German-American
Insurance Co., 213 Sansome, r. Grand Hotel
Grant William J., student, r. 133 South Park Av
Grant William L., r. 2656 Folsom
Grant Zachariah, laborer, r. 120 Ji Shipley
Grant «& Smith (Alfred N. Grant and Robert
Smith) hay and grain, 1143 Market
Grantland John, patternmaker, r. 1041 Howard
Grantz Adolph, driver Cal. Cracker Co., r. 828 Vallejo
Grantz Ferdinand, tanner, r. SE cor Twenty-ninth
and Dolores
Grantz Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 618 Sixth, rear
B^Grantz. See Granz
Granucci Giovanni, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 626
Broadway
Granucci Gisberto, bartender, r. 446 Green
Granucci Lazzaro, liquor saloon, NE cor Dupont and
Green
Granucci Salvatore (V. Menesslni & Co.) r. 430 H
Green
Granville Arthur J., plumber, r. 238 Clara
Granville James, carriagepainter, r. nr Ocean View
Station
Granville James, laborer, r. 109 Diamond
Granville Joseph, carriagepainter D. 8. Shute, r. nr
Ocean View Station
Granville Thomas, plasterer, r. 238 Clara
B^GranvlUe. See Glanville
Granz Herman, furniture manufacturer, 617-619
Brannan, nr Sixth, r. 447 Bryant
Granz Louis, foreman Herman Granz, r. 618 Sixth
B^Granz. See Grantz
Grapel Frederick, pressfeeder E. Detrick & Co., r. 14
Natoma
Grapel Gertrude, widow, r. 14 Natoma
Grapel Maggie Miss, saleswoman, r. 14 Natoma
Graser Adolph, cigarmaker, r. 562 Stevenson
Graser Louisa, widow, r. 562 Stevenson
Graser Matthias, r. 3 Chatham PI •
Graser Philii> H., bookkeeper Potrero Yeast and Dis-
tilling Co., r. 1011 Washington
Grases James E., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r.
Oakland
Grass Fredericfe, boots and shoes, 8 Fourth, r.
27^ Fourth
Grass H., r. 6*36 Commercial
Grass Minnie, domestic 1721 Rutter
Grasselly Eugene, laundry, 1521 Polk
Grasselly Mary Miss, laundress, r. 1521 PolS
Grasshoff Frederick, carpenter, r. 1510 Powell
Grasshoff Robert, clerk Getz Bros. & Co., r. 1510
Powell
Grass! Francisco, Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Grassi Paul, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Grassi Tommaso, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Grasso Domenico, bootblack S. A. Selig, r. 407 Filbert
Gratet Alfred, photographer, r. 618 Fourth
Grattan Eugene L., physician, r. 330 Geary
Grattan George, r. 609 Bryant
Grattan Matilda, widow, r. 429 Sixth
Grattan William H., laborer Custom House, r. 330
Geary
Gratto Jean Baptista (Antonio Sturla & Co.) r. 2407
California
Gratto Richard, shipwright, r. 319 Fourth
Gratton Annie Mrs., r. E s Chapultepec, nr Coso At,
B. H.
Gratton Annie Miss, boxmaker, r. E s Chapultepec, nr
Coso Av, B. H.
Gratzer Regina, domestic 1209 Leavenworth
Grau Philip J., engineer Pioneer White Lead Worke,
r. 309^ Clementina
Grauerholz Henry J., clerk House of Correction
Grauffel Frederick (Moeller k Grauflfel) r. 423 Fran.
Cisco
Graukob Carl, carpenter, r. 30 Clay
Graul Franz, boots and shoes. 1521 Market
Graul Gustave, shoemaker, r. 1521 Market
Graul Jacob, upholsterer, r. 1114 Jones
Grave B. & Co. (Bernard Grave and William Neu-
wald) carriage luanufactiirers, 421-423 Pacific
Grave Bernard (^. Grave & Co.) r. 1013 Filbert
Gravellier John, expressman, SW cor Kearny and Pa-
cific, r. 652 Jessie, rear
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office. 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DKALKR IS ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
GRA
447
GRA
Graver MariE Mrs.,r. 252 Xebama
Gravert Jacob, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Graves Augustus B., clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 1730
Dewsadero
Graves Augustus M., clerk William J. Graves, r. 526
Mont^iomery
Graves Charles H., general insurance broker Hutch-
inson & Mann, office 6 Post, r. 1700 Kearny
Graves Eliphalet L., with William T. Coleman & Co.,
r. 329 Ritth
Graves Emma, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Graves Frank B., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1730 Devieadero
Graves Henry E., clerk Pacific Lodgings, r. 209 Leides-
dorff
Graves Hiram T. , secretary Masonic Savings and
Loan Bank, 6 Post, r. 204 Lombard
Graves James, contractor, r. SW cor Thirteenth Av
and M, South S. F.
Graves James Jr., student, r. SW cor Thirteenth Av
and M, South S. F.
Graves John L., artesian well borer, r. 613 Mission
Graves John L., salesman Noriega Bros., r. 750 How-
ard
Graves Lawrence, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1730 Devisadero
Graves Manuel L., Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Graves Mary Mrs., bakery, 173(1 Devisadero
Graves Nathan B., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 31 Lily Av
Graves Onuoud F., wharf and bridgebuilder, 14 How-
ard, r. 728 Seventeenth
Graves Robert N., capitalist, 406 Montgomery, r. 1501
Van Ness Av
Graves Sewell F., captain Petaluma Transit stmr
Pilot
Graves Walker C, attorney at law, 600 Montgomery,
r. 1237 Stockton
Graves Walter E., clerk A. I. Hall & Son, r. 708 Cali-
fornia
Graves William H., caiiitalist, r. Lick House
Graves William J.-, attorney at law, 526 Mont-
gomery, rooms 5-6
Graves William O., cook, r. 409 Drumm
Graves William W., bookkeeper Baldwin Gardiner, r.
319 Fourth
Gravier Alphonse. driver Jules Lambla, r. 18 Lewis
Gravier Nellie Mrs., saleslady David- Lasar, r. 18
Lewis
Graw Simon, tailor John Keld, r. 613 Stevenson
Gray Albert, seaman, r. 47 Sacramento
Gray Alexander, insurancebroker, r. 1221 Greenwich
Gray Alexander J., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 1221
Greenwich
Gray Alonzo M., builder and contractor, r. 409 Ellis
Gray Ann, widow, r. 12 Ridley
Gray Anne, widow, r. 113 Jones
Gray Annie Miss, r. 18 M Ridley
Gray Annie Miss, hairworker, 309 M Sixth
Gray Asaph, with Flint, Peabody & Co., r. Oakland
Gray Benjamin, waiter Palace Hotel
Gray Bernard J., clerk Joel F. Lightner, r. 928 Fil-
bert
Gray Catherine, widow, r. 331 Vallejo
Gray Charles, mate schr Newport, r. lOOJi Jackson
Gray Charles B., bookkeeper, r. 918 Bush
Gray Charles H., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Gray Clara Miss, dressmaker, r. 918 Bush
Gray Cyril V., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r.
1304 Post
Gray D. L. Mrs., widow, r. W 8 California Av, nr Vir-
ginia Av, B. H.
Gray Dora, widow, r. 1621 Post
Gray Douglas, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Gray Dudley M.. foreman J. M. Forrest, r. 2806 Pine
Gray Edmund S., bookkeeper Huntington, Hopkins
& Co., r. 7 Ru.ss
Gray Edward P. (Franks & Gray) and agent Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, 318 Mont-
gomery, r. 311 Dupout
Gray Edwin G., bartender Henry Bacquie, r. 1412
Pine
Gray Eliza K. Miss, dressmaker, r. 918 Bush
Gray Ellen Mrs., r. 128 Bartlett
Gray Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 1105 Folsom
Gray Emma A., widow, r. 704 Stockton
Gray Frank J., student Hastings Law College, r. 124
Eddy
Gray George, r. Lick House
Gray George D., bookkeeper Dolbeer&'Carson,r. Oak-
land
Gray George E.. chief engineer S. P. RR.,NW
cor Fourth and Towusend, room 52, r. 1115 Bush
Gray George H., carpenter, r. W s Church, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Gray Gibson W., manager Golden Palace Tea Store,
r. 545 Folsom
Gray Giles H. (Gray & Haven) r. Oakland
Gray Gussie Miss, copyist County Recorder, r. 928
Filbert
Gray Hamilton W., painter, r. 487 Brannan
Gray Henry F., salesman Gordon Hardware Co., r.
757 Folsom
Gray Henry H., painter, r. 487 Brannan
Gray Henry S., carpenter and builder, r. 2007 Mission
Gray Henry W. (J. F. McDonald & Co.) and deputy
Superintendent of Streets, r. 124 Eddy
Gray Ira (Gray & Co.) r. 253 Minna
Gray James, master mariner, r. 1510 Folsom
Gray James B. (Farrar k Gray) r. 946 Howard
Gray James M. (Dalton & Gray) r. Alameda
Gray Jane Miss, teacher elocuti(m, 126 Kearny, room 17
Gray J. H., r. 215 Thirteenth
Gray John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Gray John, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills
Gray John, machinist, r. 328 Third
Gray Joliii H., general agent Wa.shington Life In-
surance Co. of New York, office 311 California, r.
1411 Larkiu
Gray •Tolin S., secretary State Harbor Commis-
sioners, 10 California, r. 1636 Golden Gate Av
Gray John T. (Sutherland & Gray) r. 1 Webster
Gray Joshua, with Shepard Bros,, r. 819 Shotwell
Gray L. A., painter and paperhanger, 403 Geary
Gray Lewi»E., master mariner, r. 243 Ninth
Gray Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 771 Mission
Gray Lucy A., widow, r. 209 Thirteenth
Gray Matilda, widow, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Gray Matilda Mrs., r. 309)^ Sixth
Gray Mattliia.s, importer and wholesale and re-
tail dealer musical instruments, and publisher
sheet music, 117 Post. r. SE cor Lombard and
Kearny
Gray Michael E., helper Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 9 Ala-
bama
Gray Minna, widow r. 6 Telegraph PI
Gray N. & Co, (Nathaniel Gray, Cyrus S. Wright
and James A. Campbell) undertakers and import-
ers undertakers' materials, 641-645 Sacramento
Gray Nathaniel (N. Gray & Co.) r. 758 Tenth. Oakland
Gray Nicholas, secretary Russian Consulate-General,
and correspondent St. Petersburg Gazette, office
and r. 1123 Bush
Gray Peter, tinsmith, r. 372 Brannan
Gray P. H., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 215 Thir-
teenth
Gray Richard, assistant general freight agent
C. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 22,
r. 919 Valencia
Gray Robert B. (Randolph & Co.) and capitalist. 415
California
Gray Samuel, waiter P. C. SS. George W. Elder
Gray Thomas, r. 928 Filbert
Gray Thomas Mrs., r. 105 Mason
Gray Thomas, collector J. Macdonough, r. Oakland
Gray Thomas, tanner P. Stolberg, r. 9 Columbia
Gray Thomas H . carpenter S. P. RR., r. 226 Sixteenth
Gray Thomas H., dyer Charles J. Holmes, r. 35
Crocker ' .
Gray Thomas P. D.. r. 1411 Larkin
Gray Walter T., plumber, r. 1 Webster
Gray Willett S., r. 1160 Market
Gray William, laborer, r. 1514 Taylor
Gray William, trunkiuaker, r. 1710 Alabama
Gray William A.,, shipwright, r. W s Kentucky, bet
Sixteenth and Siinta Clara
Gray William J., captain tug Hercules, 106 Steuart, r.
503 Folsom
Gray William J., cleaner Charles J. Holmes, r. 36
Crocker
Gray William J., with John Daniel, r. 1514 Taylor
Gray William M., carpenter, r. 516 Ivy Av
Gray Willis, boatman, r. 422 Davis
Gray W. Vallance, artist, studio and r. 46 O'Farrell
Gray & Co. (Ira Gray and Menzo Spring) mnl'rs gal-
vanic girdles, 9 Geary
Gray <b Haven (Giles H. Gray and James M.
Haven) attorneys at law. 530 California, room 6
B^Gray. See Grey
OAK, ASH. HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH. Ss^rj;
G. D. MORSE,
PHOTOOBAPIIER. 8S4S MARKET ST.
Pbolography in all its branches oxernted in any iityle.
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448
GEE
Grayner Daniel, porter John Levy & Co., r. 1008
Washington
Grayson George W., capitalist, ofiBice 23 S. F. Stock
Exchanj,'e Building, r. Oakland
Grazer Frederick, manager Sixth Street Phar-
macy, r. SW cor Sixth and Folsom
Greany Bridget, widow, varieties, 725 Branuan
Greany Elizabeth, widow, r. Seventeenth Av, bet J
andK, South S. F.
Greany John T., law student M. C. Hassett, r. 827
Brannan
Greany Michael (McKenna & Greany) r. 827 Branuan
Greany Patrick W. (Fitzgerald & Greany) t. 1233 Mar-
ket
Greany Thomas, laborer, r. 539 Seventh
Greany William F., salesman McKenna & Greany, r.
827 Brannan
Greany W. P.. teamster, r. 827 Brannan
[^"Greany. See Graney
Great Eastern Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co.)
E. W. Leonard agent, 220 Sansome. rooms 4-6
Great Western Marine Insurance Co. (of
New York) Philip, Speyer, ^^ Co. agents , 425 Cali-
fornia
Great Western Qvilcksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co.,Cal.)
A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Greathouse Clarence R. (Wallace, Greathouse
& Blauding) attorney at law, 324 Pine, rooms 15-
21, r. 607 Polk
Greathouse R. Jr., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's
Express, r. 425 Kearny
Greathouse Robert L., messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's
U^Express, r. 425 Kearny
Greaves David, Longshoremen's Ben. Agsn, 737 Mis-
sion
Greaves James, waiter P. C. SS. San Vicente, r. 313
Harrison
Greb Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 24 Garden
Greed Mary, domestic 1712 Bush
Greehan Thomas M., bartender, r. Washington Hotel
Greehey Timothy, hostler Central RR., r. 7 Beide-
man
Greek Cemetery, Turk, rear Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Greek Church (Russian Orthodox Church) 1713
Powell
Greeley J., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Greeley James, bartender Thomas Callan. r. 214 Pros-
pect PI
Greeley James H., laborer, r. 164 Jessie
Greeley James J., policeman, r. 1009 Powell
Greeley John Mrs., r. 1407 Scott
Greeley John, gardener, r. 2309 Broadway
Greeley John, laborer, r. 110 Clinton
Greeley John, molder Union Iron Works, r. 80 Stev-
enson
Green Abraham, stockbroker, r. 637 Ellis
Green Abraham V., dealer real estate and mining
properties, 320 Sansome, room 34, r. Alameda
Green A. F. & Co. (Alfred F. and Fred H. Green)
proptrs Millbrae Dairy, Millbrae, San Mateo Co.,
depot 325 .\sh Av
Green Alfred F. (A. F. Green & Co.) r. Millbrae, San
Mateo Co.
Grecu .Munzo, wharfinger Washington St. Wharf, r.
Alameda
Green Ann, widow, r. 5 Willow
Green .\nn Mrs., r. 234 Minna
Green Ann M., widow, r. 75 Stevenson
Green Auueita H. Mrs., assistant Fairmount Primary
School, r. 225 Uartlett *
Green Annie Mrs., milliner, 124 Sixth, r. 463 Minna
Green Arthur F., timekeeper P. M. 33. Co's Wharf, r.
16 South Park
Green A. T., commission merchant and purchasing
agent, 204 California, room 6, r. 13 Haight
Green Augusta, widow, r. 454 J^ Mlnua
Green Augustus, r. Arcade House
Green Brirtholouiew, laborer, r. 532 Tehama, bet Fifth
and .Sixth
Green Bernard J., macliinist, r. 518 Filbert
Green B. M. Mrs., r. 319 Fourth
Green Carrie L., widow, r. liiMii Market
Green Charles, cook P. C. SS. Senator, r. 19 Stone
Green Charles, machinist, r. 347 Fremont
Green Charles, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Green Charles, waiter stmr Mary Garratt
Green Charles E., oiler P. C. SS. State of California
Green Charles E., private secretary Charles Crocker,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Green Charles H., woolsorter Pac. Scouring Co., r. 757
Harrison
Green Charles J., teamster, r. Es Tt^unessee, bet Butte
and Solano
Green Corydon B., carpenter and builder, r. 22 De
Boom
Green David, r. 8 Mason
Green Duff E., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo &
Co's Express, r. 1136 Sutter
Green E. Mrs., r. 15 Park Av
Green E. Mrs., r. 610 >!; Natoma
Green Edmund, mining, 328 Montgomery, room 7, r.
Oakland
Green Edward, foreman O. andO. SS. Co., r. 354 Bran-
nan
Green Edward, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S 8 Bddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Green Elizabeth, widow, r. 757 Harrison
Green Ella Miss, shoefitte'r, r. 28 Moss
Green Ella M., dressmaker, r. 919 Jones
Green Francis B., teamster, cor Sansome and Wash-
ington, r 119 Oak
Green Frank, woolsorter J. F. Kik)x, r. 757 Harrison
Green Fred. H. (A. F. Green & Co.) r. 320 Fulton
Green Frederick, r. 1051 Mission
Green George, r. 129 Third
Green George, distributor La Grande Laundry, r. 1637
Mission
Green George, foreman Pac. Scouring Co., r. W s Do-
lores, bet Twenty-tifth and Clipper
Green George, general jobber, r. 1421 Bush
Green George, laborer, r. 6 Auburn
Green George, laborer, r. 27 Rutledge Av, B. H.
Green George, longshoreman, r. 503 East
Green George, painter, r. 22 Frederick
Green George, porter Lang & Co., r. 38 Everett
Green George, special policeman, r. 805 Union
Green George, student Heald's Business College, r.
536 Ellis
Green George G., laborer, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Green George J., engineer, r. 341 Bi-yant
Green George W., carpenter, r. 507 Stevenson
Green Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
John Crockett secretary, 8 S. F. Stock Exchange
' Bldg
Green H., r. 633 Ellis
Green Henrietta, widow, r. 45 Everett
Green Henry D., mining ojJerator, r. 518 Taylor
Green Herbert M., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son
Green Horace, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 29 Second
Green Ida Miss, ladles' and childrens' underwear,
1626 Polk
Green Isidor, barber S. W. Selig, r. 454^1$ Minna
Green Jacob, gentlemen's nurse, r. 602 Stockton
Green James, gardener, r. S s Jersey, bet Diamond
and Castro
Green James, Jour. Shipwright's Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Green James, paper hanger, r. Portland Lodgings
Green James, seaman, r. 10 Clay
Green James, special i^oliceman, r. 305 Fifth
Green James A., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
679 Harrison
Green James H., porter Radovich & Uhrlandt.r. 1212 J^
Jackson
Green James J., r. 463 Minna
Green James J., mining, 328 Montgomery room 21,
and assistant Chief Wharfinger, office foot of
Clay, r. 15 Perry
Green J. B., salesman, r. 2510 Mission
Green John, assistant engineer P. C. SS. Orizaba, r.
28 Moss
Green John, boilermaker, r. 54 First
Green John, laborer, r. 346 Beale
Green John, laborer, r. 2324 Hamson
Green John, laborer, r. Shasta St. House
Green John, longshoreman, r. 531 East
Green John, rigger William Green, r. 24 Howard
Green John, teamster, r. N s Twelfth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Green John A., clerk J. M. Tlnoco, r. 1516 Powell,
rear
Green John A., clerk William T. Wenzell, r. 919 Jones
Green John C, liquor saloon and furnished rooms, 10
Jackson
Green John George, laborer, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and
P, South S. F.
Green John L., clerk, 6 Montgomery Av, r. 143 Third
LOUIS BRAVERNIAN & CO. rr""""' ••»?Ul!*xllb"i.iE
all lis
fTGOMERY ST.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
«OOI> WORK. LOW PRICES.
OFFICE. 04S 9IARKET STRJBKT.
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449
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Oreeu John M. (Green b Hauscr and Green & Falvey)
r. 640 Howard
Green John T., purchasing agent Grangers' Business
Assn, r. 19 3^ Sumner
Green Joseph, compositor, r. 713 Bush
Green Joseph, entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 152
Ninth
Green Joseph Jr., student Heald's Business College
Green Joseph C, engineer, r. 1405 Powell
Green Joseph M., painter, r. 113 Virginia
Green Jusie A. Mrs.. boarding, 518 Taylor
Green Julius C, chief jailer County Jail, r. 322 Fulton
^reen Kate, widow, r. 52B Geary
Green Kate Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Green Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 35 Natoma
Green Kate Mrs., r. 417 Green
Green L. A. Mrs., speculator, r. 1.37 Montgomery
Green Ijouis (Green >t Seller) r. 513 Stevenson
Green Louis, upholsterer, r. 1210 Laurel Av
Green Lucius P., purser SS. Mexico, r. 2220 Webster
Green Marks (M. Phillips & Co.) r. Honolulu
Green Martin, longshcJreman, r. 122 Howard
Green Marvin W., carpenter, r. 1112 Kearny
Green Mary, couk 1435 Valencia
Green Mary, domestic 833 Harrison
Green Mary Mrs., r. 38 Everett
Green Mary Mrs., boardiug. 321 Drumm
Green Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 29 Second
Green Mary, widow, r. NWcor Powell and California
Green Merced, painter, r. 115 Virginia
Green M. F., conductor Cal. St. RR.. r. 1434 California
Green Alichael, laborer, r. W s Georgia, bet Shasta
and Sierra
Green Michael, laborer, r. 730 Harrison
Green Michael, watchman Industrial Iron Works
Green Mountain Gold Mining Co. (Plumas Co.) A.
Halsey secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Green Nicholas, seaman P. M. SS. Granada
Green Olof, painter, r. 531 East
Green Patrick, plumber, r. 273 Jessie
Green Patrick, teamster, r. 350 Eleventh
Green Rebecca P., widow, r. 1136 Sutter
Green R. M., traveler H. B. Slavin. r. The Baldwin
Green Robert H., carpenter, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
San Jose Av and Guerrero
Green Rufus, clerk, r. 118 Post
Green Rufus I., auctioneer H. Froomberg, r. 141 5<i
Minna
Green Sarah Mrs., liquor saloon. 108 Jackson
Green St. Congregational Church, Rev. W. E. Ijams
pastor, 613 Green
Green Thomas, r. 1405 Powell
Green Thomas (Green & McCuUough) r. 1113 Folsom
Green Thomas, baker, r. 5 Alger PI
Green Thomas, physician, office 10 Third, r. Oakland
Green Thomas W., conductor Market St. RR.,r. 19 El-
liot Park
Green William (Schlesinger & Green) r. 724 Golden
Gate Av
Green William, carpenter, 407 Brannan
Green William, domestic 1105 Bush
Green William, liquor saloon, 118 Washington
Green William, longshoreman, r. 122 Howard
Green William, rigger, 24 Howard
Green William Jr., rigger, r. 24 Howard
Green William A , capitalist, r. Arcade House
Green William H., saloon keeper, r. 713 Bush
Green William H. Jr., r. 713 Bush
Green W. O., stock raiser, r. American Exchange Ho-
tel
Green & Falvey (J. M. Green and E. A. Falvey) wood-
turning, 520 Fifth
Green & Hauser (J. M. Green and Victor Hauser)
amalgamating works, 520 Fifth
Green & McCullouyh (Tlioiuas Green and Peter Mc-
CuUough) wood and coal. 1113 Folsom
Green & Seller (Louis Green and David Seller) cloth-
ing and gents' furnishing goods, 089 Market
l^"Green. See Greene
Greenan Frank, laborer, r. 29 Ohio
Greenan John, laborer, r. 29 Ohio
Greenan John Jr., deckhand stmr Saucellto, r. 29 Ohio
Greenan Joseph, laborer, r. 29 Ohio
Greenan William, laborer, r. 29 Ohio
Greenuway Alfred, cook A. S. Smeth, r. 704 >i Natoma
Greenaway Henry, compositor, r. 10 M "Willow Av
Greenaway L., r. 10 5i Willow Av
Greenbaum L. & Co. (Louis Oreenbaum) stockbrokers,
306 Montgomery
Greenbaum Louis (L. Greenbaum k Co.) r. 520
Eddy
Greenbaum William B., salesman, r. 713 Minna
6^ Greenbaum. See Greenebaum, Grinbaum and
Grunbaum
Greeuberg Abraham H., salesman Neustadter Bros.,
r. 1119 Van Ness Av
Greenberg Charles, butcher O. H. Keyes, r. 104 Mis-
sion
Greenberg Charles, sexton Mason St. Synagogue, r.
506 Leav 'nworth
Greeuberg G. William, apothecary City and County
Hosi)ital, r. 103 Twenty-fourth
Greenberg Henry, peddler, r. 615 Bush
Greenberg Henry, real estate, 300 Montgomery, r.
1119 Van Ness Av
Greenberg Joseph, salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r. 661
Harrison
Greenberg Julius, clerk Ackerman Bros., r. 217 JiJ
Austin
Greenberg Leon, with Eagle Brass and Bell Foundry,
r. 24 Stanly PI
Greenberg Leopold, r. 217 J^ Austin
Greenberg Leopold, engraver Alois Pollhammer, r.
417 Pacific
Greenberg Max C, salesman Pauson & Roman, r. .506
Leavenworth
Greenberg Max H., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r.
1119 Van Ness Av
Greeuberg Morris, proptr Eagle Brass and Bell Foun-
dry, 205 Fremont, r. 6(>1 Harrison
Greenberg Morris, tailor, r. 712 Washington
Greenberg Samuel C, salesman Newman & Levinson,
r. 506 Leavenworth
Greenberg W. B., clert auditor's dept Wells, Fargo &
Co's Express, r. 633 Ellis
ay Greenberg. See Gruenberg
Green blatt Moses (Fr. Hess & Co.)r. 811 Golden Gate
Av
Greene Annie, widow, r. 59 Stevenson
Greene Anuie E., widow, r. 1524 Mission
Greene Benjamin J. , seaman, r. 29 Minna, rear
Greene B. 51. Mrs., r. 744 Howard
Greene C. Everell, clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 44 Third
Greene Charles (Lambert & Greene) r. 1818 Turk
Greene Clay M., copyist County Recorder, r. 1524
Mission
Greene Daniel, morocco dresser, r. 1176 Harrison
Greene Daniel Jr., clerk Hugh Quigley, r. 1176 Harri-
son
Greene Edward, clerk, r. 1411 Montgomery
Greene Henry A. (Greene & Co.) r. 36 Eleventh
Greene H. P. , wood and coal, 504-510 Jones, r. 110
Hyde
Greene James J., groceries and liquors, 500 Fell
Greene John, r. 1411 Montgomery
Greene John Jr., tinsmith, r. 1411 Montgomery
Greene John D., seaman stmr San Rafael
Greene John E., liquor saloon, 222 Fourth, and deputy
Sheriff, r. 1112."^ Harrison
Greene John J., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
461 Natoma
Greene Martin S., porter Cliff House
Greene Ransom, cashier Judson Horse Nail Co., r. 107
Oak
Greene Samuel, carpenter, r. Union Hotel
Greene Samuel, cooper. 105 Sacramento, r. S B Four-
teenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Greene Watson H., teamster, r. 218 Fillmore
Greene & Co. (Henry A. Greene and J. H. Ringot)stock
brokers, 314 Montgomery
esg- Greene. See Green
Greenebaum Alfred (J. J. Mack & Co.) r. 25 Dupont
Greeiiebuuin B. Si O. (Berthold and Oscar) pro-
prietors Steam Men's Furnishing Goods Factory,
1047-1049 Market
Greenebaum Berthold (B. & O. Greenebaum) r. 741
Golden Gate Av
Greenebaum Emil, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. 1803 Franklin
Greenebaum, Helblng & Co. (Jacob Greenebaum, Au-
gust Helbing. Emanuel Straus and Herman
Greenebaum) stockbrokers, 232 Montgomery
Greenebaum Herman (Greenebaum, Helbing & Co.)
r. 1004 Van Ness Av
Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebaum, Helbing k Co.) r.
2291 Sacramento
Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebaum & Co.) r. P&lac«
Hotel
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Greenebaum Joseph, clerk 0. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
1004 Van Ness Av
Greenebaum Morris (Weil Bros. & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Greenebaum Moses (Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman)
r. 1512 Larkin
Greenebaum Oscar (B. & 0. Greenebaum) r. 908 Mc-
Allister
Greenebaum, Saclis & Freeman (Moses
Greenebaum, Isaac Sachs and E. S. i'reeman) im-
porters and manufacturers gents' furnishing
goods, 17-19 Sansome
Greenebaum Slgmund, auctioneer Greenebaum & Co.,
r. 1816 Washington
Greenebaum William, salesman Greenebaum, Sachs
& Freeman, r. 1512 Larkin
Greenebaum WiUlam B., jeweler, 120 Sutter, r. 713
Minna
Greenebaum & Co. (Jacob Greenebaum, Henry
Cohn and John B. Luther) auctioneers, 115-117
Bush
B^ Greenebaum. See Greenbaum, Grinbaum and
Grunbaum
Greenewald Louisa Mrs. (Louis Sloss k Co.) r. 1717
Van Ness Av
B^" Greenewald. See Greenwald
Greeniield Leopold L., salesman Levi Strauss & Co ,
r. 1305 Octavia
Greenfield Stephen, steward bktn Webfoot
Greenfield Thomas, seaman, r. 531 East
Greenham Frederick, collector, r. 215 Clara
Greenham Frederick A., clerk Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 215 Clara
Greenham Kobert S., clerk auditor C. P. ER., r. 215
Clara
Greenhood Bertha Miss, teacher music, r. 1900 Stock-
ton
Greenhood Ella M. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 20
Hampton PI
Greenhood Hugo, clerk freight dept C. P. RB., r. 1900
Stockton
Greenhood Jaseph, cigars and tobacco, 116 Fourth, r.
318 Minna
Greenhood Louis H., bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co.,
r. 1230 Geary
Greenhood Louisa, widow, r. 1230 Geary
Greenhood Moritz, insurance agent, r. 20 Hampton
PI
Greenhood Pauline Miss, teacher singing, r. 1900
Stockton
Greenhood William W., deputy Sherifl', r. 1900 Stock-
ton
Greening Johnston, wire drawer A. S. Hallidie, r. 1010
Montgomery
Greenlaw Charles, painter, r. 648 Mission
Greenlaw George W., sash and bliudmaker, r. 648
Mission
Greenlaw John, feeder Oal. Cracker Co., r. 343 Bry-
ant
Greenlaw John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn. 71 New
Montgomery
Greenlaw Mary E., widow, r. 213 5^ Clara
Greenleaf Henry H., brakeman S. P. RR., r. 1020 How-
ard
Greenleaf Joseph L., stencil cutter F. M. Truworthy,
r. 560 Sanchez
Greenleaf William, laborer, r. 3253 Mission
Greenleaf William C, stevedore, r. 560 Sanchez
Greenless John, carpenter, r. 6 Hyde
Greenlin Clarence F., porter Redington & Co., r. 305
Ivy Av
Greenlin Mary A., widow, r. 305 Ivy Av
Greenman Harman, mining, 411 Ji California, r. Oak-
laud
Greenman Kate M., widow, r. 012 Fell
Greenman L. C, sawmaker Pac. Saw Mnfg Co.
Greeniiugh H., clerk stationery dept Wells, Fargo &
Co's Express, r. 733 Bush
Greentree Charles T., clerk George S. Lincoln, r.
1715 Jessie
Greentree James, salesman P. Beamish, r. 1715 Jessie
Greentree J. B., cellarman C. J. Hawley A: Co., r. 1715
Jessie
Greentree Louis L., traveling salesman Stolz & Weid-
enreich, 202 Bush
Greenup Geor^je W., teacher, r. 1900 Mission
Greenwald Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gn-enwald Felix, clerk Buyer it Ilclch, r. Alameda
Greenwald J-icob (Lobe, Salinger & Co.) r. 1513
Goug
Greenwald Morris F., commission merchant, 216
Pine, r. Alameda
Greenwald Sallie L. Mrs., nurse City and County
Alms House
8^ Greenwald. See Greenewald
Greenway Edward M., bookkeeper Anglo-Califomian
Bank, r. 226 Post t
Greenwell John, clerk Post OflSce, r. NE cor Jackson
and Montgomery
Greenwell Louis W., mining secretary, r. 606 Guerrero
Greenwell William E., assistant U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, office U. S. Appraiser's Bldg, rooms
33-43, r. Santa Barbara, Cal. ♦
Greenwicb Dock V. S. Bonded and Free
Warehouses, Bode & Searle proprietors, W s
Battery, bet Lombard and Greenwich
Greenwich Street Primary School, Mrs. A. S. Trask
principal, S s Greenwich, bet Jones and Leaven-
worth
Greenwood Angela Miss, cloakmaker, r. E B Church,
bet Twenty-seventh and Duncan
Greenwood Frank M., clerk, r. 713 Hayes
Greenwood George, liquor saloon, 120 Fifth
Greenwood George, whipmaker, r. E s Church, bet
Twenty-seventh and Duncan
Greenwood Henry, market, E s Church, bet Twenty-
seventh and Dunian
Greenwood John, r. 706 Clementina
Greenwood John, carpenter, r. 202 San Jos^ Av
Greenwood Joseph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Greenwood Monroe, president Cal. Electrical
Works, and vice-president Pac. Bell Telephone
Co., office 222 Sansome, r. 713 Hayes
Greenwood Ph. P., caudlemaker, r. 317 Bush
Greenwood Rosamond, widow, r. 1109 Clay
Greenwood Sarah M., widow, operative B. & O.
Greenebaum, r. 1013 Market
Greenwood Thomas, bookkeeper William Stuart, r.
202 San Jose Av
Greenwood Walter, carpenter, r. 202 San Jose Av
Greenwood William, butcher Henry Greenwood, r. E
8 Cliurch, bet Twenty-seventh and Duncan
Greenwood William M.. proptr India Rice Mills, 105-
107 Fremont, ofSee 412 Battery, r. Union Club
Greenzweig George (Nast, Greenzweig & Co.) r. 910
O'Farrell
Greer Isaac, capitalist, r. 793 Mission
Greer Jane E. Miss, assistant Haight Grammar School,
r. 609 Seventeenth
Greer John, laborer, r. 264 Jessie, rear
Greer John Jr., butcher, r. 2538 Folsom
Greer Levi, porter Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r.
1122 Market
Greer Mary L. Miss, assistant Haight Grammar
School, r. 609 Seventeenth
Greer Robert, r. 1219 York
Greer Robert, r. 609 Seventeenth
Greer RoDert W., clerk H. W. Snow, r. 609 Seventeenth
Greer Samuel, plasterer, r. 306 Hyde
Greer William, r. 128 Second
Greer William, r. 712 Howard
Greer William, bill poster, r. 7 Gold
^^Greer. See Grier
Grees Kent W., carpenter, r. 13 Powell
Grefe Xavier, cellarman Eureka Brewery, r. 235 First
Greffe Charles F. M., cLairmaker, 141-143 Fre elon, and
500 Brannan, r. 223 Clara
Greffoz Eugene, r. 6 Waller
Greg Frank (Gieg & Co.) r. 325 Fremont
Greg & Co. (Frank Greg and James E. Brophy) dealers
sawdust and sand, 410 Main
Gregan Martin, laborer, r. 8 s Eighteenth, nr Douglass
Greget Leopold, florist, r. cor Greenwich and Frank-
lin
Gregg A. C. Mits, assistant Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. '2110 Polk
Gregg Edmund G., foreman Fred. H. Busbv, r. 2110
Polk
Gregg James C, bookkeeper William Winslow, r. 202
Sixteenth, bet Missiim and Howard
Gregg John. r. 733 Market
Gregg Joseph W., carjienter, r. 2110 Polk
Gregg Mary, widow, janitress Powell St. Branch Girls'
High School, r. 915 Powell
GrejTgr V. A., attorney at law, 434 California
Gregg Wellington, clerk, r. The Inglewood
Gregg William H. (R. B. Woodward & Co.) r. Wilming-
ton, Del.
Greggaius Alexander, packer Pac. Ink Factory, r. 26
Clinton
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GreggalDs Bridget, -widow, groceries and liquors, 25
Clinton
Greggains John, laborer, r. 25 Clinton
Greggalns Thomas, laborer, r. 17 Clinton
Greggains Thomas W., trunkniaker, r. 17 Clinton
Grego George (Grego k Co.) r. 507 Grove
Grego & Co. (George Grego and Antonio Smith) oyster
saloon, SW cor Grove and Laguna
Gregoire li. <b Co. (Louis Gregoire and Payot, TJp-
ham k Co.) booksellers and stationers, and im-
porters foreign books, 6 Post, Masonic Temple
Gregoire Louis (L. Gregoire k Co.) r. 816 Capp
Gregor Isabella Miss, r. 112 Eddy
Gregory Albert, shoemaker, r. 120 Ivy Av
Gregory Amelia Mrs., r. 103 Mason
Gregory Edward, butcher, r. Fifth Av, nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Gregory H., bookkeeper, r. 54 First
Gregory Henry P. (H. P. Gregory & Co.) r. Oakland
Gregory H. P. & Co. (Henry P. and Silas W. Greg-
ory) importers machinery and machinery supplies,
2-i California
Gregory James W., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
206 Kearny
Gregory Joseph, r. 1014 Stockton
Gregory J. S. Mrs., r. 99 Stevenson
Gregory Samuel, laborf-r, r. C08^ Fourth
.Gregory Samuel O., clerk registry dept Post Office, r.
1825 Turk
Gregory Silas W.(H. P. Gregory & Co.) r. Oakland
Gregory Thomas, shoemaker, r. 428 Minna
Gregory W. G.,U. S. public limd agent, r. Lick House
Gregory William, cook P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 26^ Garden
Gregory William F., doorkeeper V. S. Mint, r. 1225
Mission
Gregory William H., fireman Pioneer Lead Works, r.
103 Mason
Greholber Joseph, boatbuilder, r. 785 Folsom
Greif George, bookfinisber, r. 1314 Kearny
Greif John, barber and baths. 636 Washington, r. 1314
Kearny
Greif John Jr., clerk City Corporation Yard, SE cor
Berry and Fifth, r. 1314 Kearny
Greig William, carpenter, r. 34 Ellis
Greig William, shipcarpenter, r. N s Mariposa, bet
Mississippi and Texas
Greiner Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. SW cor Michigan
and Shasta
Greiner Christina Mrs., furnished rooms, SW cor
Michigan and Shasta
Greiner Frederick, clerk, r. 36 Sixth
Greiner Frederick, groceries and liquors, 36 Sixth
Greiner Sigmund, hotbedman Pan. Rolling Mills
Greinley Patrick, laborer, r. 540 Natoma
Greis Mary A., widow, millinery, 4 Sixth, r. 113
Eighth
Greisen Louis, laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Grekula Victor, seaman bktn Ella, r. 20 Folsom
Qrelis John W., bartender Thomas Callan, r. 725M
Hayes
Grellmann C. M., bookkeeper Cal. Cigar Box Co., r.
Oakland
Grenier Charles, peddler, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Gremke Diedrich H., clerk H. F. Gremke, r. SW cor
Georgia and Sierra
Gremke Henry F., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Georgia and Sierra, r. Oakland
Gremminger Francis C., painter, r. 656 Natoma
Greuinger Charles W., plumber, r. 107 Buchanan
Greninger D. & Son (Daniel and Daniel E.) plumbers
and tinners, 542 Fourth
Greuinger Daniel (D, Greninger & Son) r. 107 Bu-
chanan
Greninger Daniel E. (D. Greninger & Son) r. 107 Bu-
chanan
Grennan John, superintendent Bay City Soda Water
Co., 110 Golden Gate Av, r. 616 Fu'ton
Grentz Adolph, baker, r. 820 Vallejo
Grenz Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 122 Langton
Grenzin John A., engineer Cal. Boiler Works, r. 6
Minna
Gresley Thomas T., agent Shoahvater Bay Oyster Co.,
r. 429 Bush
Gress George, blacksmith, r. 606 Jessie
Grcswell B. T.. r. 107 Tehama
Gresty William, boot and shoemaker, 660 Mission, r.
606 Montgomery
Gretchen William, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 6
Minna
Grete Christian, upholsterer, r. 21 Fulton
Grete Edward, upholsterer, r. 21 Fulton
Grethe Edward, steward schr Gualala, r. 26 Sacra-
mento
Grcthe Frederick, cook. r. 26 Sacramento
Gretter Alice H. Mrs., r. lOSJS Hayes
Gretter John A., salesman, r. 108 Jj Hayes
Gretton George, day watchman P. M. SS. Go's Wharf,
r. 569 Bryant
Greulich Charles, upholsterer, r. 2722 Folsom
Greulich John, papercarrier, r. 2722 Folsom
Greve David, stevedore, r. 313 Harrison
Greye Wilhelm, dishwasher John Dohle, r. 313 Harri-
son
Grey Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 110 Sixth
Grey Cyril "V,, attornev at law, 604 Merchant, r.
1304 Post
Grey George, bottlecoverer Cal. Glass Works, r. 9 Sev-
enteenth
Grey James P. (White, Grey & Co.) r. 613 Fell
Grey John T., shoemaker, r. 55 Second
Grey Patrick, plumber, r. Revere House
Grey Peter J. Rev., pastor St. Patrick's Church, r. 744
Mission
Grey William A., entry clerk Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 1551 J4 Market
Gribbins William, seaman, r. 520 Chestnut
Gribbins William Jr., boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf, r.
520 Chestnut
Giiche Joseph, r. 570 Folsom
Griebel Albert, bartender Chris. Schmidt, r. 506 Mar-
ket
Grieppenburg Henry, seaman, r. 700 Front
Grier Joseph M., wireworker Cal. Wire Works Co., r.
508 Stevenson
Grier Robert, carpenter, r. 1512 Sacramento, rear
Grier William J., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
22 M Langton
B^ Grier. See Greer
Gries Fredericlc, wines and liquors, NE cor Beale
and Howard, r. 65 Minna
Griese Elizabeth, widow, r. 549 Fifth
Grieser Fred., butcher, r. 433 Jessie
Griesinger Albert, bookkeeper, r. 1117 Stockton
Griesser AdolplL, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Mont-
gomery and Clay, r. 1127 Ellis
Griffin Agnes, widow, r. Sixteenth Av, bet Q and K,
South S. F.
Griffin Anthony, carpenter, r. 123 Olive Av
Griffin Bartholomew, driver La Grande Laundry, r.
510 O'Farrell
Griffin Bridget, domestic 808 Taylor
Griffin Cora Miss, r. 109 Powell
Griffin Daniel,. teamster Albert Rushipore, r. NW cor
Valencia and Fourteenth
Griffin Daniel P., boat builder, r. 239 Steuart
Griffin Dennis T., boat builder, r. 239 Steuart
Griffin Easter Mrs., r. 1104}^ Stockton
Griffin Eliza, widow, r. 832 J^ Harrison
Griffin Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 832 ;<. Harrison
G; iffin Ellen, widow, r. 247 Perry
Grifbn Frank D., boatbuilder, r. 239 Steuart
Griffin Frank S., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 949 How-
ard
Griffin Frederick, with Pac. Poultry Co., r. 1008 Ala-
bama
Griffin George, r. N s Twelfth Av, betN and P. South
S. F.
Griffin James, broommaker, r. 67 West Mission
Griffin James, carpet layer, r. 553 Mission
Griffin James, driver John Mitchell, r. 513 Castro
Griffin James, hairsorter, r. N s Twelfth Av, bet N
and P, South S. F.
Griffin James, longshoreman, r. Norton PI, nr Filbert
Griffin James, marble worker, r. 232 Langton
Griffin James I., carriage trimmer, r. 247 Perry
Griffin Jeremiah, laborer, r. SE cor Braunan and
Sixth
Griffin Jeremiah, sole leather cutter, r. E s Boyce, bet
Post and Sutter
Griffin John, r. 308 Sutter
Griffin John (Davisson, Hall & Co.) r. New York
Griffin John, bricklayer, r. 1106 Folsom
Griffin John, cook, r. 908 Clay
Griffin John, laborer, r. 729 Clementina
Griffin John, laborer, r. Fifth Av, nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Griffin John, laborer C. P. RR., r. 124M Welsh
Griffin John, machinist, r. 927 Mission
(iriffin John, painter, r. .'■)04 Howard
Griffin John, tailor, r. 41 Everett
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Griffin John D., boat builder, 239 Steuart
Griffin John G., porter, r. Ill Ji Minna
Griffin John J., clerk general freight office C. P. RK.,
r. 827 Twentieth
Griffin John P., clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 123
Olive Av
Griffin John T., hairpicker Glover & Willcomb, r. 51
Stevenson
Griffin John W., chief engineer P. C. SS. Bonita, r.
37 i^ Perry
Griffin Kate, domestic 1114 Sacramento
Griffin Lee, salesman Newton Bros. & Co., r. Oakland
Griffin Lewis, stevedore A. C. Freese
Griffin Lrzzie, domeatic 1425 Post
Griffin Margaret, domestic 731 Harrison
Griffin Margaret, domestic 629 Post
Griffin Mary Mrs., r. 35 Fifth
Griffin Maurice, dairyman, W s Kansas, bet Hum-
boldt and Nevada
Griffin Maurice E., laborer, r. 232 Langton
Griffin Michatl (Michael & Thomas Griffin) r.
Minna, bet Fourth and Fifth
Griffin Michael, engineer Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 818
Geary
Griffin Michael, laborer, r. 251 Ji Clementina
Griffin Michael, miner, r. 629 Grove
Griffin Michael & Thomas, liquor saloon, 702 Mis-
sion
Griffin Michael A., clerk O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
123 Olive Av
Griffin Mlchatl B., with A. Baumgarten & Co., r. 315
Oak
Griffin Michael S., liquor saloon, SE cor Broderick
and Geary
Griffin Mollie Miss, shoefitter, r. 1126 Market
Griffin Nora Miss, dressmaker, r. 832 J^ Harrison
Griffin Patrick, r. Columbia Hotel
Griffin Patrick, gardener, NW cor Nineteenth and
Point Lobos Avs
Griffin Patrick, liquor saloon, 1739 Market
Griffin Patrick, oil boiler Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 35 South Park
Griffin Patrick G., tanner, r. 409 Twenty-second
Griffin Peter, machinist, r. Niagara House
Griffin Bobert, clerk S. Attell, r. 132 Perry
Griffin Thomas (Michael & Thomas Griffin), r 273
Jessie
Griffin Thomas, fireman SS. Oregon, r. 35 Clementina
Griffin Thomas G., clerk Michael Price Jr., r. 247
Tehama
Griffin Thomas H
315 Oak
Griffin Thomas K.
change Assn
clerk freight dept C. P. RR., r.
shipping reporter Merchants' Ex-
1300 Pine
Griffin Timothy, miner, r. 8 Warren Av
Griffin Timothy, wagonmaker, r. 1430 Pacific
Griffin Warren, shoe cutter, r. 512 Larkin
Griffin William, coremaker Union Iron Works, r. 18
Natoma
Griffin William, laborers. F. Cordage Factory
Griffin William, paper carrier, r. 13^ Fifth Av
Griffin William, tanner, r. 133}^ Langton
Griffin William A., flour packer Demiug, Palmer &.
Co., r. 613 Minna
Griffin William D., r. 315 Oak
Griffin William M., r. 28 Elgin Park
Grifflu William W., night foreman S. P. RR., r. 1008
Alabama
Grilling Frederick A., salesman E. H. Hyde & Co., r.
Oalilaud
Grifflng John S., clerk A. L. Bancroft k Co.
Griffith Alexander, painter, r. Florida, bet Solano and
Butte
Griffith Amelia Mrs., principal Union Primary
School, r. 824 Lombard
Griffith Anthony J. (Griffith & Flanagan) r. 2507 Lar-
kin
Griffith Brothers (William and George) tannery, San
Bruno Road, bet Waterloo and Flower
Griffith Edgar M., surgeon O. and O. SS. Belgic
Griffith Edwin L., assistant accountant Nevada Bank
of 8. F., r. 569 Harrison
Griffith Elizabeth Miss, dress and corset maker, 412
Geary
Griffith George (Griffith Brothers) r. 11 Geneva
Griffith Griffin J., mining superintendent, r. 613 Pine
Griffith HaidM, widow, dressmaking, 1716 Polk
Griffith James A., gilder, r. 717 Grove
Griffith James A., ironworker E. Soxile, r. NE cor
Fourth and Bryant
Griffith James B., porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
324 Lily Av
Griffith John B. (Lang & Griffith) r. 810 Fifteenth
Griffith John F., clerk C. P. RR., r. 13 Van Ness Av
Griffith .John W., gilder, r. 717 Grove
Griffith John W.,moroci'ofinisher Block & Davidson,
r. 11 Geneva
Griffith Laura Miss, dressmaker, r. Abbotsford House
Griffith Maggie, domestic 1322 Golden Gate Av
Griffith Millen, manager tugboats Goodall, Perkins k
Co., office 10 Market, r. 509 Harrison
Griffith M. L. Mrs., widow, r. 19 Powell
dTi'imifc Sllg5-W-.rgttOtHey at -1a-wr-!t02 Montgomery,
rooms HO-31, r. 336 Eighteenth
Griffith William (Griffith Brothers) r. 133 Langton
Grifiitli <& Flanagan (Anthony J. Griffith and
John Flanagan) liquor saloon, NE cor Kearny
and Clay
GrLffitlis Allen, physician, office 8 Sixth, r. 200 Golden
Gate Av
Griffiths Charles, r. 644 Howard
Griffiths Charles, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Griffiths Charles J., journalist, r. 647 Mission
Griffiths D. C, r. 715 Howard
Griffiths Dominick E., first officer P. M. SS. City of
New York, r. 712 Howard
Griffiths E. A., bookkeeper, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Griffiths Edwin, carpenter, r. 577 Minna *
Griffiths Evan, laboier, r. 75 Clementina
Griffiths George W., with J. H. Mott & Co., r. 28 Mc-
Allister
Griffiths Griffith B., policeman, r. 718 Leavenworth
Griffiths G. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, r. McAllister
Griffiths Harry D. S., pressman J. R. Brodie & Co., r.
32 Fourth
Griffiths James, boilermaker, r. 9 Zoe
Griffiths James H., laborer, r. 9 Zoe
Griffiths John J., Jour. Bookbinders Assn, 861 Mar-
ket
Griffiths John W., puddler Vac. Rolling Mills
Griffiths Joseph (Warncke & Griffiths) r.SE cor Sixth
AvandM, South S.F.
Griffiths Joseph, night inspector Custom House, r. 6
Ritch
Griffiths Nathaniel, boilermaker, r. 9 Zoe
Griffiths Samuel, oiler P. 0. SS. Los Angeles, r. 420
Folsom
Griffiths Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 63 Natoma
Griffiths Thomas H., master mariner, r. 32 Liberty
Griggs Edward, longshoreman, r. 436 Minna
Griggs F. A. Mrs., r. 436 Stevenson
Grijalva Mary A., widow, r. 1517 Mason
Grijo Joao A., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Grlllwitzer Charles, waiter, r. 603 Pine
Grim Abraham K., mining, office 27 Stevenson Build.
ing, r. 1008 Jones
Grim Adam, chenillemaker S. Ettinger, r. 518 Jones
Grim Alonzo M., bookkeeijer Moore & Smith, r. 729
Bush
BSf Grim. See Grimm
Grimaui Antonio, musician, r. 426 Greenwich
Grimes Ann, widow, r. 6 Calhoun
Grimes Betsy, widow, r. 314 }4 Ivy Av
Grimes E. H., Mrs., r. 210 Hyde
Grimes Frank, sawyer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. NE cor
Eddy and Pierce
Grimes Fred. C, engineer S. P. RR., r. 177 Sixteenth,
bet Howard and Folsom
Grimes George C, boot and shoemaker, 803 Folsom,
r. 257 Minna
Grimes George E., cook SS. Victoria, r. 140 Fourth
Grimes George L., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r.
2534 Washington
Grimes George T., assistant Grand Secretary Grand
Lodge F. and A. M., r. 2534 Washinton
Grimes Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Calhoun
Grimes Lyman, salesman Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
2534 Washington
Grimes Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. NE cor Eddy and
Pierce
Grimes Michael F., r. 436 Clementina •
Grimes William H., engineer E. J. Baldwin, r. 16
Tehama
Grimley Frank, teamster, r. 917 Broadway
Griiiiiu Adam, shaving and hairdressing saloon
and baths. Lick House, r. 36 McAllister
Grimm Adam H., barber Adam Grimm, r. 121 Mont-
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Grimm Adele Miss, assietant Union Primary School,
r. 18 Lewis
Gnmm Adolpli, roofer and plumber, 230 Montgomery
Av, r. 82i Vallejo
Grimm Alexander, liquor saloon, 677^ Mission
Grimm Charles, r. 1433 Pacific
Grimm Charles, baker, r. 18 Lewis
Grimm Charles, salesman Justinian Caire, r. 306
Clementina
Grimm Emil, baker American Exchange Hotel, r. i
Chatham PI
Grimm F. A., clerk S. J. Frank, r. 710 Jones
Grimm Frederick, driver Indianapolis Chair Mnfg
Co., r. i Chatham PI
Grimm Frederick W., liquor saloon, 1036 Market, r.
306 Clementina
Orimm Gus, hostler, r. Ill Washington
Grimm Henry, clerk S. Lachman k Co., r. 4 Virginia
PI
Grimm Henry, proprietor Arion Halle, NE cor
Sutter and Kearny, r. 1433 Pacific
Grimm Josephine, domestic 2316 California
Grimm Margaret, widow, r. 40 Langton
Grimm Matthias, real estate agent, r. 710 Jones
Grimm Matthias Jr., bartender S. P. Collins & Co., r.
710 Jones
Grimm Rachael, domestic 320 Page
8^ Grimm. See Grim
Grlmnielman Frederick, bartender Adolph Beth, r.
137 Montgomery
Grimmer Albert, waiter, r. 730 Howard
Grimmer Charles A., workman coiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 408 Sixth
Grimmer M. K. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 408 Sixth
Grimmer Robert, r. 763 Howard
Grimmer Thomas, r. 408 Sixth
Grimmer William, brushmaker, r. 408 Sixth
Grimshaw Henry, druggist Mervy & Co., r. 1519 Hyde
Grimstad Anders A., cabinetmaker, r. 1053 Harrison
Grimwood Adolphus D.. deputy clerk U. S. District
Court, and U. S. Commissioner, oflice U. S. Ap-
praiser's Bldg, third floor, room 63, r. Fruit
Vale
Grinaud Virgil, tailor, r. 45 Everett
Grinbaum Morris S. (M. S. Grinbaum k Co.) r. 1313
Gough
Grinbaum M. S. & Co. (Morris S. Grinbaum and Mor-
ris Louisson) commission merchants, 214 Cali-
fornia
Grindley John H., salesman Deming, Palmer & Co.,
r. Oakland
Grinnell Henrv F., business manager Collins & Lyons,
r. 208 Fifth
Grinnell Jane P., widow, r. 313 Turk
Gripp Henry, cigar factory, 1106 Pierce
Gripp John, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 106
Ninth
Grisar Emil, Consul for Belgium, office NW cor Fifth
and Townsend, r. 1517 Powell
Grisck Joseph, baker L. Hemme, r. 568 Folsom
Grisel George, machinist Tait & Hainque, r.
Stockton
Grisler Martin, waiter, r. 720 Folsom
Grismer Joseph K., actor Baldwin Theatre, r.
Geary
Grissmer August, barber Sand Bros., r. 644 Jessie
Grist Ziba S., expressman, 28 Geary, r. 166 Clara
Griswold Benjamin, bartender, r. 107 Tehama
Grlswold Charles W., ranfr German Granulated Soap,
r. 414 Post
Griswold Daniel S., electrotyper Joseph Winterburn
& Co., r. Oakland
Griswold Frank, clerk John Cooper, r. Oakland
Griswold Frederick M., clerk John T. Humphreys, r.
r. 1245 Mission
Griswold John C, assayer, office 214 Sansome, rooms
18-21
Griswold John H., bookkeeper Contra Costa Laundry
Assn, r. Oakland
J Griswold Josiah (Griswold * Berry) r. 134 Fourth
' Griswold Martha A. Mrs., manager Home of Friend-
„ less Children, 2.318 Webster
Griswold M. John, r. 244 Taylor
Griswold Walcott N., phjsician, office and r. 116 Eddy
Gri8\t-old WUite F., dentist, office 6 O'Farrell, r.
525 Twenty-second
Griswold William H., house surgeon City and County
Hospital, r. 525 Twenty-second
Griswold & Berry (Josiah Griswold and John Berry)
carriage painters, 837 Folsom
919
333
Groat Elias, machinist, r. 1524 Vallejo
^1^ Groat. See Grote
Grobmann Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Grocer and Country Alercliant (commercial
weekly) Holloway & Briggs publishers and pro-
prietors, 123 California, room 33
Grocers' Protective Union, M. Leisen secretary, 605
Clay
Grodenthal Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Grodhaus Christiana, widow, fancy goods, 519 Hayes,
r. 103 Oak
Grodjinski Israel P., rabbi Turk St. Synagogue, r. 475
Tehama
Grodjinski Pauline, baths, and furnished rooms, 476
Tehama
Grodt William, laborer, r. 413 Second
Groeling Theodore, watchmaker, r. 526 Post
Groenow Oscar, traveling agent Mayrisch Bros. &
Co., r. 1321 Golden Gate Av
Groeper George, liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and
Kandall
Groeper Harro C, master mariner, r. 2106 Howard
Groeschel Benjamin (Groeschel & Newman) r. 735
Geary
Groeschel & Newman (Benjamin Groeschel and Jacob
Newman) auction and livery stable, 608-610 Mis-
sion
Groesel Herman, carriagemaker, r. 134 Fourth
Groezinger Charles (C. Wucherer & Co.) r. SE cor
Gough and Lombard
Groezinger Hugo, laborer, r. Lucy, bet Ashbury and
Masonic Av
Groezinger Robert, liquor saloon, NE cor Langton
and Folsom
Groffman Charles P., tinsmith, r. E s Twenty-fourth,
bet Alabama and Columbia
Grogau A. E., with Home Mutual Insurance Co., 406
California
Grogan Alexander B., capitalist, 705 Sansome,
r. 1001 Powell
Grogan Ella M., widow, r. 434 Duncan
Grogan Julia A., widow, furnished rooms, -865 Ji Mar-
ket
Grogan Margaret, cook Roman Catholic Orphan As-
sylum. South S. F.
Grogan Michael T., blacksmith, r. 126 Turk
Groh George, porter Straus, Kohnstamm k Oo.,r.Ahl-
born House
Grohe L., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gromaire Onezeme, blacksmith, r. 1813 Stockton
GromotkaV., singing birds, 717 Mission
Grondona Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Grondona Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Grondona Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Grondona Giuseppe, roaster E. Guittard k Co., r. Oak-
land
Grondona James, r. 119 Vallejo
Grondona James, engineer L. Valente, r. 222 Broad-
way
Grondona Rosa, tobacco stripper Solomon, Wise &
Cohn
Grondona S. L. & Co. (Stephen L. Grondona and Gio-
vanni Segale) wood, coal, hay and grain, 2012 Ma-
son
Grondona Stephen L. (S. L. Grondona k Co.) and
Italian interpreter, r. 2012 Mason
Gronholdt Andrew, seaman, r. 621 Brannan
Gronosky Henry, tailor, 907 Market, r. 18 Langton
Gronsberg Ole, assistant pastor Scandinavian Lu-
theran Church, r. 18 Sherman
Groom James J., deputy Coroner, r. Es Sharon, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Groom Mary, domestic 1911 Sutter
Groom Roger, grocer, r. 1808 Jessie
Groom William, farmer, SW cor Old San Job6 Road
and Onondaga Av
Groombridge Henry, mnfr patent pea sheller, r. 721
Bryant, bet Fourth and Fifth
Groome L. A., painter John P. Fraser, r. 1124 Folsom
Groome Tillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 329 O'Farrell
Gropp Gottlieb (Gropp & Reichardt) r. 1129 Dupont
Gropp & Reichardt (Gottlieb Gropp and Louis Reich-
ardt) bakers, 1129 Dupont
Gros Alfred, apothecary. 111 Dupont and NW cor
Washington and Kearny, r. 1113 Hyde
Gros Helen F. Miss, seamstress, r. 961 Mission
i^" Gros. See Gross
Grosbauer Frederick, carpenter, r. 212 Gough
Grosbauer John, saloon, SE cor Jackson and Battery,
r.2511 Post
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Residences Decorated lu Artistic Style.
645 Market st.
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Grosbauer Sophia, wido-w, r. 212 Gough
Grosh Alvin B., with Costigan, Cohen & Co., r. 220
Seventh
Grosh Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) A.
C. Hammond secretary, 401 California, room 7
Grosh Eliza T., widow, r. 220 Seventh
Grosh Samuel R., bookkeeper Dutton & Partridge,
r. 220 Seventh
Grosh Walter B., machinist, r. 220 Seventh
GroshongC, student Heald's Business College, r. 232
Minna
Gross Alexander P., millwright, 317 Mission, r. SE
cor Noe and Nineteenth
Gross C. Mrs., r. 211 Twenty-fourth
Gross Caroline, widow, r. 522 Turk, rear
Gross Catherine Miss, matron St. Boniface Orphan
Asylum, 112 Grove
Gross Charles, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co.,r. 004 Hayes
Gross Charles, sausagemaker, r. 227 Fourth
Gross Charles A., tailor Schafer & Co., r. Hackmeier's
Hotel
Gross Edward, shoemaker, r. 1624 West Mission
Gross Elkan, shoemaker, r. 406 Jackson
Gross FranU W., clerk Supreme Court, r. 2317
Webster
Gross George, physician, oifice and r. 319 Kearny
Gross Gotthold, plumber, r. 637 California
Gross John, r. South Park House
Gross John, cook P. C. SS. Bonita, r. 211 Twenty-
fourth
Gross John, shoemaker, r. 431 Dupont
Gross John F., grainer, r. 1624 West Mission
Gross Josephine, domestic 522 Turk, rear
Gross Lena, widow, r. 36 Valparaiso
Gross Louis, bookkeeper Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r.
604 Hayes
Gross M., r. 365 Jessie
Gross M. J., miner, r. 739 Minna
Gross Philip, tailor, 529 Montgomery Av
Gross W. F., carpenter, r. 430 Geary
Gross Wilhelmina, r. 522 Turk, rear
Gross William, barber, r. 402 Pacific
Gross William H. (Davis & Gross) r. 665 Mission
B^Gross. See Gros
Grossetta Giovanni, r. 620 M Lombard
Grossetta Martin, restaurant, 527 Commercial, r.
1016 J4 Hyde
Grossi Tomasso, Fishermen's Assn, 307 Broadway
Grossini Hugh, marblecutter, r. Turk Street Hotel
Grossini Ulysses, marblepolisher, r. iH Dodge
Grosslicht Charles, drayman, 112 Sansome, r. 436 Na-
toma
Grosslicht Morris, driver Charles Grosslicht, r. 436
Natoma
Grosslicht Selig, clerk Preston Woods, r. 436 Natoma
Grossman Aaron, bookbinder, r. 715 O'Farrell
Grossman Carl, r. 439 Fulton
Grossman George, porter J. Baum & Co.,r. Ns Jersey,
bet Vicksburg and Church
Grossman Jacob, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 715
O'Farrell
Grossman John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Grossman Marks, glazier, 517 California, r. 715 O'Far-
rell
Grossman Morris M., clerk E. S. Salomon, r. 715
O'Farrell
Grossman Moses, dentist, office and r. 2628 Sacramento
Grossmann Julius B., teacher languages, r. 311 Dupont
Grossmayer Marcus H., butcher, 1320 Polk
Gros.smeyer Abraham, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1225
Geary
GrosBo Constantino, wagonmaker, 31 Clark
Grosvenor Frank, bookkeeper, r. 719 Harrison
Grote Frederick, hostler, r. 625 Clay
Grote Frederick, maltster, r. N s Filbert, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Grote Henry F., groceries and liquors, NE cor Geary
and Broderick
Grote John O., groceries and liquors, NW cor Sev-
enteenth and Church
■^(Jrote. See Groat
Groth Carsten H. (C. H. & C.W. Groth) r. 534 O'Farrell
Groth C. H. h C. W., groceries and liquors, NE cor
O'Farrell and Leavenworth
Groth Charles, showcase maker, r. 902 Twenty-fourth
Groth C. William (C. H. & C. W. Groth) r. 534
O'Farrell
Groth David, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sutter
and Webster
Groth Henry, paper carrier, r. 1232 Broadway
Grotheer Henry, laborer, r. 2735 Bryant
Grotheer Mary, widow, r. 2735 Bryant
Grothmann Richard, barber, r. 1623 Powell, rear
Grotton Elzene Miss, r. 28 Valparaiso
Growney Eugene B., clerk William S. Hopkins, r. 323
Vallejo
Groupp John B., engraver, r. 2101 Mission
Groupp Sebastian, machinist, r. 2101 Mission
Grove Luther E., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. Oak-
land
Grover Augustine A., mnfr cider and vinegar, 1321
Guerrero
Grover Fanny O. Miss, r. 641 Folsom
Grover Mary J., widow, r. 1617 California
Grover Zedia, widow, r. 24 Verona
Grover tSc Baker Serving Machine Co., J. W.
Evans agent, 29 Post
Groves Ayscough, clerk, r. 1308 Pine
Groves Charles, ship calker, r. 548 Folsom
Groves Frank C, r. Occidental Hotel
Groves James W., rigger, r. W s Vicksburg, nr
Twenty-fifth
Groves Thomas M., porter Wakelee & Co., r. 27 Stone
Grow Almarin, r. 914 Laguna
Gro-w diaries A., auditor M. P. and M. dept
C. P. RU., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
64, r. Oakland
Growney Alfred, blacksmith, r. 518 Howard
Growney George, machinist, r. 518 Howard
Growney Terrence, carpenter, r. 15 Frederick
Growney Theodore, engineer stmr Ferndale, r. 518
Howard
Growney William H., machinist, r.518 Howard
Grozard F., painter, r. 420 Tehama
Grubb Samuel N., plumber, gasfltter and mnfr water
clo.oets, 1611 Dupont
Grube Dietrich, seaman, r. 217 Jackson
Grube Henry, fisherman, r. 26 Sacramento
Grube John H., gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 13
Moss
Grube Max, stationery, 306 and 438 M Third, r. 362
Seventeenth
Grube Richard, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Gruber Adam, butcher Louis Zeh, r. 435 Union
Gruber Alex. J., expressman, 575 Market, r. W s
Eureka, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Gruber Charles, brewer Lafayette Brewery, r. 436
Vallejo
Gruber Ferdinand, director Museum Woodward's
Gardens, r. 823 Twentieth
Gruber Jacob F., r. 435 Union
Gruber Margaret Mrs., liquor saloon, 529 Jackson, r.
26 Stone
Gruebele Charles L., barber, 531 Valencia, r. 529 Va-
lencia
Gruen Julius, proprietor The Louvre Saloon,
junction Market and O'Farrell, r. 126 Stockton
Gruen Salomon S., r. 550 Stevenson
Gruenberg Max (Newmark, Gruenberg & Co.) r. 921^
Polk
Gruenberg William, cook, r. 429 Bush
Gruenhagen Cliarles H., proprietor San Fran-
cisco Wire Works, 669 Mission, r. 2312 Gough
Gruenhagen Theodore G., candymaker William Gru-
enhageu, r. 1305 Ellis
Gruenhagen William, candy mnfr, 20 Kearny, r. 18
(5'Farrell
Grueninger Jacob, dairy produce and bakery, 409
Fourth
Gruenmeyer H., tinsmith, r. Prescott House
Gruhler Barbara Mrs., r. 26 Clara
Gruhler Frederick, bartender, r. 112 Fourth
Gruhler John, hackman, r. 26 Clara
Gruhn Abraham, r. 522 "Turk
Grumstn Samuel M., furniture, 110 Fourth and 139
Third, r. 819 Market
Grumley James, shipwright, r. 639 Golden Gate At
Grummell Ellen Miss, r. 433 Minna
Grummun Frank S., clerk, r. 1825 Market
Grun F., cabinetmaker, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Griinbaum Henry, merchant, r. 1.507 Golden Gate Av
Grundel Frank, upholsterer, r. 1512 Pacific Av, rear
Grundel Otto F., jeweler Charles H. Lindemann, r.
240 Taylor
Gruiidell Bertha, cloakmaker, r. 11 Page
GruudcU Charles, assistant engineer stmr Humboldt,
r. 11 Page
Grundell Elizabeth M., r. 11 Page
Grundell Herbert, oiler stmr Humboldt, r. 11 Page
Grundell Richard, seaman stmr Humboldt, r. 11 Page
SUN FRftNCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ 11
West of Fillmore Street
OFFMK, 33 tiK.lKX ST.
I MArnnMniinU importer of and dealer in COAIi AND PIG IRON,
J. mHOUUIlUUUn, « Market street, comer Sp
Spear.
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Grundell William, master mariner, r. 11 Page
Grunder George, cigars and tobacco, 2-t O'Farrell
Grundles John, proptr Concordia Hotel, 907 Folsom
Grundig Wilhelm, laborer, r. 3i0 Bryant
Grundle Axtel H., third officer P. M. S3. Granada
Gruner Ferdinand, porter Thalia Verein, r. 515 Val-
lejo
Gruner Frank, watchmaker, ieweler and engraver,
724 Washington, r. 515 Vallejo
Gruner Gustave, clgarmaker, r. 1715 Mason
Gruner Lisette, widow, r. 515 Vallejo
Gruner William, watchmaker Frank Gruner, r. 515
Vallejo
Gruninger Jacob, engineer Empire Brewery, r. 432
Chestnut
Grunnagle Ernest, ianitor 330 Pine
Grunnagle George, clerk freight dept C. P. RR., r.
1015 J4 Folsom
Grunnagle Jacob S., clerk freight dept C. P. BR., r.
955 ^^ Harrison
Grunwald Caroline, widow, r. 1620 Powell
Griiper Euiil, hostler, r. 1620 Stockton
Grush Henry, millwright, r. 18 Sherwood PI
Griitter Albert, draftsman A. S. Hallidie, r. NE cor
Vallejo and Sansome
Grutzmacher William, teamster S. Jacob, r. 1 Hyde PI
Gruwell John, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co'.s Ex-
press, r. 112 O'Farrell
Gschwiud Remi, bakery, 523 Valencia
Guadaguo Luigi, barber, 1314 Stockton
Guadaloupe Francisco, laborer, r. Twenty-first Av, bet
I and J, South S. F.
Guadaloupe Joseph, tanner, r. Mission, nr Twenty-
ninth
Gualzata Antonio (Gualzata & Mazzi) r. 1314 Polk
Gualzata Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 1334 Bush
Gualzata Lorenzo, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Gualzata & Mazzi (Antonio Gualzata and Philip Maz-
zi) restaurant and liquor saloon, 1331 Bush
Guard Reginald T., bookkeeper George Morrow, r. 304
Third
fl^~ Guard. See Gard
Guardian Assurance Co. (fire of London) Wil-
liam J. Landers general agent, 406 California
Guarraglia Giacomo, butcher, r. 331 Union, rear
Quarraglja Louis, teamster, r. 331 Union, rear
Guarro Daniel, groceries and liquors, N s Twenty-
ninth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Guastuccl Andrea (Motroni k Guastucci) r. 515 Green
Guatemala Central RK. Co. (C. A.) Joseph Plaw sec-
retary, 312 California
Guatemala Gas Light Co., John Crocket secretary, 327
Pine, room 8
Gubatta Guinasso, laborer, r. 425 Filbert
Gubertini Gaetano, laborer, r. 11 Bannam PI
Guckenheimer Marx, butcher, r. 1621 J^ Sutter
Gudde Mariuus B., laborer, r. 1053 Harrisoj
Gude Herman F., packer clothing dept U. S. A., r. 53
Tehama
Gudehus Christian, liquor saloon, 112 Drumm
Gudehus Frederick, groceries and liquors, 316
Dupout, r. 15 Harlan PI
Gudin Henry, carpenter, r. 1330 Church
Guedet Edwin, fish market, 1516 Dupont
Guehring Jacob, butcher, 1072 Howard, r. 629 Na-
toma
Gueirolo Gerolamo, bakery, 611 Green
Gueirolo Giovanni, laborer, r. 511 Green, rear
Guenin Felix, bakery. 1508Dupont, rear
Guerin John, wood and coal, 412 O'Farrell
Guerin M., r. 917 Turk
Guerin Thomas, teamster, r. 566 Linden Av
Guering Amelia, widow, r. 225 Fifth
Guerra Annie Miss, teacher music, r. 45 Twelfth
Guerra Manoel M., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 610
Bush
Guerrenas Guadelupe Miss, milliner, r. 512 Js Broad-
way
Guerrenas Befugia, widow, r. 512)4 Broadway
Guerrero Guadelupe, pedestrian, r. 514 Sixth
Guerrero Josefa C, sbirtmaker, r. 512 Broadway
Guerrero Patricio, teamster, r. 514 Sixth
Guerrero Pedro, teamster, r. 514 Sixth
Guess James H., laborer, r. 1713 Leavenworth, rear
Guess Mary Mrs., ladles' nurse, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Guest Henry, engineer, r. 416 Francisco
Guest J. J., r. Clifif House
Guggenheim Leon (J. J. Mack & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Guggeuheimer Simon, salesman Frank, Goldsmith At
Co.
Guglielmetti Seraflne, waiter, r. 19 Powell
Guhler John, laborer A. E. Buckman
Guhring George, brewer Bach, Meese k Co., r. 535
Mission
Guibert Gustave, Societe Culinaire Francaise, 510
Bush
Guibord Denis G., cabinetmaker, r. 1043 Folsom
Guichet Francois, pork packer, 232 Fourth, r. 15 li
Bryant Av
Guide The (tri-weekly) F. R. Voigt editor, 521
Clay
Guldeau John A., driver City RR., r. 223 Fifteenth
Guidi Francesco, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Guidice Carolina Mrs., r. 8 Pratt PI
Guidice Martino, Swi.ss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Guidice Pasquale, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Guignard Gustave, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r.
919 Sacramento
Guignard Henry, conductor Presidio RR.. r. 1205
Union
Guignard John, bookkeeper Wenzel, Rothschild &
Hadenfeldt, r. 919 Sacramento
Guignard John M. A., jewelry, 708 Montgomery, r. 919
Sacramento
Guigrne C. de, agent Comptoir D'Escompte de
Paris, 412 Montgomery, r. San Mateo
Guilbert August, carpenter and builder, r. 329 Fran-
cisco
Guild Albert H., proof reader, r. 411 Sansome
Guild Alexander, machinist Risdon I. and L.' Works,
r. 524 Howard
Guildea James, messenger C. P. RR., r. SE cor Perry
and Third
Guildea Michael E., r. SE cor Perry and Third
Guildea Michael E. Jr., plumber, r. SE cor Perry and
Third
fi=F" Guildea. See Gilday
Giiildmacher J., r. 110 Hyde
Guilfoy James, metal roofer, r. 718 Tehama
Guilfoyle John J., harnessmaker, r. 2937 Mission
Guiltoyle Patrick, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Guilfoyle Patrick, seaman, r. 439 Shipley
Guilfoyle Theresa, widow, r. 213 Polk
Guillaume Mary, widow, r. 427 Twenty-eighth
Guillemard Alfred J. S., shoedresser, r. 605 Broad-
way
Guillemard Edward C, shoemaker, r. 605 Broadway
Guillemard Louisa, widow, r. 605 Broadway
Guillemard Ulysses A. J., shoecutter, r. 1234 Valencia
Guillermet Francis, laundryman, r. 1}^ Jasper PI
Guillet Charles, confectionery, 206 Second
Guiltner Frank, mill baud S. P. RR., r. 1784 Folsom
Guinasso Antonio, r. 815)^ Vallejo, rear
Guinasso Antonio, clerk A. Demartini, r. 736 Vallejo,
rear
Guinasso Giovanni, real estate, r. 11 Bannam PI
Guinasso Luigi (Guinasso & Calamarl) r. 736 Vallejo,
rear
Guinasso Madelina, widow, r. 420 Broadway
Guinasso Paul, candymaker, r. Church PI, nr Lom-
bard
Guinasso Tomaso (Caraflfa & Guinasso) r. 404 Green
Guinasso & Calamari (Luigi Guinasso and Antonio
Calamari) wood and coal, 506-508 Green
Guinuw Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, 1307 Mission
Guiuaw John, stairbuilder, r. 1307 Mission
Guinde Albert E., clerk C. Santomasimo, r. 1 August
Alley, rear
Guinde Rose, widow, r. 1 August Alley, rear
Guindon Eugene F., clerk Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
418 California
Guiaee Cornelius, watchman Corporation Yard, 60
Sacramento
Guinee John, fireman, r. 15 Welsh
Guinette Eugenie, widow, r. 502 Sixth
Guinn John, teamster, r. Oriental Hotel
Guinn William, watchman C. P. RR., r. 77 Natoma
Guinn William J., salesman, r. 77 Natoma
Guiunane James H., wheelwright, r. E s Church, nr
Twentj'-eighth
Gulod Alexander C, carpenter, r. E s San Jos6 Av, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Guion E. B., clerk general freight office 0. P. RR., r.
Nucleus House
Gulon Leonard, captain police, r. 854 Folsom
Guion W. J., carpenter Presidio Reservation
Guirand Charles A., salesman Richard D. Mowry, r. 2
Scheerer PI
Guirand Joseph, carpenter, r. 605 PoBt
JOHN WIGIKIORE-HARDWOOD LUMBER, 129 to 147 SDCarSt.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
826 9IARKET ST.,
Makes a specialty in taking Cbildren's Pictare*.
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Guiraut Albert, laborer, r. Fifth Av, bet N and Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Guiraut Peter, laborer, r. Fifth Av, bet N and Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Guirey George Rev., pastor Trinity Church, Oakland,
r. 233 Seventh
Guirey William C, clerk, r. 2 Rose Av
Guittard E. & Co. (Etienne Guittard and Charles Dahl-
mann) Eureka coffee, chocolate and spice mills,
depot 405-4U7 Sansome, factory 515-517 Commer-
cial
Guittard Etienne (E.,Guittard & Co.) r. 2025 Pacific Av
Guk John, brewer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Gukelsberger Audrew, laborer, r. 1517 Dupont, rear
Guldbech Paul, seaman, r. 12 Lick
Gull Jacob, compositor, r. 1019 Pacific
GuUer John C, cabinetmaker, r. 6 Lily Av
Gullicksen Severin, foreman machine shop Pac. Roll-
ing Mills, r. NE cor Sierra and Michigan
Gullikson Eric, cook, r.What Cheer House
Gulliver Charles, driver, r. 2221 Greenwich
Gulliver Charles P., waiter, r. 1105 Montgomery
Gulliver Edward, teamster, r. 12 Antonio
Gullixson Emil S. (Henry F. Gullixson & Co.) r. 123
O'Farrell
Gullixson Gilbert,- driver City Transit Co., r. NE cor
Geary and Bilker
Gullixson Hans (Henry F. Gullixson & Co.) r. 123
O'Farrell
Gullixson Henry F. (Henry F. Gullixson & Co.) r. 2024
Mission
GoUixson Henry F. Si Co. (Henry F., Emil S.
and Hans Gullixson) carpets, oilcloths, etc., 630
Market
Gullixson Louis, painter, r. 4 Russell
Gullixson Louis A., student Pac. Business College, r.
4 Russell
Gullixson Louis R., upholsterer Henry F. Gullixson &
Co., r. 512)^ Fell
Guman Peter, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
GiJmbell Henry, sawdust dealer, r. 70 Clementina
Gumber Joseph, cook, r. 1217 M Kearny
Gumbia Pietro, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Gumbinner S.. metallurgist, r. 502 Bush
Gumbo Edward, plumber, r. SE cor Sixteenth and
Shotwell
Gummer Charles, receiving teller Bank of California,
r. 834 Sutter
Gummer Fred. C, shipping clerk Murphy, Grant &
Co. , r. 1703 Octavia
Gummer James, painter, r. 371 Jessie
Gummerson John, seaman, r. 68 Oregon
Gump Alfred, salesman S. & G. Gump, r. 1224 Geary
Gump Gustav (8. & G. Gump) r. 1716 Sacramento
Gump Lafayette F., salesman 8. & G. Gump, r. 1224
Geary
Gump S. & O. (Solomon and Gustav) importers
and manufacturers mirrors, cornices, picture
frames, etc., 581-583 Market
Gump Solomon (S. & G. Gump) r. 1224 Geary
Gumpel Michaelis P., lithographer H. S. Crocker &
Co., r. 311 Stockton
Gumper Joseph, laborer Alhborn House
Gumpertz Jacob, paper hangings, |window shades and
decorator, 328 butter and 341 Bush
Gumpertz Samuel, clerk Jacob Gumpertz, r. 911 )i
Harrison
Gundelach John, letter carrier Post Office, r. 904
Powell
Gundeltinger Henry, traveling salesman Landis k Ja-
coby, r. 537 Turk
Gundersen Hans, seamap, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gundersen Jens, laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and Bry-
ant
Gundersen Kornelius, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gundersen Otto Emil, mate tugboat Rabboni. r. 212
Steuart
Gunderson August, machinist, r. 417 Bush
GunderKi in Charles, seaman O. R. and N. SS. City of
Chester
Gunderson Gabriel, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Gunderson George A., seaman' yacht Fleur De Lis,
foot Fourth
Gunderson Gunder, seaman, r. 21 Alta
Gunderson Ole, blacksmith helper, r. 1644 Mission
Gunderson Thomas W., porter Caleb Coates, r. Capi-
tal House
Oundlach Carl, salesman J. Gundlach k Co., r. 125
Chestnut
Oundluch Frederick, baker, r, 722 Howard, rear
Gundlach Frederick, candymaker, r. 1318 Kearny
Gundlacli J. & Co. (Jacob Gundlach and Charles
Bundschu) wholesale liquor dealers and pnodu-
cers Califorrwa wines and brandies, and proprie-
tors Rhine farm, Sonoma, salesroom SE cor Mar-
ket and Second
Gundlach Jacob (J. Gundlach & Co.) r. 125 Chestnut
Gundlach Jacob G., liquor saloon, 60V Washing-
ton, r. 1810 Dupont
Gundlach Philip, driver J. Gundlach & Co., r. 606
Filbert
B^"Gundlach. See Gundelach
i Gunn Adam F., salesman Cunningham, Curtiss k
Welch, r. Berkeley
Gunn Anna Mrs., dressmaker, r. C.34 Folsom
Gunn Anthony, heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NE cor
Solano and Indiana
Gunn Belle Miss (Gunn & Cheyne) r. 643 Folsom
Gunn Benjamin M., deputy County Clerk, r. 916 Hyde
Gunn Charles E., law student Estee & Boalt, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Gunn Dennis, ironmolder, r. 534 Folsom
Gunn Felix E., machinist, r. 30 Minna
Gunn Hugh, butcher, r. 643 Folsom
Gunn Hugh Jr., salesman Keane Bros., r. 643 Folsom
Gunn James, shoemaker, r. 136 Twenty-ninth
Gunn James O. B., secretary California Pacific
Railroad, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 1833
Clay
Gunn Jane, widow, r. 30 Minna
Gunn Jessie Miss, r. 643 Folsom
Gunn John, shoemaker, r. 136 Twenty-ninth
Gunn Patrick, laborer, r. 748 Minna
Gunn Peter, molder, r. 761 Folsom
Gunn Robert, capitalist, r. 1801 Dupont
Gunn Robert F., real estate agent, 410 Montgomery, r.
1419 Geary
Gunn Robert T., machinist, r. 30 Minna
Gunn Robert W., clerk William J. Gunn, r. 419 Geary
Gunn Samuel, molder, r. 30 Minna
Gunn Stephen, upholsterer, r. 30 Minna
Gunn Susan, widow, r. 118 Freelon, rear
Gunn William Mrs., widow, r. 1419 Geary
Gunn William J., real estate, 410 Montgomery,
room 2, r. 1375 Madison, Oakland •
Gunn & Cheyne (Miss Belle Gunn and Mrs. R. Cheyne)
dressmakers, 224 Stockton
Gunnau Patrick, laborer, r. 6 McLea Court
Gunning Bridget Mrs., r. 419 Clementina
Gunning Frank, laborer, r. 238 Fremont
Gunnison Albert R., general agent Commercial In-
surance Co. of Cal., 405 California, r. 2728 Folsom
Gunnison Alfred, tanner, r. 2821 Mission
Gunnison Andrew J. (Gunnison & Booth) r. 1404 Van
Ness Av
Gunnison Matilda, domestic 1214 Mason
Gunnison Matilda, domestic 2318 Clay
Gunnison liobert, grinder Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 822
Harrison
Gunnison <Sc Booth (Andrew J. Gunnison and An-
drew G. Booth) attorneys at law, 325 Montgomery,
I. O. O. F. Bhig
Gunst Abraham, capitalist, r. Arcade House
Gunst SI. A. <!te Co. (Moses A. Gunst) wholesale
and retail cigars and tobacco, 203 Kearny
Gunst Moses A. (M. A. Gunst & Co.) r. Arcade House
Guntert Herman, machinist, r. 35 Clementina
Gunther Albert, cabinetmaker, r. 7 Elliot Park
Gunther Arthijr, messenger Free Public Library, r.
905 Howard
Gunther August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, and gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Fillmore and Hermann
Gunther Claibourne Mrs., r. 35 Moss
Gunther Edward W., clerk Carroll Cook, r. 906 Howard
Gunther Eliza, widow, r. 836 Green
Gunther Eugene, r. 631 Sacramento
Gunther F. Alban, bookkeeper, r. 620 Fulton
Gunther Francis H., clerk, r. NW cor Fillmore and
Hermann
Gunther Gustave, pastrycook, r. 262 !< Clara
Gunther Hans, packer MuUer k Koenig, r. North Ger-
man House
Gunther John, r. 813 Pacific
Gunther John, brewer, r. 1627 Powell
Gunther John, clerk, r. Ill Fourth
Gunther John, liquor saloon, SE cor Jackson and
Battery
Gunther Joseph H., framemaker, r. NW cor Fillmore
and Hermann
Gunther Minnie Miss, teacher music, r. 620 Fulton
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Gunther W. G. Mrs., r. 905 Howard
Gunther William, weaver, r. N s North Point, bet
Larkin and Polk
Guntinl Carlo G. (Bardoni & Guntini) r. 115 Clark
Guntz Frank L., upholsterer, r. 26 Dolores
Guntz Martin, harnessmaker, r. 124 Cedar Av
Gunzburger B. M., r. 311 Eddy
Gunzburger Emil, cashier Banner Bros., r. 311 Eddy
Gunzburger Henry (A. Loewel & Co.) r. 522 Grove
Gunzburger Nicholas, r. 311 Eddy
Gunzendorfer Adoltih, manager factory M. Eisner &
Co., r. 830 Fulton
Gunzendorfer Ferdinand, bookkeeper M. Eisner & Co.,
r. 830 Fulton
Gunzendorfer Gustave, salesman M. Eisner & Co., r.
830 Fulton
Guppie C. M., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Guppy A. R., resident engioeer C. P. RR. and leased
lines, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Oak-
land
Guptill Andrew N., speculator, r. 404 Geary
Guptill Daniel W., wine merchant, r. 314 Bush
Guptou S.,r. 444 Brannan
Gurado Teresa, dressmaker, r. 1503 Dupont
Gurbord Dennis, cabinetmaker, r. 1043 Folsom
Gurnee Clinton, attorney at law, 308 Pine, room 3, r.
Oakland
Gurnett A. G. & Co. (Albert G. Gurnett) stock bro-
kers, 310 California
Gurnett Albert G. (A. G. Gurnett & Co.) r. Oakland
Gurnett William J., bookkeeper A. G. Gurnett & Co.,
r. Oakland
Gurney Asa L., agent Pac. Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
r. Oakland
Gurney Charles W., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Sacramento
Gurrell Aggie Miss, bookfolder, r. 1112 Mason
Gurren Thomas, Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 121
Eddy
Gurrey Alfred R., special agent Imperial, London,
Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., r. 809 Filbert
Gurrola Francisco, tailor, 444 Green
Gurry John, sawyer Mattullath Mnfg Co., r. 337 Ship-
ley
Gurry Mary, domestic 1018 Jackson
Gury N. C, r. 444 Brannan
Guscetti Vincent (Giannini & Guscetti) r. SE cor Ber-
lin and Henry
Gusmani Severino, fish dealer, 508 Merchant, r. 1
Hinckley
Gustafson Andrew, machinist, r. 813 Filbert
Gustafson Charles A., car builder Central RR., r. 426
Fulton
Gustafson John A., Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Gustafson Karl H. , r. 857 Harrison
Gustafson Victor, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Gustave Mrs., widow, laundress, r. Stanford Hotel
Gustavsen Andrew, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Gustavsen Olof, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gustavson Charles, laborer, r. Williams, bet Sutter
and Post
Gustin Dominick, milker George 0. Smart, r. Old
San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Gustine Albert, electrotyper Palmer & Eey, r. 629
Commercial
Gustine John, porter, r. 1 Hodges Alley
Gutberlet Joseph, boots and shoes, 546 Washington,
r. 1808 Stockton
Gutcher William, clerk The S. F. News Co., r. 814
Bush
Gutheil C. Reinhold, draftsman Light House en-
gineer's office, r. 707 McAllister
Guthrie Alexander (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r. Liver-
pool, England
Guthrie David L. (Guthrie & McLellan) r. 8 8 Point
Lobos Av, bet Fourth and Fifth Avs
Guthrie Frederick A., wood and coal, and boarding
stable, 1925 Bush
Guthrie James, stevedore, r. 212 Broadway
Guthrie John, r. 435 Minna
Guthrie Jonathan B., capitalist, r. 925 Washington
Guthrie Samuel, machinist, r. 113 Eleventh
Guthrie Thomas, seaman, r. Nortli Pacific Hotel
Guthrie William L. (Harty ^t Guthrie) r. 908 Sansome
Guthrie & McLellan (David L. Guthrie and Brice B.
McLellan) dairyman, S s Point Lobos Av, bet
Fourth and Fifth Avs
Guthril George, plumber, r. 317 Beale, rear
Gutierrez Anastasia, widow, r. 528 Vallejo
Gutierrez Charles F., sawyer Union Box Factory, r.
12 Pinkney PI
Gutierrez Louis J., clerk Thomas H. Blythe, r. 11
Geary
Gutierrez Manuel, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Gutman Alexander, teacher music, r. 172 Clara
Gutman Adolph, clerk, r. 172 Clara
Gutman Gustave, bookkeeper, r. 172 Clara
I Gutman Joseph, tailor, 724 Howard, r. 172 Clara
Gutman Louis, barber S. A. Selig, r. 172 Clara
Gutman Samuel, barber Joseph Fisher, r. 172 Clara
Gntmann D., secretary Tunitas Petroleum Co.,
405 California, r. 435 Golden Gate Av
Giitschow C. D. F., r. cor Mason and Pacific
Gutta Perclia and Rubber Maiinfactnr-
ing Co., John W. Taylor manager, 501 Market
Gutte Bernard, poultrydealer, r. Bank, bet Cortland
Ay and Lincoln, B. H.
Gutte I. (Isidor and Julius Gutte) commission mer-
chants, 307 California
Gutte Isidor(I. Gutte, and Gutte & Frank)r. 1502 Tay-
lor
Gutte Julius (I. Gutte, and Gutte & Frank) r. 2413
Sacramento
Gutte <& Frank (Isidor and Julius Gutte and Wil-
liam Frank) managers Pacific Coast department
Hamburg-Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co. of Ham-
burg, and Magdeburg General Insurance Co. (ma-
rine) of Magdeburg, and city agents Lion Insur-
ance Co. of London, 307 California
Guttman Fannie Mrs., stationery and toys, 1314 Polk
Guttman Samuel, clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
Guttman Samuel, mnfr embossed slippers, 1314 Polk
Guttridge Richard, teamster, r. 29 Geneva
Gutzkow Frederick, mining engineer, r. 18 Columbia,
bet Sixth and Seventh
Guy Frederick E.. lettercarrier Post Office, r. 1415
Bush
Guy John, clerk James Phelan, r. 155 J^ Shipley
Guy Otto, bookkeeper J. Demartini & Co., r. 274 Clem-
entina
Guyot Victor, barber, r. 915 Vallejo, rear
Guzman Matias, cook, r. SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Guzman Ricardo, cigarmaker, r. 440 Union, rear
Guzzi Constantino, Fishermens Assn, 307 Broadway
Gwin Alexander M., clerk S. P. RR., r. 1220 Bush
Gwin John R., conductor Presidio RR., r. 1224 Union
Gwin Thomas W., clerk Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1220
Bush
Gwin William M., capitalist, r. 1217 California
Gwin William M. Jr., mining, r. 642 Folsom
Gwynn Alexander, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20
Freelon
Gwynn Blanche Miss, r. 5}^ Dupont
Gwynn William J. (Muller & Gwynn) r. 127 Kearny
1^" Gwynn. See Guinn and Gwin
Gwyther Harry, plumber Sanders & Co., r. 1106 Broad-
way
Gyarmathy Denis, porter, r. 521 Green
Gyergyanfy Henry, cook John H. Mentz, r. NE cor
First and Brannan
Gyle S. A. & Co., merchants (Tehama, Cal.) office 210
Davis
Gyselaar John H. (Hays & Gyselaarj r. Oakland
Gysen Albert L., stoves and tinware, 106 Jackson, r.
401 O'Farrell
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Haab David, waiter P. C. SS. Los Angeles
Haack Charles, laborer, r. 245 De Boom
Haack Katie, widow, r. 126 Fern Av
Haack Rudolph C, tinsmith, r. 421 Bush
Haaf Edward ai., student Pac. Business College r.
29 Willow Av
Haaf Jacob, mason and contractor, office 516 Kearny,
r. 29 Willow Av
Haaf Louis J. , student Pac. Business College, r. 29
Willow Av
Haag Alexander, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 326 Fifth
Haag Eberhard, cabinetmaker, r. 615 Natoma
Haag Frederick, bootblack, r. 673 Clementina
Haag John B., carpenter Joseph Scheerer & Co.
Haagen Paul, driver Omnibus RR., r. 112 Natoma
Haah G. S., watchman P. C. SS. George W. Elder
Haak Peteu, solicitor New Atlantic Hotel
Haake George H. C, proptr Pac. Oyster House. 337
Bush, r. 928 Mission
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Haake John C, commission merchant, r. 934 Dolores
Haake Louis, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Everett, r. 83 Everett
Haake Louis (Haake & Hagedorn) r. 222 Elm Av
Haake & Hagedoru (Louis Haake and August Hage-
dorn) proptrs Eureka So(ia Works, 723 Turk
iK^Haake. See Hacke
Haar Henry (Haar & Walker) r. 533 Greenwich
Haar & Walker (Henry Haar and Albert D. Walker)
liquor saloon, 501 Dupont
Haas Abraham, manager Pac. Fertilizing Co., r. 1019
Sutter
Haas Abraham, salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co., r.
1311 Octavia
Haas Abraham, watchman, r. 139 Page
Haas Andrew, billiard maker, r. Turk St. Hotel
Haas August H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Haas Brothers (Charles A., Kalman and William)
importers and wholesale groceries and provisions,
100-102 California
Haas Charles A. (Haas Brothers) 100 California
Haas Da\'id Mrs., widow, r. 5 Chatham PI
Haas Florence, Barbers' Pro. Union, 312 Post
Haas Frederick R., bookkeeper Sol. Wangenheim &
Co., r. 1715 Sutter
Haas George, candy manufacturer and confec-
tiouer, 824 Market, r. Alameda
Haas George S., clerk L. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. 717
Polk
Haas Henry, shoecutter, r. 717 Polk
Haas .Jacob (Haas & Wieners) r. 314 First
Haas Jacob (Hellman, Haas & Co., Los Angeles Cal.)
r. 209 Dupont
Haas John, shutter maker Charles H. Leavitt
Haas Joseph H., machinist, r. 113 Silver
Haas Julius, physician, office and r. 305 Kearny
Haas Kahuan (Haas Brothers) r. New York
Haas Lawrence, barber, r. 6 Bernard
Haas Louis, capitalist, r. 127 Kearny
Haas Louis S., bookkeeper ■ Lilieuthal & Co., r. 1715
Sutter
Haas Louisa Miss, hairdresser, r. 314 First
Haas Marcus, cabinetmaker, r. 317 Bush
Haas Martin, jeweler, r. 717 Polk
Haas Michael H., bookbinder, r. 113 Silver
Haas Morris, tailor, 802 Larkin
Haas Richard, plumber, r. 314 First
Haas Rudolph, butcher, r. 5 Chatham PI
Haas Samuel, carriagemaker, r. 139 Page
Hass Samuel, SherifTs keeper, r. 717 Polk
Haas Samuel A., bookkeeper M. A. Gunst & Co., r.
1019 Sutter
Haas Solomon, real estate, r. 1715 Sutter
Haa.s Theresa, widow, r. 113 Silver
Haas Thomas, laborer Philadelphia Brewery
Haas William (Haas Brothers) r. 1717 Van Ness Av
Haas William, butcher, r. 1006 Union
Haas William, cook, r. 4 Bryant Av
Haas William W., capitalist, r. 1311 Octavia
Haas & Wieners (Jacob Haas and August C. Wieners)
liquor saloon, 232 First
l^"HaaR. See Hass
Haase Charles, waiter, r. 1215 Pacific, rear
Haase Frank, longshoreman, r. 6 Beale PI
Haase Hermann, tailor, r. 15 Monroe
Haase Herman H. D., liquor saloon, SE cor
Spear and Harrison, andNE cor Main and Bryant,
r. 423 Harrison
Haase Marx, waiter, r. 1627 Powell
Haase William, waiter Siegfried's Hotel, 228 Bush
Habeiiiiht Fritz (Rodgera, Meyer & Co.) r. 1321 Pine
Habenicht Fritz, carpenter, r. 10 August Alley
Haber Ferdinand A., traveling agent Arpad Haraszthy
& Co., r. 909Laguna
Haber Henri I., salesman W. Cohen & Co., r. 1618
Sutter
Haber Joseph (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 2026 Cali-
fornia
Habergarten Joseph, liquor saloon, 202 Post, r. 2 Gar-
den
Haberland M. Mrs., r. 712 Washington
Haberlin John, shipsmith, r. 1224 Montgomery
Haberling JohnC, liquor saloon, 110 Dupont, r. 273
Stevenson
Habich Henry, carriagetrlmmer, r. 541 Minna
Habich Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 541 Minna
Habisch Martin, clerk, r. 605 Taylor
Hach Cliarlt'8, liquor saloon, 914 Market, r. 109 Taylor
Hachmeister Carl, candies, fruits, etc., 418 Third
Hack Frederick, J., watchman, r. 12 Mason
Hack George, r. 567 Minna
Hack John, lamplighter, r. 1436 Pine
Hack Joseph, machinist, r. 12 Mason
Hack Julius, machinist, r. 12 Mason
Hack Maggie Mrs., furnished rooms, 12 Mason
Hack Mary, widow, r. 726 Filbert
Hacke Christopher, groceries and liquors, 810 Sacra-
mento, r. 530 Eddy
Hacke Frederick H., assistant bookkeeper Madison &
Burke, r. 530 Eddy
Hacke Henry, salesman Helmken & Lackeman, r. 530
Eddy
O^Hacke. See Haake
Hacker Bernard, candy mnfr, 128 Third and 325
Kearny, r. 128 Third
Hacker Charles, drayman, r. 112 Chattanooga
Hacker Charles H., upholsterer, r. 112 Chattanooga
Hacker Edward, confectioner, r. 2815 Clay
Hacker John L., tailor, r. 824J^ Pacific
Hackett , r. 783 Folsom
Hackett David, porter S. P. Collins & Co., r. 424 San-
some
Hackett Edward, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Hackett James, tinsmith, r. 751 Natoma
Hackett James, waterteuder P. M. SS. City of Peking,
r. 40 Tehama.
Hackett Jeremiah, hostler, r. 726 Natoma, rear
Hackttt John, boilermaker, r. 33^ Zoe, rear
Hackett Lincoln E., clerk S.F. News Co., r. 7M Stock-
ton
Hackett Lou Miss, copyist, r. 771 Mission
Hackett Louis, driver 0. J. Hawley & Co., r. 1034 Fol-
som
Hackett Luke, boilermaker, r. 1227 Columbia
Hackett Maggie, domestic 1428 Post
Hackett Mark, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Hackett Mary, widow, r. 606 Stockton
Hackett Patrick, tailor, r. 3 Perry
Hackett Thomas, fireman P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 541
First
Hackett Victor O., porter Joseph T. Terry & Co.
Hackett Walter ^., captain S. P. C. RR. stmr Bay City,
r. 44 Third
Hackl»y Robert J., chief engineer SS. Victoria, r. 304
Third
Hackley Simeon, salesman Ackerson, Moore & Co., r.
2503 Sacramento
Hackmann Frederick, captain schr P. & R. No. 6, of-
I fice 7 Clay
Hackmann Henry, cook, r. 63 Shipley
Hackmeier PhiUp, cook Philadelphia House
Hackmeier's Hotel, Tanzer & Co. proptrs, 512 Bush
Hackney Frederick E., solicitor Pac. Box Factory, r.
NW cor Clipper and Diamond
Hacrow James, seaman P. C. SS. Gipsy
Hade David, laborer, r. 83 Stevenson, rear
Hade Richard, blacksmith, r. 31 Clara
Hadel Bartel, clerk M. D. Meyer, r. SW cor Stockton
and Washington
Hadeler Augustus, porter Cutter, Lloyd & Co., r. 611
Natoma
Haden Porter, day inspector Custom House, r. 11 Mon-
roe
B^"Haden. See Hayden
Hadenfeldt Charles (Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden
feldt) r. 105 Oak
Hader Tewes, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Haderly William, engineer, r. 11 Dale PI
Hadler Henry, longshoreman, r. 36 Spear
Hadler William, tinsmith, r. 36 Spear
Hadley Albert F., stairbuilder, r. 2 Boston PI
Hadley Charles W., machinist, r. 137 Third
Hadley Dykeman L., wood, coal, hay and grain, 1704
Eddy, r. 1105 Pierce
Hadley Fred W. (Hadley & Doud) r. 737 Market
Hadley Laura, widow, r. 216 Eddy
Hadley Moses F., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,r. 2526
Webster
Hadley Thomas, plasterer, r. 134 Fourth
Hadley Walter, barber, 262 Third
Hadley Walter, cigars and tobacco, 619 Sacramento, r.
Adams House
Hadley & Doud (Fred. W. Hadley and Aaron Doud)
stockbrokers, 327 Pine
Hadllch August, laborer, r. 1103 Folsom
Hadlock Ellsworth, carpenter, r. 635 Stevenson
Hadrlch John L., shoemaker Anton Koenig, r. 261
Minna
Hadsell George, workman coiner's dept U. 8. Mint, r.
Oakland
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Hadsill Lewis, hackmau, r. 209 Second
Haedrich Herman, clerk, r. 258 Stevenson
Haehnlen R. Mrs., widow, r. 505 O'Farrell
Haens William, seaman schr Aiirara, r. 47 Sacra-
meuto
Haerman Andrew, deckhand, r. 114 William
Haesebrouck Leonard, foreman Charles Roche, r. 1512
Polk
Haesloop Christian, r. SW cor Twenty-third and Va-
lencia
Haesloop Christian, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Haesloop Detmar, proprietor North Pacific Ho-
tel, NE cor Jackson and Drumm
Haesloop Fritz, clerk J. H. Winter, r. 601 Geary
Haesters Franz, teacher music, r. 725 Grove
Haesters Julius, clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
725 Grove
Hafenger Mary, widow, r. 28 Rauach
Hafer John, machinist, r. 127 Jackson
I Hafey William, tanner, r. 522 Eighth
Haffener George W., engraver, 9 Geary
Haffeney Frank, clerk Harris Bros., r. Columbia, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Haffey James, carder, r. Florida, bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Haffey Patrick, laborer, r. N s Columbia, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Hafifkey F., Sheriff's keeper, r. 2201 Larkln
Hafford Louis, postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 2314 Mason
Haffori Samuel, carpenter, r. 2314 Mason
Hafner Paul, bootmaker, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Haft Eugene E., attorney at law, 507 Montgomery, r.
234 Bush
Hagan Benjamin (Hagan & Manheim) r. 1812 Sutter
Hagan Edward, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 10 Louisa
Hagan Eugene, liquor saloon, 523 Mission
Hagan James, r. 212 Grove, rear
Hagan James, wood and coal, 429-431 Third
Hagan John, contractor, 432 Kearny, r. 1718 Brod-
erick
Hagan John, cook, r. 853 Harrison
Hagan John, laborer C. P. RR., r. 10 Louisa
Hagan John, Longshoremen's Ben. Assn, 737 Mission
Hagan Julia, widow, r. 637 Minna
Hagan Louis, clerk Friedlander Bros., r. 1812 Sutter
Hagan Margaret, groceries, 335 Fifth
Hagan Margaret E., widow, r. 1009 Powell
Hagan Martin M., clerk Hagan & Manheim, r. 1812
Sutter
Hagan Michael, horseshoer, r. 418 Natoma
Hagan Patrick, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Hagan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 12 Bioadway
Hagan Patrick J., butcher, r. 807Branuan
Hagan Richard, boatman, r. 11 Pacific
Hagan Robert, whipmaker, r. 642 Capp
Hagan T., expressman, NE cor Second and Mission, r.
139 Dore
Hagan William, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont-
gomery
Hagan Winifred Mrs., r. 10 Louisa
Hagan m Manheim (Benjamin Hagan and Isaac
Manheim) commercial brokers and resident agents
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co., and Scottish
Union and National Insurance Co., 401 California
fi^"Hagan. See Hagen
Hagaus Anna, shirtmaker, r. 1573 Market
Hagans George W., music typographer and publisher,
532 Clay, r. 1-573 Market
Hagar F.dward C, bookkeeper A. M. Benham, r. Oak-
land
Hagar William, teamster, r. 1707 Turk
Hagarty Patrick S., corporal police, r. C42 Stevenson
Hagarty William, laborer, r. SW cor Masonic and
Santa Rosa Avs
Hagedorn Alexander C, ropemaker, r. NEcor Bay and
Mason
Hagedorn August (Haake & Hagedorn) r. 222 Elm Av
Hagedorn August, groceries and liquors, 321 Bryant
Hagedorn Frederick, engineer, r. 1 Warren PI
Hagedorn Henry W., carriagepainter, r. 343 Fifth
Hagedorn William, laborer, r. 1122Vallejo
Hagedorn William, miller, r. 512 Fourth
Hagedorn William, varnisher, r. 343 Fifth
Hagedorn Willliam H., boxmaker, r. 179 Clara
Hagemaier Charle.s, draftsman, r. 565 Howard
Hageman Charles, butcher, r. 1117 Mission
Hageman George (Hageman & Haquette) t. 723 Bush
Hageman H. Ferdinand, master mariner, r. 100 H
Jackson
Hageman Maurice, actor Winter Garden, r. 7 Stock-
ton
Hageman William, baker Vienna Bakery
Hageman & Haquette (George Hageman and
Ernest Haquette) proprietors Crystal Palace
saloon, 5 Kearny and 12 Geary
Hagemann E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hagemann F. & Co. (Frederick Hagemann Jr.,
John A. Schaertzer and estate of Henry Spreckels)
proprietors Albany Brewery, 71-75 Everett
Hagemann Frederick Jr. (F. Hagemann & Co.) r. 831
Howard
Hagemann Hermann (Hermann Hagemann & Co.) r. 80
Everett
Hagemann Hermann & Co. (Hermann Hage-
mann and George W. Morse, hatters, 329 Kearny
Hagemann Philip, bakery, 1049 Howard
Hagemann Robert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hagemann William, r. 522 Shotwell
Hagen Alexander, drive i- N. Gray & Co., r. 641 Sacra-
mento
Hagen Bernard, laborer, r. 528 Sixth
Hagen Charles W., clerk, r. 415 Brannan
Hagen Claus, teamster, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and E,
South S. F.
Hagen Frank, tailor, r. 706 Jones
Hagen J. J., merchant tailor, 839 Valencia
Hagen John, laborer, r. 48 Baldwin Court
Hagen Louis A., compositor, r. 32 Fourth
Hagen Robert, r. 1801 Jones
Hagen Rudolph, commercial traveler, r. 10 Bond
KF" Hagen. See Hagan
Hagenah D.. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hagenkamp Adolph, tailor, r. 214 Clara
Hagenkamp Adolph T. Jr., tailor, r. 214 Clara
Hagenkamp Louis K., student Pac. Business College,
r. 214 Clara
Hagenmeyer Engelbert T. (Hagenmeyer & Heinz) r.
1008 Jackson
Hagenmeyer & Heinz (Engelbert T. Hagenmeyer and
Conrad Hiuze) plumbers, gasfitters and tinners, 311
Montgomery Av
Hagenow Louisa Mrs., physician, office and r. 1221
Mission
Hager Carl N. G., driver J.W. Evans, r. 123 Welsh
Hager Charles A., driver A.W. Lind, r. Alameda
Hager George, proprietor Mint Saloon, 605 Com-
mercial, r. 616 Sacramento
Hager George, teamster, r. 634 Fourth
Hager John S., attorney at law, r. Palace Hotel
Hager Matilda, widow, r. 125 Welsh
Hager William, shoemaker, 3 Washoe PI
Hagerty Catherine, domestic 621 Leavenworth
Hagerty Daniel, carpenter, r. 1202 Howard
Hagerty Edward, longshoreman, r. 11 Pacific
Hagerty Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 30}^ Louisa
Hagerty John, gasfitter, r. 915 Folsum
Hagerty John, laborer, r. 978 Harrison
Hagerty Julia, widow, r. 7 Liberty
Hagerty K. Mrs. , r. 771 Mission
Hagerty Patrick, laborer, r. Howard House
Hagerty Robert, morocco tinisher, r.W s Church, bet
Twenty-seveutli and Iiaucan
Hagerty Thomas F., inventor, r. 4 Henrietta Square
flS^ Hagerty. See Haggorty, Heagerty and Hegarty
Hagerup Frederick C, dyeing and scouring, 148 Third
Haggerty Daniel A., packer Aclserman Bros., r. 4405^
Jessie
Haggerty Dennis, laborer, r. 429 Francisco
Haggerty Helen, cook 30 Hawthorrje
Haggerty James, blacksmith, r. 12 Bernice
Haggerty Jame.s, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Apache, r.
North Pacific Hotel
Haggerty James W. (E. Moreau & Co.) r. 219 Mason
Haggerty Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1030 Potrero Av
Haggerty Jeremiah, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Haggerty John, laborer, r. NWcorNinthand PointLo-
bos Avs
Haggerty John, laborer P. M. S3. Co's Wharf
Haggerty John, pleating, 9 Geary
Haggerty Mary, widow, r. 314 Main, rear
Haggerty Michael, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont-
gomery
Haggerty Michael, salesman Henry B. Hixson, r. 1220
Market
Haggerty Patrick, laborer, r. 504 Howard
Haggerty Peter, shipcalker, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Columbia and Bryant
Haggerty Timothy C, shoemaker, r. 332 Guerrero
Haggerty William, glassblower, r. 1202 H Howard
lALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Spear St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Biock.)
HAG
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U^Haggerty. See Hagerty, Heagerty and Hegarty
Haggett Alma, r. 523 Taylor
flaggett Elizabeth M., widow, r. 523 Taylor
Haggett Forrest F., mattressmaker, r. 523 Taylor
Haggett George W., extraman Engine No. 1, S. F. F.
D., r. 16 Ohio
Haggett Rosa, widow, r. 14 Ohio
Haggin B. C, miner, r. 314 Bush
Haergin James B. , attorney at law. 47-51 Nevada
Block, r. 1250 Taylor
Haggin Joseph B., physician, office and r. 235 Kearny
rooms ."5-6
Hagifin Louis T., attorney at law, 53 Nevada
Block, r. 1310 Taylor
Haggin Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Hagglund John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Hagler John, liquor saloon, 419 Bush, r. 421 Bush
Haglund C. J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hagmaier Charles, mechanical engineer Salkeld &
Eckart, r. 565 Howard
Hagman Charles, laborer, r. Gercke's Hotel
Hagmau F., tailor, r. 1805 Stockton
Hagman John (Nicolai & Hagman) r. Alameda
Hagman P. M., lumber commission merchant.lS Clay,
r. Fruit Vale
Hagqvist Charles R., carjienter, r. 43 Minna
Hagspihl Oscar, music writer, r. 14?^ Mason, rear
Hagstrom Carl, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Hagstrom C. M., oarriagetrimmer, 128 O'Farrell
Hagstrom N. P., carriagetrimmer, r. 128 O'Farrell
Hague Charles J., captain stmr Dora, office 310 San-
some, r. 110 Eleventh
Hague Jouathaii, Superintendent Western Fur
and Trading Co., 430 California, r. Oakland
Hague Samuel, machinist, r. 127 Jackson
Hahl Peter, clerk William Schultz, r. SW cor Bryant
and First
Hahm Fritz, clerk Henry Ebblnghausen, r. SE cor
Third and Howard
Hahn A. C, fancy goods, 124 Kearny, r. 1053 Golden
Gate Av
Hahn Adolph A., clerk Kast & Co., r. 1141 Howard
Hahn Andrew, waiter, r. 115 Prospect PI
Hahn Annie, domestic 427 Hayes
Hahn Annie Miss,8aleBladyMr8. S. Mish.r. 1925 Union
Hahn August (August Hahn & Co., and Hahn & Kel-
ler) r. 2017 Bush
Hahn August, capitalist, r. 668 Walnut Av
Hahn August & Co.(Augiist Hahn and George Lehner)
wagonmakers and horse shoers, 14 Broadway
Hahn Carl O., merchant, r. 1053 Golden Gate Av
Hahn Charles F., teacher music, r. 2128 Howard
Hahn David D., driver Market St. RR., r. 1308 Na-
toma
Hahn Edmund, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 416
Fourth
Hahn Elizabeth B., widow, r. 1610 Pacific Av
Hahn Emil J., shoecutter Kast & Co., r. 1141 Howard
Hahn Eugene, bookkeeper, r. SE cor Mason and Fil-
bert
Hahn Frederica, domestic 1013 Van Ness Av
Hahn Frederick, driver, r. 350 Tehama
Hahn Gaston L., bookkeeper James J. E. Hawkins, r.
SE cor Filbert and Mason
Hahn George W., traveling salesman S. W. Rosenstock
.t Co., r. 29 Dupont
Hahn Henrietta, widow, r. 264 Golden Gate Av
Hahn Henry, butcher, r. 2547 Folsom
Hahn Henry, clerk H. G. Dun & Co., r. 1925 Union
Hahn Henry, teacher music Zeitska's Institute, r. 809
Union
Hahn Henry A., bookkeeper Michelssen, Brown .% Co.,
and secretary Tule Carpet Lining Co., r. 2547 Fol-
som
Hahn Henry C, shoemaker, r. 228 Webster
Hahn Herman, butcher, r. 212 Perry
Hahn Hugo (Vogel it Hahn) r. 907 Bryant
Hahn John, city agent Fireniaiis Fund Insurance Co.,
401 Calitoruia, r. SK cor Filbert and Mason
Hahn John W., sugar refiner, r. 1925 Union
Hahn Julius, bartender, r. 774 Folsom
Hahn Robert C, gents' furnishing goods, 1008 Market,
r. 1008 M Market
Hahn Rudolph H., clerk Dwyer, Skaife & Robertson, r.
2128 Howard
Hahn Sabina, widow, r. NE cor Grove and Lott
Hahn Samuel L., bookkeeper Hahn& Cohen, r. 1214
Geary
Hahn Sellgman (Hahn & Cohen) r. 1214 Geary
Hahn William, r. 931 Natoma
Hahn William, artist, 240 Montgomery, rooms IB-lQi
Hahn William, butcher, r. 240 Jessie
Hahn William, watchman, r. 1925 Union
Hahn & Cohen (Seligman Hahn and Mercado Cohen)
mnfrs cigars, 326 Clay
Hahn & Keller (August Hahn and Richard Keller)
proptrs Laurel Grove Dairy, E a Lott, bet Grove
and Fulton
Hahne Babette, widow, furnished rooms, 623 Cali-
fornia
Hahnemann Albert, bakery, 980 Harrison
Haight Charles, bartender, r. 43 Vallejo
Haight Clarence A., bookkeeper John Skinker, r. 221
Powell
Haight Diana, widow, r. 119 Powell
Haight Frederick, soapmaker, r. 20 Page
Haight Frederick B. , clerk Robert Haight & Co., r. 110
Leavenworth
Haiglit George W, (Taylor & Haight) attorney at
law, 207 Sansome, r. 614 Sutter
Haight Grammar School, S. A. White principal, W 8
Mission, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Haight Harrison, patternmaker, r. 503 Leavenworth
Haight Henry H. Mrs., widow, treasurer Protestant
Orphan Asylum, r. 710 Leavenworth
Haight House, Patrick Biggins proprietor, 630 Bran-
nan
Haight Minnie B. Miss, teacher, r. 710 Leavenworth
Haight Robert (Robert Haight & Co.) r. 130 Second
Haight Robert & Co. (Robert Haight) commission
merchants, and wholesale dairy produce and pro-
visions, 226 Front
Haile Anton, expressman, NW cor Jackson and Kear-
ny, r. 16 Bryant Av
Haile Mary, domestic 2204 Jones
Hailer Emma Miss, saleslady Bernard Hacker, r. 101
Tehama
Hailer Henry, helper George H. Fuller, r. 101 Te-
hama
Hailes Edward A., janitor Chronicle Bldg, r. 108 Sec-
ond
Hain Adolph, barber, and cigars and tobacco, 1206
Polk, r. 921 J4 Post
Hain Charles H., clerk Schoenholz Bros. & Co.,r. 2518
Sacramento
Hain Jesse, stencil cutter, r. 2518 Sacramento
8^ Hain. See Hayne
Haines A. M., collector L. & E. Emanuel, r. 319 Pine
Haines Catherine Mrs., laundress Occidental Hotel
Haines Daniel L., stable foreman United Carriage Co.,
r. 9 Harlan PI
Haines Decimus H., salesman Samuel More & Co., r.
737 Market
Haines Francis W., barber, 804 Folsom, r. 3 Torrens
Court
Haines Frederick K., salesman A. T. Eggleston, r. 521
O'Farrell
Haines George, waiter, r. 444 Spear
Haines Hannah, widow, r. 508 Bryant
Haines James, r. 444 Brannan
Haines Joseph D., electric pen writer, 108 Leidesdorff,
r. Oakland
Haines Lewis C, conductor Market St. RR., r. 2123
Mission
Haines M. B., engineer California St. RR., r. 1513
Polk
Haines Millard W., carpenter, r. 508 Bryant
Haines S. N., engineer, r. 503 Folsom
B^Haines. See Haynes
Hainque Martial (Tait & Hainque) r. 20 Clinton Park
Hair E., porter Anglo-Californiau Bank, r. 434 Union
Bs^Hair. See Hare
Hais Frank J., sausagemaker and liquor saloon, 404
Twenty-second
Haist Jacob, bak«r, r. 625 Clay
Haiz Herman, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 240
Second
Haker George, salesman W. Haker & Hinz, r. 2410
Washington
Hakei- W. & Hiiiz (William Haker and William
Hinz) importers millinery, silks, velvet, etc., 545
Market ; New York office 530 Broadway, Paris
office 22 Rue Richer
Haker William (W. Haker & Hinz) r. 2410 Washington
Halansy Charles, cook, r. .530 Bush
Halausy Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 530 Bush
Halcrow James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Halcrow Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
HaUlan Edward B. (Butler & Haldan) 413 California
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to Braverman «!t l.evy
119 MONTGOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WANIIINO CAI.L.EI> FOK ABf» DK1.IVKRED.
OFFICK, 648 MARKET SiTBEET.
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Haldy Samuel, pantryman, r. 817 Montgomery
Hale Charles S., carpenter E. O. West
Hale Clarence J., cashier Dunham, Carrlgan & Co., r.
2.")18 Webster
Hale Emma Miss, r. 715 Polk
Hale Frank, laborer, r. 617 Second
Hale Henry M., with Rodgers, Meyer & Co., r. 932
Mission
Hale Horace, r. 118 Jones
Hale Hubbard A,, foreman canroom George H. Tay &
Co., r. 53-1 J4 Natoma
Hale Jamee W., wool dealer, NW cor Fifth and Blux-
ome, r. 153.5 Howard
Hale Jennie, domestic 2522 Howard
Hale John B., waiter, r. Ill Natoma
Hale Joseph, laborer, r. 207 Pacific
Hale Mary Mrs., r. 617 Second
Hale Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 715 Polk
Hale Orrin F., stationery and notions, 129 Seventh
Hale Susan M., widow, r. 1527 Sutter
Hnle William Jr., attorney at law, 534 Califor-
nia, r. 1527 Sutter
Hale William E. (Hale & Co.) r. Oakland
Hale William F., clerk, r. 20 Clementina
Hale William F., physician and surgeon, office and r.
612 Taylor
Hale William G., r. Commercial Hotel
Hale William J., painter, r. 3 Cedar Av
Hale & Co. (William E. Hale) stockbrokers, 317 Mont-
gomery
Hale & Norcross Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Joel F. Lightner secretary, 58 Nevada Block
8^- Hale. See Haile
Halet Joseph, teamster, r. cor Fifth Av and M, South
S. F.
Haiey , cattle dealer, r. 771 Mission
Haley Bartlett R. (Dennan & Haley) r. 516 Second
Haiey Charles, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Haley Charles, waiter C. P. RR. stmr Modoc, r. NW
cor Hyde and Vallejo
Haley Charles M., clerk freight auditor 0. P. RR., r.
574 Folsom
Haley Charles S., physician and surgeon, office 920
Market, r. Oakland
Haley Daniel, speculator, r. 29 DnpoiJt
Haley Daniel, washer, r. 144 Freelon
Haley Daniel T., milk ranch, 2002 Greenwich
Haley Dermott, laborer, r. 18 Hunt
Haley Frank, boxmaker, r. 1519 Montgomery
Haley George, packer, r. NW cor Fillmore and Fran-
cisco
Haley Helen Miss, r. W s Scott, nr Clay
Haley Howard, ship joiner, r. 16 Hampton
Haley J., laborer Hancock & Kelso
Haley James M., clerk Gustave Michalitschke, r. 1610
Leavenworth
Haley James W., dairyman, SE cor Lombard and
Webster
Haley Jennie, domestic 1210 Larkin
Haley Jeremiah, glassblower, r. 22 Zoe
Haley Jeremiah, laborer, r. l->8 Shipley
Haley Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 422 Fremont
Haley J. M. Mrs., cojiyist U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. NE cor Taylor and Turk
Haley John, boilermaker's helper, r. St. Nicholas
Hotel
Haley John, driver, r. G29 Vallejo
Haley John, laborer, r. 212 First
Haley John, laborer, r. 429 Stevenson
Haley John, laborer, r. 1412 Stockton
Haley John, liquor saloon, NE cor Green and Stock-
ton, r. 546 Green
Haley John, peddler, r. 5 Park Av
Haley John, peddler, r. W s Wayne, nr Old Hickory,
B. H.
Haley John, seaman, r. E s Chenery, nr Randall
Haley John, watchman, r. 22 Zoe
Haley .Toliii J., real estate agent C. P. RR., NE
cor Fourth and Townseud, room 40, r. 1214 Hyde
Haley John M., eclectic physician, office 21 Dupont,
r. Oakland
Haley Kate, r. 1519 Montgomery
Haley M. A., domestic 1926 Pine
Haley Mark, laborer, r. 732 Natoma
Haley Mary A. Mrs., groceries, 138 Shipley
Haley Mary C, domestic 900 Van Ness Av
Haley Mighacl, laborer, r. 13J^ Maria
Haley Michael, laborer, r. 207 Folsom
Haley Michael, laborer, r. 320 Townsend
Haley Michael, laborer, r. 211 Folsom
Haley Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Thirteenth and
Harrison
Haley Michael C, dairy, 2002 Greenwich
Haley Michael E., carriage maker, r. 1610 Leaven-
worth
Haley Morgan, r. 1519 Montgomery
Haley Patrick, driver James A. Brown
Haley Patrick, laborer, r. SGlJi Minna
Haley Robert S., clerk City and County Hospital
Haley Samuel M. B., manager Tunitas Petroleum Co.,
office 405 California, r. 2207 Fillmore
Haley T. H., master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel
Haley Thomas, r. 5 Decatur
Haley Thomas, laborer, r. 125 Shipley
Haley Thomas, sewing machine agent, r. 250 Clemen-
tina
Haley Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Haley Willard, compositor C. W. Nevin & Co., r. Oak-
land
Haley William, dairyman, r. 2002 Greenwich
Haley William, longshoreman, r. 32 >4 Natoma
Haley W. M., wharfinger Main St. Wharf, r. NW cor
Clay and Powell
8^"Haley. See Healey and Healy
Half Moon Bay Colony, Muller & Gwynn agents,
office 127 Kearny
Halferty Frank, oiler O. and 0. SS. Gaelic, r. cor
Eighth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Haliord C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 771 Mission
Halford H. Mis.s, dressmaker, r. 771 Mission
Halford J., molder Industrial Iron Works
Halford Joseph, clerk John Longhead, r. 1601 Polk
Halford Thomas E., carpenter, r. 211 Minna
Halin Peter, bartender, r. 521 Pacific
Halkens Sophia Miss, saleslady Annie Lundin, r. 248
Fourth
Halkeft William, carriagemaker, 36 Hayes, r. 118
Fell
Hall Abijah L., salesman C. D. Ladd, r. 12 Hopeton
Terrace
Hall Abraham, bookkeeper Miller & Hall, r. 1612
Clay
Hall Adeline, widow, r. 16 Seventh
Hall A. I. (A. I. Hall & Son) r. New York
HALL A. L & SON ,a. i. a«d
Ed'ward A. ) conimisgion merchants and
maunfactiirers' agents, 5!J8-530 Mar-
ket^ and 27-29 Sntter
Hall Albert, machinist, r. 14 Lewis
Hall Albert E. , foreman William Megilligan, r. Old
San Jose road, nr Industrial School
Hall Albert S., wharfinger, r. 604 Capp
Hall Alexander, watchman Shot Tower, r. W s
Church, bet Army and Twenty-seventh
Hall Alexander D., carpenter and builder, r. E s Fol-
som. nr Precita PI, B. H.
Hall Alfred, glazier, r. 102 Ninth
Hall Alfred V., student Pac. Business College, r. 1711
Buchanan
Hall Andrew A., porter The Baldwin, r. 127 Chatta-
nooga
Hall Arthur L., engineer, r. 2625 Sacramento
Hall Atwood C, varnisher Union Furniture Manufac-
tory
Hall Belle Mrs., forewoman W. Cohen & Co., r. 807
Mission
Hall Benjamin, porter J. C. Merrill & Co., r. 234
Kitcli
Hall Benjamin J., assistant wagon master Wells,
Fargo Jt Co's Express, r. 720 California
Hall Brothers (Henry K. and Winslow G.) ship-
builders Port Blakeley, W. T., office 28 California
Hall B. S., widow, r. 825 Twentieth
Hall C. Mrs., furnished rooms. 104 Taylor
Hall Charles, butcher, r. 125 Silver
Hall Charles, plumber, r. 1418 Geary
Hall Charles, whiteuer, E s Webster, bet Sutter and
Post
Hall Charles E., soapboiler, r. SW cor Seventeenth
and Channel
Hall Charles F., first officer P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 49
Stanly PI
Hall Charles H., policeman, r. 1725 Sacramento
Hall Charles P., attorney at law, r. 101 Twenty-fourth
Hall Charles K., piano factory, 12-16 Golden
Gate Av
Hall Charlotte, widow, r. 125 Silver
Hall Charlotte, widow, r. 709 Devisadero
Hall C. I., mnfr straw burners, r. 765 Howard
G. W. CLARK & CO.
045 IVIarkot St., Wholcfale a\id Retail dealers In Paper
iMTCDirvD ncrnDATHDC »l»"Sri"P». and nil kimls of Window
INTERIOR DECORATORS, shuJe aiuurjftl.s and Fixtures.
UlUnUt rV CDICDC J?. UAVCC FUIiTOBr XKOBT ^VORKS, 213 Fremont Street.
nlllvnLtT, drlHriO 0( riH I uO; Manufacturers of Susrar milH, Vacnmn Pans, Et«w
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Hall Cornelius I. B., dealer sugar beet, r. 714 Geary
Hall Cyrenius M. (Hall & Co.) r. 9 Taylor
Hall David A., lieutenant commanding U. S. revenue
Btmr J. F. Hartley, r. 912 Pine
Hall Dennis S., carpenter, r. 726 Laguna
Hall E. B. Mrs., r. 106 Taylor
Hall Edward, r. 22 Geary
Hall Edward, candymaker, r. 234 Ritch
Hall Edward A. (A. I. Hall & Son) r. 1312 Taylor
Hall Edward B., carpet dealer, r. 1516 Broderick
Hall Edward D., copyist Superior Court Dept No. 9,
r. 1227 Clay
Hall Edward F. Jr. (Edward F. Hall & Co.) r.
1717 California
HaU Edward F. & Co. (Edward F. Hall Jr.)
stockbrokers, 330 Pine
Hall Edward K., compositor Chronicle, r. 1413 Dupont
Hall Edward L., collector Home Mutual Insurance
Co., r. Oakland
Hall Edward M., mining secretary, 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Bldg, r. Oakland
Hall Edward S., machinist, r. Fifteenth Av, bet R and
S, South S. F.
Hall Edward S., tinsmith W. S. Ray & Co., r. East
Berkeley
Hall Edwin, shoemaker, r. 5.50 Mission
Hall Edwin J., upholsterer, 504 Post, r. 818 Sutter
Hall E. J., r. 825 Twentieth
HaU Emma B., Mrs., proptr Woman's Aid Bureau,
r. 106 Taylor
Hall Ezekiel D., carpenter, r. 5 Railroad Av, South S.F.
Hall F. A., third officer P. C. SS. Senator, r. NW cor
Spear and Harrison
Hall Francis, leather and findings, 34 O'Farrell, r. 525
Franklin
Hall Francis L., machinist O. R. and N. SS. City of
Chester, r. 304 Folsom
Hall Frank, boilermaker, r. 1711 Buchanan
Hall Frank, clerk Painter & Co., r. NE cor Lombard
and Fillmore
Hall Frank M., with R. B. Hall & Co., r. Oakland
Hall Frederick, attorney-at-law, 320 Sansome, r. Oak-
land
Hall Frederick, waiter City and County Hospital
Hall Frederick C, laborer Sea Wall, r.' 1414 Post
Hall Frederick D., cojjyist County Clerk, r. Grand
Hotel
Hall Gardner S., coffee saloon, 522 California, r. 19
Ninth
HaU Gaven D., attorney at law. r. 1018 Twentieth
Hall George (Lewis & Co.) r. 847 Harrison
Hall George, chairmaker, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Lombard
Hall George, driver, r. Old San JosiS Road, nr Indus-
trial School
Hall George A., student Pac. Business College, r. 847
Harrison
Hall George M., clerk, r. 001 Natoma
Hall George W., clerk London and S. F. Bank, r.
Alameda
HaU George W., hostler, r. 73 Stevenson
Hall George W., laborer, r. 254 Perry
Hall Gilbert C. (Davlsson. Hall & Co.) r. Alameda
HaU G. M., farmer, r. 1118 Howard
HaU H., r. 8 Polk Lane
HaU Hans, watchman stmr Alex. Duncan, r. 3173<
Union
Hall Harvey, toll collector Green St. Wharf, r. 2930
Howard
HaU H. E., attorney at law, 623 Commercial, r. Oak-
land
HaU Henry, starter N. B. and M. RR., r. 7 Perry
HaU Henry A., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 213
Dupont
HaU Henry K. (Hall Brothers) r. Port Blakeley,
Washington Territory
Hall Henry M., bookkeeper Zadig, WoUberg & Co.. r
914 Taylor
Hall Heury M., bricklayer and plasterer, r. 1 Kent
Hall Herbert E., clerk, r. 846 Mission
HaU H. W. Mrs., widow, teacher music, r. 220 Second
Hall Irving P., traveling agent, r. Revere House
HaU Isaac E., salesman C. Erzgraber & Co., r. NE cor
Lombard and Dupont
HaU Isaac R. (Ballard fc Hall) r. 1429 Geary
Hall J., master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel
HaU J. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hall Jniues (Crumiucy & Hall) r. 125 Silver
HaU James, ('lerk, r. 932 Pacific
HaU James, helper W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1227 H Clay
HaU Jamea, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Hall James, longshoreman, r. 18 Tehama
Hall James, sawfiler, r. NE cor Lombard and Fill-
more
Hall James Jr., glgger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. NE cor Lombard'and Fillmore
Hall James F., clerk, r. 104 Taylor
Hall James H., r. 211 Twenty-second
Hall James H., r. 1023 Stockton
Hall James M., carpenter, r. 44 Jessie
Hall James V., proptr Sacramento Boiler WorkB,
214-218 Beale, r. 1711 Buchanan
Hall Jane E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 504 Valencia
HaU John, capitalist, r. 636 Commercial
HaU John, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Amador, r. Oak-
land
Hall John, seaman P. C. SS. Bonita, r. 317}<i Union
Hall John, waiter P. C. SS. Ancon
Hall JolinC., attorney at law, 240 Montgomery,
rooms 3-4, r 2034 Bush
Hall Joliii C, wines and liquors, 842 Market, r.
411 Post
Hall John P., clerk, r. 1048 Folsom
Hall John S., pressman P. J. Thomas, r. NE cor Lom-
bard and Fillmore
Hall Joseph, blacksmith, r. 322 Third
Hall Joseph C, policeman, r. 411 Post
HaU Joseph F. Mrs., r. 1021 Hyde
Hall Josiah, laborer S. P. RR., r. 322 Third
Hall Josie Miss, teacher music, r. 518 Taylor
Hall Julia, widow, r. 1503 Steiuer
Hall Leon, lubricator C. D. Ladd, r. lOHopeton Ter-
race
HaU Lovick P. S., compositor, r. 737 Howard
Hall Luther A., route agent Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, r. Russ House
Hall M. A. Mrs., proptr Chester House, 100 Post
Hall Mabel Miss, carpetsewer, r. 1503 Steiner
HaU Marcus, captain bark Annie Johnson
Hall Marcus P., stockbroker, 330 Pine, r. The Bald-
win
Hall Maude Miss, compositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond
& Sun, r. 1413 Mission
Hall M. C, packer S. F. News Co., r. 1118 Howard
HaU Milton R., clerk Davisson, Hall & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Hall Nathaniel, barber, r. 28 Stone
Hall Nicholas P., gardener, r. 620 Commercial
Hall of Records, new City HaU, SE cor Larkin
and McAllister
Hall P. Mrs., teacher music, r. Abbotsford House
Hall Peter, r. 30 Minna
HaU Peter, shipjoiner, r. 624 Fourth
HaU Philander D. Jr., salesman James De La Montan-
ya, r. 1510 Taylor
Hall Ralph, cigars and tobacco, 1128 >< Folsom
Hall Raymond, policeman, r. 1206 Market
HaU R. B. & Co. (Richard B. Hall and G. P. Cornell)
Pacific Detective Bureau, 32 Stevenson Building
Hall Richard, bricklayer and plasterer, r. 1 Kent
Hall Richard B. (R. B. Hall & Co.) r. Oakland
Hall Richard B., physician, office and r. 1415 Stock-
ton
Hall Robert (Howe & HaU) r. 825 Twentieth
Hall Robert, machinist, r. 14 Lewis
Hall Robert C, bookkeeper Spring Valley W.W.,r. 914
Taylor
HaU Robert H., traveling agent Huntington, Hopkins
& Co., r. 715 Sanchez
Hall Samuel, carpenter, r. 35 Garden
Hall Samuel H. , physician, office and r. 326
Kearny
Hall Samuel M. (Hall & Kearney) r. 2022 Van Ness Av
HaU Sarah B. Miss, missionary, r. 1615 California
Hall Sarah L., widow, r. 1227 M Clay
HaU Seth P., attorney at law, 324 Pine, room 5, r. 101
Twenty-fourth
Hall S. R. Mrs., confectionery, 18 Fourth
Hall S. Rush, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 18 Fourth
Hall Thomas, cook, r. 17 Valencia
HaU Thomas D., jewelry and clocks, 37 Sixth, r. 1130
Market
Hall T. J., engineer, r. 138 Gough
HaU William, butcher, r. 125 Silver
Hall William, clerk, r. 932 Pacific
Hall William, manager City Forge, r. 112 Fair Oaks
HaU William, mate stmr Mary Garratt
Hall William, packer, r. NE cor Lombard and Fill-
more
S6N FRANCISCO LftUNDRY
Washing Called for and Delivered
I MAPnnkiniiru importer of and dealer in coal and pig iron,
J. MMOUUlHUUun, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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, barreldealer, r. 1150 Folsom
laborer, r. cor Twenty-first Av and K,
Hall William, proptr Cal. Dairy, 8 s France Av, bet
MiBsion and San Bruno Road
Hall William, seaman, r. 717 Stockton
Hall William A., contractor, r. Market, bet Fourteenth
aud Fifteeuth
Hall William A., machinist City Forge, r. 100 J^ Sec-
ond
Hall William B., r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet San Jose
Av and Guerrero
Hall William D. L., clerk, r. 728 Capp
Hall William E., sergeant police, r. 1 Fifth
Hall William F., bartender, r. NW cor Stockton and
Ellis
Hall William H
Hall William J.
South S. F.
Hall Winslow, carj^enter and builder, 28 New Mont-
gomery, r. 424 Ellis
Hall Winslow G. (Hall Brothers) r. 1612 Clay
Hall W. K., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Hall Woodbury K., assistant foreman Oriental Bond-
ed Warehouse, r. 5 Railroad Av
Hall & Co. (Cyrenius M. Hall and Timothy J. Mul-
lane) dealers new and secondhand furniture, 9
Taylor
Hall Si Kearney (Samuel M. Hall and James
Kearney) proprietors Parker House, 617 Mont-
gomery
Hall's Safe and Loclt Co., C. B. Parcells mana-
ger, office and salesroom 211-213 California
Hallabiiugh Roy, salesman Ni>lan Bros., r. Oakland
Hallahan Annie, widow, r. E s Nebraska, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Hallahan Edward, cigarmaker, r. 134 Fourth
Hallahan Eugene, blacksmith, r. 1405 Folsom
Hallahan Eugene S., machinist, r. 247 Langton
Hallahan James, porter auditor's dept S. P. RB., r.
752 Folsom
Hallahan John, furniture polisher, r. 366Natoma
Hallahan Mary Miss, operator Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 637 Second
Hallahan Michael, laborer, r. 511 First
Hallahan Patrick, porterS. P. RR., r. 752 Folsom
Hallahan Thomas, laborer, r. .S Freelon
8^ Hallahan. See Holihan and Holohan
Hallaner Julia, domestic 649 Folsom
Hallbeck Theodore, btevedore, r. 3 Rushton PI
Halleck Building, E s Sansome, bet Sacramento and
Halleck
Halleckson Alexander, r. 1105 Powell
Hallecy Mary, domestic 1518 Clay
Haller'Blasius, printer F. Korbel &Bros., r.247 Ritch
Haller Joseph, foreman tinner Sol Wangenheim &
Co., r. N 8 Moulton, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Haller Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 1321 Wash-
ington
Haller J. S. Mrs., widow, r. 1321 Washington
Haller Lucas, woodturner, r. 240 Taylor
(^~ Haller. See Heller and Holler
Hallers Henry, teamster, r. cor Seventh and Railroad
Avs, South S. F.
Halles Charles, woolgrader George Abbot, r. cor Fol-
som and Eighth
Hallet Arthur, plumber, r. 519 Brannan
Hallet Edward, foreman Mission Rock Warehouse, r.
317 Third
Hallett Charles O., city agent J. W. Shaeflfer & Co., r.
1214 Mission
Hallett E. O., captain O. and O. SS. Gaelic, r. Palace
Hotel
Hallett George H. (Contra Costa Laundry Assn) r.
Palace Hotel
Hallett James F., cabinetmaker, r. 28 }i Louisa
Hallett Oliver G., liquor saloon, 13 Post, r. 1104
Market
Hallett Winslow L., driver Contra Costa Laundry, r.
315 Eighteenth
Hallgarten Benoit, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1305 Octavia
Hallieson Peter, tailor, r. 1105 Powell
Halliday Alonzo, clerk Luke Carty, r. Ss Greenwich,
nr Sansome
Hallidav Isaac, carpenter, r. 131 Harrison
IK?" Hnllidsv. See Uallidie, HoUaday and Holliday
Halliden John C, clerk Shirek & Touner, r. 517 Pine
Hallidie A. S., importer and manufacturer wire
and wire rope, suspension bridge builder and
proprietor patent endless ropeway, factory NE
cor Vallcjo and Sansome, office and salesroom, 6
California, r. 1026 Washington
Hallier Henry, laborer, r. NE cor De Haro and Gen-
ter
Halligau Cecilia, domestic Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, South 8. F.
Hallin Edward P., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 144
Perry
Hallinan Dennis, laborer, r. 20 Tehama
Hallinan John, boilermaker, r. 637 Second
Hallinan John, clerk, r. 514^4 Third
Hallinan John, furniture polisher, r. 366 Natoma
Hallinan John F., porter, r. SE cor Twentieth and
Sanchez
Hallinan <%3hn J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 562 Geary
Hallinan Mary, widow, r. 637 Second
Hallinan Mary Miss, cigarmaker, r. 129 Welsh
Hallinan Michael, stevedore, r. 514)6 Third
Hallinan Michael J., saddler, r. cor Twentieth and
Sanchez
Hallinan Morris, marblecutter, r. 637 Second
Hallinan Nathaniel, blacksmith, r. cor Seventh Av
and L, South S. F.
Hallinan Patrick, laborer, r. Seventh Av, bet L and
M, Soiith S. F.
Hallinan Thomas, boilermaker, r. 637 Second
Hallinan Timathy, teamster, r. 637 Second
Eallisey Daniel, shoemaker, 923 Folsom
Hallman George, laborer, r. 120 Fourth
Hallon Mary, widow, r. 270 Minna
Halloran Florence O., laborer, r. 709 Howard
Halloran James, laborer, r. 251 Minna, rear
Halloran Jeremiah, laborer, r. 270 Minna
Halloran John, fireman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 8
Freelon
Halloran Lawrence, laborer, r. 60 Jessie
Halloran Lizzie Miss, type setter Painter & Co., r. 709
Howard
Halloran Thomas, blacksmith, r. W s Iowa, bet Ne-
vada and Sierra
Halloran Thomas O., tailor, NE cor Castro and Twen-
ty-fourth
Halloran William, plumber, r. 2213 California
8^ Halloran. See Holleran and Holloran
Hollowell Caleb, workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 2506 Bush
Hallowell Caroline A. Mrs., r. 2506 Bnsh
Hallowell Ernest, student, r. 925 Broadway
Hallowell Samuel E., porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 925
Broadway
Hallows Alfred, clerk London aud S. F. Bank, r. 1
Bush St. PI
Hallsteu John, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Hallwegen Brothers (John and George) stationers and
printers, 32 Turk
Hallwegen George (Hallwegen Brothers) and carrier
Call, r. 32 Turk
Hallwegen John (Hallwegen Brothers) r. 32 Turk
Hallworth William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Hally Michael W., wool grader, r. 920 Howard
Hallyburton John S., first assistant engineer 0. and
O. SS. Gaelic
Halmhuber Ernest, waiter, r. 702 Harrison
Halpenny Horace C, painter, r. 322 Fifth
Halphen C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 413 Jones
Halpin Ellen Mrs., widow, r. 2608 Sutter
Halpin J., r. Terminal Hotel
Halpin James, miner, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Halpin John A., r. 21 Zoe
Halpin Michael (J. Lowth & Co.) r. 100 Jones
Halpin Thomas, longshoreman, r. 303 Howard
Halpin W., r. Terminal Hotel
Halpin William (J. Lowth k Co.) r. 100 Jones
Halpin William, laborer, r. 51 Brady
Halpin William, marblepolisher, r. W s Tehama, bet
Twentv-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Halpruner'M. E. Mrs., assistant Winfield S. Halpru-
ner, r. 104 Powell
Halpruner Winlield S., surgeon-chiropodist,
oflfice 850 Market, r. 104 Powell
Halgey Abraham,^ mining secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 7, r.*Lick House
Halsey CUarles, judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment No. 10, cliambers new City Hall, second
floor, r. 1505 Scott
Halsey Charles M., salesman J. W. Tucker & Co., r.
627 Ellis
Halsey Charles W., office 436 Montgomery, r. 1126
Jackson
Halsey E. A. & Co. (Edward A. Halsey) insurance
agents, 411 California
MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAYERA
JOHN WICMORE,
133 Spear St.
G. D. MORSE,
PIIOTOORAPHER, 83r. MARKET ST.
FIRSiT CLAKSii TAIiENT OKI<T EMPI.OYED,
HAL
464
HAM
Halsey Edward A. (E. A. Halsey & Co.) r. 768 Harri-
son
Halsey Francis G., bookkeeper August Weihe, r. 1505
Scott
Halsey Frank A., proptr Enterx)ri8e Straw Works, 813
Mission
Halsey George F., shirtcutter, r. 121 Lily Av
Halsey Henry G., clerk Firemans Fund Insurance Co.,
r. 768 Harrison
Halsey Henry L., traveling salesman Taylor Good-
rich, r. Oakland
Halsey James D., accountant, r. 1505 Scott
Halsey Patrick, shoemaker, r. 352 Jessie, rear
Halsey Sarah M., widow, r. 121 Lily Av
Halsey William F., bookkeeper E. A. Halsey & Co., r.
768 Harrison
Halsted William A., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 510 Taylor
Halversen Carl, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Halverson Andrew, machinist Pac. Kolling Mills, r.
White House Hotel
Halverson Swain, butcher, r. 1324 Valencia
Halvey Mary, domestic 1018 Mason
Ham Charles H., principal Evening Schools, r. Ala-
meda
Ham Frederick, lather, r. 244 Minna ,
Ham Richard K. (Renton, Holmes & Co.) r. Santa
Clara
6^" Ham. See Hamm
Haman John, blacksmith, r. 2241 Mission
Hamann Eda Miss, tailoress, r. 1115 Montgomery
Hamaun Henry F. W., first mate schr Wandering Jew,
r. 101 First '
Hamann Hermina, widow, r. 1115 Montgomery
Hamann Julius, farmer, r. 18 First
Bamberger Louis C, jewelry-case maker, r. 215 Fif-
teenth
Hambeiger William, jewelry-case maker, r. 215 Fif-
teenth
8£^ Hamberger. See Hamburger
Hambich B., Austrian Ben. Soc,, 71 New Montgomery
Hamburg Adam, upholsterer, r. 103 Fifteenth
Hainburg-American Packet Co., Hy. Balzer
& Co. agents, 209 Sansome
Hamburg-American Steamship Co., J. F. Meinke&Co.
agents, SW cor Sansome and California
Hamburg' Board of Under^vriters, Hellniann,
Brothers k Co. agents, 525 Front
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co.,
Philip, Speyer & Co. agents, 425 California
Hamburg John, carpetlayer, r. 453 Stevenson
Hamburg John, seaman P. C. SS. Senator
Hamburg-Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co.
(of Hamburg) Gutte & Frank general agents, 307
California
Hamburg Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) D.A.Jennings
secretary, 401 California, room 4
Hamburg William, glovecutter Fred. H. Busby
Hamburger Aaron, salesman A. S. Rosenthal & Co., r.
13 Leavenworth
Hamburger B. Mrs., widow, r. 13 Leavenworth
Hamburger David B., traveling salesman Sachs, Hel-
ler & Co., r. 13 Leavenworth
Hamburger G. & Brother (Gustav and Morris) cloth-
ing, 00 Third
Hamburger Gustav (G. Hamburger & Brother) r. 941
Folsoni
Hamburger Henry, clerk, r. 13 Leavenworth
Hamburger M., clerk, r. 13 Leavenworth
Hamburger Morris (G. Hamburger & Brother) r. 941
Folsoni
8?"Haniburger. See Hamberger
Hamden Henry, waiter, r. 3(16 Natoma
Hamden James, actor, r. 366 Natoma
Hameisterll., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hamel John, statucmaker, r. 921 V; Post, rear
Hamelen Maria S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. .534 Valencia
Hamer George H., whitening and plasterer, 802 Mis-
sion, r. 417 Busli
Hamer Harry H., clerk general superintendent's of-
fice Wells, Fargo & Go's Express, r. 1009 Powell
Hamer Thurston, bookkeeper William B. Hooper &
Co., r. 828 Geary
Hamerslag Abraham (0. C. W. Poppe & Co.) r. 703
Market
Hamerton Charles W., clerk Antisell Piano Co., r. 1500
Church
Hamerton Eliza, widow, r. 1.506 Church
Hamerton John W., wood and coal, 53 West Mission
Hamerton Leila Miss, r. 331 Twenty-ninth
Hamerton Rita Miss, r. 331 Twenty-ninth
Hamerton William C, whipmaker, r. 331 Twenty-
ninth
Hamill Amelia H. Mrs., assistant Tehama Primary
School, r. 2203 Devisadero
Hamill Amelia M. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 2203 Devisadero
Hamill Charles, laborer, r. 407 Pacific
Hamill Charles, oysterman A. W. Manning, r. 204
Bitch
Hamill Jolin E., notary public and commissioner
of deeds, 329 Montgomery, r. S s Dorland, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Hamill Jonas K., compositor Chronicle, r. 106 Post
Hamill Kate Miss, teacher, r. 2203 Devisadero
Hamill Owen, laborer, r. 204 Ritch
Hamill Patrick H., salesman Keane Bros., r. S s Dor-
land, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Hamill Rose, widow, r. S s Dorland, bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Hamill William A., architect, r. S s Dorland, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Bt^'Hamill. See Hammell and Hammill
Hamilton Mrs., stewardess P. C. SS. Los Angeles
Hamilton Alexander, bookkeeper J. W. Davidson 4:
Co.. r. 912 Taylor
Hamilton Alexander, machinist, r. 529 Sacramento
Hamilton Andrew, teamster John Morton k Co.
Hamilton Ann, widow, liquor saloon, 417 Pacific, r. 7
Hodges Alley
Hamilton Ann, widow, r. 334 Vallejo, rear
Hamilton Anne, widow, r. 113 O'Farrell
Hamilton Annette Mrs., teacher Heald's Busines Col-
lege, r. 1023 Hyde
Hamilton B., stevedore George Whitney
Hamilton Callaghan, boot and shoemaker, 2615 Sutter
Hamilton Carrie L. Mrs., assistant Grant Primary
School, r. 3 Ewer PI
Hamilton Christopher, porter, r. 515 Vallejo
Hamilton Clara Miss, r. 931 Market
Hamilton Claude T., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Co., r. 2012 Broadway
Hamilton D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Express,
r. Antioch
Hamilton D. V. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 19 South
Park
Hamilton E., cook Vienna Bakery, r. 5 Clara Lane
Hamilton Edward H., proofreader Dewey & Co., r. Oak-
land
Hamilton Elijah S., watchman U. S. Mint, r. East Oak-
land
Hamilton Erastus, clerk freight auditor C. P. RE., r.
916 Twentieth
Hamilton Francis W., foreman W. B. Bradbury, r.
1018 Capp
Hamilton Frederick P. (Percy & Hamilton) r. 148
Sixth
Hamilton George T., porter Hibernia Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 113 Virginia
Hamilton Gideon, engineer, r. 1248 Mission
Hamilton Grammar School, William A. Robertson
principal, S s Geary, ur Pierce
Hamilton Hall, SW cor Geary and Steiner
Hamilton Hugh G., liquor saloon, NE cor Illinois and
Humboldt
Hamilton Isaac, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Hamilton James, r. 110 Kearny
Hamilton James (McAfee & Co.) r. 25 Twenty-third
Hamilton James, boilermaker, r. 414 3^ Shipley
Hamilton James, contractor, r. 200 McAllister
Hamilton James, engineer with Mcnzies & Bingham,
r. Overland House
Hamilton James, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Hamilton James, oiler N. B. and M. RE., r. 829Folsom
Hamilton James, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Hamilton James, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Hamilton James, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Hamilton James M., shippingclerk Baker & Hamilton,
r. 45 Liberty
Hamilton James M., special policeman, r. 16 Capp
Hamilton James T., vice-principal Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 318 Kearny
Hamilton James W., foreman Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. 731 Ivy Av
Hamilton Jennie Mrs., r. 930 Market
Hamilton John, bartender, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton John, blacksmith William T. Garratt, r.
Oakland
Hamilton John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Hamilton John, iron molder, r. 605 Stevenson
LOUIS BRftVERMAN & CO. ""'T,l"^r4"i„ry
FRENCH CLOCKS
Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
CiOUD WORK. I.UW^ PRICKS.
OFt'ICC:, ii-tS MARKET STREET.
HAM
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Hamilton John, laborer, r. 122 Howard
Hamilton John, plumber John Spencer
Hamilton John, tannery, Shell Road, bet Fifteenth Av
and Kossuth, South S, F.
Hamilton John A., patternmaker Fulton Iron Works
Hamilton John Rae, manager Cuunnercial Union
Assurance Co. (of London) 210 Sausome, r. 1024
Bush
Hamilton Joseph, saddler, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton Leouidas, attorney at law, r. 120 Turk
Hamilton L. M. Mrs., widow, r. 19 South Park
Hamilton Margaret, widow, r. N b California Av, nr
Columbia PI, B. H.
Hamilton Margaret, widow, weaver S. F. Pioneer Wool-
en Factory, r. Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Hamilton Mary, widow, r. 114 York
Hamilton Mattie Mrs., r. 195 Hyde
Hamilton Mill and Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.)
Henry Deas secretary, 44 Nevada Block
Hamilton Napier, carpenter Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. Oakland
Hamilton Patrick, seaman ship Dashing Wave, r. 112
Steuait
Hamilton Robert, laborer, r. 46 Everett
Hamilton Robert, machinist, r. S s Railroad At, bet
Eleventh and Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
Hamilton Robert, real estate, r. 129 Sixth
Hamilton Robert J., conductor Market St. RR., r. 425
Twenty-second
Hamilton Robert M. (Baker & Hamilton) r. 1015 Cali-
fornia
Hamilton Robert P., doorman Occidental Hotel, r. 722
Washington
Hamilton Samuel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Hamilton Samuel, waiter, r. '.iO Perry
Hamilton Samuel J., butcher, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton Thomas J., carpenter and builder, r. 334
Sixth
Hamilton William, clerk M. Kershaw
Hamilton William, cook, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Hamilton William, mining, r. 110 Sixth
Hamilton William C, manager music dept A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 832 Valencia
Hamilton William F., conductor Market St. RR.
Hamilton William J., chief operator Western Union
Tel. Co., r. 1023 Hyde
Hamilton William T., clerk, r. 542 Bryant
Hamlen Mortimer J., bartender, r. 530 Valencia
Hamlin Charles H., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
Alameda
Hamlin Henry H., driver Summit Ice Co., r. Second,
bet Mission and Howard
Hamlin Horace H., teamster C. C. Shattuck, r. 1112 )i
Mason
Hamlin Lewis, expressman, 6 Sutter, r. 885 Seven-
teenth
Humliu Sarah D. Miss, private school, 1711 Van Ness
Av
Hamlin Thomas, salesman L. G. Sresovich & Co., r.
403 Taylor
Hamm Dietrich, waiter, r. 524 Pine
Hamm George, seaman schr Gualala, r. 134 Steuart
Hamm Jacob W., r. 1101 Pierce
Hamm John H., clerk freight auditor C. P. KR., r.
408 Capp
Hamm Joseph, wireweaver, r. 1016 Market
Hamm Louis J., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. 2922 Clay
Hamm Nicholas, painter, r. rysiH Birch Av
Hamm Siegfried, waiter P. M. SS. Colima
Uj" Uamm. See Ham
Hamnia Irvin, carpenter, r. Giohi Stevenson
Hammam Baths, Dr. A. M. Loryea proptr, 11-13 Du-
pont
Hamman Hein, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hammar Christian, laborer, r. S s Fifteenth Av, bet
Paiid Q, Souths. F.
Hammar John, coppersmith, r. 147 Shipley
Hammar Lars F., real estate, r. 2011 Dupout, rear
Hammar Oliver, engineer, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Hammea N., cook, 1720 Clay
Haramell Louis A., r. 1600 Howard
Hammell Samuel P., wagonraaker, r. 20 Page
Hammell William, seaman, r. SE cor Harrison and
Spear
Hammell William F., r. 1606 Howard
89*"Hammell. See Hamill and Hammill
Hammer Antone, baker, r. 311 Pacilic
Hammer August, candymaker G. Haas, r. 14 De Boom
Hammer Edward H. (Thomas H. Selby & Co.) r. H
Silver
Hammer Edward H. Jr., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co.,
r. 44 Silver
Hammer Frederick H. (John Ziegenbein & Co.) r.
71b Guerrero
Hammer George H., barber, r. 18}^ Sacramento
Hammer H. C, locksmith, r. 313 J^ Ellis, rear
Hammer John F. , salesman John Ziegenbein & Co., r.
Oakland
Hamiuer John H., barber, r. 3 Cedar Av
Hammer William, packer Golden Rule Bazaar, r. 10
Stockton PI
Hammerberg Augusta C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 18
Lewis
Hammerich Ernst, master mariner, r. 212 Francisco,
rear
Hammerich Franz H., seaman schr Master Mariner,
r. 232 Steuart
Hammerich Henrich, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Hammers Albert, saddle andharnessmaker, 526 Hayes
Hammerschlag John, butcher, r. 274 Jessie
Hammerschlag Julia, widow, r. 120 Prospect PI
Hammerschlag Mattes, dry and fancy goods, SW cor
Dupout and Vallejo, r. 902 Greenwich
Hammerschmidt Edward, waiter, r. 228 Kearny
Hammerschmitt Martin, cabinetmaker, r. 419 Vallejo,
rear
Hammersmith Charles, laborer, r. 536 Ellis
Hammersmith Ferdinand, solicitor Hotel Rhein, r.
636 Pacific
Hammersmith Frederick, barber, r. 613 Laguna
Hammersmith J. E., r. 228 O'Farrell
Hammersmith Joliu, salesman, r. 1428 Turk
Hammersmith John A., salesman John Levy & Co.,
and instructor gymnastics Olympic Club, r. 1925
Sutter
Hammersmith Louis, commercial traveler Feigen-
baum & Co., r. 1428 Turk
Hammersmith S. Mrs., widow, r. 113 Powell
Hammes Jacob, wiredrawer, r. 529 Pine
Hammes Otto, laborer, r. N s Fourteenth, nr Guer-
rero
Hammett Alice J., widow, r. 1120 Howard
Hammett J. B. Mrs. (Eraser & Hammett) r. 144 Fifth
Hammil Mary Miss, milliner, r. 209 Sixteenth, bet
Howard and Mission
Hammill Thomas, salesman, r. 405 Taylor
tt^Hammill. See Hamill and Hammell
Hammit Charles O. B. S., clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 327
Montgomery
Hammit John N., coppersmith, r. 104 Vicksburg
Hammitt Austin W., farmer, r. 427 Stevenson
Hammitter Mary, widow, r. 2233 Geary
Hammond A., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn. 71 New Mont
Hammond Aitken, r. 1807 Mission
Hammond Anselm C, secretary United Land Assn,
and mining secretary, 401 California, room 8, r.
1411 Washington
Hammond Anselm C. Jr., clerk insurance dept Falk-
ner. Bell & Co., r. 1411 Washington
Hammond Charles, cook, r. 310 Folsom, rear
Hammond Charles H., lamplighter, r. Hampshire, bet
Santa Clara and Marii^osa
Hammond Daniel P., salesman Greenebaum, Sachs &
Freeman, r. Oakland
Hammond Delia Mrs., r. 2000 Dupont
Hammond George, teamster, r. SW cor Ivy Av and
Gough
Hammond Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) A. 0.
Hammond secretary, 401 California, room 8
Hammond Harry T. (Hammond & Wright) r. 1628
Sutter
Hammond Henry O., elerb Howe & Hall, r. 403 Mont-
gomery Av
Hammond James, Iwokkeeper E. Raas & Co., r. 2324
Folsom
Hammond James, longshoreman, r. 2000 Dupout
Hauiiiioud James H., machinist, r. 48 Minna
Hammond J. C, cutter clothing dept U. S. A., r. 2732
Howard
Hammond Jesse, gardener, r. 45 Everett
Hammond John, manager La Grande Laundry, 648
Market, r. 21 Lafayette
Haninioitil Jolin, millwright and mechanical en-
gineer, NW cor Mission and Beale, r. 407 Oak
Haniinond Jotin Hays (Wagoner v^ Hammond)
r. 1628 Sutter
Hammond John J., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1522
Howard
PFII INPQ nCrnRATCn 'N FRESCO OR PAPER, intheG.W.CLARKA CO.
OLILIIlUO ULUUnH D LU most Artistic manner. 045 Market st.
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INCKI^EY, !«PIERK A HAYES, FITI^TON IRON WORKS. 213 Fremont Street,
Manufacturers of BOCK BREAKERS, BETORTS and ROASTINO FWBNACESL
HAM
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Hammond Joseph H., cutter, r. 2730 Howard
Hammond J. W. Mrs., r. 2003 Polk
Hammond Letitia Miss, dressmaker, r. 963 Mission
Hammond L. F., confectioner, r. 2011 Dupont, rear
Hammond Mary, widow, r. 618 Minna, rear
Hammond Natlianiel, foreman Flint's Warehouse, r.
2021 Hyde
Hammond Eichard, stevedore, and extraman Hose
No. 1, S. F. F. D.,r. 1.5 Alta
Hammond Richard P., president California
Pacific Railroad, office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 42, r. 1628 Sutter
Hammond Roland G., timekeeper City RR., r. 1641
Mission
Hammond Samuel C, butcher, r. 544 Natoma
Hammond Sarah J., widow, r. 814 Bush
Hammond Susan, widow, r. 15 Alta
Hammond Thomas, boatman, r. 703 3^ Davis
Hammond Thomas, waiter, r. 214 Prospect PI
Hammond Thomas B., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 814
Bush
Hammond William, boatman, r. 715 Davis
Hammond William, fruit and vegetables. Grand
Floral Market, r. Coso House
Hammond William, iJhysician and surgeon, office and
r. 859 Mission
Hammond William A., watchmaker and jeweler, 4
Sixth, r. 2738 Sixteenth
Hammond William B., salesman Howe & Hall, r. S s
Eighteenth, nr Douglas
Hammond William T., plumber, r. 215 Minna
Hammond & Wriglit (Harry T. Hammond and
J. A. Wright) attorneys at law, 318 Pine, rooms
30-31
Hammons James, starter Geary St. RR., r. 1414 Geary
Hampe Frederick, tailor, r. 803 Montgomery
Hampshire George, engineer, r. 516 Folsom
Hampshire George H., cigars and tobacco, 731 Davis,
r. 721 Davis
Hampson Joseph S., millhand, r. 552!^ Natoma
Hampson Rufus A., watchman, r. 552 J^ Natoma
Hampton Caswell D., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
620 Sutter
Hampton Charles W., model and electrical instru-
ment maker, 607 Mission, r. 1127 Broadway
Hampton David F., teamster, r. 174 Clementina
Hampton John C. (Hubbell, Shattuck & Co.) r. Vir-
ginia City, Nev.
Hampton Leo F., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
16 Prospect PI
Hampton Mill and Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.)
Henry Deas secretary, 44 Nevada Block
Hampton William, electrical instrument maker Pa-
cific Bell Telephone Co., r. 1123 Broadway
Hamrock Patrick, driver Market St. RR., r. E s Second
Av, nr Jj'ifteenth
Hamshaw James, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Hana L., captain P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. Santa Cruz
Hana Sven, seaman schr Emma Louisa
Hanaford F. C, r. 1601 Polk
Hanagan James, fireman Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla
Hanamney John, laborer, r. 230 Post
Hanauer Joseph, Swiss. Ben. Soc.,627 Commercial
Hanauer Nicholas, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Hanavan John H., bricklayer, r. 1705 Jessie
Hanavan Thomas, mill hand, r. 4 Fifth Av
Hauberry Peter, farmer, N s Ocean House Road, nr
Industrial School
Hanbury Frank, clerk, SE cor Masonic and Point
Lobos Avs
Hanchette H. Jay, reporter The Examiner, r. 824 Lom-
bard
Hanchette Joseph L., pianotuuer, r. 107 Fifth
Hanchin Anne, widow, r. 3 Zoe
Hancock Albert W., clothfinisher, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock Charles H. (Hancock & Kelso) r. 628 Shot-
well
Hancock Charles T., bookkeeper E. Sikes & Co. and
Raymond & Wllshire, r. 1014 Dovisadero
Hancock Frank O., calker, r. 28 Silver
Hancock Frederick, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock Harvey G., painter, r. NE cor Twenty-sixth
and Folsom
Hancock Henry Mrs., r. 610 Hyde
Hancock House, Samuel Hancock proptr, 771 Mis-
sion
Hancock John, foreman The Argonaut, r. 1T31 Broad-
way
Hancock L., clerk Julius Buhlert, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock Lizzie Miss, we'aver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Hancock Margaret, widow, r. 132 First, rear
Hancock Paul, clerk, r. 1''31 Broadway
Hancock Robert 8., laborer, r. 44 Miuna
Hancock Samuel, proptr Hancock House, 771 MisBion
Hancock Wallace D., hostler, r. 300 Laguna
Hancock William, r. 18 Turk
Hancock William, r. 1033 Mission
Hancock Si Kelso (Charles H. Hancock and John
Kelso) contractors, 628 Shotwell, office 335 Mont-
gomery
Hand George W., carpenter and builder, 604 Post, r.
137 Third
Hand John, r. 274 Minna
Hand John J., driver Omnibus RR., r. 532 Howard
Hand John S., merchant tailor, 314 Kearny
Hand Joseph W. A., salesman C. J. Hawley & Co., r.
Alameda
Hand Josiah, bookkeeper Bode & Searle, r. 2504 Clay
Hand Matthew W., carpenter, r. 607 Minna
Hand Michael, cabinetmaker, r. 607 J^ Minna, rear
Hand Stephen H., collector Commercial Insurance
Co. of Cal., r. 1720 Turk
Hand William, tailor J. Wisluzil, r. 523 Kearny
Hand William M., salesman Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Buwen. r. 313 Turk
Handel George, finisher P. Liesenfeld, r. 945 Folsom
Handel Isidore, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 226
Turk
Handley Anna, cook 950 Bryant
Handley Charles J., carpenter, r. 1114 Steiner
Handley James, ship carpenter, r. 1307 Howard
Handley Martin, longshoreman, r. 1405 Montgomery
Handley Patrick, r. 14U7 Montgomery
e^ Handley. See Hanley
Handlon John, speculator, r. 325 Minna
Handles Joseph W., jewelry box maker August H.
Lochbaum, r. 229 Fifteenth
Handles Otto, jeweler, r. 229 Fifteenth
Handlos Theresa Mrs., bakery, 229 Fifteenth
Handman Erwin, janitor Superior Courts, old City
Hall
Handman Minnie, domestic 1600 Taylor
Handmann Oscar M., machinist, r. 1511M Mason
Handmore Martin, milkman, r. 2815 California
Handstauch Barbara, widow, lodgings, 6 Virginia PI
Handy Elizabeth, widow, r. 11 Scott PI
Handy George W., physician and surgeon, and
manager National Surgical Institute, 319 Bush, r.
Oakland
Handy Joseph L. (L. N. Handy & Co.) r. 243 Perry
Handy L. N. & Co. (Lucien N. Handy, James Carth-
cut and Joseph L. Handy) coopers and commis-
sion merchants, 32 Clay
Handy Lucien N. (L. N. Handy & Co.) r. 243 Perry
Handy Lucius, cooper, r. 243 Perry
Handy Nelson A., traveling agent, r. 403 Third
Handy Stephen L., cooper, r. 243 Perry
Handy Thomas, waiter, r. 961 Mission
Hanecke Carl, r. 516 Filbert
Hanecke George, carpenter, r. 429 Bush
Hanekamp George F., beirtender Osmer & Co., r. NW
cor Folsom and East
Haney Hugh, longshoreman, r. 104 Mission
Haney John, shipcarpenter, r. 536 Third
Haney Patrick, teamster, r. 106 Bernard
Haney William W., liquor saloon, 221 Sacramento, r.
613 Jones
IE?"Haney. See Heaney, Heeney, and Heney
Hanford Isaac, painter, r. Seventh Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Hanford James M., paymaster C. P. RR., NE cor
Fourth and Towusend, room 7, r. San Mateo
Hani Frederick, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Comnlercial
Hanibery Mary, cook, SWcor Valencia and Seventeenth
Hauifll Michael, marketman Patrick McDonnell, r.
829 Market
Hanifin Annie, domestic 1006 Larkin
Hanifin Daniel, laborer, r. 4}^ Bryant Av
Hanifin E. B. Miss., copyist U. S. Surveyor-General's
office, r. Oakland
Hanifin Helen L. Miss, r. 1517 Stockton
Hanitiu James, assayer Thomas Price, r. Oakland
Hanifin Timothy, laborer, t. iH Bryant Av
Hanify Alle, elevatormau Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r.
4 Bowles PI
Hanify Frank, boilermaker, r. 105 Oak
Hanify John R., bookkeeper Moore & Smith, r. 105
Oak
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P■•»'"P'*«5?*S^l"Etet»x■:*''''''"9
I MArnnKiniirU importer op axd dealer uv all kinds of foreign
J. ITinUUUIlUUUn, and domestic coal, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
HAN
467
HAN
Hanify Mary, widow, r. 1519 California
Haniscli Frank, house and sign painter, r. 320 Dupont
Hanjes E. H., cigars and tobacco, 305 California, r.
1038 Mission
Hank George F., moroccodresser, r. 255 Eighth
Hank John, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Hanke Charles H., cigars and tobacco, 328 Pine, r. 306
Seventeenth
Hankerson Hiram D., iipholsterer, r. 302 O'Farrell
Hankes Nicholas, liquor saloon, 248 Sutter, r. 25 Stock-
ton PI
Hanks Henry G., State Mineralogist and manager
California State Mining Bureau, 212 Sutter, r. 1124
Greenwich
Hanks Catherine, widow, furnished rooms, 1047}^
Market
Hanks M. W. (M. W. Hanks & Co.) r. 35 Merchants'
Exchange
Hanks M. W. & Co. (M. W. Hanks) mnfrs red rubber
stamps, 34-35 Merchants' Exchange
Hanks William E. bricklayer, r. NE cor Fourth and
Folsom
Hanlan Daniel, waiter American Exchange Hotel
Hanlan Thomas, laborer, r. S s Sierra, nr Kansas
Hanlan Walsh, doormaker, r. S s Fourteenth, nr Mis-
sion
Hanlan Welsh, liquor saloon, 30 Montgomery, r. 651
Howard
Hanley Delia Mrs., r. 54 Minna, rear
Hanley George W., rigger, r. E s Folsom, bet Twenty-
seveuth and Twenty-eitrhth, B. H.
Hanley Harry G., clerk Wells, Fargo & Go's Bank, r.
218 Eddy
Hanley James, laborer, r. Oriental Hotel
Hanley James, i^oliceman, r. 107 Minna
Hanley James, salesman Holt Bros.,r. 761}^ Howard
Hanley James, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. cor Montgomery and Bay
Hanley James S. (Hanley & Snow) r. 3046 Sixteenth
Hanley John, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 743 Te-
hama
Hanley John, teamster, r. 33 Frederick
Hanley John, waiter, r. 200 Leidesdorff
Hanley John J., coppersmith, r. 18 Moss
Hanley M., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Hanley Mary, widow, r. 8 Haggin
Hanley Mary, widow, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Florida and Butte
Hanljiy Matthew, miner, r. 547 Mission
Hanley Matthew J., foreman Thomas H. Armstrong,
r. 325 Duncan
Hanley M. J., insurance agent, r. Commercial Hotel
Hanley Michael, waiter, r. 212 Broadway
Hanley Nathaniel, bartender The Baldwin, r. 458
Jessie
Hanley Patrick, boarding and lodging, 218 Eddy
Hanley Peter, teamster, r. 29 Freelon
Hanley Philip, hackman Joseph Koster, Avenue
House
Hanley Robert E., clerk Jamea T. White & Co., r. 218
Eddy
Hanley Thomas, r. W s Billings PI, nr Filbert
Hanley Thomas, upholsterer, r. 107 Minna
Hanley W. A., miner, r. 873 Mission
Hanley William, helper, melter and refiner's dept U.
8. Mint, r. 523"^ Natoma
Hanley William, laborer A. Sutro
Hanley William H., r. 110 William
Hanley <& Snow (James S. Hanley and Louis T.
Snow) wholesale grocers and dealers ship stores,
126 California
B^Hanley, See Hauly, Handley and Henley
Hanlin Matthew, liquor saloon, 773 Market, r. 767
Market
Hanlon Amelia I. Miss, assistant West Mission St.
Primary School, r. 990 Folsom
Hanlon Annie, cigarmaker, r. 229 Minna
Hanlon Bernard F., i»ttern maker, r. 350 First
Hanlon Catherine, widow, r. 532 Geary
Hanlon Charles P., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rooms 3'i-;H4, r. 11 South Park
Hanlon Daniel, health inspector, office 14 O'Farrell, r.
11 South Park
Hanlon Pidward, teamster Michelssen, Brown & Co., r.
747 Braunau
Hanlon Edward, waiter, r. 316 O'Farrell, rear
Hanlon Eliza Miss, r. 532 Geary
Hanlon Ellen Mrs., groceries and liquors, 747
Braunan
Hanlon Felix J., real estate, r. 990 Folsom
Hanlon George, Jour. Shipwright's Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Hanlon Henry P., clerk, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon James, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. SE cor Bay and Montgomery Av
Hanlon John, book binder, r. 308 Union, rear
Hanlon John, produce dealer, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon John, salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
534 Bush
Hanlon John, stairbuilder, r. 716 Natoma
Hanlon John J., teamster Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon Michael, laborer, r. 128 Park Av
Hanlon Michael, lather, r. 229 Minna, rear
Hanlon Philip, cigarmaker, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon Richard, stonecutter, r. 332 Sixth, rear
Hanlon Timothy, jeweler, r. 1110 Fillmore
Hanlon Valentine, watchman, r. 308 Union, rear
Hanlon Valentine Jr., compositor, r. 308 Union, rear
ft^Hanlon. See O 'Hanlon
Hanly Denis J., glassblower, r. 730 Clementina
Hanly Edward, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Hanly George T. (George T. Hanly & Co.) r. Oakland
Hanly George T. & Co. (George T. Hanly) teas, cof-
fees, spices and yeast powder, and publishers S.
F. Star, 214 Sacramento
Hanly John , dry goods, 834-838 Market, r. 1022 Fol-
som
Hauly John, peddler, r. 641 Commercial
Hanly John L., porter Philip Neis, r. 411 Octavia
Hanly Mary A., widow, r. 730 Clementina
Hanly Michael, laborer, r. 428 Seventh
Hanly Patrick, laborer, r. 428 J^ Seventh
Hanly Thomas, laborer, r. S s Lombard, bet Baker
and Lyon
Hanly Thomas J., tollcollector Spear St. Wharf, r.
204}^ Ninth
Hanly Thomas R., machinist, r. 630 Brannan
syHanly. See Hanley
Hanna Alexander C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Hanna Charles, machinist, r.9 Taylor
Hanna Dennis, painter, r. 764 Harrison
Hanna Ellen, widow, r. W s Diamond, bet Twenty-
fifth and Clipper
Hanna George, hay, grain and feed, 859 Harrison
Hanna George B., with Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg
Co., r. 519 Ellis
Hanna George L., salesman Main & Winchester, r.
502 Powell
Hanna Hugh, woodturner, r. NE cor Powell and Cali-
fornia Avs, B. H.
Hanna J. k P. N.(John Hanna; bags, twrine, duck, felt
and general merchandise, 308-310 Davis
Hanna James, oiler Bisdon I. and L. Works, r. 13
Kate
Hanna James, salesman Hanna & White, r. 1153 How-
ard
Hanna James Q. (Hanna & White) r. 1153 Howard
Hanna James L., special agent 'Travelers Insurance
Co., 410 California, r. Oakland
Hanna James McM., clerk, r. 519 Ellis
Hanna James W., porter iiew City Hall, r.218 Seventh
Hanna John, agent, r. 655 Washington
Hanna John (J. & P. N. Hanna) r. 546 Turk
Hanna John, manager Charles M. Plum & Co., r. NE
cor Eleventh and Folsom
Hanna John M., clerk Scofield & Tevis, r. 519 Ellis
Hanna Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1135 Columbia
Hanna Patrick R., shipcarpenter, r. SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Columbia
Hanna Robert, r. 511 Lombard
Hanna Robert G., bookkeeper Hanna .t White, r. 1153
Howard
Hanna Robert J., student Heald's Business College, r.
1153 Howard
Hanna Sarah Mrs., r. 519 Ellis
Hanna Thomas, collector, r. 721 Howard
Hanna William, porter J. De La Montanya, r. 234
Minna
Hanua William E., boilermaker, r. 1135 Columbia
Hanna & White (James G. Hanna and James E. White)
hny and grain, 212 Ninth
Bi?" Hanna. See Hannah
Hannaford E. T., millhand Horace Davis & Co.
Hannaford Jane, domestic 321 Jessie, rear
Hannaford John H., r. 162 Clementina
Hannaford William O., clerk Pac. Chemical Prepara-
tion Co., r. 162 Clementina
Hannagau Robert, mining, r. 32 Fourth
CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 spear st. JOHN? IGIORE
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
HAN
468
HAN
Hannagan William, housemover, r. 311 Bay
8^ Hannagan. See Hannigan
Hannah Donald, clerk, r. 1415 Pacific
89^ Hannah. See Hanna
Hannan Bernard, bartender John Lamb, r. NE cor
Steuart and Howard
Hannan Catherine, widow, r. 4 Freelon
Hanuan David, .stovemounter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 429 Bush
Hannan Delia, domestic 154 Tehama
Hannan Dennis F., painter, r. 764 Harrison
Hannan J., laborer, r. 293 Union
Hannan James, boilermaker, r. 12 Perry
Hannan Jesse, seaman, r. 18 First
Hannan John, farmer, r. N s Point Lobos A.V, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Avs
Hannan John, laborer, r. 19 Baldwin Court
Hannan Josei^h, clerk commissary dept U. 3. A., r.
616 M Linden Av
Hannan Joseph, teamster, r. 68 Jessie
Hanuan Luke, boilermaker, r. 154 Tehama
Hannan Margaret, domestic 1613 Van Ness Av
Hannan Martin, harnessmaker, and extraman Engine
No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. U4 Second
Hanuan Martin, laborer, r. 154 Tehama
Hannan Mary, widow, r. 154 Tehama
Hannan Mary, laundress, 526 Harrison
Hannan Michael, laborer, r. '.) Zoe, rear
Hannan Michael, laborer, r. 927 Broadway
Hannan Michael, teamster, r. 411 J^ Sixth
Hannan Richard, barber, r. 54 Minna
Hannan Thomas, laborer, r. N s Sierra, bet Vermont
and Kansas
Hannan Thomas C, shoemaker, r. 113 Oak
8^" Hannan. See Hannon
Hannaran John, bricklayer, r. 1705 Jessie, rear
Hannath Eliza, widow, r. 2019 Webster
Hannay Edward I., clerk Dickson, De Wolf & Co,, r.
Oakland
Hanncbel Schrader, seaman P. C. SS. Bonita, r. 822
Battery
Hanneman Daniel, housepainter, r. Abbotsford House
Hannigan Bridget, ladies' nurse, r. 1873 Mission
Hanuigan Charles L., goldleaf maker James Newman,
r. 10 Eleventh
Hannigan David, maltster Star Brewery
Hannigan Edward, yardman F. Barnard & Co.
Hannigan Hannah, widow, r. 104 Twenty-fifth
Hanuigan James W., carpenter, r. 32 Fourth
Hannigan John, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r.
Oakland
Hannigan John, brassmolder, r. 942 Mission
Hannigan John, longshoreman, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Hannigan John 8., glassblower, r. 10 Eleventh
Hannigan M. Percy, salesman Neustadter Bros., r.
2211 Fillmore
Hannigan Patrick, carpenter, r. 10 Eleventh
Hanuigan Patrick, dockhand 0. P. RR., r. 263
Clementina
Hannigan William, carpenter, r. 10 Eleventh
8^ Hanuigan. See Hannagan
Hanuiss John C, carpenter, 1704 Sacramento, r. 1609
California
Hauniver Ellen, widow, r. 1230 Sacramento
Hanniver John, stableman Nucleus Stable, r. 185 Ste-
venson
Hauniver John F., teamster, r. 1230 Sacramento
Hanniver Mollie Miss, milliner, r. 1230 Sacramento
Haunon Benjamin, cleaner John F. Snow, r. 1531
Mission '
Haunon Bridget, widow, r. 1812 Polk
Hannon John, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Hanniju John, machinist, r. NE cor Fifth and Brannan
Hannon Patrick, laborer, r. 336 Shipley
Hannon Thomas, laborer, r. 22 Washington Av
Hannon William, laborer, r. Creedmore House
Hauuy Frederick, r. Helvetia Hotel
Hanny John, hostler, r. 1537 Mission
Hanorau Patrick, coalpasser P. M. SS. Colima
Hanover Fire Insurance Co. of Ne^v York.
See New York linderwriti;rs' Agency
Hanrahan E., longshoreman, r. Terminal Hotel
Hanrahati John, carpenter, r. 23 Hawthorne
Uanrahau John, giiard Hovise of Correction
Hanrahan John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Hanrahan Kate, domestic Six Mile House, San Bruno
Koad
Hanrahan N., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Hanrahan Patrick, teamster, r. 428 Shipley, rear
Hanrahan Thomas, maltster, r. 1 Lincoln PI
Hanrahan Timothy, teamster, r. 637 Second
Hanratta Delia Miss, r. Sixteenth Av, bet ft and H,
South S. F.
Hanratta John, laborer Bay View Distillery, r. Six-
teenth Av, bet G and H, South S. F.
Hanratta Mary Miss, r. Sixteenth Av, bet Or and H,
South S. F.
Hanretty James F., boilermaker, r. 528 Howard
Hans Elizabeth, widow, r. 828 Fifteenth
Hans George, clerk Henry C. Meisel, r. 828 Fifteenth
Hans George J., groceries and liquors, NW cor Du-
pont and Chestnut
Hans William, grocer, r. 528 Greenwich
Hansa Hotel, Grauer & Strohl proptrs, 429 Bush
Hansberry Catherine Mrs., r. 54 Clara
Hansbrough George W., carpenter and builder, 326
Pine, r. 709 Seventeenth
Hansby Sarah, domestic 1121 Pine
Hanscoin Joliii O. , commission merchant, 22
Calilornia. room 25, r. Oakland
Hanscoin M. Li., commission merchant, agent
Coquille Mill and Tug Co., and dealer fine lum-
ber, 121 Washington, r. Berkeley
Hanscom William W., engineer Presidio KR., r. 612
O'Farrell
Hanscomb Frank, stockkeeper E. H. Jones & Co., r.
18 First
Hanscomb F. B., machinist, r. 18 First
Hansen Emil, billiard tablemaker, r. 602 Minna
Hansen George H., carpenter, r. 21 Fulton
Hansen John T., compositor, r. 710 Larkin
Hansen William E., carpenter, r. 710 Larkin
Hansen William L., carpetlayer Burnham, Beck &
Co., r. 257 Jersey
Hansen A., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Hansen A., seaman P. M. SS. Colima
Hansen Albent (M. & A. Hansen) r. 14 Hollis
Hansen Albert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hansen Albert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Alexander Q., bookkeeper F. W. Krogh & Co.,
r. 536 Howard
Hansen Alfred, bartender Anton Larsen, r. 516 Pacific
Hansen Alfred, deckhand tugboat Lookout
Hansen Andreas (Hottua & Hansen) r. 21 Louisa
Hansen Andrew (Mortensen & Hansen) r. 539 Kearny
Hansen Andrew, coffee saloon, 437 Bush
Hansen Andrew, laborer, r. SW cor Polk and Filbert
Hansen Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Hansen Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Anton, seaman, r. 37 Pacific *
Hansen Asmus, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 2020 Stockton
Hansen August, cabinetmaker, r. 517 Noe *
Hansen Augusta, domestic 626 Harrison
Hansen B., fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Bernard H.. Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Hansen C, laborer King, Morse & Co., r. 423 Jones
Hansen Carl, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Charles, laborer, r. 2004 Dupont
Hansen Charles, photoprinter Peters & Sewell, r. 240
Taylor
Hansen Charles, pilot stmr Onward
Hansen Charles A., foreman John F. Snow, r. 115
Eleventh
Hansen Cliarles E., proprietor National Brewery,
SE cor Fulton and Webster, r. 828 Fulton
Hansen Charles B. (C. R. Hansen & Co.) r. 110 Geary
Hansen Chris., cabinetmaker, r. Concordia Hotel
Hansen Chris., cook, r. 127 Jackson
Hansen Chris., stevedore George Whitney
Hansen Christ., bartender, r. 128!^ Fourth
Hansen Christ., driver National Brewery, SE cor Ful-
ton and Webster
Hansen Christian, carpenter, 13 Haggin, r. 2 Haggin
Hansen Christiau, gardener Samuel C. Bigelow
Hansen Christian, laborer, r. 228 Bush
Hansen Christian, laborer, r. Soi^th Park House
Hansen Christian, longshoreman, r. E s Whitney, bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Hansen Christian, teamster, r. 10 Bryant Av, rear
Hansen Christian, teamster Cosmopolitan Paving and '
Asphaltum Co.
Hansen Christian, waiter, 429 Bush
Hansen Christian, waiter, r. 1010 Montgomery
Hansen Christian, watchman Potrero and B., V. RR.,
r. cor Seveiith and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Hansen Christopher, watchman, r. 608^ Fourth
Hansen C. K., first officer P. C. SS. George W. Elder,
r. 228 Thirteenth
LOUIS BRAVERNIAN & CO. "^f,l^r„.».„".-e,7stL^.«^''
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASniWO 'WtH^Ij DONE AT VERY LOW RATES.
OFFICE. 618 JflARULET STREET,
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Hansen C. R. <& Co. (Charles R. Hansen) employ-
ment office, 110 Geary and 624 Clay
Hansen Edward, captain Btmr Reform, r. 535 Bryant
Hansen Eli, shipcarpenter, r. 194 Lombard
Hansen Emanuel (Helmrich & Hansen) r. 719
Sutter
Hansen Emanuel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Euphemia Mrs., ironer John F. Snow, r.
128 }<• Fourth
Hansen Fre^ierick, carpenter, r. 413 Folsom
Hansen Frederick, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. cor
Sierra and Kentucky
Hansen Fredeiick, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Hansen Frederick, seaman schr Bill the Butcher, r. 45
Sacramento
Hansen Frederick, seaman schr Excelsior, r. NW cor
Commercial and Drumm
Hansen Frederick, waiter, r. 325 Minna
Hansen Frederick C, cigars and tobacco, SW cor
East and Jackson
Hansen Fritz, waiter New Washington Hotel, 624
Fourth
Hansen George, liquor saloon, 108 Sutter, r. 109 Mont-
gomery
Hansen George, seaman P. C. SS. Bonita, r. 109 Val-
lejo
Hansen George J., teamster, r. 520 Oak
Hansen G. M. Mrs., midwife, r. 1003 Harrison
Hansen Gustave, waiter Alexander W. Wilson
Hansen H., seaman, r. 104 Berry
Hansen Hans, hostler, 1730 Jackson
Hansen Hans, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Hansen Hans, stableman, r. 2417 Mission
Hansen Hans A., mastermariner, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Hans C, restaurant, 258 First
Hansen Harry, fisherman, r. 127 Jackson
Hansen Harry, seaman bktn Modoc, r. NE cor Drumm
and Jackson
Hansen Henry, seaman, r. 110 Berry
Hansen Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Hansen Henry S., seaman schr Rebecca, r. 119 Jack-
son
Hansen Herman, seaman schr Czar, r. NW cor Third
and Berry
Hansen Herman, waiter, r. 21 M Stanford
Hansen J., seaman, r. 104 Berry
Hansen J. A., seaman P. M. SS. Colims
Hansen Jacob, restaurant, 1803 Mission
Hansen Jacob, seaman P. C. SS. Santa Cruz, r. 119 Jack-
son
Hansen James, seaman, r. SE cor Harrison and Spear
Hansen Jens, laborer, r. 418 Drumm
Hansen Jens, painter, r. 1003 Harrison
Hansen Johannes, porter J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r. 13
Langton
Hansen John, boxmaker, r. 312^ Clementina
Hansen John, driver City RB., r. NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
Hansen John, seaman schr Golden Fleece, r. 238 Steu-
art
Hansen John, seaman, r. 8 Lick
Hansen John, stevedore, r. 11 Tehama PI
Hansen John, watchman U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. 505
Filbert
Hansen John C, captain schr Hayes, ofllce 44 Market
Hansen John T., compositor, r. 710 Larkin
Hansen Julia R., teacher, r. 710 Larkin
Hansen Julius, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Justinius, seaman, r. 1812 Dupont
Hansen Lars P., seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Hansen Lars6n, seaman P. C. SS. Santa Cruz, r. 119
Jackson
Hansen Louis, r. 7}^ Selina PI
Hansen Louis, saddler, 528 Montgomery Av, r. 609
Union
Hansen M., cabinetmaker, r. 254 Clementina
Hansen M. & A. (Marquard and Albert) proprie-
tors Main St. Mills, 130-136 Main
Hansen Maguui, glas.'^blower, r. 807 Brannan
Hansen Margaret, widow, r. 6 Moulton PI, rear
Hansen Maria, domestic 2516 California
fiansen Marquard (M. & A. Hansen) r. 2134 O'Farrell
Hansen Martin, pilot revenue stmr Hartley
Hansen Matthew, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant end
Eif,'hth
Hansen Nieholas P., teamster H. Brlckwedel & Co.
Hansen Niels, Uig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery ',
Hansen Ole, laborer, r; 751 M Folsiim •
Hansen Oliver, captain tug boat Lookout, r. 1414 I
Kearny I
I Hansen Oscar, pumptender Cil. Sugar Refinery, r. 25
I Twenty-second
Hansen Oscar, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hansen Peter, captain schr Master Mariner
Hansen Peter, coach driver New Atlantic Hotel
Hansen Peter, cook, r. 907 Folsom
Hansen Peter, fisherman, r. 6 Polk Lane
Hansen Peter, gripman Presidio RR., r. 1128 Green-
wich
Hansen Peter, seaman stmr Humboldt, r. 263 East
Hansen Peter, wood, coal and feed, SE cor Seventh
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
I Hansen Peter C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
t Hansen Peter N., drayman, r. 424 Fell
I Hansen Rasmus E., carpenter, r. 2134 O'Farrell
I Hansen Robert, molder, r. 346 Fourth
I Hansen Rudolph, cutter Schoenberg & Co., r. Oakland
I Hansen Samuel, butcher, r. Sixth Av, bet K and L,
! South S. F.
j Hansen Samuel, steward schr Emma Louisa, r. 1316 }j
Natoma
Hansen S. E. D., driver National Brewery, r. W s Noe,
' bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Hansen Seivert A., carpenter, r. 3 Warren PI
Hansen Sonke, liquor saloon, 921 Kearny
Hansen Theodore, r. 2130 Stockton
Hansen Theodore, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
! Hansen Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
I Hansen Thomas, stevedore George Whitney
Hansen William, r. 603 Powell
Hansen William, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,r.l934}4
Mission
Hansen William E., carpenter, r. 710 Larkin
Hanson Agnes Miss, r. 81 Clenientina
Hanson Andrew, stockbroker, r. Winchester House
Hanson Andrew J. Rev., assistant M. E. Chinese Mis-
sion, r. Sacramento, Cal.
Hanson Anne, widow, r. 228 Bitch, rear
Hanson Axel, laborer, r.N s San Jose Av, bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Hanson B. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hanson Bernard, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hanson Carl, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Hanson Charles (Hanson & Co.) r. Redwood City, Cal.
Hanson Charles F., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Hanson Charles P., hostler, r. 1004 Sansome,rear
Hanson Christian, oysterman, r. 127 Jackson
Hanson Cornelius (Hanson & Co.) r. 928 Post
Hanson Daniel, seaman, r. 531 East
Hanson E. Mrs., nurse, r. 113 Oregon
Hanson Edmund P., driver Market St. RR., r. 1635
Eddy
Hanson Edward H., bookkeeper Wright & Bowne, r.
834 Mission
Hanson Elizabeth, widow, r. 116 Welsh
Hanson Emanuel, tailor, r. 7 August Alley
Hanson Fergus, butcher, 11-12 Cal. Market, r. 1708
Stockton
Hanson Hans A., captain schr Stsghound, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Hanson Hans J., captain schr Salamander, r. 951 Bry-
ant
Hanson Harry, propertyman Theatre Comique, NW cor
Kearny and Pine
Hanson Harry, seaman, r. 440 Third
Hanson H. E., seaman, r. 12 Washington
Hanson Henry, bartender, r. 325 Drumm
Hanson Henry, boots and shoes, 540 Washington, r.
3014 Sacramento
Hanson Henry J., cooper, r. 1026 McAllister
Hanson Henry L., drayman, r. 533 Birch Av
Hanson Herman, stevedore A. C. Freese
Hanson Isaac J., shoecutter, r. 814 Jessie
Hanson James, collector David Drady, r. W 8 Dame,
bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Hanson Jens, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Hanson John, cook, r. 8 Berry
Hanson John, seaman, r. 20 White's PI
Hanson John, wireweaver, r. 43 Natoma
Hanson John, wood and coal, 127 Ninth, r. 2330 Mis-
sion
Hanson John P., carpenter, 1.502 Stockton
Hanson Jorgen, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sut-
ter
Hanson Joseph, basketmaker. r. 814 Jessie
Hanson Joseph, peddler, r. '228 Langton
Hanson Lillie Miss, typesetter Painter & Co., r. 202
Second
Hanson Louis, farmer, r. Ocean House Flat
Hanson Mary, widow, r. 202 Second
WINDOW SHADES
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE
Wmdow Shades lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc
G.W.CLARK &€0.
645 Market St.
UlSrCKfcEY, ^PIKRS * HAYES FUl^TOX IKON WORKS, 213 Frem»ni St
" M'>""foct«rei^ofSAW MII.I. MACmj^EKV and £lliS«V^E MA* MINES.
HAN
470
Hanson Nelson, longshoreman, r. 1322 Montgomery
Hanson Nes C, laborer, r. 10 Bryant Av, rear
Hanson Nicholas, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Hanson Nicholas V., carpenter, r. Alabama, bet Twen-
ty-sixth and Army
Hanson Ostello, longshoreman, r. 5 Boston PI
Hanson Patrick, laborer, r. 243 Fell
Hanson Peter, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Hanson Peter, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Hanson Peter, stevedore, r. 235 Eltch
Hanson Ricliard C, block and pumpmaker. 9
Spear, r. 29 }<J Moss
Hanson Stephen, foreman David Moore, r. 850 Folsom
Hanson Stephen B., teamster, r. 850 Folsom
Hanson Steven, fireman C. P. RE. stmr Amador r. 228
Montgomery Av '
Hanson W., cigarmaker, r. 1208 Eddy
Hanson William, foreman Mayrisch Bros. & Co r
805 Point Lobos Av "'
Hanson William, master mariner, r. 9 Taylor
Hanson William E., manager Davis Bros., r. 120 O'Far-
rell
HansonWilliam H., bookkeeper Hanson & Co r Red-
wood City
Hanson & Co. (Charles Hanson) lumber, and pro-
pnetors Tacoma Mills, W. T., and agents Tacoma
and Puget Sound packets, Pier 11 Steuart
Hanson & Co. (Cornelius Hanson and George Fisher)
butchers, 928 Post
tS^ Hanson. See Hansen
Hansson Alexander, seaman, r. 503 Folsom
Hansson Alfred, solicitor Hubert & Co., r. Prescott
House
Hansson George, house and signpainter, 607 Laguna
r. E s Noe, nr Twenty-ninth
Hansson Rudolph, engineer schr Alexander, r 503 Fol-
som
Hanton George, shipcarpenter, r. 505 Fell
Hanville Emma Mrs., furnished rooms, 20 3« Fifth
Hanville S. Mrs., r. 139 Fourth
Han way Emma A. P. Mrs., clerk Peters & Sewell r
515% Bush '
Hanzel Ferdinand, salesman Philip Neis, r. 1914 Sutter
Haper Bernard, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co r
Oakland '' '
Hapgood & Co. (of Waterford, W. T.) John Clement
agent, 211 Sansome, room 1
Happ Marcus, gents' furnishing goods, 229 Fourth
Happ Samuel J., carpenter, r. 1840 Howard
Happersberger Albert, student, r. 532 Stevenson
Happersberger Emile, druggist Frederick C. Keil r
532 Stevenson '
Happier Conrad. Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Happy -Valley Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) D M
Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 18-19
Haquette Augustus E., with Nicholas Steiner r 1613
Post
Haquette Ernest (Hageman & Haquette) r. 1613 Post
HaraszthyArpad (ArpadHaraszthy &Co.) r. 610 Hyde
Harasztliy Arpad & Co. (Arpad Haraezthy and
Henry Epstem) producers champagnes and deal-
ers California wines and brandies, 530 Washing-
Harbach Daniel L., salesman Pac. Saw Mnfg Co r
1713 Jones '' '
Harbaugh Joseph, bookkeeper Lazard Fr^res, r. 730
Harber Moses, bootmaker, r. Park Hotel
Harber Thomas, asphaltum roofer. 24 Montgomerv
Av. r. NE cor Jackson and Kearny
worth"^''"* E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 504 M Leaven-
Harbey Anne Mrs., confectionery, 117 Ellis
Harbey John, carpenter, r. 117 Ellis
''*n5i".»in*^n'f*?*****'*'*«"' State Board
oflice 10 California
Harbor Police. 247 Steuart and 522 Davis
Harbor View Hotel, Rudolph Herman proptr,
Jefferson, bet Baker and Lyon
Harbordt Gustave C. clerk Harper A. Smith, r 21
Nmth . ■.. ..i
Harbourne John W. (Billings. Harbourne fz Co.) r 105
Columbia ' ». j^uj
Harby Rosalie Miss, assistant Grant Primary School
1". 11!^ Page '
Harcourt Elizabeth, widow, r. 410 Grove rear
Hard David T., foreman Eugene Soule, r'. 421 Fourth
Hardallo Nicolo, porter Dominican Monasterv r NW
cor Bush and Steiner
Hardcastle George, dentist, office and r. 118 O'Farrell
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Harde Bernhard, seaman, r. 523 M Brannan
Harde Dora Miss, boxmaker, r. 523}^ Brannan
Harde Meta, widow, r. 523}^ Brannan
Harde William, laborer, r. 523 3<i Brannan
Hardegg Joseph, machinist, r. 81 Clementina
Hardenbergh James R. Jr., clerk Post Office, r. 44 Third
Hardenbergh S. Brush, clerk Grand Hotel
Hardenburgh Isaac, mnfr bungs and plugs, 134 Main
r. 1713 Eddy '
Harder Albert, laborer, r. 323 Jessie
Harder Hans D., bootfitter, r. 26%. Turk
Harder Johannes H., clerk John Rohde, r. SW cor
Clay and Taylor
Harder Jules A., cook Palflce Hotel, r. 628 Shotwell
Harder Peter, liquor saloon, 7 Market
Harders George, drayman, r. 17 Linden Av
flarders John, farmer, r. 517 Pacific
Harders Timothy F., teamster, r. 17 Linden Av
Hardie C, teamster, r. Park Hotel
Hardie Frank D. (Hardie & Darling) r. 631 Golden
Gate Av
Hardie Robert, bartender W. C. Dorrance r 112 Sec
ond '
Hardie & Darling- (Frank D. Hardie and George
L. Darling) wholesale and retail dealers carpets
oilcloths, wall paper, etc., 727 Market '
fi^Hardie. See Hardy
Hardig Samuel, r. 817 Montgomery
Hardiman John (Hardiman & Tierney) r. 710 Bran-
Hardiman John, laborer, r. King, bet Fifth and Sixth
.Uardiinau John, plasterer, r. 252 Perry
Hardiman Joseph, haekman, r. 710 Broadway
Hardiman Michael, laborer, r. 252 Perry
Hardiman Patrick H., morocco finisher, r. Lafayette
House '
Hardiman Patrick J., telephone operator, r. 252 Perrv
Hardiman Thomas W., gilder S. & G. Gump r 11
Farren Av '
Hardiman & Tierney (John Harriiman and Thomas
Tierney) wood and coal, 710 Brannan
Harding Benjamin, r. 1900 Turk
Harding Bradford, bricklayer, r. 26 Eitch
Harding, Brann & Prior (John G. Harding, Robert C
Brann and John L. Prior) sailmakers, 56 Clay
Harding Charles E., clerk, r. 2 Torrens Court
Harding Charles M., r. 1415 Taylor
Harding Conrad, tailor, r. 523 Green
Harding Edward B., driver, r. 2 Torrens Court
Harding Everett S., clerk freight dept C. P RR r 2
Torrens Court ''
Harding James W., attorney at law, 704 Montgomery
r. 520 Bush
Harding John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Harding John G. (Harding, Brann & Prior)
California
Harding John H., calker, r. 327 First
Harding John H. Jr., clerk Tonite Powder Co
First
Harding Joseph L., conductor Market St RR
Harding J. E., painter, r. Park Hotel
Hardmg Margaret, widow, r. 1415 Taylor
Harding Ealph J., clerk Spirit of the Times
Sansome
Hariling- Samuel C, collection office. 648 Wash-
ington «
Harding William, coffee and spice dealer, r. 1027 York
Harding William, cook Jolin McGrath, r. 512 Mission
Harding William T., porter George W. Meade & Co
Hardmun Chrl.stopher, waiter Heuttmann's Hotel
Hardman Joseph W., clerk, r. 913 Bryant
[ Hardwig Bernhard, clerk Henry Schnittger. r 520
O Farrrell
Hardwigh Nellie, domestic 1012 Bush
Hardy Aretas, r. 321 Eddy
Hardy Benjamin F.. physician and surgeon, and at-
tending physician and surgeon S. F. Lying-in
Hospital and Foundling Asylum, office and r. 916
Golden Gate Av
Hardy Bridget, domestic 1414 Post
Hardy Edward H., carpetlayer, r. 826 Post, rear
Hardy Eunice H., widow, r. 714 Seventeenth
Hardy Frank, teamster, r. 915 Devisadero
Hardy Jeduthum P., attorney at law, 234 Montgomery
r. 15 Montgomery Block '
Hardy John , plasterer, r. 252 Perry
Hardy John J., butler, r. 2012 Jackson
Hardy John J.» salesman J. G. Montealegre. r. 653
Seventeenth '
Hardy Johnson, passepartoutmaker. r. 708 Folsom
710
327
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MATTHIAS GRAY
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J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEAI.ER IN COAL. AND PIG IRON,
41 BEaxket Street, comer Spear.
HAR
471
HAR
Hardy lio-^vell J. Jr., attorney at law, office 838
Market, r. 6 Beaver
Hardy Nicbolas, house painter, r. IG Antonio
Hardy Orlando B., powder manufacturer, office 218
California, r. 626 Hayes
Hardy Powder Co., Jay Deming secretary, 405 Front,
room 2
Hardy Sarah J., widow, r. 1301 Gough
Hardy Thomas, blacksmith, r. 708 Folsom
Hardy William A., gunsmith C. D. Ladd, r. 6 Beaver
Hardy William J., clerk freight dept C. P. KR., r. 740
Capp
Hardy William J., miner, r. 501 Geary
B^Hardy. See Hardie
Hare Alexander, capitalist, r. 811 Hyde
Hare Ann Mrs., r. "Jii'i Francisco
Hare C. F. Mrs., r. 114 Hyde
Hare Charles, junk, r. 233 Stevenson
Hare Charles, shipchandler, 326 Spear, r. 505 Harrison
Hare Charles J., clerk Charles Hare, r. 505 Harrison
Hare Dora J., r. 450 Twentieth
HareEliasC, laborer, r. W s Kentucky, bet Hum-
boldt and Sierra
Hare Ellen, widow, r. 112 Twelfth
Hare Fannie Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin St. Pri-
mary School, r. 505 Harrison
Hare Frank, laborer S. F, Cordage Factory
Hare Frank J., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. 114 Hyde
Hare Frederick, boxmaker Pac. Kolling Mills
Hare George, machinist Palmer & Rey, r. Oakland
Hare George A., assistant superintendent California
St. RR., r, 1510 Franklin
Hare Jacques, helper L. Radovich & Co., r. Bonanza
House
Hare James, housepainter, r. 5 Drury Lane
Hare John J., clerk The Daily Exchange, r. 114 Hyde
Hare John S., teamster, r. Eleventh Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
Hare Julia L. Mrs., bookbinder, r. 232 Sutter
Hare Louis, clerk, r. 232 Sutter
Hare Patrick M., liquor saloon, SW cor Fifth and Na-
toma, r. 327 Minna
Hare Richard, pressman J. R. Brodle & Co., r. 107
Laugtou, rear
Hare Wiufried, messenger American District Tel. Co.,
r. 232 Sutter
Hare Winifred, domestic 799 Van Ness Av
Harenberg August, bakery and confectionery, SE cor
Post and Laguna
Harenberg Edward, liquor saloon, NE cor Berry and
Haggin, r. 6 Haggiu
Harford Edmund C, shipcalker, r. 226 Second
Harford J. Hosea, calker, r. 540 Howard
Harford John, mining, r. 396 Waller
Harford John, teamster, r. 202 Union
Harford Joseph, gardener, r. S s Waller, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Harford Maria P., widow, r. S s Waller, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Harford Robert L., D. D., pastor Bush St. M. E.
Church, r. 2520 Bush
Harford William G. W., director museum Cal-
fornia Academy of Sciences, r. 2132 O'Farrell
iK^'Harford. See Hartford
Harfst H., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Hargaden Catherine, widow, r. 218 Fair Oaks
Hargaden Michael, fireman C. P. ER.,r. 218 Fair Oaks
Hargain William, laundryman La Grande Laundry, E
s Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Hargear Frederick L., second officer P. M. SS. City of
Sydney, r. 1720 Jessie
Hargens J. H. S., teacher St. Paul's School, r. 15J6
Harriet
Harger John, bakery, cor Twenty-sixth and Bartlett
Harger William, shoemaker, r. 1904 Mason
Hargrove George, laborer, r. 1314 Washington
Hargrove James, laborer, r. 1314 Washington
Hargrove John, machinist, r. 428 Dore
Hargrove William T., hatpresser F. A. Halsey, r. 428
Dore
Hargrow James, r. 32 Mary
Haring .\ugustus, farmer, nr Ocean View Station
Harker Asa (Taber, Harker & Co.) r. SW cor Pine and
Octavia
Harker J. W., r. Grand Hotel
Harklu James T., bartender, r. 742 Howard
Harking Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 28 Hayes
HarVins Charles, r. 307 First
Harkins Charles B., foreman Jackson & Truman, r.
49 Natoma
Harkins Daniel, blacksmith, r. 444 Clementina
Harkins Dennis, laborer, r. 47 Jessie
Harkins James, capitalist, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth
and Howard
Harkins James, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills
Harkins Janjes J., laundryman, r. 815 Harrison
Harkins John, laborer, r. S s Point Lobos Av, bet Cook
and Masonic Av
Harkins John, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Harkins Owen, laborer, r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Harkins Patrick, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Harkins Patrick, cardriver, r. 873 Folsom
Harkins Patrick, currier, r. cor Filbert and Van Ness
Av
Harkins Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 119
Silver
Harkins Patrick, laborer, r. 226 Mission
Harkins Patrick, laborer, r. E s Michigan, bet Shasta
and Napa
Harkins Patrick, laborer, r. 1914 Taylor
Harkins Sarah, domestic 637 Sutter
Harkins Thomas, master mariner, r. 14 Calhoun
Harkuess George, medical student, r. 317 Ellis
Harkuess H. W., physician, r. Grand Hotel
Harkuess Morris M., attorney at law, 7 Mont-
gomery Av, rooms 14-15, r. 509 Bryant
Harland R. B., carpenter, r. Ahlborn House
Harlander Adolph, woodcarver, r. Montgomery, bet
Broadway and Vallejo
Harlem Louis, clerk, r. 109 O'Farrell
Harles H.D., brakemau S. P. RR., r. Terminal Hotel
Harley Charles (Charles Harley & Co.) r. 815 Ellis
Harley Cliarles «fe Co. (Charles and George Har-
ley) rag and junk dealers and importers pig iron,
copper, spelter, and straw and manllla paper, 114-
116 Davis
Harley David, laborer, r. 2 Gilbert
Harley George (Charles Harley & Co.) r. New York
Harley George, student Heald's Business College
Harley John, stableman Pickett & Nolan, r. 261 First
Harley L. Miss, r. 319 Drumm
Harley Patrick, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Harley Thomas F., commission agent, 618 Clay,
r. 514 Bush
Harley William, laborer, r. 2016 Hyde
Harlock Henry E., machinist The Singer Mufg Co., r.
1009 Alabama
Harlock Robert E., butcher, r. Ninth Av, bet K and
L, South S. F.
Harloe Archibald, Port Warden, 525 Front, r. 2527
Howard
Harloe Marcus, Chief Wharfinger,office Clay St.Wharf,
r. 41i; Twenty-fourth
Harloe Matthew, policeman, r. 2527 Howard
Harloe William A., r. 416 Twenty- fourth-
Harlow A., first assistant engineer P. M. SS. Colima
Harlow Alice A. Miss, copyist County Recorder, r. 405
Sutter
Harlow Allie, clerk Peter Baker, r. 362 Fifth
Harlow Charles, carpenter, r. 976 Harrison
Harlow Dexter I., engineer California St. RR., r. 1652
Polk
Harlow E., fireman, r. Railroad Lodgings
Harlow Frank S., second lieutenant First Artillery
U. S. A., Presidio
Harlow Joseph, r. 1 Quincy PI
Harlow Josiah C, r. 1 Quincy PI
Harlow Kate, widow, r. 1 Quincy PI
Harman , stevedore George Whitney
Harniau Andrew, salesman J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. Ill
Ninth
Harman George N., freight clerk P. M. SS. City of
Rio de Janeiro
Harman George W., sergeant police, r. 1714 Ellis
Harman Henry B., foreman J. G. Montealegre, r. 58
Jessie
Harman John F., blacksmith, r. 68 JesBie
Harman M. A. Mrs., r. 534 Bush
Harman Theodore, r. Ill Ninth
83^ Harman. See Harmon
Harmes John T., collector Madison & Burke, r. 2916
Sixteenth
Harmeth Morris, fresco painter Jacob Gumpertz
Harmon A. K. P., president Chollar and Potosi
Mining Cos., 79 Nevada Block, r. cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Webster, Oakland
Harmon Anna C, widow, r. 1528 Pacific Av
Harmon Charles, master mariner, r. 4 Kohler PI
HARDWOOD LUMBER
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Speai St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. MORSE,
l»HOTO«RAl»HER. 826 IflARKET ST. i
VieivH or »11 tlie i>rinc-i|tal places on the Pacific Voant for sale^
HAK
472
HAR
Harmon Charles, seaman, r. 320 Folsom
Harmon Charles A., clerk S. H. Harmon, r. 3 Essex
PI
Harmon Charles B., soap mufr, r. 131 Hancock
Harmon Charles L., clerk Eureka Warehouse, r. 106J^
Third
Harmon Clarence K., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. till Pine
Harmon Collins B., shoemaker, r. 213 Jones
Harmon Edward F. Mrs., widow, r. 923 Howard
Harmon Edward N., student, r. 3 Essex PI
Harmon Elmer, tailor, 33 Kearny
Harmon Ira J., salesman Renton Coal Co., r. 1835
O'Farrell
Harmon John, laborer, r. 407 Tehama
Harmon John B., attorney at law. 402 Montgomery,
rooms 14-15. r. 1309 Taylor
Harmon Robert E., carpenter, r. 603 Minna
Harmon Samuel H., dealer lumber. Pier 13,
Steuart, r. 3 Essex PI
B®" Harmon. See Harman
Harmony HalL, Hartmann & Dammasch propri-
etors, NE cor Post and Kearny
Harmony Hotel, Heintz & Bock proprietors, 735
Brannan
Harms Alvin H., clerk Henry Tietjen, r. SW cor Broad-
way and Leavenworth
Harms Annie, fruits and vegetables, 1505 Market
Harms Augusta Miss, r. cor Seventh and Railroad Avs,
South S. F.
Harms Catherine, widow, boarding, cor Seventh and
Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Harms C. F., liquor saloon, 33 Fifth
Harms Diedrich, bookkeeper Wolters Bros. & Co., r.
908 Greenwich
Harms George, clerk Prescott House, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Kearny
Harms Hans, clerk Prescott House, SW cor Montgom-
ery Av and Kearny
Harms Henry (Harms & Moenning) r. 234 Fifth
Harms Henry, clerk S. Lachman & Co., r. 234 Fifth
Harms Hermann, wood and coal, SW cor Fourth and
Brannan
Harms Ludwig, baker, r. 625 Clay
Harms Peter (Leu & Harms) r. 1247 Mission
Harms Theodore, bookkeeper J. H. A. Folker8& Bro.,
r. Oakland
Harms & Moenning (Henry Harms and Emil Moenn-
ing) wood and coal, 234 Fifth
8^" Harms. See Harmes
Harmsen Harry, mate schr Eudora, r. 26 Sacramento
Harmsen Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Harmsohn Louis, mastermariner, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Harmstead J. B., machinist coiners dept U. 8. Mint,
r. Oakland
Harnden William H., noteclerk Sather & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Harned Alexander Mrs., r. Arcade House
Harned Jacob A. M., realestate and mining broker,
317 Montgomery, r. 1528 California
Harness, Saddle, Collar and Whip Makers Union,
909 Ji Market
Harnett Beujamin J., freight clerk P. M. S8. Co., r.
421 Harrison
Harnett Edward (W. W. Elliott & Co.) r. 424 Broad-
way
Harnett John J., lithographer, r. 424 Broadway
Harnett Leagh, editor Pacific Life, 420 Kearny
8^" Harnett. See Hartnett
Harney Charles S., clerk, r. 901 Valencia
Harney Daniel, streetcontractor, r. 901 Valencia
Harney Daniel J., clurk, r. 901 Valencia
Harney James W., machinist, r. 1018 Howard
Harney John H., register clerk Superior Court, Dept
10, r. 1009 Twentieth
Harney Mary Mrs., bakery, COO Third
Harney Michael, boot treer, r. 5 Bowie Av
Harney Michael, laborer, r. 608 3<j Fourth
Harney Patrick, tailor Koos Bros., r. 1435 Mission
Harney Thomas, fruitdealer, r. S s Sixteenth Av, bet
Q and II, South S. F.
Harney Thomas, Jour. Shipwrights' Aesn, 71 New
Montgomery
Harney Thomas, shoemaker, r. 715 Natoma
Harney William, notary public and commissioner
deeds and realestate, and president Golden Gate
Woolen Manufacturing Co., oflice 410 California,
r. 1703 Octavia
Harnick F., r. Dominican Monastery
Harnisch Gustavus A., bookkeeper Cal. Demokrat, r.
228 Bush
Harnwell William, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Harold J.ames, policeman, r. 819 Montgomery
8^"Harold. See Harrold and Herold
Harp William, carpenter, r. 20 Rausch
Harpel Wilson, driver Central RR., r. 725 Brannan
Harper Catherine, widow, r. 288 XTnion
Harper Edgar R., policeman, r. 1835 Union
Harper Edwin, compositor, r. 1504 Pacific Av
Harper Edwin, delivery clerk Eisen Bros., r. 1 Ash Av
Harper Ella A. Mrs., r. 1225 Pierce
Harper Frank, chair caner, 426}^ Broadway, r. 502?^
Broadway
Harper Frederick C, laborer, r. 26 Natoma
Harper George W., compositor, r. 1517 Larkin
Harper Gustavus D., policeman, r. 2132 Union
Harper Henry, clerk superintendent Market St. RB.,
r. 704 Sutter
Harper Henry P., foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Oakland
Harper John, carrier Alta California and Chronicle, r.
754 Mission
Harper John, expressman, SE cor Davis and Vallejo,
r. 3 Moulton PI
Harper John, proptr S. F. Nursery, SE cor Folsom
and Nineteenth
Harper John J., miner, r. N s Sixteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Harper John L., plasterer, r. 1039 Mission
Harper Lilly Miss, r. Arcade House
Harper Margaret, widow, r. S s Fifteenth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Harper Moses, shoemaker, r. Park Hotel
Harper Peter, r. 537 Sacramento
Harper Reginald, steward, r. 54 First
Harper Richard L., furniture, 405J^ California, r. 217
Shotwell
Harper Thomas (Engle &' Hooper) r. 130 O'Farrell
Harper Thomas, liquor saloon, 131 Folsom
Harper Walter, compositor, r. 1504 Pacific Av
Harper William, proof reader Morning Call, r. 1504
Pacific Av
Harper William D., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. 315 gapp
Harper William J., salesman Hermann Cohen, x. 850
Van Ness Av
Harpham George E. (Wheaton & Harpham) attorney
at law, 414 California, r. Alameda
Harren John, paper carrier, r. S W cor Twenty-fifth
and Valencia
Harrick Patrick, S. J., door keeper St. Ignatius College
Harries Julian B., bookkeeper George Abbot, r. 930
Capp
Harries William H., agent Hong Kong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation, office 423 Califor-
nia, r. 2022 Bush
Harrigan Bridget, widow, r. 26 Clementina
Harrigan Bridget, widow, bakery, 109 Hayes
Harrigan Cornelius, laborer, r. 520 Sixth
Harrigan Cornelius J., liquor saloon, NE cor Hayes
and Polk
Harrigan Daniel, laborer, r. 1223 Folsom, rear
Harrigan Daniel J., bootmaker, r. 2927 Mission
Harrigan Dennis, shoemaker, r. 1915 Broadway
Harrigan Hannah, domestic 134 McAllister
Harrigan Henry, shoemaker, r. 2927 Mission
Harrigan Jefferson, fireman La Grande Laundry, E B
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Harrigan Jeremiah, waiter, r. 655 Mission
Harrigan John, fireman, r. 1302 Powell
Harrigan John, hostler, r. 150 Eighth
Harrigan John, lamplighter, r. cor Broadway and
Mason
Harrigan John, stevedore, r. 34 Welsh
Harrigan John, teamster, r. 50 South Park
Harrigan John J., proptr Pacific Life, 420 Kearny, r.
806 Vallejo
Harrigan John J., tinsmith, and extraman Engine No.
2, S. F. F. D.,412 Bush
Harrigan Josie Miss, substitute teacher public
schools, r. 520 Sixth
Harrigan M., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Hiirrigan Margaret, widow, r. 806 Vallejo
Harrigan INIary, widow, laundry, E s Railroad Av, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth Avs, South S. F.
Harrigan Mary A. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 129 Twelfth
Harrigan Matthew, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. 507 Minna
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Harrigau Michael, r. 311 Pacific
Harrigau Michael, extraman Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D.,
r. 1616 Pacific Av
Harringan Michael, longshoreman, r. 315 Bryant, rear
Harrigan Patrick, hostler Market St. HR., r. 421 Val-
encia
B^" Harrigau. See Horrigan
Harriman Charles 0., clerk, r. 251 Third
Harriiiian Fred. W., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1128^
Bri ad way
Harriman Walter, boltcutter, r. 251 Third
Harriman AVillard, boltcutter, r. 251 Third
Harriman William H., painter, r. 521 !<. Natonia
Harring William, lithographer, r. 617 Montgomery Av
Harrington .\lmeda S. Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 2534 Washington
Harrington .\nnie, domestic 1027 Green
Harrington Benjamin P., freight clerk C. P. RR., r.
IIOU Howard
Harrington Benjamin W., r. 1205 Turk
Harrington Charles, drayman Waterhouse k Lester
Harrington (Jharles W., compositor, r. 1109 Howard
Harrington Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 721 Tehama
Harrington Cornelius J., laborer, r. 1014 Army
Harrington C. P., mate schr Palonia, r. 1523 Powell
Harrington Daniel D., butcher, r. 12 Bowen's Block,
South S. F.
Harrington Daniel 0., butcher, r. 838 Folsom
Harrington Dennis, r. 20'.t Leidesdorff
Harrington Dennis, r. 821 Golden Gate Av
Harrington Dennis, laborer, r. SW cor Alabama and
Twenty-siith
Harrington Dennis, teamster, r. 263 Octavia
Harrington Dennis J., blacksmith, r. 2215}^ Polk
Harrington Ebenezer H., teacher, r. SW cor Fifteenth
and Castro
Harrington Edward, deckboy P. M. SS. City of Ne-w
York
Harrington Edward, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Harrington Edward B., telegraph operator, r. 300
Fulton
Harrington E. H., agent patent medicine, r. cor Six-
teenth and Noe
Harrington Eliza, widow, r. 300 Fulton
Harrington Eugene, bootcutter, r. 55 Shipley, rear
Harrington Eugene W., butcher, r. 12 Bowen's Block,
South S. F.
Harringtcn Frank, trunkmaker, r. 300 Fulton
Harrington George (Falk, Hawley & Co.) r. Oakland
Harrington George, trunkmaker. r. 1022 Hampshire
Harrington George W., cook, r. 314 Tehama
Harrington Helen Miss, actress Tivoll Garden, r. 1220
Market
Harrington Henry, fireman P. C. SS. Orizaba
Harrington Isaac, special policeman, r. 11 MosB
Harrington James, molder, r. 33 Alta
Harrington James J., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 168!<J Clementina
Harrington Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 150 Eighth
Harrington John, r. 636 Sacramento
Harrington John, carpenter, r. 763 Howard
Harrington Jolin, cattledealer, r. 40 Moss
Harrington John, guard House ot Correction
Harrington John, laborer, r. 256 Spear, rear
Harrington John, laborer, r. 27 Natoma
Harrington John, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Harrington John B., packer Castle Bros. ^ Loupe, r.
821 Golden Gate Av
Harrington John D., r. 134 Fifth
Harrington John F. Rev., pastor St. Francis Church,
r. 630Vallejo
Harrington John J., truckman C. P. RR., r. 649 Minna
Harrington John S., porter Union Pacific Salt Co., r.
Alameda
Harrington John T., bartender, r. 1122 Market
Harrington Joseph, machinist, r. 250 Spear
Harrington Joseph A., artist, 216 Bush, room 7, r.
408 M Francisco
Harrington Maggie, shoefitter, r. 649 Minna
Harrington Margaret, widow, r. Sixth Av. bet L and
M, South S. F.
Harrington Margaret, widow, seamstress, r. 652 Mar-
ket
Harrington Mary, widow, r. 679 J<j Clementina
Harrington Mary, widow, boarding, 1019 Market, rear
Harrington Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, 40 Moss
Harrington M. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 45 Everett
Harrington M E. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 134
Fifth
Harrington Michael, shoemaker, r. 81 Natoma
Harrington Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) O. C. Miller
secretary, 409 California, room 4
Harrington Owen, laborer, r. 517 Eighth
Harrington Patrick, trunkmaker, r. 1022 Hampshire
Harrington Patrick, waiter, r. 515 Sacramento
Harrington Patrick H., carriagepainter, r. 168 )i Clem-
entina
Harrington T Bagley, framemaker, r. 352 Clementina
Harrington Thomas, laborer, r. 115 Second
Harrington Thomas M., stagecarpenter Bush St.
Theatre
Harrington Timothy, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 272
Clementina
Harrington Timothy, waiter, r. 160 Clara, rear
Harrington Whitford P., day inspector Custom House,
r. 1109 Howard
Harrington Willard B., associate editor Grocer and
Country Merchant, r. 708 California
Harrington William, ropemaker, r. 517 Eighth
Harrington William D. S. (Cummings & Harrington)
r. 802 Wfebster
Harrington William J., deputy Superintendent Streets,
r. 306 Folsom
Harrington W. P., r. Palace Hotel
Harriiig'ton & Smith, merchants (Seattle) office
218 California, room 1
Harriott Ida M. Miss, saleslady E. Mansbach & Co., r.
133 Perry
Harris Abbie H. Miss, teacher, r. 12 Polk
Harris Abraham, clerk Charles Kalisky, r. 942 Folsom
Harris Abraham, clerk Samuel Harris, r. 110 Steuart
Harris .\braham, shoemaljer, 206 Pacific
Harris Adolph (Harris Brothers) r. 1359 Post
Harris Alfred, carpenter, r. 233 O'Farrell
Harris Amelia, widow, r. 29 Oak
Harris Amelia, w^idow, r. 409 Grove
Harris Amelia, bakery and varieties, 408 Hayes
Harris Anna Mrs., seamstress, r. 8 Carlos PI
Harris Arthur L., bookkeeper, r. 605 Stevenson
Harris A. S., accountant, r. 118 Post
Harris B. & Son (Bernard and Charles S.) stationery
and paper, 213 Pine
Harris Benjamin, barber, 119 Sixth, r. 559 Minna
Harias Benjamin, waiter, r. 1031 Sutter
Harris Benjamin E., speculator, r. 1609 Washington
Harris Benjamin W., machinist, r. 1708 Turk
Harris Bernard (B. Harris k Son) r. 805 Geary
Harris Brothers (Adolph, George J. and Jacob) im-
porters tobacco and mnfrs cigars, 512-518 Wash-
ington
Harris Brothers (David and Walter) clothing, boots,
shoes and notions, 807 Market
Harris Cecil R. Miss, saleslady Julius Jacoby, r. 1024
Hyde
Harris Cecilia, widow, r. 402 Larkin
Harris Charles (James Harris & Co.) r. 330 Fremont
Harris Charles, baker P. C. SS. State of California, r.
927 Jackson
Harris Charles, cigarmaker, r. 60 Everett
Harris Charles, clerk, r. 1609 Powell
Harris Charles, tailor, 502 Pacific
Harris Charles A., blacksmith, r. 330 Fremont
Harris Charles E., bookkeeper, r. 317 Eddy
Harris Charles S. (B. Harris A: Son) r. 805 Geary
Harris Charles W., brakenian C. P. RR., r. 1505 Larkin
Harris Christopher, waiter O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Harris Clara, widow, r. 511 Octavia
Harris C. Milton, r. 633 California
Harris Daniel, butcher, r. 1012 Polk ,
Harris Daniel, capitalist, r. 601 Eddy
Harris Daniel, quartermaster P. M. SS. Co., r. 268 Te-
hama
Harris Daniel C, plasterer and whltener, r. 25 Perry,
rear
Harris David, r. 452 Jessie
Harris David (Harris Brothers) r. 476 Jessie
Harris David (Harris \- Ephraim) r. 15 Taylor
Harris David (M. Harris & Brother) r. 211 Gough
Harris David, bond clerk Custom House, r. 26 Ellis
Harris David, clerk Walter Harris, r. 812 Kearny
Harris David, curemakcr, r. 29 Potter
Harris David, housemover, r. 916 Geary
Harris David, teamster Renner k Co.. r. 320?i Ritch
Harris D. J., bartender, r. 14 Antonio
Harris Dora Miss, lacemaker, r. 942 Folsom
Harris Edward, r. 1804 Laguna
Harris Edward J., cigars and tobacco, 502 Hayes
Harris Edward T., ironmolder, r. 330 Fremont
Harris Edwin, clerk Williams, Dimoud & Co., r. Oak-
land
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Harris Edwin F., clerk Parrott & Co., r. Oakland
Harris Edwin T. (Harris & Son) r. 112 Ninth
Harris E. J., r. 3U7 Fourtli
Harris Elizabeth, widow, r. 420 Dolores
Harris Ellen, widow, liquor saloon, 548 MissLon
Harris Emanuel, clothing, 433 Pacific
Harris F. Mrs., widow, r. 527 Franklin
Harris Francis, saloon keeper, r. 55 Minna
Harris Frank, r. 511 Folsom
Harri.s Frank (Harris *: Son) r. 112 Ninth
Harris Frank (Creamer & Harris) r. 347 Clementina
Harris Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 1132 York
Harris Frederick, clerk S. Ettinger, r. 211 Gough
Harris Frederick, machinist, r. 136 Fifth
Harris Frederick W., physician, office and r. 513 Va-
lencia
Harris Frederick W., poultry and game, 32 Grand
Central Market, r. 246 Borland
Harris George (Hollis & Harris) r. 310 Eighteenth
Harris George, conductor N. B. and M. ER., r. 302
Fourth
Harris George, teamster, r. 157 Perry
Harris George A., bookkeeper, r. 204 Hyde
Harris George C, stockbroker, r. 566 Seventeenth
Harris George F., helper melter and refiner's dept U.
S. Mint, and doorkeeper Standard Theatre, r. 320
Dupont
Harris George F., musician, r. 503 Bush
Harris George J. (Harris Brothers) r. 1230 Geary
Harris George J., bookbinder, r. 1129 Folsom
Harris George L., chief engineer U. S. Mint, r. Oak-
land
Harris George P., machinist, r. Twenty-fifth, bet Noe
and Castro
Harris George W., salesman Richards & Harrison, r.
1505 Larkin
Harris George W., upholsterer, r. 330 Fremont
Harris H., student Barnard's Business College
Harris H., tailor, r. 908 Sausome
Harris Hari'y, seaman, r. 872 Mission
Harris Harvey, machinist, r. 302 Fourth
Harris Harvey E., machinist, r. 117 Sherman
Harris Henry, compositor, r. 332 Golden Gate Av
Harris Henry, tailor, r. 9.50 Folsom
Harris Henry B., bookkeeper S. O. Alexander & Co.,
r. 806 Geary
Harris Henry L., carpet renovator, 1021 Mission
Harris Henry S., waiter Palace Hotel
Harris Herman, tailor, 1932 Fillmore
Harris Herman, with Newman & Levinson, r. 206 Pac
Harris Hermann, teamsler, r. 260 Stevenson
Harris Hyman, cigars and tobacco, 13T Third, r. 60
Everett
Harris I., carpet layer, r. 530 Bush
Harris Isaac (Platshek & Harris) r. 1930 Fillmore
Harris Isaac, shoemaker, 302 Pacific
Harris Isidore (.Joseph & Co.) r. 539 Hayes
Harris Isidore, tailor, r. 617 Stevenson
Harris J. & Co. (Richard H. Monck and George H.
Wright) trunkmakers, NE cor Kearny and Market
Harris Jacob (Harris Brothers) r. 1230 Geary
Harris Jacob, speculator, r. 444}^ Clementina
Hairis James (James Harris & Co.) r. 330 Fremont
Harris James, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Harris James, marble polisher, r. 31 Gilbert
Harris James & Co. (James and Charles Harris)
blacksmiths and machinists, 3U8 Mission
Harris James H., bricklayer, r. 446 !« Sixteenth
Harris James W., assistant master mechanic Califor-
nia St. KIV, r. 1415 Larkin
Harris J. B., railroad contractor, r. 1039 Valencia
Harris Jerome O., waiter, r. 8 Hampton PI
Harris J. Freeman, bookkeeper, r, 408 Hayes
Harris J. Ham, agent land dept University of
California, 310 Pine, room 38, r. Berkeley
Harris John, r. 444 Brannan
Harris John, clerk, r. 916 Geary
Harris John, distributor La Grande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Harris John, porter Putman Robson, r. 1106 Clay
Harris John A., attorney at law, 605 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Harris John F., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mall Ser-
vice, r. 1307 Mission
Harris John F.. salesman Carmen Island Salt Co.,
r. 2114 Howard
Harris John N., clerk Continental Oil and Trans. Co.,
r. Oakland
Harris John N., Jour. Shipwrights' Asen, 71 New
Montgomery
Harris John T., mnfrs' agent, 120 Sutter, room 59, r.
233 Bartlett
Harris Joseph (M. Harris & Brother) r. 404 Sixth
Harris Joseph, commission merchant, r. 681 Misaion
Harris Joseph, elevator man Gcand Hotel
Harris Joseph, glazier, r. 515 Kearny
Harris Joseph, Longshoremen's Ben. Assn, 737 Mis-
sion
Harris Joseph, merchant, r. 4.36 Fifth
Harris Julius, barber, r. 402 Larkin
Harris Julius, junk dealer, r. 449 Ninth
Harris K., r. 21 Oak Grove Av
Harris Lewis B., notary public, 326 Pine,r. 1130 Shot-
well
Harris Lizzie Mrs., electrician, office and r. 632 Mar-
ket
Harris Louis, bookkeeper Jules Levy, r. 805 Geary
Harris Louis, driver F. N. Woods & Co., r. 402 Larkin
Harris M., expressman, r. 556 Brannan
Harris M., seaman, r. 100}^ Jackson
Harris M. & Brother (Mitchell and Joseph) clothing
and furnishing goods, 613 Davis, and 204 Brannan
Harris Margaret, widow, r. S a Twenty-sixth, nr
Sanchez
Harris Maria, cook, 616 Folsom
Harris Mark, salesman Hyman Levison, r. 1026 Clay
Harris Mark Jr., waiter, r. 1026 Clay
Harris Marks, clothing, 323 Pacific
Harris Marks, tailor, r. 119 Virginia
Harris Martin, barber, r. 534 Birch Av
Harris Marx, barber, r. 1609 Powell
Harris Mary, domestic 910O'Farrell
Harris Matthew (Hariis & Morris) r. 858 Howard
Harris Matthew, clerk, r. 1611 Mission
Harris Max, spectacle peddler, r. 472 Jessie
Harris Meyer, laborer, r. 857 Harrison
Harris Michael, tailor, r. 4 Langton
Harris Mitchell (M. Harris & Brother) r. 64 Shipley
Harris Morris, barber, 529 Drumm, r. 310 Pacific
Harris Closes, captain First Cavalry U. 8. A., com-
manding troop M, Presidio Reservation
Harris M. R. Miss, r. 813 Bush
Harris Nathan, r. 755 Howard, rear
Harris Nathan (S. & N. Harris) r. Oregon
Harris Nathan J., clerk Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 437
Jessie
Harris Nellie F. Mrs., seamstress Industrial School
Harris Norman C, salesman Stevenson & Longwill,
r. 408 Hayes
Harris, Oswald & Noble (William Harris, Joseph
Oswald and Hyppolite Noble) machinists, 208
Leidesdorff
Harris Philippine Mrs., saleslady Frank R. Girard, r.
722 Bush
Harris Pincus, porter, r. 1311 Jackson
Harris Rebecca, widow, r. 418 Clementina
Harris Rebecca, widow, r. 1024 Hyde
Harris R. G.. policeman, r. 1306 Pine
Harris Richard (Harris & Kerr) r. 423 O'Farrell
Harris Richard, painter, 1605 Polk, r. 1421 Pine
Harris Richard, shipjoiner, r. 60 Zoe
Harris Richard T., laundryman Occidental Laundry
Harris RicUard W., livery stable, b07 Montgom-
ery, r. 818M Montgomery
Harris Robert M., shoemaker, r. 307 O'Farrell
Harris S. k N., merchants (The Dalles, Oregon) office
18 Battery
Harris Samuel (S. & N. Harris) r. NE cor Ellis and
Larkin
Harris Samuel Mrs., r. 944 Folsom
Harris Samuel, barber, r. 707 Green
Harris Samuel, barber, r. 404 Sixth
Harris Samuel, clerk Jacob Jacobson, r. 410 Fourth
Harris Samuel, clothing, 110 Steuart
Harris Samuel, helper Kraker k Israel, r. 1 Delta PI
Harris Samuel, laborer, r. 942 Folsom
Harris Samuel, traveling salesman, r. 640 Ellis
Harris Silas, blacksmith, r. 16H Bluxome
Harris Simon, tailor, 804^ Folsom
Harris Simon, tailor, r. 1609 Powell ■
Harris Simon Mrs., widow, r. 444 H Clementina
Harris Solomon, r. 13 Oak Grove Av
Harris Solomon, r. 260 Stevenson
Harris Solomon, varieties, 402 Fourth
Harris Stephen, Longshoremen's Ben. Assn. 737 Mis-
sion
Harris Stephen M., bartender, r. 1318 Webster
Harris Susie Miss, assistant Columbia St. Grammar
School, r. 527 Franklin
Harris Thomas, iiorter, r. 636 Commercial
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Harris Thomas, shoemaker, r. '2114 Howard
Harris Timothy, brassfinisher, r. 29 Potter
Harris Walter (Harris Brothers) r. 1804 Laguna
Harris Walter J., machinist, r. 330 Fremont
Harris Wiley, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 28 Stone
Harris William {Harris, Oswald & Noble) r.N a Twen-
ty-fifth, bet Noe and Castro
Harris William, butler NW cor California and Taylor
Harris William, gaslitter, r. 2934 Mission
Harris William, janitor, r. 6 Auburn
Harris William, oiler P. C. SS. George W. Elder
Harris William, seaman, r. 8 5^ Sherwood PI
Harris William, waiter, r. 141 Natoma
Harris William F., clerk Cluff & De Witt, r. 653 Fol-
som
Harris William F., porter Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, r. 417 Kearny
Harris William S., cook, r. 26 Fifth Av
Harris W. J., machinist Jackson & Truman, r. cor
Fourth and Folsom
Harris W. N., clerk Jacobs & Easton, r. Berkeley
Harris & Ephraim (David Harris aiidE. E. Ephraim)
patentees Prairie King Umbrella, office 426 Cali-
fornia, room 4
Harris & Kerr (Richard Harris and Charles W. Kerr)
liquor saloon, 35 O'Farrell
Harris & Morris (Matthew Harris and James Mor-
ris) real estate and business agents, 652 Market
Harris & Son (Edwin T. and Frank Harris) distil-
lers, 112 Ninth
•£7" Harris. See Harries
Harrisburg Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Alaska
Ter.) Henry A. Charles secretary, 419 California,
room 21
Harrison Abbie A. Mrs., r. 311 Stockton
Harrison A. D., clerk insurance dept Falkner, Bell &
Co., r. 1323 Jackson
Harrison Annie Miss, teacher music, r. 612 Pine
Harrison Benjamin A., mining, r. 331 >i Eddy
Harrison Brotlters Hi Howgon, cutlery (Shef-
field, England) Phelps & Miller agents, 120 Sutter,
room 1
Harrison B. S. Mrs., widow, r. 27 Stanly PI
Harrison C, cooper, r. 424 Sansome
Harrison Charles (Harrison & Coit) r. 21 Stockton
Harrison Charles H., pilot, office 506 Battory. room 9,
r. Oakland
(Harrison & Blauchard) r. 1817
law student Blake & Blake, r.
Harrison David J.
Stockton
Harrison Edward C
646 Fell
Harrison Emil B., printer, r. 717 Valencia
Harrison Emma S. Miss, r. 27 Stanly PI
Harrison F.P. Mrs., r. 1013 Leavenworth
Harrison Frank, laborer, r. 3 Zoe
Harrison Frank, painter and grainer, r. N W cor Santa
Rosa Av and Boyc-
Harrison Frederick A., bookkeeper Comptoir D'Es-
compte de Paris, r. 127 Turk
Harrison Gabriel, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Harrison Gabriel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Harrison George, driver Daly & Kinne, r. 1010 Va-
ieucia
Harrison George, engineer S. P. RR., r. 944 Howard
Harrison George, fireman Palace Hotel
Harrison George F., porter Holt Bros., r. Ahlborn
House
Harrinon George H., first officer P. C. 8S. Orizaba, r.
308 Folsom
Harrison George W., barber, r. 275 Stevenson
Harrison George W., patrolman Underwi-iters' Fire
Patrol, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker
Harrison Henry, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Harrison Henry, seaman, r. Nortli Pacific Hotel
Harrison Henry, telephone operator, r. 170 Silver
Harrison Henry D. (Falkner, Bell & Co.) r. London,
England
Harrlftou Heury J., insurance broker, r. 127 Turk
Harrison Heury J., miller, r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison James V.. clerk Light House Engineers'
dept, 73 Appraiser's Building, r. 65.') Harrison
Harrison John, carpenter, r. 170 Silver
Harrison John, collector, r. 403 Harrison
Harrison John, liquor saloon, 138 Montgomery Av, r.
E 8 Larkin, bet North Point and Bay
Harrison John, niolrter, r. 174 Clementina
Harrison JoUn B., auditor Market Street Rail-
road, Potrero and Bay View Railroad, and Mission
Bay Bridge Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
annexed bldg, room 10, r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison John F. (Harrison & Dickson) r. Lick House
Harrison John H., stonecutter, r. 1834 Scott
Harrison John M., bookkeeper Cope & Davis, r. 8
Monroe
Harrison John W., commission merchant, 204 Califor-
nia, room 12, r. 38 McAllister
Harrison Josepb N., proprietor Columbia Feed
Mills, 124 Main, r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison Joseph N. Jr., manager Harrison Telegraph
Line, 621 Clay, r. 1829 Ec'.dy
Harrison Louis J., with John W. Harrison, r. 127 Turk
Harrison Luke, laborer, r. 500 Shotwell
Harrison Mary, widow, r. N s Bacon, nr Goettingen,
U. M. T.
Harrison Mary, domestic 1007 Gough
Harrison Massillon M., master mariner, r. 646 Fell
Hairison Matthew C, engraver, r. 646 Fell
Harri.son Moses B., attorney at law, 402 Montgomery,
room 4. r. 626 Jessie
Harrison M. P. Miss, principal telegraphic dept Pac.
Business College, 320 Popt, r. 411 Ellis
Harrison Patrick H., compositor, r. 646 Fell
Harrison Ralph C. (Jarboe k Harrison) attorney at
law, 230 Montgomery, rooms 4-10, r. 919 Pine
Harrison Randolph, clerk George H. Mendell, r. 614
Nineteenth
Harrison Richard F., weigher Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Jersey, bet Butte and Solano
Harrison R. J. r. 331 ^ Eddy
Harrison Robert, attorney at law, 430 California,
r 2110 California
Harrisc/n Robert J. (Richards & Harrison) r. Oakland
Harrison Rose Mrs., r. 931 Market
Harrison S. B. Mrs., portrait artist Universal Copy-
ing Co., r. 807 Valencia
Harrison St. Ungraded School, N s Harrison, bet
Tenth and Eleventh
Harrison St. Wharf, foot Harrison
Harrison Telegraph Line, J. N. Harrison Jr. manager,
office 621 Clay
Harrison Teresa M. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 646
Fell
Harrison Thomas, blacksmith, r. 227 Minna
Harrison Thomas, laundryman, r. 208 Brannan
Harrison Thomas, master mariner, r. 420 Twenty-
ninth
Harrison Thomas, rigger, r. 5 Zoe PI
Harrison Thomas, waiter, r. 4 Montgomery Court
Harrison Thomas L., baker P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Harrison W., laborer, r. 606 Fourth
Harrison Wesley B., clerk Branch House, 424 San-
some
Harrison W. Greer (Harrison & Co.) and agent
Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Co., ofUce
308 Pine, r. 623 Powell
Harrison William, shipcarpenter, r. 742 Harrison
H.'irrison William, tailor, r. 612 Pine
Harririou William A., carpenter, r. 537 Sacramento
Harrison William F., manager Lick House, W
b Montgomery, bet .Sutter and Post
Harrison William H., compositor Evening Bulletin,
r. 655 Harrison
Harrison William K., machinist, r. 42 Ritch
Harrison William P., publisher and proptr Daily Ho-
tel Gazette, 518 Sacramento, r. The Baldwin
Harris.:! & Blanchard (David J. Harrison and David
Blauchard) liquor saloon, NE cor Third and Mis-
sion
Harrison Hi Co. (W. Greer Harrison) commission
merchants and agents Desoto Alkali Co. and Sut-
ton Alkali Works (England) 308 Pine
Harrison & Coit (Charles Harrison and Charles T.
Coit) coffee saloon, 427 Pine
Harrison & Diukson (John F. Harrison and
George E. Dickson) importers and dealers wooden
and willow ware and manufacturers brooms and
matches, 210-212 Sacramento
Harrold Charles, blacksmith, S s San Bruno Road, nr
Army
Harrold Charles, shoemaker, r. 629 Nineteenth
Harrold Frank, bookkeeper Wellmau, Peck & Co., r.
216 Chestnut
Harrold George W., clerk H. Heynemann & Co., r. 222
Chestnut
Harrold Jacob, tailor, r. 774 Folsom
Harrold James, commission merchant, 625 Front, r.
'222 Chestnut
Harrold James, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
I Harrold James H., assistant bookkeeper Wheaton &
I Luhrs, r. 2'22 Chestnut
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Harrold Joliii (Lyon & Co.) r. 416 Chestnut
Harrow John Jr. (John Harrold Jr. & Co.) r. 416
Chestuut
Harrold John Jr. & Co. (John Harrold Jr.) proptrs
Empire Extract of Malt, 420 Chestnut
Harrold Johm W., plasterer, r. 629 Nineteenth
Harrold Margaret, widow, r. S s San Bruno Koad, nr
Army
Harrold Bichard, brewer Empire Brewery, r. '225
Chestnut
Harrold Thomas R., bottler Empire Brewery, r. 41()
Chestnut
Harrold William, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Harrold William P.. clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 222
Chestnut
fi^"Harrold. See Harold and Herold
Harron J. Osgood, clerk Parke & Lacy, r. 614 Sutter
Harron Margaret, r. 417 Sutter, rear
Harron M E. Mrs., proptr Westminster House, 614
Sutter
Harron William H., day inspector Custom House, r.
614 Sutter
Harrop Samuel, boilermaker, r. Ahlborn House
Harrop William, gardener, r. (!8 Clemeutina
Harrow Gertrude E. Miss, r. 808 Leavenworth
narrower Andrew, carpenter, r. .%6 Folsom
Harrower John, salesman White, Grey & Co., r. 228
Turk
Harrub Walter B., capitalist, 20 Stevenson Bldg, r.
Oakland
Harry Amos, coppersmith, r. 520 Howard
Harry August, cutter M. J. Flavin, r. 7 Vallejo Ter-
race
Harshall Gerson, merchant tailor, 230 Third
Harshall Gustav, merchant tailor, 58 Third, r. 60
Third
Harshall Sarah, widow, r. 132 Perry
Harsy George, liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and Jack-
son, r. 423 Greenwich
Hart A. G. Mrs., bakery, 1885 Mission
Hart A. J. Mrs., r. 605 Willow Av
Hart A. L., Attorney-General State of California,
office 105 Stockton, r. Sacramento, Cal.
Hart Albert G., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1885
Mission
Hart Alfred, portrait artist, r. 915 Guerrero
Hart Alice, domestic 615 Taylor
Hart Andrew J., teamster, r. 27 Liberty
Hart Ann, widow, r. 1816 Devisadero
Hart Annie, domestic Ws Scott, bet Pine and Cal
Hart Annie Mrs., r. 12 Washington
Hart Annie, widow, dressmaker, r. 1018 Mission
Hart A. W., second officer P. M. SS. South Carolina
Hart Barbara Mrs., fortuneteller, r. 306 Stockton
Hart B. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 603 Geaiy
Hart Catherine, widow, r. 612 McAllister
Hart Charles (Kuhlman, Salz k Co., and Kuhlman,
Wagner & Co.) r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Hart Charles B., searcher of records, 216 Sansome, r.
Oakland
Hart Charles H., clerk Cobb & Moore, r. Russ House
Hart Chris., waiter ,r. 1523 Kearny
Hart Christian, r. 603 Geary
Hart Christina Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 1216 Washington
Hart Daniel W., shoemaker, r. 316 Fair Oaks
Hart 1)., r. 1111 McAllister
Hart David, clerk Greeuebaum, Sachs & Freeman, r.
1117 Post
Hart Deborah Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 938 Folsom
Hart Edwin, student HealdV Business College-
Hart F. L., real estate, r. 24(i0 Mission
Hart Francis, plasterer, r. SE cor Fell and Fillmore
Hart Frank, glovecutter, r. 52ii Kearny
Hart Frank, laborer, r. 12 Welsh
Hart Frank V., carver Charles M. Plum & Co., r. SW
cor Sixth and Stevenson
Hart Frederick J., salesman Lippitt,Leak& Co., r. 1403
Twenty-Crst
Hart George, laborer, r. What Cheer House
Hart George, with Lachman & Jacobi, r. 346 Shipley
Hart George K., millwritiht, r. 2054 Mission
Hart George K. Mrs., bakery and varieties, 2054 Mis-
sion
Hart G. W., letter carrier Post Office, r. 511 Folsom
Hart Harry, clerk E. A. Wobbcr, r. 1026 McAllister
Hart Harry, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Hart Henry, deputy Tax Collector, r. 1430 Turk
Hart Henry, teamster Quartermaster's Department,
U. S. A., r. 1604 Pacific Av
Hart Henry, warehouseman, r. 126 Rincon PI
Hart Henry H.. physician, office and r. 961 Howard
Hart Hugn, r. 535 Turk
Hart Hugh R., with Easton & Eldridge, r. 535 Turk
Hart Hyman, clock maker, r. 938 Folsom
Hart Jackson (Hulme & Hart) r. 1069 Market, Oak-
land
Hart James, boilermaker, r. 319 Folsom
Hart James, calker, r. 358)^ Jessie
Hart James, day inspector Custom House, r. 502
O'Farrell
Hart Janie.s, painter, r. 237 Sixth
Hart Jamf s J., cook, r. 112 Shipley
Hart James W., accountant, 528 California, room 3, r.
Union Club
Hart Jeremiah, laborer, r. 79 Everett
Hart Jerome A., editor The Argonaut, .522 California
Hart Jesse B. , attorney at law, 59 Montgomery
Block, r. 918 Lombard
Hart J. M., reporter S. F. Journal of Commerce, r.
414 Clay
Hart Johanna, widow, r. 11 Water
Hart John, r. Columbia Hotel
Hart John (Hart & Abbott) r. 1430 Turk
Hart Johu, cake trimmer Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 79 Everett
Hart John, captain schr San Lorenzo, r. 116 Dore
Hart John, laborer, r. 16 McLea Court
Hart John, porter W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. SE cor
Perry and Third
Hart John, rectifier Potrero Yeast and Distilling Co.,
r. N s Minnesota, bet Nevada and Yolo
Hart John, salesman Annie S. Mulvey, r. 28 Sixth
Hart John, seaman P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 36 Clay
Hart John T., woolsorter, r. 1816 Devisadero
Hart John W., foreman stereotyper Evening Post, r.
417 Kearny =
Hart Jordan P., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 918 Lombard
Hart Joseph, laborer Lachman k Jacobi, r. 115 Second
Hart Joseph, tailor, r. 30 Minna
Hart Kate S. Mrs., manager S. F. Women's Christian
Temperance Union Coffee House, 629 Sacramento,
r. 526 Kearny
Hart Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 16 Perry
Hart Louis H., boatman, r. 703i^ Davis
Hart Lucius S., route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Oakland
Hart Lvdia, widow, laundress, r. 1420 Devisadero
Hart Lydia Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar School,
r. 1216 Washington
Hart M. , gents' furnishing goods, 400 Kearny, r.
408 Eddy
Hart Martha M., cook 2012 Jackson
Hart Mary Mrs,, r. 428 Minna
Hart Mary A., widow, r.3083^ Langton
Hart Michael, boilermaker, r. 319 Folsom
Hart Michael, bricklayer, r. 26 Converse
Hart Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor Clemen-
tina and Eighth
Hart Michael, plumber, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 627 Broadway
Hart Morris, painter, r. 207 Pacific
Hart Moses, r. 1117 Post
Hart Noah, clerk Lachman & Jacobi, r. 342 Grove
Hart Patrick, boilermaker Hisdon I. and L. Works
Hart Patrick, shoemaker, r. W s El Dorado, nr Po-
trero Av
Hart Pauline Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar School,
r. 1216 Washington
Hart Peter, marblecutter, r. Ill Jessie
Hart Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotfel
Hart Philip, order clerk W. & I. Steinhart & Co., r.ll5
Eddy
Hart Richard C, engineer, r. 12 Washington
Hart Robert, peddler, r. Oriental Hotel
Hart Simon (Hart >V; Goodman) r. 1120 Sutter
Hart Thomas, laborer, r. Presidio Reservation, nr
Mountain Lake
Hart Thomas, laborer, r. What Cheer House
Hart William, laborer, r. 317 Fell
Hart William, laborer, r. 1311 Sacramento
Hart William, packer Lachman k Jacobi, r. Oakland
Hart William, skin dryer Bloch & Davidson, r. 25 El
Dorado
Hart William Jr., tailor, r. 1311 Sacramento
Hart William H. U., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
gomery, room 24, r. 1010 Vallejo
Hart William N., reporter S. F. Chronicle, r. 601 Fell
Hart & Abbott (John Hart and Thomas Abbott) board-
ing, 702 Front
L0U1S BRAVEflMAN & CO., Jewelers, 1".",^^°'' hr.;^i^.i.i"/"«^;!
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Hart *: Goodman (Simon Hart and David Goodman)
poultry and game, 76-78 California Market
Hartcell Augusta, widow, r. 108 >^ Turk
Hartcell Mar>-, widow, r. 2832 J^ California
Harte Gregory P., clerk Forbes Bros. & Co.„r. Lick
House
Harter Bernard, sergeant police, r. GllLaguna
*;F"Harter. See Hartter
Harttry James, watchman Central RR. Stables, r. 1903
Webster
Hartford Fire Insurance Co., Augustus P.
Flint manager, 313 California
Hartford Hiram, special policeman, r. 10 Scott Pi
Hartford John, stevedore, r. 202 Union
Hartford Lizzie, domestic 831 Jackson
Hartford Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) E. F. Stone
secretary, 300 Pine, room 3
Hartford William, carpenter, r. 626 Jessie
B^Hartford. See Harford
Hartigau Jane, domestic Central Pacific Hotel
Hartigau Patrick, gificeries and liquors, NW cor First
and Howard, ivolti Howard
Hartigan Patrick J., clerk P. Hartigau, r. 516 Howard
Hartigan William, molder, r. 3 Tehama
Hartje Frederick J., clerk John H. Schleef, r. 815
Jackson .
Hartley Alfred, cook, r. 307 Langton
Hartley Erasmus, policeman, r. 534 Sixteenth, bet
Valencia and Mission
Hartk-y George W., salesman Herman H. Heckmann,
r. 516 Greenwich
Hartley John, machinist, r. 11.51 H Folsom
Hartley Mary A., widow, r. 2658 Folsom
Hartley William, mess boy P. C. SS. State of Califor-
nia, r. 8W cor Second and Jessie
Hartman Christian, carpenter, 827 Sutter, r. 1207
Turk
Hartman Felix G., shooting gallery, 609 Dupont and
632 Washington, r. 637 Washington
Hartman George, painting and whitening, 374 Na-
toma
Hartman Henry, heater Pacific Rolling Mills
Hartman Jacob, molder, r. 231 Hickory Av
Hartman John, dairyman, E s Ocean House Road, nr
Seventeenth
Hartman John, wood sawj-er, r. 318 Pacific
Hartman Joseph, baker William Hessler, 715 Pacific
Hartman L., clerk, r. 639 Washington
Hartman Martin, liquor saloon, 623 Davis, r. 6 Hope-
ton Terrace
Hartman Morris (S. Hartman & Brother) r. 34 Kearny
Hartman Philip, saloon, 11 Spear, r. 8 Clinton
Hartman S. & Brother (Solomon and Morris) fancy
goods and gloves, 36 Kearny .
Hartman Simeon, canvasser, r. 315 Fulton
Hartman Solomon (3. Hartman & Brother) r. 502
Bush
Hartman Thomas, compositor, r. 728 Bush
Hartmann Adolph, proptr Arcade House, 45 Sacra-
mento, r. 5 Card Allej-
Hartmann Adolph, secretary HumDoldt Sav-
ings and Loan Society, 18 Geary, r. 2112 Steiner
Hartmann Charles, painter, r. S a Fulton, ur Masonic
Av
Hartmann Charles, tailor, r. 402 J$ Grove
Hartmann Chrisloph (F. Hildebrandt k Co.) r. 2010
Folsom
Hartmann Edward, house and fresco ijainter, 1149
Mission, r. 22 First Av
HartTuanu Eugene, sign painter, r. 22 First Av
Hartmann Frederick E., bookkeeiier .C. Anduran &
Co., r. 2609 Clay
Hartmann Frederick G., foreman Hof en & Co., r. 26
Decatur
HartmaOli George, house and sign painter, r. NE cor
Fulton and Stanyau
Hartmann Henry (Hartmann & Dammascb) r. 402J4
Grove
Hartmann Henry, boatbuilder, r. 2025 Mason •
Hartmann Henry Jr., plumber, r. 402 fj Grove
Hartmann Israel, traveling salesmiin, r. 1107 Howard
Hartmann Jacob, lutcher, 48 Grand Central Market,
r. 315 Fultou
Hartmann Jacob, shoemaker Charles Dletle, r. 220
Montgomery Av
Hartmann James, shoemaker, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Hartmann John (Burmeist«r & Hartmann) r. 3U8 Du-
pont
Hartmann John, cooper David Woeruer, r. 8W cor
Alabama and Twenty-fourth
Hartmann Joseph, confectioner, r. 4 Gerke Alley
Hartmann Julius, jeweler, r. .528 Bush, rear
Hartmami M. Mrs., widow, r. 2025 Mason
Hartmann Madeline, widow, r. 22 First Av
Hartmann Minnie Mrs., crockery and glassware, 1107
Howard
Hartmann Nicholas, laborer Enterprise Brewery and
Malt House
Hartmann Samuel, butcher, r. 315 Fulton
Hartmann William, blacksmith, r. 34 Tehama
Hartmann William, laborer, r. cor Nineteenth and
Florida
Hartmann William, laborer, r. S s Beach, bet Brod-
eriek and Baker
Hartmann & Dainmasclit Henry Hartmann and
Louis Dammasch) proprietors Harmony Hall, NE
cor Post and Kearny
Hartmannsen Annie, cook, r. 5 Washington
Hartmanshenn John, tailor, r. 911 Folsom
Hartmeyer George F., house and sign jjainter, SE cor
Powell and Wiishington
Hartmeyer Lottie A. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Prigiary
School, r. 534 Bush
Hartnagel Gustav, watchmaker H. Myers & Son
Hartnett Daniel, carpenter, r. 16 J^ Bryant Av
Hartnett Daniel, proprietor Golden Eagle Hotel,
NW cor Montgomery and Broadway
Hartnett Edward, hostler, r. 219 Minna, rear
Hartnett James P., compositor, r. 227 Austin
Hartnett John, hostler, r. 412 Folsom
Hartnett John J., comijositor. r. 7 Bridge
Hartnett Lawrence, butcher, 1302 Pacific
Hartnett Maurice N., teamster, r. 216 Nin{h
Hartnett Michael, wood and coal, 343 Jessie
Hartnett Richard, laborer Potrero Station S. F. Gas
Light Co., r. Caseins Hotel
Hartnett William, r. 227 Austin
Hartnett William, fitter Architectual Iron Works, r.
629 Branuaa
Hartnett William, laborer, r. 725 Brannan
Hartnett William, teamster, r. N s Moulton, bet Stein-
er and Fillmore
B^Hartnett. See Harnett
Hartney Thomas, blacksmith, r. 547 Folsom
Hartog Edward, attorney at law, 601 California, r. 1307
California
Hartrick Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien i Co., r.2110
O'Farrell
Hartshorn Edmund F. (Hartshorn & McPhun) r. SW
cor Fifth and Minna
Hartshorn Elbridge G., bartender, r. 341 Seventeenth
Hartshorn SamueliHartshorn & Waters) r. 1705 Oough
HARTSHORN & McPHUN
(Edmund F. Hartshorn and William.
McPhun Jr. ) manufacturers ivindo^v
shade.s and dealers in carpets, oilcloths
and paperhang^ings, S61 Market
Hartshorn tlk Waters (Samuel Hartshorn and
George L. Waters) proprietors Exchange Billiard
Hall, Thurlow BIoch, 126 Kearny
Hartson Amanda E , widow, r. 1618 Geary
Uartson Chancellor, Collector U. 8. Internal Rev-
enue, office U. S. Appraiser's Building, first floor,
rooms 2-4-6, r. Palace Hotel
Hartsough David, machinist, r. 531 Howard
Hartter Gustav, clerk Louis Hartter, r. 1707 Howard
Hartter Louis, groL-eries, 621 Mission, and 120 Fifth, r.
1707 Howard
Hartung G., watchman O. and O. SS. Belglc
Hartung Otto, r. 5 Caroline
Hartwell Adelbert K., mining secretary, 330 Pine,
room 40, r. t)akland
Hartwell Frederick, carpenter, r. 202 Second
Hartwell Fritz, clerk branch American District Tele-
graph Co., 961 Mission, r. 200 Francisco
Hartwell George, bartender, r. 708 Point Lobos Av
Hartwell J. Boardman Rev., D. D., Chinese Mission-
ary, r. 1020 Jackson ' "^^
Hartwell Jeremiah, fireman dry dock Hunter's Point
Hartwell Nellie Miss, glovemaker, r. 335 Clementina
Hartwell William, correspondent Albert Mau & Co.,
r. The Truesdell
Hartwick Robert, jjolisher R. W. Jackson, r. 200
Francisco
Hartwin Charles, first mate schr Czar, r. 1319 San-
some
Harty Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Harty John, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear
Harty John A. Mrs., widow, r. b2.5 Post
iraRMDECORATOBS. G.W.CLARK k CO.. 645 MarM St.
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INCKl.E'r, SPIERS A HATES, FUI.TON IROST WORKS, 213 Fremont Street.
HauufacturerM of STATIONARY and 9tARINE ENQINES and ROUTERS.
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Harty Margaret Mrs., groceries and liquors, 230 Lang-
ton
Harty Michael, longshoreman, r. 230 Langton
Harty Peter A., lead caster Painter & Co., r. 525 Post
Harty Thomas, porter Oriental Bonded Warehouse, r.
2816 Pine
Hartz George, laborer, r. 846 Shipley
Hartz Herman, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Hartzell Willis G., housepainter, r. 519 Sacramento
Harvey Amanda, domestic 212 Hyde
Harvey Anna T., widow, r. 26 Pleasant
Harvey August, laborer, r. 18}<i Bluxome
Harvey Benjamin F., laborer, r. 424 Sansome
Harvey Benjamin P., engineer, r. 10:)0 Jackson
Harvey C. D., manufacturer hot water radiators,
and heating apparatus, 213 Mission, r. Oakland
Harvey Charles, carpenter, r. 13 Allen
Harvey Charles C, mining secretary, office 309
California, room 1, r. 2303 Devisadero'
Harvey E. A., student Heald's Business College
Harvey Edward E., groceries and meat market, 2115
Howard, r. W s Castro, bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth
Harvey Ernest, helper S. F. Brass Works, r. 1414
Howard
Harvey ICuphemia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 539 Vallejo
Harvey Florence Miss. r. 23 First Av
Harvey Frank B., engineer tugboat Water Witch, r.
1030 Jackson
Harvey George C, machine hand J. S. Bennett, r. 923
Howard
Harvey George D. (Harvey & McGue) r. 414 Post
Harvey George H., captain tugboat EescUe, r. 1030
Jackson
Harvey George J., druggist Charles H. Mentz, r. 1637
Sacramento
Harvey Green, helper Centennial Plarflng Mills, r.
923 Howard
Harvey Henry, barteuder, r. 263 Tehama
Harvey flenry, porter Samuel S. Sample, r. 231
Kearny
Harvey Henry J., millhand, r. 183^ Bluxome
Harvey Horace, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
Har-vey Honse, "Robinson," 807 California
Harvey Isabella Mrs., nurse Ladies' Protection and
Relief Society, E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Harvey J., boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works
Harvey James, ironmolder, r. 821 Shotwel]
Harvey James C, painter, r. 1005 Clay, rear
Harvey Jane Mrs., dressmaker, r. 102 Eddy
Harvey J. B. Mrs., teacher music, r. 73 St. Ann's Bldg
Harvey John, laborer, r. 1126 Twenty-first
Harvey John C, bartender, r. .505 Filbert
Harvey John D., compositor, r. 728 Bush
Harvey John W., engineer tug boat .Etna, r. 1030
Jackson
Harvey Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 14 John
Harvey Joseph, clerk New Wisconsin Hotel, 902 Mont-
gomery
Harvey Joseph, miner, r. 120 Seventh
Harvey Kate, widow, r. 821 Shotwell
Harvey Le Roy G., secretary Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank of Savings, 640 Market, r. Oakland
Harvey Louis P., captain tug boat Water Nymph, r.
1030 Jackson
Harvey Lucas Miss, r. 829 O'Farrell
Harvey Mary, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Harvey Mary, domestic 183 Jessie
Harvey M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 221 Powell
Harvey Norman P., machinist, r. 212 Seventh
Harvey Patrick, laborer A. E. Buokman
Harvey Robert, longshoreman, r. 613 Seventh
Harvey S., B«aman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Harvey Sarah A., widow, r. 23 First Av
Harvey Thomas, engineer Martell, Rathje A- Scherb
r. S s Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Second Av
Harvey Thomas H., teamster, r. 116 Montgomery Av
Harvey Thomas W., yacht tender, r. Portland Lodg-
Ing House
Harvey William, machinist, r. 1126 Twentv-firet
Harvey William H., teamster, r. 1717 Leavenworth
Harvey William L., miller, r. 212 Seventh
Harvey & McGue (George D. Harvey and William Mc-
Gue) coffee saloon, SE cor Kearny and Hardie PI
B^Uarvey. See Hervey
Harville Frank. Kalesmau Studebaker Bros. Mnfc Co
r. 905 Larkin • ^ "
Harville Jennie, widow, r. 905 Larkin
HsrvllleJohn 8., assistant librarian Mechanic's In.
stitute Library, r. 905 Larkin
Harwick John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Harwill Gabriel, Austrian Ben. Sec, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Harwood Benjamin R., r. 132 Sixth
Harwood C. B., broommaker, r. 123 Liberty
Harwood Charles J., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 266
Stevenson
Harwood Robert, clerk, r. 1108 Sacramento
Hasard Margaret, domestic 1413 Pacific
Hasbach Henry, attorney at law, 636 Clay, room
25, r. 1110 Broadway
Has Brouck James (Sumner Whitney & Co.) r. 113
Page
Hasch Ernest J., laborer, r. 3 Crook
Haseltine Charles E. (Charles E. Haseltine & Co.) r.
480 San Jose Av
Haseltine Charles E. & Co. (Charles E. Hasel-
tine) stevedores. 36 Steuart
Haseltine Charles W., student, r. 480«San Jose Av
Haseltine Lewis B., law student, r. 480 San Jos^ Av
Haseltine Robert E , groceries and hardware, 423 Da-
vis, r. 17 Glover
Haseltine William, merchant, r. 502 Washington
8^" Haseltine. See Hazeltine and Hazelton
Haselton J. C, r. 2530 Washington
Haseubalg Charles, cigars and tobacco, 900 Market, r.
225 Ellis
Hasenberg Meyer, clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co., r. 324
Austin
Haser George, janitor, r. 916 Jackson
Haser Theodore E. H., carriagepaiuter. r. 611 Clay
Hashagen H., master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hashagen Martin, junkdealer, 508 Sixth
Haskell Alfred W., policeman, r. 704 J^ Mission
Haskell Biirnette G., attorney at law. and man-
aging editor Truth, 420 Clay, r. 2529 Sutter
Haskell Charles L., mnfr and dealer harness and sad-
dlery, 12 Bush and 1612 Mission, r. 1544 Howard
Haskell Daniel H., captain P. M. SS. tug Millen Grif-
fith, r. 14 De Boom
Haskell Dudley H., townsite agent C. P. RR.,
NE tor Fourth and Townseud, room 35, r. SE cor
Webster and California
Haskell Dudley H'. Jr., deputy County Clerk, r. SE cor
California and Webster
Haskell Edward W., mining and real estate, r. 2629
Sutter
Haskell Ellen Miss, r. 776 Howard
Haskell Eugene (;.. clerk Huntington, Hopkins k Co.,
r. 1544 Howard
Haskell Frank, extraraan Hook and Ladder No. 3, 8. F.
F. D., r. 416Natoma
Haskell Frank E., lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
416 Ji. Natoma
Haskell George, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Haskell George W., longshoreman", r. 35 De Boom
Haskell Gilbert W., carpenter, r. 724 Guerrero
Haskell Helen M. Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar
School, r. 2.529 Sutter
Haskell Javis, shipcarpenter, r. 856 Folsom
Haskell John L., capitalist, r. 1118 Market
Haskell Llewellyn F., with Gilbert & Moore, r. San
Rafael
Haskell Phineas. sash and blindmaker, r. 720 Ellis
Haskell Reuben R. (Haskell & Muegge) r. 1802 Laguna
Haskell AV alter W., city agent Travelers' Insur-
ance Co., 410 California, r. 1323 Webster
Haskell William H., r. 2510 Washington
Haskell Willis G., carpenter, r. 724 Guerrero
Haskell «& Mueg-ge (Reuben R. Haskell and John
H. Muegge Jr.) manufacturers' agents, diamonds,
jewelry, silverware, etc., 206 Kearny, room 4
Haskin E.,r. 731 California
Haskin Joseph W., mining, r. 1115 Post
Hasking Thomas, liquor saloon, .536 Pacific
Haskins Daniel, ganlener, r. 719 Vallejo
Haskins F. E., hackman, r. 174 Jessie
Haskin s Isaac, carpenter, r. 11 Park Av
Haskins Lydia, widow, r. 11 Park Av
Haskins Philip J., compo.sitor. r.'911 Greenwich
Haskins Thomas H., packer Hofen& Co., r. 719 Vallejo
Haskins William L.., brevet-major IT. S. A., cap-
tain First Artillery, commanding Battery and Post,
Fort Point
Haskow Harry, laborer, r. 150 Tehsma
Haslam Henry, salesman, r. 2219 Larkin
Haslehurst Alvinza O., assistant weigher Custom
House, r. 825 Post
SAN FRANCiSCO LAUNDRY °°°'' *°?'^,' .Vf*""*'"®
Office. 33 Geary St.
r r«^ A^^nnWA'IRH uiporteu op a\i>dkal.kr in all kinds of foreign
i, tfijrVULilUll!UUUn, AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Iilarket Street, comer Spear.
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Haslehurst William, aBsistant engineer U. S. Mint, r.
825 Post
Haslehurst William Jr., machinist, r. 825 Post
Haslem Ed., painter, r. 209 LeideSdorff
Hasler A. Miss, artist, r. 311 Stockton
Haeler Jacob, dairy, NE cor Ch'-stuut and Pierce
Haslett James, weigher, r. 2104 Folsom
Haslett Percy, clerk Humboldt Warehouse, r. Ala-
meda
Haslett Samuel (J. W. Cox & Co.) r. Alameda
Haslett S. Montgomery, foreman Humboldt Ware-
house, r. Alameda
B^ Haslett. See Hnzlett
Haslinger Henry, lithographer, r. SW cor Sixth and
Harrison
Hass John W., driver Drummond & Lemont, r. lOHofif
Av
HasB William, baker, r. 316 Valley
By Hass. See Haas and Haase
Hassard Andrew, stableman Potrero and B. V. RR., r.
cor Kentucky and Nevada
Hassard Henry H., reporter R. G. Dun & Co., r. East
Oakland
Hasseboin Albert, cook, r. 8 Berry
Hasselbach George, butcher, NE cor Folsom and
Twenty-fourth
Hasselbach William, longshoreman, r. 514 Francisco
Hasselbroek William, restaurant, 1230 Market
Hasselbusch John E., liquor saloon, SE cor Sutter
and Fillmore, r. 2623 Sutter
Hassell Horace T., engineer, r. 617 Valencia
Hasselman Charles, artist Kieman & Co., r. 933 Sut-
ter
Hassen Kate Miss, assistant Shotwell St. Primary
School, r. 2311 Howard
Hansen William Mrs., wi^ow, r. 2311 Howard
Hassenmiller Joseph, foreman Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 70'i Harrison
Hassenpflug Frederick, druggist, r. 1413 Dupont
Hassett Andrew, hostler, r. W s Kentucky, nr Nevada
Hassett M. A. Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar
School, r. 440 Twentieth
Hagsett Martin C, attorney at law, 637 .Kearny,
rooms 1-2, r. 440 Twentieth
Hassett Stephen, laborer, r. 739 Brannan
Hassett Thomas, tailor, r. 260 Jessie
Hassett William J., foreman William T. Baggett &
Co., r. 1947 Geary
Hassey Annie, widow, r. 220 Eddy
Hassey Frank A., stockbroker, 402 Montgomery, room
12, r. 716 Green
Hasshagen John G., real estate, r. 15 Willow Av
Hasshagen Louis, laborer, r. 319 Green
Eassiner Jacob, clerk Valentine Hassmer.r. 933 Wash-
ington
Hassnier Valentine, groceries and liquors, 933
Washington
Hast Edward S., accountant Bank of California, r.
Oakland
Haste H. R., receiver Presidio RR., SE cor Union and
Sharp PI, r. SE cor Larkin and Union
Haste Julius A., draftsman, r. 333 Geary
Haste Sophie, laundress, r. 423 Post
Hastedt Charles (Hastedt & Ernst) r. NE Clay and
Stockton
Hastedt Ferdinand C. W., groceries and liquors, 210
Stockton, r. 208 Stockton
Haetedt Maggie Mrs., cigarmaker, r. Ninth, bet Bry-
ant and Brannan
Hastedt & Ernst (Charles Hastedt and William Ernst)
groceries and liquors. NE cor Stockton and Clay
Hasterlick Simon, cigar mnfr, 222 Fourth, r. 907 Fol-
som
Hastie Samuel, second mate bark Lady Lampson
Hastings Alice, actress, r. 743 Folsom
Hastings Benjamin, druggist and apothecary, NW cor
Geary and Fillmore
Hastings Benjamin F., speculator, r. 2612 Folsom
Hastings Carrie Miss, assistaut Washington Grammar
School, r. 606 Folsom
Hasting^s C. C. & Co., C. H. Mann manager, im-
porters, manufacturers and retailers clothing and
gentn' furnishing good.i, SW cor Montgomery and
Sutter
Haetings Charles C. (C. C. Hastings & Co.) r. Los An-
geles, Cal.
Hastings Charles F. D., trustee Hastings' estate. 636
Clay, r. Snisun
Haating's Charles P., registrar Hastings College
of the Law, 636 Clay, room 2, r. Occidental Hotel
Basting's College of tile Law, S. Clinton Hast-
ings dean, C. P. Hastings registrar, 636 Clay, room
2, lecture hall 808 Montgomery
Hastings CDUsolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Pinal Co., A. T.) C. J. Swift secretary, 306 Pine,
room 11-13
Hastings E. E. Mrs., r. 512 Jones
Hastings E. O. F., attorney land dept University of
California, 310 Pine, room 38, r. 109 Montgomery
Hastings Frederick C, clerk, r. 5 Tay
Hastings George A., carpenter, r. SE cor Rubs and
Natoma
Hastings James U., collector, r. 26l2 Folsom
Hastings Harry T., bookbinder, r. SE cor Nineteenth
and Hartford
Hastings John, physician, oiBce and r. 1215 Sutter
Hastings Joseph, laborer, r. 120}^ Tuwusend
Hastings Joseph J., r. 512 Jones
Hastings Julia, widow, r. 845 Mission
Hastings Mary, domestic 1616 California
Hastings RuV.ert P. (Wallace & Hastings) attorney at
law, 418 California, rooms 1-3, r. N s Jackson, bet
Octavia and Laguna
Hastings S. Clinton, capitalist, ofi&ce 636 Clay,
r. Palace Hotel
Hastings Thomas, rigger, r. 5 Sonoma PI
Hastings William, clerk, r. 541 Russ
Hastings William, teamster, r. 223 Perry
Hasty Alonzo P., clerk Waterhouse & Lester, r. 612
Capp
Hasty Walter F., cabinetmaker, r. 356 Brannan
Haswell Charles C, messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's
Express, r. 705 Valencia
Haswell John C, compositor, r. 526 Greenwich
Haswell Mary Miss, principal Valencia St. Primary
School, r. 526 Greenwich
Haswell Nellie C. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 526 Greeenwich
Hatch A. J., cattle dealer, r. Cambridge House
Hatch A. J. Mrs., r. 1824 Eddy
Hatch Asa D., commission broker, 122 Clay, r. Oak-
land
Hatch Charles E., attorney at law, 507 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Hatch Charles H., sailmaker, r. 945 Mission
Hatch Egbert B., r. 134 Twenty-sixth
Hatch Ella, widow, r. 532 Ellis
Hatch Emma C, widow, artist, r. 1017 Larkin
Hatch F. A. «Sj Co. (Fred. A. Hatch) grain and
produce commission merchants, 122 Clay
Hatch Frank B., actor, r. 961 Mission
Hatch Frank B., messenger Wells. Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, r. 605 Mason
Hatch Fred A. (F. A. Hatch & Co.) r. Oakland
Hatch Gertrude Miss, r. 1824 Eddy
Hatch Harry H., messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, r. 505 Mason
Hatch James (Chittenden & Hatch) r. 964 Howard
Hatch James, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Modoc, r. 319
Drumm
Hatch James H. , dentist, office ana r. 213 Geary
Hatch John, conipositor Morning Call and inspector
mines, r. 649 Ful.som
Hatch John H., warehouseman, r. E s Kearny, nr Bay
Hatch Julius L., cUtk Custom House, r. 915 Guerrero
Hatch Llllie Miss, housekeeper, 1017 Jlasoii
Hatch Llewelhn S., agent Pac. Mutual Life Insurance
Co., r. 607 Powell
Hatch Marv P., adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
1206 Market
Hatch Theodore H. (Hatch & Barclay) r. 811 Hyde
Hatch Thomas, cabinetmaker, r. 649 Folsom
Hatch Wallace, fireman, r. 565 Howard
Hatch Willard O., shoe mnfr, 825 Market, r. 1718
Mission
Hatch William M., clerk John Cowling, r. 254 Jessie
Hatch William W. R., teamster, r. 412 Shotwell
Hatch I'te Barclay (Theodore H. Hatch and Peter
T. Barclay) shipping and commission merchants,
10 California, upstairs
«0~ Hatch. See Hach
Hatel George, bookkeeper, r. 1426 Howard
Hatfield F. D., otHce 327 Sansome, r. Oakland
Hatfield Job, carpenter, r. 1826 Jessie
Hatfield Joseph, shoemaker, r. 110 Valparaiso
Hatfield William, agent Colgate's Soap Co., r. 726
Bush
Hatfield William H.. r. 415 Eddy
Hatfield William M., bookkeeper George W. Glbbs &
Co., r. 120 Sutter
OAK. ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH, i'
JOHN WIGMORE,
S3 ^ii>cur St.
G. D. MORSE,
PHOTOGRAPHER. 820 MARKET ST.
Plio(ograi>by iu »II its branctaeit oxoculed in any style.
HAT
480
HAU
Hathaway Andrew H., teamster, r. 828 Howard
Hathaway Carrie J., widow, dressmaker, r. 721 Shot-
well
Hathaway Charles A., r. 2118 Pacific Av
Hathaway Charles B.. teamster, r. 1202 j^ Folsom
Hathaway Charles Cboxmaker, r. 1202 J^ Folsom
Hathaway Charles D., clerk New York Bakery, r
1203 J^ Bush
Hatha-ivay Edmund V., proprietor Hathaway's
V. S. Bonded Warehouse and Rincon Point Ware-
house, r. 38 South Park
Hathaway George B., r. 352 Third
Hathaway George R., millwright, r. 59 Shipley
Hathaway John D., salesman Arpad, Haraszthy k Oo.
r. 1712}^ Stevenson
Hathaway Nathan, carpenter and builder, 1612 Mis-
sion, r. 2217 Howard
Hathaway William H., clerk general fretght office C.
P. RR., r. 1823 Stevenson
Hathaway William R., clerk Spring Valley W. W r
707 Mason
Hafliavvay's V. S. Bonded Warehouse, E.
v. Hathaway proprietor, SE cor Spear and Harri-
son
Hathaway's Wharf, foot Spear
Hatherly vVilliam, engineer, i. 11 Dale PI
Hatherton Edward A.,, architect new City Hall, r. 33
St. Ann's Bldg
Hathorne Henry W., secretary N. B. and M. RR., of-
fice SW cor Fourth and Louisa, r. 431 Geary
Hathwell Jackson A., compositor, r. 812 Kearny
Hatje Albert W., bookkeeper, r. 422 Post, rear
Hatje Hans P., gardener, r. 33 Turk
Hatje Maria Mrs., laundress, r. 33 Turk
Hatman George W., dairy, N s Union, bet Franklin
and Gough
Hatman Minnie A. Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli-
tan Primary School, r. N s Union, bet Franklin
and Gough
Hattabough Margaret, widow, r. cor Palmer and
Chenery
Hatten Anna, domestic 2324 Clay
Hatteroth William (Hatteroth & Russ)r. 2021 Mission
HATTEEOTH & EUSS ,w.,„.„
Hatterotli and Frederick D. Russ) sur-
grical, dental and electrical instrn-
inentg, 331 Kearny
Hatton Annie B. Mrs., r. 227 Post
Hatton Eleanor, widow, r. 829 Vallejo, rear
Hatton Francis J., teacher music, r. E s Michigan, bet
Shasta and Sierra
Hatton Henry, janitor Golden Gate Block, 131 Post
Hatton John, waiter, r. 1108 Mason
Hatton Lena, domestic 1914 Sacramento
Hatton Mary L., domestic 2002 Pine
Hatton Robert, roller Pac. Rolling Mills
Hatton Thomas F., foreman Pac. Rolling Mills r
Louisiana, bet Shasta and Napa
Hatton William E., hooker Pac. Rolling Mills
Hatz John F., shipping clerk Wheeler & Wilson Mnf^'
Co., r. 738 Broadway °
Hatzel Joseph, machinist, r. 3 Ewer PI
Haub Charles C, baker P. M. SS. Granada
Haub George, junk. 606 Howard, r. 7 Warren Av
Haub John, r. 709 Montgomery Av
Haub Philip (Wagner & Haub) r. 1825 Stockton
Haub StepliHii, laborer, r. 634 Stevenson
Haubeusak Martin, sawyer, r. 2 Decatur
Haubfrt Jacob, farmer, r. 428 Third
Haubold Charles B., tinner, r. 7 Decatur
Haulirich Frank H., salesman M. J. Flavin r 104'>
Howard ' '
^""''''in'AY,'"'''™,' "iiaMger Lick House Restaurant,
r. 1042 Howard
Hauck Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 634 Stevenson
Hauck irederick, bartender, r. 22 M
Hautk H., r. Terminal Hotel
Hauck Louis, stockrauch. r. 1306 Powell
Hau<k Peter, upholsterer, r. 034 Stevenson
Hauck Stephen, laborer, r. 634 Stevenson
Hauck Stephen Jr., surgical instrument maker r 634
Stevenson ' "
Haudbine Julian C. B., carriage painter 29 Valen-
cia '
Hauer Fritz, porter Lebenbaum & Goldberg r 1331
Pacific ■,
Hauer William, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r 528
Greenwich
Hauerken Harry (Ahlcre & Hauerken) r. 228 Pacific
Haufe Albert, dairyman, r. W s Chenery, nr Thirty -
first
Haufe Charles, driver Oakland Dairy, r. 117 Eleventh
Hauffe J. Frederick, liquor saloon, 727-729 Davis
Haufkus Robert, seaman schr Sacramento
Haufler William, bartender, r. 318 Pacific
Haug George F., tanner, r. 245 Eighth
Haug Gustave A., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Haug Julius, hardware, 115 Second, r. 74 Natoma
Hauger Emma Miss (Hauger & Nelsson) r. 812 Kearny
Haugei>& Nelsson (Emma Hauger and Amanda Nels-
son) coffee saloon, 212 Fourth
Haugh Michael, laborer, r. 1444 Minna
Haughey Edward, bootmaker, r. 255 Beale
Haughty James, steward tugboat Rescue, r. 255 Beale
Haughton Edward H.. clerk Davis Bros., Toklas k
Co., r. 122 Eighth
Haughton John, engineer, r. 35 Garden
I8t^ Haughton. See Houghton and Horton
Haumeister Charles, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Haun Catherine M., widow, r. 927 Post
Hauntz Frederick, sailmaker. r. 134 Langton
Haupt Henry, cellarmau Kohler & Frohling, r. 12173^
Steiner
Haupt William, bartender, r. 807 Mission
Hauptli Gabriel, laborer, r. 728 Broadway, rear
Hauptli J., importer human hair, 411 Sutter, r. 1909
Howard
Hauptman John, cook P. M. SS. City of New York
Hausan A., seaman, r. 3 Warren PI
Hausan Ceirert, carpenter, r. 3 Warren PI
Hausch Charles, pianopolisher Matthias Gray, r. 54
Nevada
Hauschildt Amalie, widow, furnished rooms, 1050
Howard
Hauschildt Ferdinand T., janitor 123 California
Hauschildt John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hauschildt Thies. shoemaker, r. 542 Third
Hause Edward W., drayman, r. 927 Harrison
Hause Robert W., painter, 512 Sutter, r. 5 Delaware
Court
S^ Hause. See House
Hauser Albert, driver Hose No. 8, 8. F. F. D., r. Fil-
bert, bet Webster and Fillmore
Hauser Alvis, r. 1609 California
Hauser Bernard, expressman, r. 8 August Alley
Hauser Bemhard, bakery and milk depot, SE cor
Hayes and Gough
Hauser Catherine, widow, r. 637 Broadway
Hauser Charles, expressman Oakland Ferry, r. 637
Broadway
Hauser Conrad, laborer, r. 637 Broadway
Hauser Conrad, peddler, r. 738 Tehama
Hauser David, r. 1609 California
Hauser George, spikemaker Pac. Rolling Mills
Hauser Henry, trunkmaker, r. 637 Broadway
Hauser Herman, barber, 222 Stockton, r. 22 Stockton
Hauser Isadore, selector J. Cerf k Co., r. S s Califor-
nia, nr Polk
Hauser Louis, musician Bella Union Theatre r 2
Cadell .\lley '
Hauser Peter, expressman Oakland Ferry, r. 637
Broadway
Hauser Victor (Green & Hauser) r. 2015 Polk
Hauskeller Gustav, waiter, r. 323 Jessie
Hausler Frederick, r. 932 Broadway
Hausler Frederick, liquor saloon, 26 Eddy
Hausler William (Goebel & Hausler) r. 1025 Pacific
Hausman Frederick H., commission merchant, office
with M. 0. Ellis & Son, 2.32 California, r. 1208 Clay
Hausmann Annie Miss, vestmaker Mrs. A Davis r
521 H Birch Av
Hausmann Bemhard (Hausmann Brothers) r 1012
Van Ness Av
Hausmann Brothers (Siegfried and Bernhard) import-
ers and mnfrs mirrors, moldings an^ frames, 217-
219 Pine
Hausmann Frederick, foreman J. H. Timke & Bro.. r
1121 Howard
Hausmann John, laborer, r. 527 J-j Birch Av
Hausmann Siegfried (Hausmann Brothers) r. 1012
Van Ness Av
8^" Hausmann. See Haussman and Houseman
Hausmeister Julius, clerk Daniel Meyer, r. 1110 Taylor
Hausrath Robert, t'rescopaiuter, r. 2512 Post
Haussler Leonard F., cabinetmaker, 231 Jackson, r
1116 Broadway
Haussman Adolph, r. 802 Ellis
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OFFICK, 6*H 9IARKCT STREET.
HAU
481
HAW
Haussman Alphonse, salesman B. Suhonwasser & Co.,
r. 802 Ellis
Haussmau Henry, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r.
S02 Ellis
(^"UauBsman. See Hausman, HaHBinauu and Hoase-
luan
Hausteiu Henry, machinist, r. 14 Decatur
Hauthal Ernest, soapmaker, r. Helvetia Hotel
Haiitier Charles, cook, r. 117 Jasper PI
Havecker Henry, liquor saloon, 331 Sixth
Havek-y William T., deputy Sheriff, r. 29 Dupont
Haven A. C, surgeon P. M. SS. Granada
Havt^n Beujamin B., clerk Travelers' Insurance Co.,
r. Oakland
Haveit diaries D., resident secretary Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance Co., 422 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Haven Charles D. Jr., clerk John Rae Hamilton, r.
Oakland •
Haven Frederick L., salesman Blake, Bobbins & Co.,
r. Oakland
Haveii James, seaman P. C. SS. Idaho, r. ."541 First
Haven James M. (Gray & Haven) attorney at law, 530
California, room 0, r. East Oakland
Haven W. P., clerk H. S. Crocker i Co.,,r. Oakland
Havener Edward C, shipcarpeuter, r. 53.S Folsom
Havener James K., S. F. Ship Calkers" Assn, 44 Spear
Havens Albert W,, secretary Consolidated Vir-
ginia Mining Co., 26 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Havens Charles D. (Havens & Co.) r. New York
Havens Charles I. (Schmidt & Havens) r. 44 Sixth
Havens Clarence, tinsmith Gcorj^e H. Tay & Co., r.
Oakland
Havens Frank, waiter, r. 64 First
Havens Frank C. (Havens .V Co.) r. Oakland
Havens Henry T.. bookkeeper James Tomkinson, r.
1003 Twenty-first
Hjivens Henry T. Jr., purser O. R. and N. SS. Oregon
Havens Howard (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. 1911 Sacra-
mento
Havens Howard C, clerk Firemans Fund Insurance
Co., r. 1911 Sacramento
Havens Jean, clerk S. A. Perry & Co., r. Oakland
Havens Louisa, widow. Kindergarten School, 321
Eighteenth
Havens & Co. (Frank C. and Charles D. Havens)
stockbrokers, 429 California
fit^Havens. See Haven
Haver Henry, baker, r. 17 Sumner
Haver Philip J., scroll sawyer, r. 9 Hampton PI
Haverlan John, laborer, r. 426 Duncan
Haverley John, porter George W. Gibbs & Co., r.
Duncan, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Haverly'.s California Theatre, W. A. McConnell mana-
ger, N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont
Haverside John, Big. and Stev. Union, 71 New Mont-
gomerv
Haversteck Henrietta, widow, r. Occidental Hotel
Haverty Michael J., r. Williamson, bet Sutter and
Post
Havey Annie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Havey Daniel, laborer, r. 24 Fieelon, rear
Havey Patrick, glassblower, r. 624 Fourth
Haviland Annie Miss, r. 214 Turk, rear
Haviland Frank, machinist, r. 421 Bush
Haviland John T. :Wilmerding & (.o.) r. 1325 Clay
Haviland William H.. stableman, r. 1209 Folsom
Havirside John J., rigger, r.30 Crocker
Havoct Harry, seaman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon
HaAvaiiaii Commercial and Sujrar Co.,
Claus Spreckels president, F. N. Walton secretary,
office 327 Market
Hatvaiian Line Packets, Williams, Dimond &
Co. agents, 202 Market
Hawe Mary Mr.s., varieties, 1209 Devisadero
Hawe William, miner, r. 1209 Devisadero
Ha'weiii Alexander G., manager New York Life
Insurance Co., 220 Sansome, rooms 1-2, r. 734
Post
Halves Benjamin C. , city agent Guardian As-
surance Co., 406 California, r. Oakland
Hawes Caroline, widow, r. 1310- Folsom
Hawes Charles D., clerk, r. SW cor Napa and Connec-
ticut
Halves Cliarles M. , proprietor Bay State Dairy,
SW cor Napa and Connecticut, office S.t Eddy
Hawes Charles W., saledman W. Haker & Hiuz, r. 323
Taylor
Hawes D. B. , master mariner, r. 1923 Jessie
Hawes E. W., drayman, r. 949 Harrison
Hawea George H., stenographer Fox & Kellogg, r. 25
Potter
Hawes H. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 719 Market
Hawes Horace, attorney at law, 315 California, rooms
16-17, r. 209 Turk
Hawes Horace, president Warren & Tuttle Artesian
Water Works, r. 1357 Howard
Hawes Madison, compositor Cubery & Co., r. East
Oakland
Hawes Oliver (Macdonald & Hawes) r. Oakland
Hawes Sarah E. Miss, assistant Potrero Primary
School, r. SW cor Napa and Connecticut
Hawes William H.. second officer P. M. SS. City of
New York
Hawke John, mail clerk Chronicle, r. 1123 Filbert
Hawkes Charles K., mufrs agent, 202 Market, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Hawkes Enos L., machinist Union Iron Works
B^Hawkes. See Hawks
Hawkey James, steward tug boat Rescue, r. W sBeale,
bet Howard and Folsom
Hawkins Arthur K., mining, r. 507 Steiner
Hawkins C, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Hawkins Charles D., waiter, r. 2: 8 Minna
Hawkins Charles H., machinist, r. 620 Merchant
Hawkins Christian T., compositor, r. 433 Tehama
Hawkins Edgar W., clerk McAlester, Jones & Co., r.
302 O'Farrell
Hawkins EdWarJK., secretary TheH.T. Holmes Lime
Co., 14 Market, r. 118 Dupont
Hawkins Edward L., salesman Frederick Chester k
Co., r. 227 Geary
Hawkins Elijah, manager Union Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., 601 Califcrnia, room 3, r. 115 Filth
Hawkins George, watchman Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. Alameda
Hawkins Harry, machinehand, r. 710 Folsom
Hawkins Hartwell, waiter Palace Hotel
Hawkins Horatio B., patternmaker, r. 135 J<S Town-
send
Hawkins Horatio B. Jr., engineer P. M. SS. Go's
Wharf, r. 530 Third
Hawkins J., carpenter, r. Stanford Hotel
Hawkins James J. E., stockbroker, 18 Nevada Block,
r. Lick House
Hawkins James M., gold and sllverplater, 620 Mer-
chant, r. 19 Fifth Av
Hawkins John, boatman Meiggs' Wharf, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins John, laborer S.F. Laundry, r. SW cor Point
Lobos Av and Wood
Hawkins Joseph, waiter, r. 2 Boardman PI
Hawkins Joseph P., engineer, r. 1002 McAllister
Hawkins M., r. Occidental Hotel
Hawkins M., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Hawkins Mary Miss, r. 125 Ellis
Hawkins Olof, miller, r. 25^ Hay wards
Hawkins Patrick, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 319 Te-
hama
Hawkins Patrick C, carpenter, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins Richard R., civil engineer, r. 1619 Powell
Hawkins T. C, waiter Palace Hotel
Hawkins Theodore, printer, r. 433 Tehama
Hawkins Thomas, laborer, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins Thomas H., speculator, r. 414 O'Farrell
Hawkins WilUam, boatman Meiggs' Wharf, r. 309
Bay
Ha^vkins William, machineworks, 210-212 Beale,
r. 340 Fremont
Hawkins William, proptr Union Saw Works, 32 Fre-
mont, r. 620 Merchant
Hawkins William C, waiter Palace Hotel,
Hawkins William J., baker, r. cor Fourth and Steven-
son
Hawkiuson August, galvanized ironworker, r. Niag-
ara House
Hawks Amnii D., mufr printers rollers and copying
tablets, 532 Commercial, r. 1019 Lombard
Hawks Clarence W., clerk ticket auditor C. P. RR., r.
264 Octavia
Hawi-s Harriet Mrs., r. 750 Mission
Hawks Henry D., bookkeeper Martin Bacon, r. 750
Missii>u
Hawks J. Lawrence, clerJi Bank of California, r. 760
Mission
Hawks John, plumber, r. 710 Fulton
Hawks Joseph, teamster, r. 710 Fulton
Hawks Nelson C. (Marder, Luse & Co.) r. 2612 Polk
B-^ Hawks. See Hawkes
Hawlette Michael, laundryman City and County Hos-
pital
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Agents for the ctilcLrated I>£AMJB STEAJH PtlJHlJPS.
HAW
482
HAY
Hawley Carson B., boots and shoes, 416 Market, r. 30
Kearny
Hawley C. B., r. 719 Market
Hawley Charles A. (Charles A. Hawley & Co.) r. 1412
Hyde
Ha-ivley Charles A. & Co. (Charles A. Hawley
and Edwin J. Robinson) importers hardware, min-
ing tools and agricultural Implements, 412 Market
Hawley Charles H., clerk Assessor's Office, r.536 Ellis
Hawley Charles H., liquor saloon, 865 Market, r. Nu-
cleus House
Hawley Charles J. (C. J. Hawley & Co.) r. East Oak-
land
Ha-*vley C. J. & Co. (Charles J. Hawley) whole-
tale and retail grocers, 215-217 Sutter
Hawley Clarissa Miss, r. 719 Market
Hawley David N., agent, importer and jobber
agricultural implements, 117-119 Market, r. 1022
Twenty-first
Hawley E., painter, r. 533 Sacramento
Hawley Ebeuezer R., with Central Gas Light Co., r.
233 San Jose Av
Hawley Ellen C. widow, r. S s Valley, nr Sanchez
Hawley E. W., bookkeeper, r. 2840 Mission
Hawley Fannie E. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Prima-
ry School, r. 233 San Jose Av
Hawley G. C, first assistant engineer O.R. and N. SS.
City of Chester, r. W s Bryant, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Hawley George P., clerk Charles A. Hawley & Co., r.
1412 Hyde
Hawley George T. (Marcus C. Hawley & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Hawley George W., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r.
233 San Jos^ Av
Hawley Hattie Miss, r. 719 Market
Hawley Jacob C. (Falk, Hawley & Co.) and agent stmr
Areata, 128 Steuart, r. Oakland
Hawley John, lieutenant U. S. Navy, r. 501 Geary
Hawley Levy H., entry clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. Oakland
Hawley M. A. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 2840 Mission
Hawley Marcus C. (Marcus C. Hawley & Co.) r. Nctv
York
Ha-vvley Marcus C. <!t£ Co. (Marcus C, George
T. and Walter N. Hawley) importers and jobbers
hardware and agricultural implements, S\V cor
Market and Beale
Hawley M. E. Miss, assistant Noe and Temple St. Pri-
mary School, r. 233 ban Jos6 Av
Hawley M. H., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Hawley Samuel, boilermaker, r. 14 Stanford
Hawley Samuel Jr., boilermaker, r. 14 Stanford
Hawley Thomas P., judge Supreme Court Nevada, r.
29 Glen Park Av
Hawley Walter N. (Marcus C. Hawley & Co.) r. 700
Fillmore
Hawley William, salesman Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Bowen, r. Oakland
Hawley William M., solicitor Goodall, Perkins & Co's
tugs, r. Oakland
Hawley W. T.. delivery clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 44
Third
Haworlh James, wood and coal, 421 Hayes, r. 526
Hayes
Hawthorne Al. M., jeweler-George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. Oakland
Hawthorne Charles E., stonecutter, r. 2705 Sutter
Hawthorne Edward, r. 642 Mission
Hawthorne William, feeder Cal. Cracker Co., r. 932
Montgomery
Hawthorne William L., conductor S. P. RR., r. 752
Folsom
Hawtou Robert, cigars and tobacco, 1317 Stockton, r.
25)4 Sixth
Hawver William, foreman Jackson Foundry, r. 2421
Post
Haw.\hurst Robert, mining stocks, 402 Montgomery,
room 7, r. KilG California
Hawxhurst Samuel W., chief engineer P. M. SS. City
of Tokio
Hawxhurst Walter, r. W s Barflett, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Haxe George J., butcher, r. 434 Ellis
Haxe John B., clerk Lebenbaum & Goldberg, r. 434
Ellis
Hay Alexander, boilermaker, r. E s Bartlett, bet
Twenty-sixth and Army
Hay Alexander, warehouse clerk naval olfice Custom
House, r. 122 Turk
Hay Augusta F., widow, furnished rooms, 942 How-
ard
Hay Edward B., carpenter, r. 1405 Jackson
Hay Emma M. Mrs., assistant librarian Free Public
Library, r. 34 Glen Park Av
Hay Frederick, packer, r. 134 Langton
Hay George (Wing & Allen) r. 331 McAllister
Hay Hugh H., ironmolder, r. 773 Folsom
Hay J. D., clerk Redington & Co., r. 222 J^ O'Farrell
Hay John, foreman molder Fulton Iron Works, .r. 518
Oak
Hay John McH., janitor Justices Courts, SE cor
Kearny and Washington, r. 1813 Powell
Hay Maggie, domestic 1120 Sutter
Hay Mary, widow, r. 331 McAllister
Hay Randolph R. , patent medicines, 1019 Market
Hay Robert F., salesman C. Curtin, r. 331 McAllister
Hay William A.^. 719 Shotwell
e^^Hay. See Hey
Hayburn James C., contractor, r. 405 Gough
Hayburn M. Miss, assistant West Mission St. Primary
School, r. 405 Gough
Haycock James F. (Haycock, Tallant& Cotton) r. 2112
Broadway
Hayc(ick, Tallaut & Cotton (James F. Haycock, Robert
Tallant and Daniel E. Cotton) proptrs Cal. Oil
Works, NW cor Main and Folsom
Haycraft George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hayden Benjamin F., bartender J. B. Bacon, r. 637
California
Hayden B. F., clerk F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r. 217
Geary
Hayden Brace (Dunham, Carripan & Co.) r. New York
Hayden Charles W., u])hol8terer, r. 1220 Powell
Hayden Dennis, policeman, r. 1G06 Kearny
Hayden Edward H., laborer, r. 224 Second
Hayden Kdwin, extraman Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., r.
9(12 Clay
Hayden Knos, hostler, r. Manhattan House
Hayden Francis, tailor, 673 Mission
Hayden James, laborer, r. 8 Hunt, rear
Hayden James, laborer, r. 12 Hunt
Hayden James, stevedore Chase & Wolff
Hayden James A., carpenter, r. 1632 Golden Gate Av
Hayden J. L. Mrs., widowi r. 157 Eleventh
Hayden John (Hayden & Cottrell) r. 525 Seventh
Hayden John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Hayden John, laborer, r. 28Frst
Hayden John W., carpenter, r. E s Bartlett, bet Twen-
ty-sixth and Army
Hayden Kate, widow, r. 2 Park PI
Hayden Mary Mrs., r. N s Moulton, bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Hayden Patrick, butcher, r. 525 Seventh
Hayden Patrick, laborer, r. cor Vermont and Sierra
Hayden Peter, teamster, r. 168 M Silver
Hayden Robert, carpenter, r. 440 Third
Hayden Robert J., shipcarpenter, r. 305 Fifth
Hayden Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 1111
Howard
Hayden Washington, clerk Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son, r. 1645 Jj Mission
Hayden William, clerk H. E. Highton, r. 3 Park PI
Hayden William, salesman James Bull, r. 1225 Green
Hayden William O., captain ship Two Brothers, r.
East Oakland
Hayden & Cottrell (John Hayden and Edward 8. Cot-
trell) butchers. 424 Fourth
B^Hayden. See Haden
Haydock William H., train dispatcher S. P. RR., r. 306
Ritch
Haydon Sarah F. Miss, assistant Benial Heights
School, r. cm Bartlett
Haydon William E., compositor, r. 603 Bartlett
Hayen Mathilde, widow, r. 1022 3^ Folsom
Hay en William, carpet layer, r. 1022 hi Folsom
Hayes Alice, domestic 517 Mason
Hayes Ann, domestic 1515 Clay
Hayes Annie, domestic 1621 Bush
Hayes Annie Miss, saleslady Thomas F. Palmer, r.
905 Buchanan
Hayes Augustus, clerk, r. 120 Ellis
Hayes Bartholomew, packer J. A Folger & Co., r. 559
Perry
Hayes Benjamin W., r. 924 Twentieth
Hayes Bridget, widow, dairy, SE cor Kosciusko and
Jefferson Av, B. H.
Hayes Catherine, widow, r. 7 Mary
Hayes Catherine, widow, r. 313 Main
Hayes Catherine, widow, r. 2823 Clay, rear
Sy FRANCISCO LftUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast
OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST.
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. mnUUUIlUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
HAY
483
HAT
Haj-es Charles, driver, r. SE cor KosciuBko and Jeffer-
son Av, B. H.
Hayes Charles D., saleeman George Jordan, r. East
Oakland
Hayes D., laborer Presidio Reservation
Hayes Daniel, r. 821 Filbert
Hayes Daniel, laborer, r. 025 Second
Hayes Daniel, seaman Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla
Hayes Daniel D., engineer Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r.
1C14 Paciac Av
Hayes t)aniel E. (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes) r. Oak-
land
Hayes Daniel J., salesman Kennedy, Brennan & Co.,
r. 16 Taylor
Hayes Dnniel J., upholsterer, r. 113 Turk ,
Hayes Daniel P. (Sheehy & Hayes) r. 29 Oak Grove Av
Hayes David B., salesman, r. 546 Minna
Hayes Da\id E., carpenter, r. 312 Minna
Hayrs David J., car painter N. B. and M. IvR., r. 2.59 j
Perry
Hayes Dennis, laborer, r. 15 Hayes
Hayes Dennis E., carpenter, r. 441 Eddy
Hayes Ebenezer. nightwatchman Mission Woolen
Mills, r. 713 Twenty-second
Hayes Edward, blacksmith, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Union
Hayes Edward, bookkeeper Magee * Moore, r. 441 Eddy
Hayes Edward, boottreer, r. 1506 Dolores
Hayes Eliza, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 452 Sixth
Hayes Ellen, domestic 1300 Post
Hayes Emma Miss, glovemaker Frederick H. Busby
Hayes Frank, bookbinder, r. 10 Elgin Park
Hayes George, glassblower, r. 5 Boyd
Hayes George, laborer, r. 457 Jessie, rear »
Hayes George, wagonmaker, r. 516 Pacific
Hayes George P., clerk Keane Bros., r. 311 !«! Jessie
Hayes George R. B. (Stanly, Stoney & Hayes) attor-
ney at law, 604 Clay, r."l3 Haight
Hayes H., nightwatchman C. P. RR., r. 620 Fourth
Hayes Hannah, domestic 042 Folsom
Hayes Henry, machinist, r. 823 Jessie
Hayes Henry, salesman Louis Hartter, r. 311}^ Jessie
Hayes Henry C, photographer, r. 212 Turk
Hayes Henry L.. cook Protestant Orphan Asylum
Hayes Henry S., magnetic healer, ofl&ce and r. 409
Turk
Hayes James, r. 704 Laurel Av
Hayes James, r. 821 Filbert
Hayes James, assistant cashier Keane Bro8.,r. 3113^
Jessie
Hayes James, hostler, r. l.TO Clinton
Hayes James, laborer, r. 103 Mission
Hayes James, laborer, r. 40 Stanly PI
Hayes James, molder, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes James, seaman, r. 104 Mission
Hayes James, stevedore, r. SW cor Mission and Spear
Hayes James J., policeman, r. 719 Hayes
Hayes James S., wagonmaker, 116 Washington, r.
Oakland
Hayes Jeremiah J., foreman E. Detrick & Co., r. 1108
Pierce
Hayes J. J. Mrs., widow, r. 740 Guerrero
Hayes John (Hayes & Co.) and assistant foreman Hose
Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 823 Montgomery
Hayes John, carpenter, r. 1920 Ellis
Hayes John, clerk Louis Hartter, r. 311 !< Jessie
Hayes John, conductor California St. RR., r. 1640
Polk
Hayes John, fireman Horace Davis & Co.
Hayes John, laborer, r. 1420 Broadway, rear
Hayes John, laborer, r. 537 Howard
Hayes John, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf
Hayes John, longshoreman, r. 307 Ritch
Hayes John, longshoreman, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Hayes John, marblecutter John Daniel, r. Oakland
Hayes John, painter, r. 547 Mission
Hayes John, real estate, r. 220 Eleventh
Haj'es John, seaman, r. 70!) Front
Hayes John, shoemaker, r. 7 Mary
Hayes John, slioeinaker, r. 145 Shipley, rear
Hayes John, teamster, r. 314 Ritch
Hayes John H., plumber, r. 905 Buchanan
Hayes John J., paver, r. 905 Buchanan
Haves John T., carpenter and builder, 1723 Larkin
Hayes Joseph, r. 821 Filbert
Hayes Joseph P., foreman blacksmith Union Iron
WorkH, r. 515 Castro
Hayes Kate, domestic 1508 Pacific Av
Hayes Katherine Miss. r. 735 Natoma
Hayes Maggie, domestic 6.30 Harrison
Hayes Maggie Miss, shoefitter, r. 7 Mary
Hayes Mary, widow, r. 5 Boyd
Hayes !\Iary, domestic 1511 Gough
Hayes Mary A. Mrs., janitress Lincoln Primary School,
r. 510 Ji Natoma
Hayes Michael, clerk Louis Hartter, r. 311^4 Jessie
Hayes Michael, gardener new City Hall, r. 633 Webster
Hayes Michael, laborer, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet Cas-
tro and Noe
Hayes Michael, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Hayes Michael, policeman, r. 715 Church
Hayes Michael, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont
Hayes Michael J., foreman M.Price Jr., r. 457 Jj Jessie
Hayes M. J., collector, r. 324 Geary
Hayes Morris, porter, r.Ws Washington Av, nrPreclta
PI, B. H.
Hayes Owen, plasterer, r. 422 Fulton, rear
Hayes P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Hayes Patrick (S. k P. Hayes) r. 9 Natoma
Hayes PatricK, expressman, NE cor Third and How-
ard, r. 01 Clementina
Hajes Patrick, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Hayes Patrick, smelter, r. 22 Geneva
Hayes Patrick Mrs., widow, r. 107 William
Hayes Philip, r. 826 Jackson
Hayes Robert, ironmolder, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Robert, marblecutter, r. 10 Elgin Park
Hayes Robert, with Cal. Glass Works
Hayes Rody, butcher, r. 311 }c. Jessie
Hayes S. & P., liquor saloon, 160 First
Hayes Samuel (S. & P. Hayes) r. 9 Natoma
Haves Silas, laborer, r. S 8 California Av, opp How-
"ard, B. H.
Hayes Susan, widow, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Thomas, engineer, r. 1715 Stevenson
Hayes Thomas, groceries and liquors, 438 Third
Hayes Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, 1528 Polk, r. S 8
Greenwich, bet Webster and Fillmore
Hayes Thomas J., bookkeeper J. & P. N. HanBa, r. 923
McAllister
Hayes Thomas P., carriagetrimmer, r. 104 Seventh
Hayes Thomas R.,wlth Main & Winchester, r. Oakland
Hayes Timothy, liquor saloon, 119 Seventh
Hayes Timothy, produce dealer, r. 517 Grove
Hayes Valley Advertiser, William Clack & Co.
publishers, 509 Hayes
Hayes Valley Brass Works, Frank Baud proptr, 522
Fulton
Haye.s Valley Brewery, Wahmuth & Co. proptrs, 512-
514 Grove
Hayes Valley Grammar School, George Brown prin-
cipal, N 8 McAllister, bet Franklin and Gough
Hayes Valley Livery Stable, Patrick J. Corbett & Sone
proptrs, 518-520 Hayes
Hayes Valley Market, Laguna, bet- Grove and Ivy Av
Hayes Valley Primary School, Miss M. P. Stowell
principal, N s Grove, bet Larkin and Polk
Hayes William, baker, r. 821 Filbert
Hayes William, blacksmith, r. 803 J^ Market
Hayes William, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 457 Ji Jes-
sie
Hayes William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hayes William E., clerk G. W. Fisher, r. Oakland
Hayes William H., cutter E. Detrick & Co., r. 1926
Ellis
Hayes William J., bookkeeper James Sweeney, r. 909
Post
Hayes William J., clerk Franks & Gray, r. 10 Elgin
Park
Hayes William J., conductor Geary St. RR.
Hayes William J., mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 847
Howard
Hayes & Co. (John Hayes, John J. Gaffney and Simon
A. and F. W. Hussey) proptrs Cal. Transfer Co.,
222 Montgomery and 524 Davis
d^"Hayes. See Hays
Hayessen Jacob W., wood and coal, 52 ■< Brady
Hayford, Perkins & Co.. merchants (of Colfax) Sisson,
Crocker & Co. agents, 226 California
Haymau Archibald, engineer, r. 150 Perry
Hayman Edward W., r. 421 Bush
Haymann Aron, locksmith, bellhanger and machinist,
234 Post, r. 825 Post
Haymond Creed, assistant counsel C. P. RR. and
S. P. RR., NE cor Fourth and Towusend, room 10,
r. Grand Hotel
Hayne Arthur P., resident physician and superinten-
dent Home for the Care of Inebriates and com-
missioner of insanity, r. NE cor Stockton and
Chestnut
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G. D, Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
HAY
484
HEA
Hayne JameB J., painter, r. 732}^ Clementina
Hayne Joseph, carpenter, r. 732 M Clementina
Hayne Joseph T., compositor, r. 1013 Washington
Bi^Hayne. See Hain
Haynert Clemens, upholsterer and decorator, 214
Stockton
Haynes Archibald, assistant superintendent Central
KR., r. 1530 Eddy
Haynes Daniel, laborer, r. 20 Zoe
Hayues F. A. Mrs., assistant Tyler St. Primary
School, r. 923 McAllister
Haynes John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Haynes John W., insurance broker, r. 618 Fillmpre
Hayues P., laborer, r. 3 Park PI
Haynes Philip J., coremaker, r. 241 J^ Perry
Haynes Thomas, ironmolder, r. 832 Harrison
Haynes Thomas J., bookkeeper, r. 923 McAllister
Haynes Thomas W., merchant, r. 515 Oak
Haynes Thomas W., watchman Pac. Power Co. r
214 O'Farrell
fi^'Haynes. See Haines
Haynie William M., wharfinger, r. 1003 Powell
Hays Abram, collector Kraker & Israel, r. 'ill Sixtb
Hays D., laborer P. M. S8. Go's Wharf
Hays Fred., wigmaker and hairdresser, 10 Stockton
Hay.s Irvin W. ( Wilbirt & Hays) dentist, office and r.
18 Third
Hays James, hostler Central RR.. r. 7 Clinton
Hays John T. (Hays & Gyselaar) 822 Kearny
Hays John T., dealer fruit trees, r. Park Hotel
Hays Josephine, packer Hirschfeld & Saroni, r. 104
Seventh
Hays Michael, milkman, r. 867 Eighteenth
Hays Peter, shoemaker, r. 537 Sacramento
Hays Robert, stevedore, r. 67 St. Ann's Bldg
Hays Will C, salesman John E. Quinn, r. 217 Sixth
Hays William K., music and stationery, 217 Sixth
Hays & Gyselaar (John T. Hays and John H. Gyse
laar) liquor saloon, 822 Kearny
8^" Hays. See Hayes
Hayton Ennis, hostler David Stewart, r. 134 Seventh
Hayward Alvinza, capitalist, 224 California, r
San Mateo
Hayward Arthur, r. 1515 Polk
Hay ward B. Mrs., widow, r. 2 Wetmore PI
Hayward Bert, bookkeeper, r. 777 Market
Hayward C. D.. student Heald's Business College
Hayward Elizabeth MiSs, dressmaking, 1515 Polk
Hayward Florence, widow, r. 841 Market
Hayward Gammon, carpenter, r. 1515 Polk
Hayward George, clerk freight auditor C. P. RE r
810 Powell ' ■
Hayward Henry M., captain P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 1041
Mission
Hayward Joseph, blacksmith, r. 72 Tehama
Hayward Kezia Miss, dressmaker, 1515 Polk
Hayward Louis A., foreman John A. Roy. r. W s San
•Br.uno Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Hayward Thomas W., shoecutter, r. 64 West Mission
Hayward William B., clerk Ernest Adelsdorfer & Co ,
r. 9 Guerrero
Hayward's Building, 415-423 California
Hayward's Express (Hurrell's) E. Amadee agent, 106
Davis
Haywood Edwin, manager Edward C. Thatcher r
110)4 McAllister
Haywood Joseph, blacksmith, r. 72 Tehama
Haywood Louisa A., widow, r. 1647 J^ Mission
83^ Haywood. See Heywood
Hazard Ann, widow, r. 551 Stevenson
Hazard Clement, machinist, r. 609)4 Minna
Hazard Edward, laborer, r. 33 Lafayette
Hazard Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co.) J. T McGeo-
gehun secietary, 318 Pine, room 13
Hazard Powder Co. (New York) Thomas H Selbv &
Co. agents, 116-118 California
B^" Hazard. See Hassard and Hazzard
Hazel Florence, with S. Lachmau & Co., r. 232 Jessie
Hazel Robert, waiter, r. 613 Howard
Hazelgreen Frank, r. 906 Stockton
Hazell J. F., driver, r. 620 Fourth
Hazell John, lathur, r. 15^ Moss, rear
Hazelrigg Francis, r. 1609 California
Hazelrigg Henry C, clerk George Loomis, r. 1609 Cali-
fornia
Hazelrigg T. F., r. 1609 California
Hazeltine William I., compositor Wine and Tobacco
Journal, r. Oakland
Haz«lton Brothers' Pianos, Charles S. Eaton
agent, 647 Market
Hazelton George, r. 516 Stockton
Hazelton Samuel, waiter, r. 40 Natoma
e5"Hazelton. See Hazeltine and Haseltine
Hazen Harbey, r. 21 Oak Grove Av
Hazen John H., r. Thirtieth, nr Sanchez
Hazlett James, r. 444 Branuan
Hazlett James, hooker Pac. Rolling Mills
Hazlett John T., engineer, r. 444 Brannau
Hazlett R.,sbipcarpenter, r. Empire House, South S.F.
e^Hazlett. See Haslett
Hazzard Robert, upholsterer, r. 743 Howard
l8S*"Hazzard. See Hazard and Hassard
Heacock Edward G., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton, r.
434 California
Heacock Mansel E., machinist, r. 330 Fremont
l3=?"Heacock. See Haycock
Hetd Addison E., capitalist. 68 Nevada Block, r. 1105
Taylor
Head Alexander, carpenter, r. 752 Harrison
Head Centre Consolidated Mining Co. (Arizona) John
W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 15
Head Charles A., salesman Kast & Co., r. 610 Pine
Head Frederick, bookkeeper Horace A. Deming, r. 752
Harrison
Headley Henry B., plasterer, r. 2913 California
U^Headley. See Hedley
Headlight Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) William Letts
Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13
Headmann William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Headquarters Military Department Cali-
fornia, TJ. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Headquarters 31ilitary Division Pacific,
U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Heagerty Joseph D., groceries and liquors, 1500 Fol-
som
Heakley A?idrew, engineer, r. 328 Fremont.
Heal Anna, widow, r. 54 Quinn
Heald Edward P. (Heald & Woodbury) r.l023 Hyde
Heald I. A., machinist and modelmaker, 514 Commer-
cial, r. 711 California
Heald James, porter, r. Stanford Hotel
Heald Thomas, helper L. & E. Emanuel
Heald & Woodbury (Edward P. Heald and F. C.
Woodbury; proprietors Heald's Business College,
24 Post
Heald's Business College, Edward P. Heald
president, Frank C. Woodbury secretary, 24 Post
Heald's College Journal (monthly) Heald &
Woodbury publishers, 24 Post
Heald's Telegraphic Institute, 24 Post
Healey Bartholomew, milkman, r. W s Bernal, bet
Army and Twenty-seventh
Healey Benjamin, real estate, note and commis.
sion broker, 531 California, room 3, r. 1011 Union
Healey Charles S., hay, grain and feed, 8W cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-ninth, r. Mission, nr Twenty-
ninth
Healey CBarles T., civil engineer and surveyor, 106
Liedesdorff, room 3, r. 1628 Polk
Healey Christopher W., painter, r. 8 Adelaide PI
Healey Daniel, laborer, r. 85 West Mission
Healey Daniel A., boots and shoes, 1212 Market, r.
220)^ McAllister
Healey Hannah, widow, r. 134 Rose Av
Healey Henry, pipefitter, r. 30 Natoma
Healey Henry S., policeman, r. 2924 Clay
Healey Hugh, r. 30 Minna
Healey James, r. 1023 Stockton
Healey John, teamster, r. 536 Vallejo
Healey Kate, widow, r. 316 Beale, rear
Healey Mary, domestic. 1205 Polk
Healey Mary, widow, r. 165 Minna
Healey Mary, widow, fruits and vegetables, SW cor
Twenty-sixth and Bartlett
Healey Michael, teamster, r. 6 Church Lane
Healey Owen, iron molder, r. 570 Howard
Healey Patrick, liquor saloon, 131 Third
Healey Peter, laborer, r. 416)4 Natoma
Healey Peter, porter, r. Army, bet Howard and Shot-
■ well
Healey Peter, tinsmith, r. 30 Natoma
Healey P. J., shoemaker, r. 1825 Jessie
Healey Rosa, widow, teacher waxwork, r. 640 Minna
Healey Sylvester F., bookkeeper Charles S. Healey, r.
W s California Av, bet Twenty-eighth and Twen-
ty-ninth
Healey Terrcnce, restaurant,813 Market, r. 224 Fourth
Healey Thomas, laborer, r. 115 Webster
Healey Thomas E., shoemaker, 703 Howard, r. 706
Howard
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WASHINO WEl,!^ DONE AT VERY I^OW RATES.
OFFICE. e4S MARKET STREET,
HEA
485
HEB
Healey William, baker, r. 1406 Powell
Healey William, furniture dealer, r. 873 FolBom
Healey William, tinsmith, r. 30 Natoma
Healey William D., cabinetmaker, r. 30 Natoma
Healey William H.. clerk, r. 873 Folsom
IW Healey. See Healy and Haley
Healing' James, proprietor Monarch Saloon, SW
cor Market and Third, r. 821 Dolores, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Health Office City and County, Dr. John L.
Meares Health Officer, r. 14 O'Farrell
Healy Ann, widow, r. 107 Hayes
Healy Annie Miss, r. 107 Hayes
Healy Bridget, widow, r. 30 Clinton
Healy Bridget Miss, furnished rooms, 715 Davis
Healy Catherine Miss, slioefitter, r. 42.5 Turk
Healy Charles S., civil engineer and surveyor, r. 1628
Polk
Healy Daniel, r. 412 Page
Healy Daniel, nightwatchmau, r. 020 Brannan
Healv Denis, seaman, r. 21 Everett
Healy Edward (Gordon & Healy) r.22 Hayes
Healy Edward J., salesman P. Kelly, r. NW cor Pine
and Laguna
Healy Frank, bookkeeper D. S. Martin & Co.
Healy George, teamster, r. cor Francisco and Fillmore
Healy James, agent, r. 4 Warren PI
Healy James, physician, office and r. 22 Haight
Healy James, tinsmith, r. N 8 Moulton, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Healy James P., groceries and liquors, SW cor Baker
and Sutter, r. 2607 J^ Sutter
Healy John, r. 20 J^ Harriet
Healy John, laborer, r. 429 Stevenson
Healy John, wool buyer, r. Grand Hotel
Healy John T., packer Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.,
and crockery and glassware, 2337 Mission
Healy Julia, la-undress S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Healy Julian Mrs., widow, groceries and liquors, 905
Eighteenth
Healy Kate Miss, bookbinder, r. 218 Van Ness Av
Healy Liician B., civil engineer and surveyor, 106
Leidesdorfif, room 3, r. Santa Cruz
Healy Matilda Miss, weaver S.F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 107 Hayes
Healy Michael, r. 412 Page
Healy Michael, cook, r. 608 Ivy Av
Healy Michael F., painter, r. 412 Page
Healy Patrick, r. 605 Broadway
Healy Patrick', boatbuilder, r. N s Moulton, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Healy Patrick, general business agency, 405
Kearny, rooms 14-15
Healy Patrick, shoemaker, r. cor Fourteenth and
Guerrero
Healy Patrick, soap peddler, r. 12 Converse
Healy Patrick, teamster, r. 561 >^ Minna
Healy Patrick J., engineer Pac. Glue Factory, r. Ss
Fifteenth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Healy Peter P., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. SE
cor Pine and Mason
Healy P. J., porter Superior Court, Depts 0 and 7
Healy Robert, clerk Thomas A. Graham, r. 418 Hayes
Healy Susan, widow, r. 337 Jessie
Healy Timothy J., plumber and gasfitter, 532 Bush, r.
2729 Bryant
Healy Warren, clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 4 Warren PI
8£?"Healy. See Healey and Haley
H«aney Anne Miss, r. .^H Minna
Heaney Henry, carpenter, r. SW cor Golden Gate Av
and Broderick
Heaney Hugh, laborer, r. W s Twenty-fifth, bet Bryant
and Columbia
Heaney John (Kane & Heaney) r. 514 Minna
Heauey John, blacksmith, r. 313 Green
Heaney John, policeman, r. 313 Green
Heaney John, shipcarpenter, r. 536 Third
Heaney John, with Fallon & Buckley r. 238 Kearny
Heaney John P., apothecary Wakelee & Co., r. 205
Hyde
Heaney Joseph, seaman, r. 309 Folsom
Heauey Martin, shoemaker, r. 20 Hunt
Heaney Mary, widow, V)akery, 801 Stockton
Heaney Mary A., widow, r. 20."> Hyde
Heaney Miclinel, driver Central RR., r. 514 Minna
Heaney Thomas H., carpenter, r. SW cor Golden Gate
Av ami Broderick
Heaney William P., jeweler David W. Laird, r. 205
Hyde
ffyHeaney. See Haney, Heeney and Heney
Heaphy Mary A., domestic 611 Hyde
Heaphy William, boottreer, r. 21 Telegraph PI
Heard Frederick, millwright, r. Adams House
Heard Joseph, clerk, r. cor Bay and Leavenworth
B£?~Heard. See Herde, Hird and Hurd
Heare P. O., gardener, r. 346 Fourth
Hearly Francis, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
Oaklaud
Hearn David F., r. 129 Ciara, rear
Hearn Hannah, widow, r. .59 Clementina
Hearn Jbhn. carrier Morning Call, r. SE cor Twenty-
fifth and Valencia
Hearn John, laborer A. E. Buckman
Hearn Maria, widow, r. San Jose Av, bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty-third
Hearn Mary A., widow, r. 129 Clara, rear
Hearn Patrick, laborer, r. 3038 J$ JSixteenth
Hearn William T., carrier Morning Call, r. SE cor
Twenty-fifth and Valencia
Hearne Lawrence, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. G09 Post
fl£?"Hearne. See Hern and Heron
Hearon Peter W., shoemaker, r. 24 Ritch
Hearst George, capitalist, r. The Baldwin
Hearty John (Benrty & Guthrie) r. 19 Ohio
Hearty & Guthrie (John Hearty and William L.
Guthrie) groceries and liquors, 213 Broadway
Heath Charles K., mate C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r.
Oakland
Heath Charles R., receiving clerk American Sugar
Refinery, r. 709 Geary
Heath C. M. Mrs., r. 147 Ninth
Heath E. A. Miss, artist, r. Ill St. Ann's Bldg
Heath Edward E. H., porter, r. 963 Mission
Heath Frederick W., compositor, r. 6 Howard Court
Heath, Gallup Si Co. (James A. Heath and James
Gallup) shipchandlers, 58 Clay
Heath Henry C, melter Thomas Price, r. 54 Third
Heath James, r. 16 hi Folsom Av
Heath James A. (Heath, Gallup & Co.) r. Oakland
Heath James F., plumber, r. 236 Minna
Heath John A., barber, 2313^ Second, r. 6 Howard
Court
Heath John H., clerk J. M. Pike & Son, r. 709 Geary
Heath Langhorn W., clerk Liverjiool and London
and Globe Ins\irance Co., r. 709 Geary
Heath Mary Mr9.,r. 6 Howard Court
Heath Mary C. Miss, teacher, r. 709 Geary
Heath M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 709 Geary
Heath Monroe, lettercarrler Post Office, r. 147 Ninth
Heath Nathaniel, mining, 35 Second, r. 1309 Webster
Heath Patrick, milkranch, r. SE cor Sullivan and
Jefierson, B. H.
Heath Richard W., mining secretary, 31 8 Pine
rooms 16-17. r. 2032 Scott
Heath Thomas B., tailor, r. 156 Natoma
Heath Thomas J., butcher P. M. SS. City of Peking, r.
680 Harrison
Heath Virginia D. Miss, teacher, r. 709 Geary
Heath William R., clerk Matthias Gray, r. 709 Geary
B^ Heath. See Heeth
Heathcote Basil, cashier Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r.
814 Hyde
Heathorne Heniy, gardener, r. 1737 Mission
Heatley Andrew, engifieer J. F. Knox, r. 828 Fre-
mont
Heatley Edward D. (Dickson, De Wolf & Co.) r. SW
cor Kearny and Chestnut
Heavey Bernard J., groceries and liquors, 53 Everett
Heavner James B., calker, r. 13 Anthony
Heazelton George B., journalists. F. Chronicle, r. 742
Pine
5ebb Archie Y. (Corran & Hebb) r. 628 Howard
Hebbard J. C. B., attorney at law, 402 Montgomery,
room 17, r. 103 Geary
Heber Frederick, bartender Vienna Garden, r. 12
Harlan PI
Heber William, gunsmith, 631 Washington
Hebert Jean, waiter, r. 530 Stevenson
Hehrank Henry, glassblower, r. 3b Freelon
Helirauk Jolianna, widow, r. 33 Freelon
Hebrank John, glassblower, r. 33 Freelon
Hebrank William, glassblower, r. 33 Freelon
Hebrew Benevolent Society, Isaiah Cohn secretary,
NE cor Taylor and Post
Hebrew Observer (weekly) William Saalburg editor
and proprietor. 622 Clay
Hebrew Orphan Asylum, E 8 Devlsadero, bet Hayes
and Grove
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?tyle.
646 Market st.
IJIMOI/I rV CDICDC Jf, UAVCQ FUtTOX iron works, sis Fremont St.,
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Commercial
Hecht Abraham E. (Hecht Brothers & Co.) r. 1012
Van Ness Av
Hecht Brotlierg & Co. (Isaac, Abraham E., Louis
Jr., Marcus H. and Jacob H. Hecht) manufac-
turers and wholesale dealers leather and findings
and boots and shoes, 25-27 Sausume
Hecht Emanuel (Hecht k Zumstein) r. 1517 Dupont,
rear
Hecht Isaac (Hecht Brothers & Co. and Buckingham
& Hecht) r. 1201 Van Ness Av
Hecht Jacob, compositor George Spaulding & Co., r.
E s Devisadero, bet Hayes and Grove
Hecht Jacob H. (Hecht Brothers & Co.) r. Boston,
Mass.
Hecht Joseph A., portrait painter, and teacher draw-
ing, 115 Kearny, r. 1007 O'Farrell
Hecht Louis Jr. (Hecht Brothers & Co. and Bucking-
ham & Hecht) r. Boston, Mass.
Hecht Marcus H. (Hecht Brothers* Co.) r. 1106 Van
Ness Av
Hecht Sigraund, satchelmaker, r. 926 Mission
Hecht Theresa, domestic 517}^ Taylor
Hecht & Zumstein (Emanuel Hecht and John Zum-
stein) cofifee saloon, 540 California
Hechtle John, teamster, r. NE cor Tennessee and
Butte
Hecker Jacob, painter, r. 11 Moray Alley
Heckley Simeon, lumber dealer, r. 2503 Sacramento
Heckman Henry, cook, r. 63 Shipley
Heckman Thomas, r. 1078 Howard
Heckmann Frederick, turner and carver, r. 500 Shot-
well
Heckmann Herman H., produce commission mer-
chant, 400 Davis, r. 2134)4 O'Farrell
Heckmann Mary, widow, r. N 8 California Av, bet
Mission and Howard
Hecox Benjamin F., steward TJ. S. Marine Hospital, r.
317 Third
Hecox George W., r. 110)4 McAllister
{^"Hecox. See Hickox
Hedberg Charles S. , blacksmith, r. 324 Vallejo
Hedbloom H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Heddericb Charles H., cabinetmaker, r. 932 Natoma
ayHedderich. See Hedrich
Hedemann William (Mangels & Hedemann) r. SW cor
Railroad and Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Hederich Frederick, liquor saloon, 518 Merchant, r.
1112 Filbert
Hedge Charlotte Mrs., furnished rooms, 759 Market
Hedgecoxe Maggie Miss. r. 1050 Golden Gate At
Hedger Howard A., carpenter, r. NW cor Scott and
Golden Gate Av
Hedges Benjamin F., freight clerk J. D. Spreckels &
Bros., r. 817 Howard
Hedges Charles H., memorandum clerk U. S. Mint, r.
Lick House
Hedges Elizabeth, fancy goods, 1530 Powell
Hedges George M., bookkeeper Scofield & Tevi8,r.l530
Powell
Hedges George W. (Hedges & Dillenburg) r. 1316
Columbia
Hedges Joseph W., machinist William Deacon, r. 151
Shipley
Hedges Stephen H., salesman, r. 323 Dupont
Hedge,s & Dillenburg (George W. Hedges and Michael
Dillenburg) machinists and engineers, 32 Fre-
mont
Hedinger Julius, seaman, r. Chicago Hotel
Hedley James, Ironmolder, r. 10 Stanford
Hedley John, ironmolder, r. 10 Stanford
Hedley Thomas, ironmolder, r. 10 Stanford
B^Hedley. See Headley
Hedman Alberlina, laundress, 1105 Taylor
Hedrich John L., shoemaker, r. 261 Minna
1^'Hedrich. See Hederich
Hedriugton Jeffrey, laborer, r. E s Diamond, bet Sev-
enteenth and ElKhteenth
Hedstrom J. Bernard, heater Pac. Rolling MilU
Heeder Cecilia Mrs., dressmaker, 455 Tehama
Het'der John, liquor saloon. 325 Bush, r. 455 Tehama
Heegaard Charles, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Heelan Edward, carpenter, r. 30 Twenty-second
Huely M. J. Mrs., r. 958 Mission
Heemans J., cook, r. 636 Commercial
Heenan Edward J., carpenter, r. 30 Twenty-second
Heenau Ellen, domestic 125 O'Farrell
Heenan John, bootblack, r. Bonanza House
Heenan John, clerk, r. 1008 Buchanan
Heenan John C, butcher, r. 405 Folsom
Heenan Kate, widow, r. 1008 Buchanan
Heenan Margaret, seamstress, r. 1008 Buchanan
Heenau Mary, seamstress, r. 1008 Buchannan
Heeney Charles patternmaker, r. 228 Brannan
Heeney James, molder Pac. Stove and Iron Works
Heeney James, teamster P. M. SS. Co., r. 228 Brannan
Heeney James Jr., shoemaker, r. 228 Brannan
Heeney Michael, driver Central RR., r. 514 Minna
Heeney Patrick, laborer, r. 27 Willows Av
Heeney Thomas F., assistant engineer P. C. 83. An-
con, r. 545 Second
B^'Heeuey. See Haney, Heaney and Heney
Heense Charles L., barber, 26)4 Turk
Heep Philip, cook, r. 0 O'Farrell Alley
Heer Arnold, waiter Cliff House
Heer Barbara, laundress A. Ber8on,r. 429 Sutter
Heerdiuk John (Heerdink & Co.) r. 429 Valencia
Heerdink John W., law student Hastings' Law Col-
lege, r. 429 Valencia
Heerdink & Co. (John Heerdink) mnfrs tobacco, 429-
431 Valencia
Heerdt Peter, hog butcher, r. Sixth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Heesch John, liquor saloon, 403 Drumm
Heeth Albert, tailor, 423 East, r. 70 Everett
Heeth Charles, clerk Contra Costa Laimdry Assn, r. 70
Everett
Heeth Herman W., clerk F. W. & D. Barkhaua, r. 70
Everett
sy Heeth. See Heath
Hefer John A., wood and coal, 715 Harrison
Heffern Hugh, dishwasher Bar Assn, r. 16 Lily Av
Heffernan Henry T., shoecutter, r. 305 Filbert
Heffernan James, tailor, r. 114 Fell
Heffernan Johanna, chambermaid 6'20 Folsom
Heffernan John, boatman, r. 810 Battery
Heffernan John, tailor, r. 114 Fell
Heffernan John F., cutter Meyer & Walker, r. 114 Fell
Heffernan Mary, domestic 2128 California
Heffernan Michael, liquor saloon, 223 Sansome, r. 713
Guerrero
Heffernan Michael, tailor, r. 340 Tehama
Heffernan Michael J., tinsmith, r. 114 Fell
Heffernan Owen, clerk, r. 305 Filbert
Heffernan Patrick, laborer, r. 305 Filbert
Heffrou Mary, domestic 307 Van Ness Av
Heffron Patrick, r. 714 Folsom
Heffron Patrick, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr
Courtlaud Av, South S. F.
B^Heffrou. See Heyfron
Hefti — , bookkeeper, r. New Helvetia House
Hefti Balthazar, shipping agent, 506 Battery, r. Oak-
land
Hefti John, barber, 709 Davis, r. SE cor Vallejo and
Front
Hegan Catherine, groceries and liquors, 329 Eighth
Hegarty John, cakemaker Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
30 Welsh
B^"Hegarty. See Hagerty, Haggarty and Heagerty
Hegeler H. F. (John H. Mentz & Co.) r. 133 Twelfth
Hegeman F., teamster Presidio Reservation
Hegerly Anton, cook, r. 127 Jackson
Hegestrom Albert, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Heggei-ty Charles J., clerk Clunie h Knight, r. Busa
House
Heglan John, seaman, r. 206 ^iteuart
Hegler John, teamster, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Hegler John H. (John H. Hegler & Co.) r. 222 Haight
Heeler Jolin H. & Co. (John H. Hegler) com-
mission merchants, 305-307 Clay
Hegner Edward, confectioner, r. 309 Third
Hehmanu Frank, driver Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
Oakland
Hehnecker Jacob, butcher, r. Bay St. House
Heibach Anule Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 755
Howard
Heibach George, wheelwright John Wharff, r. 765
Howard
Heibner Emlle, cabinetmaker, r. 317 Minna
Heick Christian, boots and shoes, 608 Fourth
Helck William, druggist, SE cor Golden Gate Av and
Polk
Eeidekamp Conrad, laborer, r. 1017 Battery
Heidemann Minnie, domestic 119 Jones
Heidenreich Samuel B., r. 45 Minna
Heider Charles, baker, r. 418 O'Farrell
Heider Christopher (Heider & Co.) r. 623 Ash Av
Heider Frank, tinsmith, r. 7 Newell
Heider Louis, liquor saloon, 7 Taylor
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ 11
West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE, 33 «EARY ST.
JMAPnnKiniirU importer of and DKAI^ER IX COAIi AND PIG IRON,
( IflHUUUIlUUUn, 41 Market street, corner Spear.
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Heider & Co. (Christopher Helder and John Klefert,
barbers, 310 Bush
Heidmann Henry J., liquor saloon, SW cor Spear and
Folsom
Heidmann Bichard, bartender Henry Heidmann, r.
SW cor Spear and Folsum
Heldorn Hermann, winekeeper Lachman & Jacobi,
r. 337 Bryant
Heidtmiller Ferdinand, blacksmith, r. 421 Bush
HeidtmiUer Henry, carpenter, r. 4'21 Bush
Heldnska Ferdinand, jeweler Levison Bros., r. 1415
Mason
Heil Constantine, bartender, r. 4 Hardie PI
Heilbron Adolph (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. Sacra-
mento City
Heilbron August (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. Sacra-
mento City
Heilbron Theodore /., engineer, r. 3047 Sixteenth
Heilbronuer August (M. Wunsch & Co.) r. '217 Po^
HeilbroViiier Max (Kissinger S Co.) r. 101 Dupont
Heilbrun Maurice, clerk Held Bros. & Co., r. 416 Posf
Heilbrun Samuel (Held Brothers k Co.) r. 309 Powell
Heilfronn Julius, barber, 341 Hayes
Heilman August, treasurer Polish Soc, r. 1235 Market
Hellmann Henry, soapmaker, r. 708 Branuan
Heilmann James H., speculator, r. 708 Brannan
Heilmann John, teamster, r. 708 Brannan
Heilmfinn P. C. A., r. 421 Stevenson
Heilmann Richard W., foreman Pioneer Soap Co., r.
708 Brannan
Heim Adam, packer Feigenbaum & Co., r. 211 Chat-
tanooga
Eeim Adam, woolsorter, r. 278 Tehama
Heim Brothers (John O., Johannes and Jacob) milk
ranch, Eighteenth Av, bet F and Q, South S. F.
Heim Franz (Helm & Orth) r. 24 Oak
Heim Jacob (Heim Brothers) r. Eighteenth Av, bet
Fand G, South S.F.
Heim Johannes (Heim Brothers) r. Eighteenth Av, bet
F and G, South S. F.
Helm John G. (Heim Brothers) r. Eighteenth Av, bet
F and G, South S. F.
Heim Martin, maltster Bach & Lux, r. 3'28 Guerrero
Heim Oscar, clerk, r. 38 Welsh
Heim Philip, clerk, r..306 Greenwich
Heim Thomas, machinist, r. 306 Greenwich
Heim & Orth (Franz Heim and Peter Orth) boots and
shoes, 121 Dupout
Helman Albert L. (Heiman Brothers) r. 315 Leaven-
worth
Helman August, bookbinder, r. 417 Mason
Heiman Brothers (Albert L. and Joseph) clothiers,
1028-1030 Market
Heiman Israel, tailor, r. 036 Green
Heiman Joseph (Heiman Brothers) r. 315 Leaven-
worth
Heiman Michael, carpenter, r. 1417 Mason, rear
Heiman William, clerk George R. Starr & Co., r. 42
Jackson
Heimann Jonas, laborer, r. 3 Myrtle Av
8^'Helmann. See Heyman and Hyman
Heimbruch Fred. , clerk Thannbauser & Co., r. 405
Powell
Heimburg Emil, clerk, r. Chicago Hotel
Heimburg Eva W., widow (Mrs. E. W. Heimburg &
Co.) r. 218 Paciflo
Heimburg E. 'W. Mrs. <Sc Co. (Mrs. Eva W.
Heimburg) proprietors Chicago Hotel, 218-222
Pacific
Heimburg Louis, bartender W. Leege & Co., r. 505
Greenwich
Helmburger E., musician, r. 227 Geary
Heimeriks Henry W., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Hcimrath Joseph, furrier, r. 571 Stevenson
Helms Paulina, widow, ladies nurse, r. 974 Folsom
Heimuller Balthaser, baker, r. 220 Pacilic
Hein B., cigarmaker, r. 108 jj Turk
Hein Caroline, cook 906 O'Farrell
Hein Crissle Mrs., furnished rooms, 213 Dupont
Hein John, bookkeeper George K. Porter, r. 126 Fifth
Hein John, laborer, r. Ws Fillmore, bet Lombard and
Greenwich
Hein Otto, barber, r. 921 H Post
Heincke Edward, laborer American Sugar Refinery
Heine Henry, shoemaker, r. 1411 J« Stockton
Heine Samuel, butcher, r. S s Seventh Av. bet L and
M, South 8. F.
Heine William, clerk John Verdenhalven, r. 8W cor
Harrison and Sixth .
Heine William F., nurse City and County Hospital
Helneberg Bendix, hides and leather. 303 Battery, r.
837 McAllister
Helneberg Frieda Miss, r. 338 Golden Gate Av
Helneberg Joseph, salesman, r. 338 Golden Gate Av
Heiueberg Laura Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 338 Golden Gate Av
Heineberg K. Mrs., widow, r. 338 Golden Gate Av
Heinecke F. Albert, watchmaker, r. .■>34 Howard
Heinecke Julius, conk, r. 1711 Market, rear
uyHeiuecke. See Heincke and Heinicke
Heineman Abraham, clerk Heinemau k Stern, r. 908
Larkln
Heineman Bertha Miss, saleslady E. Mansbach & Co.,
r. 1213 Bush
Heineman Elias (Heineman k Stern) r. 908 Larkln
Heinemau Ernst, clerk, r. 700 Front
Heineman G. M., Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Heinemau Harry M., mnfr neckties, 35 Sutter, r. 1613
Bush
Heineman Henry S. (Thaten k Heineman) r. 1213
Bush, rear
Heineman Joseph, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1213
Bush
Heineman Leon, plumber, r. 1213 Bush
Heineman Minnie, widow, r. 1613 Bush
Heineman & Stern (Elias Heineman and Moses Stern)
sausage factory, 908 J'^ Larkin
Heinemann Adolph, cook Ahlborn House
Heinemaun Louis, restaurant, 513 Valencia
te^Heinemann. See Heineman, Helnimann and Hey-
nemaun
Heiner Joseph, laborer, r. 229 First
Heinicke William, cooper, r. 735 Braunan
iK^Heinicke. See Heincke and Heinecke
Heinimanu John M., physician, office 32 O'Farrell, r.
120 Fourteenth
Heinimanu Michael, physician, office 802 Montgom-
ery, r. 120 Fourteenth
Heininger C. H. k Co. (Charles H. Heiuiuger) impor-
ters and mnfrs smokers" articles and walking
canes, 609 Sacramento
Heininger Charles H. (C. H. Heininger & Co.) r. 609
Sacramento
Heininger Jacob, confectioner, r. 609 Sacramento
Heinke Bruno, compositor, r. Overland House
Eeiulen Goethe A., attorney at law, 629 Kearny ,rooms
4-5, r. 409 Mason
Heine .Jacob, sausage peddler, r. 128 Shipley
Heino Julius, dental student, r. 128 Shipley
Heinrich Agnes, domestic 1118 Sutter
Heinrich Annie, widow, r. 231 Clara
Heinrich Peter, brewer, r. 519 Franklin
Heinrich Robert, zlncographer M. Schmidt & Co., r.
2613 Sacramento
Heinrich Rudolf, agent Contra Costa Laundry, 13
Taylor
Heinrichs Joseph, cook, r. 742 Fourth
Helnrlcks E., master mariner, r North Pacific Hotel
Heins Alexander, bookkeeper Herman Royer, r. 746
Mission
Heins Elizabeth Mrs., florist, 103 Stockton
Heins Emil, cooper, r. 305 Filbert
Heins .T. D. <& Co. (John D. Heins and Henry
Minderman) groceries and liquors, NW cor Fre-
mont and i'olsom
Heins John D. (J. D. Heins & Co.l r. 248 Fremont
Heins Joseph, millhand,r. 533 Sacramento
Heins Louis R., station baggagemaster S. P. RR., r.
SE cor Third and Brannan
Heins William, groceries and liquors, NEcor Larkin
and Union
a^"Heins. See Heinz, Hinds, Hines and Hynes
Heiushaw H. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Helusman Henry, painter, r. 1216 Pacific
Heiusohn Hermauu, bookkeeper South 8. F. Packing
Co., r. 1011 Howard
Heiutz Charles J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Heintz Jacob (Heintz & Bock) r. 735 Branuan
Heintz Jii flock (Jacob Heintz and John Bock)
proprietors Harmony Hotel, 735 Branuan
Heintze August, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Mnfg Ce.,
r. Oakland
Heintze Gustave, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Heintzmann Christiau, cabinetmaker, r. 562 Brannan
Heinz Charles, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Heluz Christopher, bartender John J. Heinz, r. 407
Pacific
Heinz Conrad (Hagermeyer & Heinz) r. Lombard, bet
Powell and Mason
Heinz Conrad, expressman, r. 6.'i8 Pacific
JOHN WIGNIOR^-HARDWOOD LUMBER, 129 to 14? SprSt.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
826 9IARHET fi'i..
Makes a specialty in taking Children'* Plctnr«i«.
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Heinz Henry, hairdresser, 50332 East, r. 1300 Kearny
Heinz Jacob (Himmelmaun & Heinz) r. 1827 Union
Heinz Jacob, barber, r. 638 Pacific
Heinz Jacob, poster Wbeaton & Luhrs, r. 15 Valpa-
raiso
Heinz John J., proptr Sacramento Hotel, 407 Pacific,
and liquor saloon, 1315 Stockton
Heinz Martin,- cook, 44 Clementina
Heinz Philip, foreman Engelbrecht, Fox & Co., r. 445
Jessie
8^ Heinz. See Heins, Hinds, Hines and Hynes
Heinze Charles A., butcher, 4 Mission Market, r. 229
Sixteenth, bet Blission and Howard
Heinze Frederick C, shoemaker, 211 Chattanooga
Heinze Louis, glassblower, 635 California, r. 606 Cali-
fornia
Heinzelmaun A. C, cook, r. 4 Scheerer PI
Heinzeu J., S. F. Musical Fund Soc.NEcor Sutter
and Kearny
Heise Charles Ed. (Charles Ed. Heise & Co.) r. 2516
Pacific Av
Heise diaries Ed. & Co. (Charles Ed. Heise and
C. Hohwiesner) ship and Custom House brokers,
510 Battery
Heisel Charles C, teamster, r. St. George's Hotel
Heisel Marie, domestic 15 Essex
Heisenbuttel Johanna, widow, r. W s Georgia, bet
Shasta and Sierra
Heisig Charles, helper Joshua Hendy,r. 410 Clementina
Heigler Peter, r. 444 Branuan •
Heisner Emil, ironm')lder, r. 603 Powell
Heissenberg Conrad, shooting gallery, 631 VaUejo
Helssner Margaret E., widow, r. 258 Tehama.
Heitman August, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Heitman Christian (Heitman & Bunger) r. 1000
Bush
Heitman Nicholas, fireman S. F. Laundry, S 8 Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Heitman & Bunker (Christian Heitman and
Christian Bunger) groceries and liquors, 1000 Bush
Heitmann Alwine, liquor saloon, 530 Pacific
Heitmann Fritz, machinehand Andrew Frei, r. Ala-
meda
Heitmann Hermann, tailor, r. 1511 Mason
Heitmann Hermann H., groceries and liquors, NE
cor Eighteenth and Valencia
Heitmann John F., porter, r. 307 Fulton
Heitmann John H., salesman J. Wisluzil, r. 6 Jane PI
Heitmann Nicholas, drayman N. Van Bergen & Co., r.
307 Fulton
Heitmann William, tanner, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and K,
South S. F.
Heitmuller Henry, bakeries, 492 Eighth, 1216 Polk
and 1602 Geary, r. 492 Eighth
Heitshu Samuel (Redingtou it Co.) r. Oakland
Heitz Joseph, liquor saloon, 520 Sixth
Heitzeberg George H., clerk Eathjeu & Co., r. 418
Larkin
Heizman John, watchmaker, 408 Commercial, r. 302
Fell
Helb Jacob, foreman Engelbrecht, Fox & Co., r. 57
Natoma
Helberg Henry, clerk John B. Mersing, r. 1200Fol8om
Helbing August (Greenebaum, Helbing & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Helblng Dora, domestic 1411 Post
Helbing Louis, plumber, and proptr Starlight Water
Works, r. 2 Hayward
Helbing William F., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 2
Hayward
Helbok Samuel, bookbinder, r. Franklin Hotel
Helbush Frank H. .teamster, r. SE cor Utah and Center
Helbu.sli Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Polk and Clay
Helbush Jacob, saloonkeeper, r. 1219 Steiner
Held Adolph, locksmith and bellhanger, 306)4 Third
Held Annie, tailoress, r. 1403 Powell
Held Beruhard (Held Brothers & Co.) r. 925 Geary
Held Brotlierg <Si Co. (Bernhard Held and Sam-
uel Heilbrun) importers and wholesale dealers
millinery and fancy goods, 512-514 Market and IS-
IS Sutter
Held George, teamster Presidio Reservation
Held George K., musician, r. 2558 Greenwich
Held Gustav (Held & Miller) r. 768 Howard
Held Henry, barber John B. Bell, r. NE cor Eleventh
and Howard
Held John, merchant, r. 1320 Eddy
Held Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 1403 Powell
Held Simon, with Held & Co., r. 1333 Pine
Held & Co. (Simon Held executor) wholesale millin-
ery, 624 Market
Held & Miller (Gustav Held and Otto F. Miller) liquor
saloon, 105-107 Dupont
Helen Joseph R., clerk C. V. S. Gibbs, r. 929 Capp
Heley Elizabeth, widow, r. 1321 Larkin
Heley Michael, driver George Mayer, r. G Church
Lane
Helgoth Henry, plasterer, r. 130 Ninth
Heling Rudolph, cooper David Woerner, r. 337 Main
Helion James, waiter, r. 21 Fulton, rear
Helke Adolph (C. Helke »t Son) r. 309 Third
Helke C. & Son (Charles and Adolph) saddlery and
harness, 617 Mission
Helke Charles (C. Helke & Son; r. 309 Third
Helke William L., druggist, r. 309 Third
Helland F., first assistant engineer P. M. SS. City of
Tokio
Hellbeck Charles, machinist Golden State aftd Miners'
Iron Works, r. 301 Ivy Av
Hellbeck Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 301 Ivy Av
Hellberg Hem-y. bartender William Stecker, r. NWcor
Folsom and Eighth
Heller Bridget, domestic 460 Clementina
Heller Charles, clerk Charles M. Volkman, r. 609 Pine
Heller Charles, shoemaker, r. W s Gunnison Av, nr
Precita.Pl, B. H.
Heller Charles L. (Falkenstein & Co.) r. Lubec, Ger-
many
Heller David, assistant bookkeeper Rosenbaum & Co.,
r. 227 Golden Gate Av
Heller Emanuel L. (Sachs, Heller & Co.) r. New York
Heller Emanuel M., salesman M. Heller & Bros., r.
1803 Octavia
Heller Fannie Miss, actress, r. 127 Fourth
Heller Fred., seaman, r. 531 East
Heller George, shoemaker, 307 Minna
Heller Isadora, capitalist, r. 711 Bush
Heller Jane Mrs. , mnf r ladies' underwear, 315 Dupont,
r. 711 Jiubh
Heller Jonas (M. Heller & Brothers) r. New York
Heller Joseph, traveling agent, r. 850 Market
Heller 31. cte BrotUers (Martin, Moses and Jonas)
importers and jobbers drygoods. 112-114 Sansome
Heller Martin (M. Heller & Brothers) und presi-
dent Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, r. 1803 Octavia
Heller Moses (M. Heller & Brothers) r. 119 Jones
Heller Moses Jr. , salesman M. Heller & Bros. , r. 1803
Octavia
Heller Samuel W. (Sachs, Heller & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Helling Peter, tailor, r. 253 Clementina
Hellkessel John P., boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r.
64 First
Hellman, Haas & Co., wholesale groceries (Lob Ange-
les, Cal.) office 100-102 California
Hellman Henry J. Mrs., r. 8 Willow
Hellman Max (Rosenbaum & Co.) r. 417 Mason
Hellniaiin Bi'otliers «S( Co. (Richard and Horace
G. Hellmann) commission merchants, ahd agents
Hamburg Board of Underwriters, Union Bank of
Australia, and National Bank of Australasia, 525
Front
Hellmann Horace G. (Hellmann Brothers & Oo.) r.
London
Hellmann Paul, r. 2219 Mason
Hellmann Richard (Hellmann Brothers & Co.) r. 1808
Gough
1^" Hellmann. See Hellman and Helman
Hellmers Herman (Kerr & Helmers) r. 371 Minna
Helluer Morris, laborer Potrero Station S.F. Gas Light
Co. •
Hell.strommer Carl H. (C. H. Hellstrommer k Co.)r. 12
Washington
Hellstrommer C. H. & Co. (Carl H. Hellstrommer and
Mrs. Louisa Rosenmuller) boarding, 12 Washing-
ton
Hellwagen George, carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 26
Turk
HELLWEGEN HENRY A.
portrait artist, studio and r. 108 Tay-
lor
Hellwig Christian, buckskin tannery, S s Twenty-
sixth, bet Howard and Capp, r. 131 Twenty-sixth
Hellwig Frederick, bakery, 110 Dupont
Hellwig John, soupmaker, r. 634 Seventeenth
^elm C. W., law student G.irber, Thornton & Bishop,
r. 203 Taylor
Helm George, r. 827 Greenwich
I nillQ RRAUPRMAN urn 'MPORTERS OF JEWELRY AND WATCHES
L.UUIO UnHVL.IIIllHI1 0( UU. 119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House in l
I this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
OKDEB.S FOK IVAMIUNO PROMPTLY ATTKNnED TO
OFFICE, 648 aiAKKfe:T STREET.
HEL
489
HEN
Helm George Jr., wool sorter and grader, r. 827 Green-
wich
Helm Harvey H., clerk C. Temple Emmet, r. 203 Tay-
lor
Helm J.H., miner, r. 203 Taylor
Helm William J., bricklayer, r. 117 MaBon
Helmau Henry H., bookkeeper Lazard Freres, r. 225
Geary
Eelman Jacob, r. 225 Geary
Helman William M., office 309 California, room 14
IS" Helmau. See Hellmau and Hellmann
Helmcke Andrew, chicken ranch, W s Idaho, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Helmcke John, salesman Moller & Mautz, r. New At-
lantic Hotel
Helmer Bridget F., widow, r. 136 Feru Av
Helmer Hermann, clerk, r. 371 Minna
Helmer John, ship carpenter, r. 732 Union
Helmer William, clerk Atkins Massey, r. Oakland
Helmers Nils S., teacher music, r. 025 Greenwich
Helmken John T. (Helmkeu & Lackeman) r. 1223 Clay
Helmlcen «S( liuckeinun (J. T. Helmken and
Charles Lackeman) importers and dealers hard-
ware, 51C Kearny
Helmquist Charles A., tailor, r. 2004 Powell
Helmrich Oscar (Helmrich & Hansen) r. 2110 Broad-
way
Heliuricb & Hauseii (Oscar Helmrich and Eman-
uel Hansen) exchange and bullion brokers, 421
California
Helms Henry W., groceries find liquors, 1910 Market,
r. 23^ liose Av
Helms John, cook Occidental Hotel, r. SW cor Fit-
teenth and Noe
Helms John E. A., groceries and liquors, SW cor Sev-
enth and Stevenson
Helms John F., confectionery, 354 Fourth
Helmstrom R., seaman, r. 12 Washington
Helmutli William, manufacturer cigars, 606 Jack-
son, r. 518 Valencia
Helpe George, r. 12 Washington
Helsing J. Jonas, janitor Industrial School, r. 127
Jackson
Helverson Andrew, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Helverson John, cabinetmaker Eugene Hoey, r. Oak-
land
Helvetia Hotel, Steiner & Gamma proprietors,
431-433 Pine
Helvetia Marine Insurance Co. of St. Gall,
Harry W. Syz general agent, 420-422 California
Helvetia S'ivitis Fire Insurance Co. of St.
Gall, Harry W. Syz general agent, 420-422 Cali-
fornia
Helvorsen John, seaman schr Ellen Adelia, r. 7 Com-
mercial
Hely John R., bookkeeper James F. While, r. 2217
Octavia
Hemburtti Hans, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hemenway George W., carpenter, and lamplighter
8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2118 Jones
Hemenway Melville D., machinist, r. 32 Fourth
■^ Hemenway. See Hemmenway and Hemingway
Hemings Frederick, waiter, r. 2 Caroline PI
Hemingway James, broompeddler, r. cor Twenty-
eighth and Harrison
Hemingway John, proptr West Coast Broom Factory,
NE cor Gunnison Av and Twenty-eighth
Hemingway William, carriagepainter, r. 1 Eddy PI
1^ Hemingway. See Hemmenway and Hemenway
Hemme August, oflSce 404 Montgomery, r. 1922 Frank-
lin
Hemme Henry, baker, r. 8 Antonia
Hemme Louis, bakery, restaurant and confection-
ery, 27 Kearny, r. 921 Geary
Hemmelberg Henry, bakery, NE cor Fourteenth Av
and M, South S. F.
Hemmeliyann Richard, waiter, r. Bay St. House
Hemmenway Albert L. G., clerk W. S. Pierce, r. 318
Fern Av
Hemmenway Catherine V., widow, r. 318 Fern Av
10" Hemmenway. See Hemenway and Hemingway
Hemmer Henry J., boot and shoemaker, (i35 Kearny,
r. 212 Prospect PI
Hemmiugson Jens, cooper, r. 7.">8 Bryant
HemmiiigBou R. P,, kiu«horcman, r. 2014 J(i Dupont
Heinpel Herrmann E., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Scott and Sacramento
Hempel Louis, waiter, r. 411 Pacific
Hemphill John Rev., pastor Calvary Presbyterian
Church, r. 1239 Pine
Hemphill Joseph Rev., pastor New Presbyterian
Church, r. 1239 Pine
Hemphill William N., engineer G. R. Lucy & Co., r.
1209 Folsnm
Hemstreet Albert D., driver City RR., r. 1717)4 Mis-
sion
Hemstreet Charles L., salesman M-. J. Flavin, r. 403
Stevenson
Hemsworth Michael, first officer S. P. C. RR. stmr
Bay City, r. 747 Howard
Henarie Daniel V. B. (E. Martin & Co.) r. 934 Pine
Henary Daniel, liquor saloon, NE cor Tehama and
Second
Henchy Lawrence, carpenter, r. Lafayette House
Hencke Herman (Von Ronu & Hencke Brothers) r. 2223
California
Hencke William (Von Ronn & Hencke Brothers) r. 1008
Vallejo
m^ Hencke. See Henke
Hencken Brothers (John and Martin) liquor safoon,
1.54 Third
Hencken Charles (Roberts & Hencken) r. 1308 )<; Polk
Hencken John (Hencken Brothers) r. 83 >4 Everett
Hencken Martin, clerk Golly & Uhl, r. 1525 J^ Dupont
Hencken Martin (Hencken Brothers) r. 210 Minna
Hencken Martin (Henry Brickwedel & Co.) r. 633
Minna
Hencken Martin (Miiller & Co.) r. NW cor Hyde and
Green
Henckes Nicholas, saloonkeeper, r. 25 Stockton PI
Henckin Annie M., widow, r. C07 Nineteenth
Hendee M. J. Mrs., widow, electrician, r. 865J<j Mar-
ket
Henderson , machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
422 Fremont
Henderson A. J., saloon, 224 Montgomery, r. 419 O'Far-
rell, rear
Henderson Alexander B., managing editor Morning
Call, r. 1900 Powell
Henderson Alexander H., laundry, 614 Ellis, r. 616 El-
lis, rear
Henderson Alfred G., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 900 Powell
Henderson Alice Miss, cook 1713 Larkin
Henderson Charles, clerk auditor S. P. RR., r. 1917
Jessie
Henderson Charles F. (Henderson & Hook) r. 1903
Bush
Henderson David L., clerk G. G. Burnett, 327 Mont-
gomery
Henderson David M., bookkeeper Sather & Co., r. Oak-
land *
Henderson Dicie J. Miss, r. 2633 Mission
Henderson Duncan (Henderson & Thompson) r. 2633
Mission
Henderson Frank, r. Florence House
Henderson Frank W., tinner, r. 17 Fourth
Henderson George L., clerk secretary's office Presidio
RR., r. Oakland
Henderson Henry, boilermaker, r. 124 Clinton
Henderson H. M., r. 542 Bryant
Henderson Isabella L., widow, r. 9 Henrietta Square
Henderson J. A., driver William Trost, r. 12 Ash Av
Henderson James, blacksmith, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Henderson James, longshoreman, r. 804 Third
Henderson James, signpainter, 647 Mission, r. Oak-
land
Henderson James, superintendent Odd Fellows'
Cemetery, S s Point Lobos Av, bet Parker and
First Avs
Henderson James L., machinist, r. 9 Henrietta
Square
Henderson James S., gardener, r. NW cor Nineteenth
and Noe
Henderson James W., carpenter, r. 44 Dorland
Henderson J. Frederick, salesman Joseph Figel, r.
810 Mission
Henderson J. H., r. 704 Pine
Henderson John, r. 1137 Ellis
Henderson John (Barry, Balrd & Co.) r. 1312 Hyde
Henderson John, driver William Trost, r. 2441 Cali-
fornia
Henderson John, instrumentmaker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 1808 Powell
Henderson John, laborer, r. 424 Sansome
Henderson John, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. West
Oakland
Henderson John Jr., wood and coal, 117 O'Farrell, r.
1137 Ellis
Henderson John M., clerk, r. 333 O'Farrell
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mnnufactnrers of HOISTIN« WORMS, €A«KS, BUCKETS and CAR«.
HEN
490
HEN
Henderson John W.,r. 542 Bryant
Henderson Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 654 Folsom
Henderson Mary Mrs., r. 73'2 Folsom
Henderson Mary, widow, r. 821 Point Lobes Av
Henderson Mary J. Miss, teacher Ewing Primary
School, r. 12 Ash Av
Henderson Matthew A., physician, r. 706 Lombard
Hendi;r8on Neil, porter North Point Warehouse, r. 12
Ash Av
Henderson Peter, carpenter, r. 1 Laskie
Henderson Kobert, molder, r. 1005 Folsom
Henderson Roy M., salesman Keane Bros., r. 9 Henri-
etta Square
Henderson Samuel, r. 224 Fourth
Henderson Samuel L., clerk Albert H. Bower, r. 500
Valencia
Henderson Sarah Mrs., r. 2633 Mission
Henderson Thomas, rigger, r. 1414 Kearny, rear
Henderson Thomas D., janitor Halleck Block, r. 320
Sansome
Henderson Thomas H., secretary Renton Coal
Co., 22 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Henderson Wallace B., bookkeeper, r. 9 Henrietta
Square
Henderson Walter H. (E. Petibeau & Co.) r. 12 Polk
Henderson William, captain schr Wild Gazelle, r. Oak-
land
Henderson William, carpenter, r. Ahlborn House
Henderson William, cook. r. 636 Commercial
Henderson William, local agent Union Insurance Co.,
r. 1014 Powell
Henderson William E., carpenter Odd Fellows' Cem-
etery, r. 15 Johnson Av
Henderson William P., r. 1409 Buchanan
Henderson & Hook (Charles F. Henderson and Clar-
ence E. Hook) groceries, 1903 Bush
Henderson & Thompson (Duncan Henderson and John
D. Thompson) wagonmakers, 3009 Mission
Henderycks Edwin S., porter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 23 Minna, rear
Hendley Aaron 0. (Heywood h Hendley) r. 19 Pros-
pect PI
Hendley George W., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 417 Post
Hendlick Joseph, dishwasher, r. 742 Fourth
Hendren James R., r. 5 Tay
Hendrick Hattie, -widow, r. 1159 Mission
Hendrick Henry, cigarmaker, r. 36 Alabama
Hendrick Herman, cabinetmaker, r. 932 Natoma
Hendrick Jolm, gardener, r. 814 Montgomery
Hendrick Matilda, widow, r. 1159 Mission
Hendricks E. C. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 101
Grove
Hendricks Edward, captain schr Joseph Russ
Hendricks Frank, watchman, r. 311 Pacific
Hendricks Franz, carpenter, r. 1134 Union
Hendricks John, seaman P. C. SS. State of Califor-
nia
Hendricks Liberty S., brassfinisher, r. 420 Shipley
Hendricks P. S., laborer, r. 361 Minna
Hendricks Robert, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
l^~ Hendricks. See Henricks, Henrichs and Hen-
riques
Hendrickson , stevedore George Whitney
Hendrickson Charles, cooper, r. 405 Spear
Hendrickson Charles, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Hendrickson Chiistopher, laborer, r. 751}^ Folsom
Hendrickson Edward, liquor saloon, 805 Brannan
Hendrickson Henry, conductor Market St. RR., r. 641
Valencia
Hendrickson Henry, deckhand tug boat Rabboni, r.
640 Natoma
Hendrickson Theodore, cabinetmaker Kragen & Geist,
r. 16 Oak Grove Av
O^Hendrickson. See Henrichsen, Henriksen and
Hjnrichsen
Hendry Charles J. (Coffin & Hendry) r. 430 Ellis
Hendry Frank J., barber, r. 117 Natoma
Hendry James, boilermaker, r. 117 Natoma
Hendry Lucy A. Miss, pressfeeder M. Schmidt & Co.,
r. 117 Natoma
Hendry Luther C, caumaker, r. 117 Natoma
Hendry Maggie Miss, assistant Washington Gr.immar
School, r. 314 Brannan
Hendry Margaret, widow, r. 314 Brannan
Hendry Murray, clerk Adolph J. Kahn, r. 314 Bran-
nan
Hendry Rebecca Mrs., agent Salicylica medicines, 30
Geary
Hendry William, laborer,.r. 207 Fifteenth
Hendy George G., machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 113
Fifth
Hendv Georgie Miss, bookkeeper Newman & Freud,
r. 1921 Stockton
Hendy James (Hendy & Cross) r. 1921 Stockton
Hendy Jane, widow, r. 113 Fifth
Hendy John H., draftsman Joshua Hendy, r. 113 Fifth
Hendy Joshua, manufacturer and dealer quartz
mill machinery, patent ore feeder and concentra-
tor, NE cor Mission and Fremont, r. 113 Fifth
Hendy Sallie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1921 Stockton
Hendy Samuel J., with Joshua Hendy, r. 23 Clinton
Park
Hendy & Cross (James Hendy and Richard Cross)
draymen, 122 Market
K^'Hendy. See Heudee
Heuey Daniel, mattressmaker, r. 515 5^ Franklin
Heney Frank J., r. 621 Fell
Heney Libbey S. Miss, assistant Turk St. Primary
School, r. 621 Fill
Heney Mark, teamster, r. 515 J<J Franklin
Heney Mark A., shipping clerk West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 515M Franklin
Heney Patrick, foreman Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 27 Willow Av
Heney Richard (William J. Heney k Co.) r. 621 Fell
Heney Richard, compositor, r. 515M Franklin
Heney Richard Jr., r. 225 Page
Heney Sarah Miss, upholsterer, r. 515J-^ Franklin
Heney William J. (William J. Heney & Co.) r. 1614
lurk
Heney W^illiam J. & Co. (William J. and Richard
Heney) furniture, carpets, upholstery, etc., 12-16
Ellis
l3S"Heney. See Haney, Heaney and Heeney
Henicke Hans, r. 321 Pacific
Henicke Sophia, widow, r. 2207 Pine
Henig Adolph, driver Peter Koppen, r. 248 Borland
Henig Emil, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Henke Charles, musicau, r. 753 Howard
Henke Charles H. (Henke & Warmbold) r. 920 Jack
son
Henke & Warmbold (Charles H. Henke and B. F.
Warmbold) groceries, SW cor Powell and Jackson
8^"Henke. See Hencke
Henkel Andrew M., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 165 Ninth
Henkel Edward, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Henkel Frederick H., helper Pac. Rolling Mills
Henkel William, dairyman, r. 1533 Howard
Henkel William, liquor saloon, SW cor Sacramento
and Drumm, r. 502 Washington
Henken Margaret, varieties, 1502 Folsom
Uenkenius Julius C, draftsman U. S. Surveyor-Gen-
eral's Office, r. 2212 Bush
Henkler Crist., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Henley James B., manager Berkeley Ferry, r. West
Berkeley
Henlock D. F., clerk S. P. C RR., r. Palace Hot^l
Henly John, carpenter and builder, r. 44 Sixth
Henly John Mrs. (Manchester & Henly) r. 44 Sixth
8^~ Henly. See Hanley
Henn Augusta, widow, r. 2502 Clay
Henn John H., collector Guardian Assurance Co., 406
California, r. Oakland
Henn Julius, bartender The Fountain
Henn Theodore E., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
2502 Clay
Henn William (Henn & Landgraf) r. 931 Natoma
Henn William Otto, clerk Cabrera, Roma & Co., r.
2931 Clay
Henn & Landgraf (William Henn and John Landgraf)
restaurant, 3 First
Hennacka Henrv, bartender, r. cor Moss and Folsom
Henne Henry (Henne & Kruft) r. 1607 Dupont
Henne John, liquor saloon, 1607 Polk, r. 1605 Polk
Henne William, foreman Sol. Wangenheim & Co., r.
1213 York
Henne & Kraft (Henry Henne and Joseph Kruft)
liquor saloon, 53G California
Henneberry Andrew, laborer, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Hecneberry John T., r. 030 Ellis
Henneberry Martin, ironmolder, r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Henneberry Michael, special policeman, r. 630 Ellis
Henneberry Thomas, foreman Architectural Iron
Works, r. Oakland
Henneberry William, machinist, r. 7 Decatur
Henneberry William, policeman, r. 29 Erie
Henncckcr Nicholas, porter N. Van Bergen & Co., r.
Oakland
Henneger Aiigust, cook, r. 258 Clementina, rear
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St.
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J. mMUl/UllUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Snear.
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
HEN
491
HEN
Henneke Marv. domestic 724 Geary
Ueunes Christian, rattan and willow worker,1108 Mar-
ket, r. 95y Market
Hennessey A., coalpasser P. C. SS. Orizaba
Hennessey Catherine, widow, r. 724 Laguna
Hennessey D., carpenter Pac. Rolling Mills
Hennessey Edward, cooper Cutting Packing Co.,r. 762
Howard
Hennessey Ellen M., domeBtic 1508 Larkin
Hennessey George, butcher, r. 724 Laguna
Henne^^sey Harry, purser P. M. SS. City of Tokio
Hennessey James, paperhanjter, r. 317 Linden Av
Hennessey James, porter A. C. Nichols & Co., r. Oak-
land
Hennessey John, laborer, r. S 8 Lombard, bet Baker
and Lyon
Hennessey John A., r. 1418 Turk
Hennessey Kate, domestic 929 Sutter
Hennessey Patrick, liquor saloon, 505 Sixth, r. 507
Sixth
Hennessey Thomas, tannery. Tenth Av, bet P. and Q,
South S. F., r. Twelfth Av, bet P and Q, South
S. F.
Hennessey William, clerk, r. 2727 Bush
Hennessey William, salesman W. & J. Sloane k Co.,
r. Oakland
Hennessey William D., cabinet maker, r. 20M Fifth
Hennessy Andrew, stone cutter, 10 .Antonio •
Hennessy Bruce, clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,
r. 17.59 Howard
Hennessy David, clerk The Daily Report, r. 1129
Folsom
Hennessy Dennis (Quinn & Hennessy) r. 1020 Mis-
sion
Hennessy Dennis, tailor, 142 Second, r. 172)^ Clemen-
tina
Hennessy Edward, stone cutter, r. 10 Antonio
Hennessy Eliza Mrs., r. 147 Third
Hennessy Ellen Miss, r. 540 Ellis
Hennessy Francis P., superintendent Golden Gate
Park. r. Park Lodge
Hennessy James, salesman, r. 1759 Howard
Hennessy James, varuislier, r. 7J4 Freelon
Hennessy James H., plasterer, r. E s Treai Av, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hennessy John B., blacksmith S. P. RE., r. 525 Shot-
well
Hennessy John F., foreman The Daily Report, r. 1129
Folsom
Hennessy Lizzie Miss, hairdresser, r. 236 Ji Sixth
Hennessy .\I., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Hennessy Margaret, domestic 900 Van Ness Av
Hennessy Martin, marble polisher, r. SE cor Central
Av and Bush
Hennessy Mary Miss, r. 8 Walnut Av
Hennessy Michael, cooper, r, 108 Clinton
Hennessy Michael, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Hennessy Michael, teamster, r. 56 Natoma
Hennessy Patrick, expressman, NW cor Bush and,
Saubome. r. 33 Hayes
Hennessy Patrick, hostler Market St. RR.. r. 132J^
Oak
Hennessy Peter, carpenter, r. 2649 Bush
Hennessy Philip, laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Hennessy Richard, real estate, r. 1505 Clay
Hennessy Thomas, teamster, r. 37 >i; Freelon
Hennessy William, molder. r. 1934!^ Mission
Hennet Louis, machinist, r. 607 !<; Minna, rear
Henney William, tailor Lawrence Kelly, r. 8i0 Haigbt
Hennig John G., laundry, N s Chestnut, bet Broderick
and Baker
Hennig Otto E., teacher music, r. 1006 Market
Helming Annie M., widow, r. 430 Shipley
Henning !■ rederick, cooper Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 721 L<mibard
Henning Howard H.. machinist George 0. Shreve k
Co., r. 534 Hush
Henning John, tanner, r. 8E cor Eighth Av and M,
South 8. F.
Henning M. A., delivery clerk C. P. RR. Co's Wharf,
r. Oakland
Henning Otto, cooper Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 721
Lombard
Henning William, porter, r. 1133 Union
Henniuger Gottfried, collector, r. 14 Folsom Av
Henning-i Frederick, waiter, r. 2 Caroline PI
Henningseu Hans, cigars and tobacco, 842 Market, r.
30i O'Farrell
Henningsen Jans P., laborer, r. 21 Decatur
Hennon Kate, domestic 2200 California
Henquinet Peter J., bootfitter, r. 4 Virginia PI
Henrehau John, silverplater, r. 23 Hawthorne
Heurehan Michael, laborer, r. Bonanza House
Henrich Joseph, malister U. S. Brewery, r. NE cor
McAllister and Franklin
Henrich Peter, foreman U. S. Brewery, r. NE cor Mc-
Allister and Franklin i.
Henrichs Christ. H., cigarpaoker H.PIagemann& Co.,
r. 36 Alabama, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Henrichs Henry G., blacksmith, r. 1003 Mason
Henrichs William, stock clerk Davis Bros., Toklaa &
Co., r. 1603 Mason
BS?" Henrichs. See Heuricks, Henriques and Hen-
dricks
Henrichson Theodore, cabinetmaker Kragen k Geist,
r. 16 Oak Grove Av
Henrici Augusta L., widow, r. 1234 Pine
Heuricks Hiram W., with Pac. Electric Co., r. 330
Sutter
Heuricks Julius, teacher music, r. 233 O'Farrell
Henricksen C. F., seaman, r. 12 Washington
Henrieksen Henry, fisherman, r. 8 Berry
Henricksen Olaus, seaman, r. 1405 Montgomery
Heuriksen Benjamin A., capitalist, r. 328 Kearny
Henrikseu Johan, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
^^"Henriksen. See Heudrickson, Henrichson and
Hinrichsen
HenriouUe Gregoire, liquor saloon, NE cor Seventh
and Minna, r. lOM Rausch
HenriouUe Louis, gardener John Parrott, 620 Folsom
Henriques .Anne, widow, r. 1608 Mason
Henriques David, member Pac. Stock Exchange
Henriques George W., porter 79 Nevada Block, r. 1608
Mason
Henriques Thomas I., labarer, r. 1608 Mason
B^ Henriques. See Heuricks and Henrichs
Henrix Edward, master mariner, r. 215 Seventeenth
Heurotte Narclsse, laborer, r. 115 Virginia
Henry , bootblack, 521 Geary
Henry .\dolpQ, cigarmnker, r. 231 Clara
Henry Augustus K., compositor, r. 1709 Stockton, rear
Henry Benjamin F., secondhand furniture, 129 Third
Henry Cecilia Miss, dressmaker, r. 409 Sutter
Henry Charles, r. 230 O'Farrell, rear
Henry Charles, seaman schr Sacramento
Henry Charles A., real estate agent, 436 Montgomery,
r. 1158 Howard
Henry Clementina, widow, r. 409 Sutter
Henry Cornelius E., r. The luglewood
Henry Edward, engineer Magdalen Asylum .
Henry Emanuel, r. 817 Montgomery
Henry Emil, machinist, r. 1112 Kearny
Hem y Eugene, barber, r. 1106 Kearny
Henry Frederick, machinehand W. A. Meeker, r. 520
Stevenson
Henry lieorge, bruahmaker Figer Brothers, r. NW cor
Thirty-first and Mission
Heury George A.,expressman,NE cor Kearny and Cali-
fornia, r. 605 California
Henry George J. (D. M. Hosmer & Co.) r. 2113 Brod-
erick
Heury George S., r. 226 Stockton
Henry H. Mrs., widow, r. 313 Kearny
Heury Isaac, blacksmith, r. 127 Wildey
Henry Isabella, widow, r. 22 Frederick
Henry James T., waiter, r. 10!^ Taylor
Heury John, broommaker.r. W s Mission, nr Randall
Henry John, nursi- Home for the Care of Inebriates
Henry John P., master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Henry John W., painter, r. 1621 Poweil
Henry Joseph, boots and shoes, 909 Larkin
Henry Joseph, wood and coal. NE- cor Front and
Green, r. 1115 Steiner
Henry Joseph H., student Heald's Business College,
r. The Inghwood
Henry Josie Mrs., dressmaker, r. NW cor Noe and
Twenty-third
Henry Levi J., Commissioner of Insanity, oflfice, new
City Hall basement, and physician, office and r.
NW cor Mission and Eleventh
Henry Lewis M. Jr., clerk W. J. Callingham k Co., r.
514 Taylor
Henry Lillie Miss, retoucher, r. 331 Fair Oaks
Hinry Lizzie A. Mrs., stewardess stmr Pilot
Henry Lorenzo A., pressman George Spaulding & Co.,
r. 51 4 Taylor
Henry Lucy, widow, r. 1542 Howard
Henry Margaret, widow, r. 446 Natoma
Henry Martin, shoemaker, r. 8 Hunt
fALMT, MAPLE, CHSRRY
JOHN WICiVlORE, Office 133 Spear St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
HEN
492
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Hem y Michael, fireman C. P. RE. stmr Transit, r-
West Oakland
Henry Michael, seaman, r. 112 Pacific
Henry Michael, seaman, r. 308 Pacific
Henry M. J., fireman, r. 621 Second
Henrv Murdock, stableman C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 32
Bitch
Henry Neil, ■whii:^aker, r. Twenty-eighth, bet Do-
lores and Church
Henry Robert, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 6
Freelon
Henry Robert, sashmaker Jason Springer & Co.
Henry Samuel, furniture, lOOtJ-1008 Howard
Henry Samuel, mining engineer, r. 131 Fair Oaks
Henry Samuel, painter, r. 16'2l Powell
Henry Samuel H., attorney at law, 708 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
Henry Thomas, laborer, r. 229 Twenty-eighth
Henry W., mechanic, r. 139 Fourth
Henry Watson H., enf,'ineer stmr Mary Garratt, r. NW
cor Twenty-third and Noe
Henry William, blacksmith, r. 547 Second
Henry William, hostler, r. 448}^ Third
Henry William, laborer, r. 207 Fifteenth
Henry William, laborer, r. 1213 York
Henry William, painter, r. 432 Seventh, rear
Henry William, toll collector Mission Bay Bridge Co.,
r. 20 Pearl
Henry William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 32 Second
Henry William B. (Sanford & Henry) r. Russ House
Henry W. Warner (Felling k Henry) r. 37 Second
Henry W. Warner Mrs., proptr Webb House, 37
Second
B^"Henry. See McHenry
Hensche Henry, porter, r. 1005 Howard
Henschen Catherine, widow, groceries and liquors,
SE cor Ellis and Steiner
Hensel Conrad, cook, r. 631 Davis
Hensel Frederick, liquor saloon, 506 Montgomery, r.
1419 Pacific
Hensel Henry, capitalist, r. 1232 Dupont
Henshall W. H., clerk Keane Bros., r. 701 Stockton
Henshaw E. T., bookkeeper H. P. Gregory & Co., r.
Oakland
Henshaw Joshua S., r. 608 Pine
Henshelwood Thomas E. (Doane & Henshelwood) r.
2716 Sacramento
Hensing Otto, cigar dealer, r. 1114 Pacific
Hensler Aruold, proptr Swiss Brewery, 416 Dupont
Hensler Henry, carpenter ,r. cor Mayflower and Stand-
ish. B. H.
Hensler John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hensley Charles B., special agent E. D. Farnsworth
& Son, r. 808 Leavenworth
Hensley Fred C, shipping clerk Arpad Haraszthy &
Co., r. 221 Tehama
Hensley William D., corporal police, r. 422 Green-
wich
Henson John, laborer George C. Fowler
Hensworth James, steamboatman, r. 712 Howard
Hent Reuben W., attorney at law, 605 Clay, r. 129
O'Farrell
Hentricli Le^vis, packer, wholesale and retail
dealer hams, lard, pork, smoked beef, etc., 513-
515 Front, r. 1012 Leavenworth
Hentrich Lewis V. B., clerk L. Hentrich, r. 1012 Leav-
enworth
Hentz Ang'iistug H. , wines and liquors, NW cor
McAllister and Hyde, r. 211 Polk
Hentz George C, oyster dealer, r. 546 Minna
Hentzel Augustus J., laborer, r. 607^ Linden Av
Henzel Conrad, cook. r. 631 Davis
Henzel George L., electrician, r. 1912 Steiner
Heovlch M., fisherman, r. 15 Vallejo
Hepburn A. Mortimer, salesman Cunningham, Our-
tiss & Welch, r. Oakland
Hepburn Andrew M., workman U. S. Mint, r. Oak-
land
Hepburn I. R. Miss, r. 113 Stockton
Hepburn J. L. Mrs., r. 113 Stockton
Hepburn Rufus, clerk Albert Man & Co., r. Oakland
Hepburn Ward A., salesman Sol. Wangenheim & Oo.,
r. Oakland
Hepner William, longshoreman, r. 4443^ Natoma
Hepp George, boots and shoes, 1325 Dupont
Heppner John O.. clerk auditor G. P. RR., r. Oakland
Hepworth Susan B., seamstress Protestant Orphan
Asylum
Hepworth William B., assistant bookkeeper George
H. Tay & Co., r. 911 Hyde
Herald Bernard, molder, r. 512 Mission
Herald Hugh, machinist William Hawkins, r. Wash-
ington Hotel
Herau Patrick, messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, r. 6 Bernard
Herbei- John, proptr Eureka Hall, 527 Kearny, r. 1007
Stockton
Herberger Carl, upholsterer, r. 11 Langton
Herberger Charles W., upholsterer, r. 11 Langton
Herbert Adam, peddler, r. 424 Sansome
Herbert Catherine, domestic SE cor Howard and Fifth
Herbert Christopher, steward P. C. SS. iJonita, r. 116
Seventh
Herbert Edward, tailor, 908 Pine
Herbert Henry V., agent law dept C. P. RR., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 40, r. Alameda
Herbert John, longshoreman, r. 573 Howard
Herbert John, plasterer, r. 634 Natoma
Herbert Kate, domestic 323 Geary
Herbert Maurice, r. 261 Tehama
Herbert Richard H., carpenter and builder, 17 Stev-
enscm, r. 553 Howard
Herbert S., student Heald's Business College, r. 703
Market
Herbert William, messenger American District Tele-
graph Co., r. 108 }« Powell
Herbert William C. (D. Almon & Co.) r. Grand Opera
House, room 17
Herbst Adolpb, principal South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 615 Jones
Herbst Henry, machinist, r. 318?^ Clementina
Herbst John, salesman Neubert & Turk, r. 5 Mason
Herbst Justus, watchmaker and jeweler, 134 Second
Hercules Powder Works (Pinole, Contra Costa
Co., Cal.) N. G. Kittle president, John F. Lohse
secretary, office 230 California
Herd John, with Eppinger & Co., r. Oakland
Herdel Frederick, liquor saloon, 729 Halght
Herdells Thomas, seaman, r. 235 Langton
Herdon Annie C. Miss, assistant Fairmount Primary
School, r. 534 Bush
Herean Patrick, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 875 Fol-
som
Hereda Edward, polisher La Grande Laundry, r. 210>j
Thirteenth
Herget John, locksmith, r. 117 Bernard
Herget John Jr., tinsmith, r. 117 Bernard
Hergens Frederick, papercarrier, r. 204 Powell
Heriug Charles, haruessmaker, 2212 Mission
Hering Philip, speculator, r. 1245 Mission
Ht'iing Theodore, real estate, r. 310 Montgomery Av
B^Hering. See Herring
Heringer Henry A., decorator, r. 2760 Harrison
Heringer Rudolph F. (Heringer & Co.) r. 1124 Mission
Heringer & Co. (Rudolph F. Heringer) house painters
and decorators, 1124 Mission
Heringhi Aaron, clerk Moses J. Frank, r. 4 Hyde
Heringhi Bernard, real estate and stockbroker, 317
Montgomery, r. 4 Hyde
Heringhi Charles S., clerk Abraham Franklin, r. i
Hyde
Heringhi Edward, stockbroker, 24 Safe Deposit Bldg,
r. 4 Hyde
Heringhi Leopold, watchmaker and jeweler, 38 Sixth,
r. 4 Hyde
Heringhi Louis, clerk, r. 4 Hyde
Heringhi Samuel, stockbroker, 317 Montgomery, r. 4
Hyde
Heriot, Bigley <S( Co. (James K, Heriot, George
Bigley and Donald Ross) produce commission
merchants, NE cor Clay and Davis
Heriot James K. (Heriot, Bigley & Co.) r. 2505 Sacra-
mento
Heriot Mary, widow, r. 1318 Hyde
•Heritage John, bookkeeper, r. Ns Columbia, bet Guer-
rero and Valencia
^Heritage John L., cooper, r. N s Columbia, bet Guer-
rero and Valencia
Heritage William R., r. N 8 Columbia, bet Guerrero
and Valencia
Heritz Hermann, master mariner, r. 1039 Folsom
Herlander Otto, cook Presidio Reservation
Herlich Moses, peddler, r. 424 Sansome
Herlihy Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 318 Beale
Hcrlihy Daniel, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. 536)4
Howard
Herlihy Daniel, woolsorter, r. 1133 Folsom
Heilihy Dennis C, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. 536 }<
Howard
Herlihy D. H., driver Potrero and B. V. BR.
LOUIS BR&VERMAN & CO.
Successors to Bravcrman «f; Lievy
I 19 MONTGOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASniXO <'.4I.L,FI> FOR AXn »E1,IVERE».
OFFICE, 64» 9IARHKT STREET.
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493
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907
(Murphy & Herlihy)
Co., r. 536 J4
Herlihy Edmoiid Mrs
Battery
Herlihv Jeremiah, bottler Boca Brewing
Howard
Herlihy Jeremiah, clerk, r. 1421 Jackson
Herlihy John, coalpasser, r. 1316 Filbert
Herlihy John, laborer, r. 2(12 Columbia
Herlihy John, plumber and gasfitter. r. 1122 Filbert
Herlihy John, upholsterer, W s Twenty-fourth, bet
CaDp and Mission
Herlihy- John Jr., plumber, r. 1316 Filbert
Herlihy Kate, widow, r. 536}^ Howard
Herlihy Maurice, cooper, r. il53 Folsom
Herlihy Patrick H., first assistant engineer P. M. SS.
City of Sydney
Herlihy Richard, wood and coal, 1204 Broadway
Herling Louis, horseshoer, r. 129 Chattanooga
Herling Louis Jr., blacksmith August Vetter, r. 129
Chattanooga
Herling Wilhelm, laborer, r. 208 Perry
Herlitz Frederick, ironmolder, r. 219 First
Herlitz Hermann, r. 1039 Folsom
Herlitz Robert, solicitor, r. 1906 Dupont
Herman Alexander, clerk M. Herman, r. 265^ Kearny
Herman Alfred, jeweler George C. Shrfeve & Co., r.
1027 Pacific
Herman Andrew, deckhand stmr Ellen, r. 114 William
Herman Antone, sawyer, r. 421 Sansome
Herman Charles, salesman Adam Koch, r. 212 Hick-
ory Av
Herman Hugh, bellman Occidental Hotel
Herman John, coremaker William T. Garratt, r. 921
Post
Herman John, laborer, r. 407 Tehama
Herman John, paperruler John B. Mclntyre, r. 1009
Powell
Herman Martin, stockbroker, 339 Pine, r. 209 Dupont
Herman Michael, laborer, r. 1014 Union
Herman Michael H., clerk J. E. McElrath, r. 1014
Union
Herman Rudolph, propt Harbor View Hotel, N s Jef-
ferson, bet Baker and Lyon
Herman Samuel, clerk Newman & Levison, r. 121 Oak
Herman William, r. Columbia Hotel
Herman William, oyster dealer, r. 20 M Clara
Hermanez Emanuel, waiter Palace Hotel Restaurant
Hermann Abel, cabinetmaker, r, 620 Natoma
Hermann Albert, clerk, r. 1028 Market
Hermann Benjamin, butcher, 5-6 Grand Western
Market, r. 1217 Geary
Hermann Charles, waiter New Washington Hotel
Hermann F., waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Hermann Frederick, clerk, r. 036 Commercial '
Hermann Henry, butcher, r. 967 Mission '
Hermann Isaac, r. 1812 Fillmore 1
Hermann Jacob, bookkeeper A. Ramon & Co., r. 116 I
Shipley '
Hermann John, r. NW cor Clara Av and Sixteenth ]
Hermann Julius, salesman, r. Milton House
Hermann Levi, cigars and tobacco, 242 Sixth, r. 116
Shipley
Hermann Ijucien, mining secretary, 220 San-
some, rooms 4-6, r. Palace Hotel
Hermann Marie, domestic 1619 Bush
Hermann Marie, widow, r. 32 Rausch
Hermann Muses, shoemaker, r. 720 Octavia
Hermann Otto W., shipjolner, r. E s Illinois, bet
Shasta and Napa
Hermamn Theodore (Theodore Hermann & Co.) r. 630
Washington
Hcrmnnu Theodore & Co. (Theodore Hermann) birds,
shells and.curiosities, 6.30 Washington
Hermann Theresa Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1812 Fillmore
Hermann Thomas, tanner C. Hellwig, r. W s Potrero
Av, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hermann William, hooker Pac. Rolling Mills
ff^Hermann. See Herman, Herrman and Herrmann
Hermanscn Albert, bartender, r. .■)39 Kearny
Hermansfu Edward, cook, r. W s Bernal, bet .\rmy
and Twenty-seventh
Herniansen Herman (Htrmansen, Jorgensen & Co.)
r. .523 Pine
Herniansen H. P. N., waiter, r. 153 Shipley
Uermansen, Jorgensen <& Co. (Herman Her-
maneen and Hans P. Jorgensen) proprietors
Southern Pacific Restaurant, N s Summer, bet
Kearny and Spring
Hermansen Martin, porter Bacon & Co.. r. 146 Tehama
Hermelme Justin E. Mrs., r. 2108 Pine
Hermes Rudolph E., bookkeeper Robert Sheehy, r.
327 '« Haight
Hermida Joseph, steward P. C. SS. State of California,
r. 1212 Clay
Hern Daniel R., laborer, r. 9 Zoe
Hern Henry C, agent Cal. Powder Co., r. 513c Hayes
Hern John, laborer Philip Cosgrove, r. 33 Lafayette
Hern Mary A., widow, dressmaker, r. 571 Howard
Heme , blacksmith, r. 737 Howard
B=?~Hern. See Hearn
Hernau Michael, poultryman F. N. Woods & Co., r.
1014 Union
Hernan Michael H., clerk J. E. McElrath, r. 1014
Union
Hernandez Antonia, widow, r. 213 Stevenson, rear
Hernandez John, porter Isaac Lacher, r. 4 Vallejo
Hernandez Josefa, widow, r. 25 PinkneyPl
Hernandez Juan, tanner, r. 4 Pollard PI
Hernberg Peter, nurse German Hospital
Hernley Pauline Miss, saleslady Henry A. Hellwegen,
r. 425 Sutter *
Hernon Michael, steward P. M. SS. City of New
York
Herold Broderick, teacher music, r. 1716 Bush
Herold Brothers (Charles and Matthias) butchers, 704
Battery
Herold Charles (Herold Brothers) r. 1914 Powell
Herold Charles, baker, r. 625 Clay
Herold Conrad, groceries and liquors, SW cor Zoe
and Welsh, r. 21 Zoe
Herold Hugo, salesman Sherman, Clay& Co., r. 1716
Bush
Herold Mathias (Herold Brothers) r. 1914 Powell
Herold Oscar, professor music, r. 1716 Bush
Herold Rudolph, professor music, r. 1716 Bush
Herold Rudolph Jr., with Philip, Speyer & Co.. r. 1718
Post
S^ Herold. See Harrold, Harold and Herald
Heron James, secretary Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex-
press, office NE cor Sansome and Halleck, r. 1318
California
Heron John D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex-
press, r. 1009 Powell
Heron Maurice, clerk, r. 521 Bryant
Heron Michael, teamster Charles A. Farnum, r. Park
Hotel
Heron Thomas, pantryman Pacific Club
&^ Heron. See Herron and Herrin
Heroux Edmund, carpenter S. P. RR., r. N s Twenty-
fourth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Herr James, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 328 Fre-
mont
Herr Louis, tailor, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Herrera Benita, domestic 908 Broadway
Herrera Clotilile Miss, teacher music, r. 123 Turk
Herrera Dolores, widow, r. 600 M Minna
Herrera Francisco, consul general Nicaragua,
and consul Bolivia, Ecuador, Honduras and
United States of Venezuela, 218 California, r. 123
Turk
Herrera Jesus Miss, seamstress, r. 1413 Mason
Herrera Margarita, widow, r. 1413 Mason
Herrera Nicolasa, dressmaker, r. 510 Broadway, rear
Herrera Juaua, domestic 908 Broadway
Herrgolt Alexander P., packer Wangenheim, Stern-
heimfc Co., r. 148 Minna
Herrguth August, packer Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
r. 440 Ninth
Herrguth Joseph B., framemaker, r. 5 Jersey
Herrguth Samuel F., polisher, r. 5 Jersey
Herrick E. D., clerk Post Office, r. Russ House
Herrick Edward M., wholesale lumber and shipping
commission, and agent Port Madison Mills (Puget
Sound) 19 Steuart, r. Oakland
Herrick Eugene H., painter, 106 Washington, r. Pros-
pect Av, bet Lizzie and Eugenia
Herrick George E., inspector Spring Valley W. W., r.
1645'^ MLssion
Herrick U. P., r. 324 Turk
Herrick Richard C, laborer, r. 842 Clay
Herrick William A., bookkeeper S. F. Saviiigs Union,
r. Oakland
Herrick William F., accountant Commercial Insur-
ance Co. of California, r. Oakland
Herrier Philip, laborer, r. Clifton House
Herrin Edward N., salesman, r. 102 Welsh
Herrin Julia, widow, r. 414 Fell
Herrin Patrick, car driver, r. 151 Clara
Herrin William F., attorney at law, 310 Pine, r. 1712
Fillmore
U. W. CLARK & LU. INTERIOR "dIeCORATORS,
Wholesale and Retail dealers In Paper
Hnnjrinfrii, and all kinds of Window
8baile Jlaiorials and Fixtures.
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, '''iSJ!tua'?'.?s':r^l«'^rA^
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494
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Herrin William J., clerk George D. Shadburne, r.
Oakland
Herring Charles N., foundryman, r. 248 Tehama, rear
Herring C V., carpenter Pac. Stove and Iron Works
Herring David T., clerk, r. 33 Hoff Av
Herring Henry J., upholsterer, r. 543 Minna
Herring John, machinist, r. 1 Helen PI
Herring John, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Herring Richard, mnfr furniture, 429-431 Fourth, r.
N s Preeita Av, nr Bernal
Herring Richard Jr., cabinetmaker R. Herring, r. N s
Preeita Av, nr Bernal
Herring Tillman R., salesman, r.J Helen PI
fi^" Herring. See Herrin, Hering, Heron and Herron
Herringer John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Herrington George, r. 537 Sacramento
Herrity James, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Herrlich Augiist, r. 348 Third
Herrmann , waiter, r. 6 Virginia PI
Herrmann Andrew, bookkeeper Edward Denny & Co.,
r. Oakland
Herrmann August, proptr Little Palace Hotel, Fifth
Av, bet A and B, South S. F.
HERRMAOT 0. & CO. ,Conraa
Heriiiiaiiu and Frank Veen) manufac-
turers liats and caps, and dealers Hat-
ters' materials, factory 17 Belden, sales-
rooms 336 Kearny
Herrmann Charles, laborer, r. S s Beach, bet Brode-
rick and Baker
Herrmann Charles L., storekeeper clothing dept
U. S. A., r. 1923 Jessie
Herrmann Christopher M., driver Philadelphia Brew-
ery, r. 100 Tehama
Herrmann Conrad (C. Herrmann & Co.) r. 1514 Frank-
lin
Herrmann Frederick, bartender, r. 1045 Howard
Herrmann George, clerk M. Waterman & Co., r. 1500
Larkin
Herrmann George, paper ruler Althof & Bahls, r. 633
Natoma
Herrmann Hattie Miss, r. Little Palace Hotel. South
S. F.
Herrmann Henry, salesman C. Herrmann & Co r
1514 Franklin
Herrmann Jacob, cook, r. NW cor Lombard and Pow-
ell
Herrmann James, clerk GeorgeF. & William H. Sharp
r. 1.500 Larkin ^'
Herrmann John, candy mnfr, 432 Shotwell
Herrmann Julius, salesman Roos Bros., r. 156 Third
Herrmann Martin, cook, r. 561 Stevenson
Herrmann Melville D.. bookkeeper A. B. Elfelt& Co
r. 1812 Fillmore
Herrmann Michael, cook, r. 331 Minna
Herrmann Oscar, with Herrmann & Co., r. 1500 Lar-
kin
Herrmann Sigismund (Herrmann & Co.) r. 1500 Lar-
kin
Herrmann Timothy, teamster, r. First St. House
Herrmann William, teller The German Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 1500 Larkin
Herrmann William J., baker E. A. Engelberg, r. 616V;
Filbert
Herrmann & Co. (Sigismund Herrmann) import-
ers and dealers hops, corks and brewers' and
liquor dealers' materials, and agents South Park
Malt House, and Alex. Fries & Brother's essential
oils and essences, 313 Sacramento
1^ Herrmann. See Herman, Hermann and Herrman
Harold Hugh, machinist, r. Washington Hotel
e^ Herrold. See Herold and Harrold
Herron David, clerk Sumner C. Blake, r. 212 Kearny
Herron James, painter, r. 8 Johnson Av
Herron James D., painter, r. 1134 Broadway
Herron John, r. 125 Bartlett
8®" Herron. See Heron and Herrin
Herrwood Charles, blacksmith, r. 815 Mission
Hersey Columbia S., machinist Joshua Heudv r 30
Liberty ' '
Hersey Frederick H.. clerk S. Foster it Co r 813
Twentieth
Hersey George, bartender, r. 423 Greenwich
Herspring Joseph, proptr New York Jewelry Co 35
Sutter, r. 1331 Leavenworth '
Hert Caroline, cook. 1827 Clay
Hertel Frederick, liquor saloon, 72'.l Haiglit
Hertel George F. A., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1420
Howard
Hertel Herman R., stock clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.
2018 Geary
Hertel Rudolph, merchant, r. 2018 Geary
Hertenstein August, cabinetmaker, r. 12}<s Bluxome
Hertford William E., bookkeeper McAfee Bros., r. 611
Post
Hertrich Victor, butcher, r. 418 Octavia
Hertweck Charles F., upholsterer, 903 Larkin, r. 818
Geary
Hertz Adolph, cabinetmaker, r. 562 Brannan
Hertz Herman, hide and leather dealer, 106 Commer-
cial, r. 1227 Mission
Hertz Herman, laborer, r. Ws Channel, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Hertz Jacob (L. & J. Hertz) r. 1318 Fillmore
Hertz L. & J. (Louis and Jacob) butchers, 5-6 Centre
Market
Hertz Louis (L. & J. Hertz) r. 1830 O'Farrell
Hertz Louis, clothing, 427 Pacific
Hertz Louis Jr., clerk L. k J. Hertz, r. 1227 Mission
Hertz Moses, r. 1318 Fillmore
Hertz Otto, woodturner, r. 562 Brannan
Hertz Peter, laborer, r. K, bet Sixth and Seventh Avs,
South S. F.
Hertz W., butcher, r. Bonanza House
Herve E. F. Mrs., r. 214 Francisco, rear
Hervey C. B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1064 Howard
Hervey Samuel, r. 1064 Howard
Herz Gustav, pipes, cutlery, druggists' sundries,
sponges, etc., 315 Battery, r. 1302 Powell
Herz Joseph, brewer, r. 408 Shotwell
Herzberg Christian, w.-iiter, r. 628 Pacific
Herzberg Isaac, stockbroker, 326 Pine,r. 2305 Leaven-
worth
Herzberg Martin, fancygoods, 414 Sacramento, r. 1223
Ellis
Herzberg Mary, widow, r. 700 Post
Herzer Hugo, manager .S. F. Abend Post Publishing
Co., r.. 331 Fell
Herzfelder Herman, r. 540 Turk
Herzinger Emile, butcher, r. 426 Tehama
Herzo Antonio, cook, r. 10 Boardman PI
Herzo Antonio Jr., oyster saloon, SW cor Fourth and
Berry
Herzo John, real estate, r. 1137 Union
Herzo Mary Mrs., r. 1227 Broadway
Herzo Nicholas, waiter, r. SW cor Fourth and Berry
Herzog Brothers (Frank and Hermann) blacksmiths,
737 Broadway
Herzog Frank (Herzog Brothers) r. 739 Broadway
Herzog Gustav, with E. Raas & Co., r. 802 McAllister
Herzog Henry J., clerk Haas Bros., r. 309 Golden Gate
Av
Herzog Herman, carpenter, r. E s Sansome, nr Union
Herzog Hermann (Herzog Brothers) r. 739 Broadway
Herzog Joseph, merchant, 12 Second, r. 309 Golden
Gate Av
Herzog Julius, pictures and frames, 1530 Polk
Herzog Philip, turner Krageu & Geist, r. Oakland
Herzog Theodore, teacher music, r. 772 Harrison
Herzog William, clerk, r. 739 Broadway
Herzstein Moritz, physician, olfice and r. 324 Sut-
ter. Office hours 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. and 3 to 5 p. m.
Hescher Henry, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Hesing A. C, r. 305 Kearny
Hesketh George, r. 327 Filbert, rear
Hesketh Joseph H., metalroofer, r. 223 Fulton
Hesketh Thomas, stevedore, r. 77 Clementina
Hesketh William M., bag inspector E. Detnck & Co.,
r. 331 ivearny
Heslep Augustus M. , attorney at law, 636 Clay
Hesler C. Mrs., widow, r. 353 Jessie
Hespe Fred. F., salesman E. H. Marwedel, r. 2011 Bush
Hess Andrew J., carpenter, r. 1708 Larkiu
Hess Charles, opticiiin, 519 Kearny, r. 1308 California
Hess Charles Jr., clerk Charles Hess, r. 1308 California
Hess Christian, proptr Union Brewery, 326 Clemen-
tina, r. 324 Cleraeiitiua
Hess Conrad, carpenter, r. E s San Jos^ Av, bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Hess Conrad, maltster Herman Zwieg, r. 620 Brannan
Hess Fr. «Si Co. (Frederick Hess and Moses Green-
blatt) publishers and proprietors California Dem-
okrat, 409-413 Bush
Hess Francis, liquor saloon, NE cor Mission and Third,
r. 209 Minna
Hess Frank H., bartender, r. Nucleus House
Hess Frederick, r. cor Bay and Montgomery Av
Hess Frederick (Fr. Hessd: Co.) r. 821 California
Hess George, r. 520 Bush
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Washing Called for and Delivered
OFFICK. S:5 «iicARY .ST.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN COAL AND PIG IRON,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
HES
495
HEW
Hess Henry, shirt mnfr and gents' furnishing goods,
219 Montgomery, r. 1937 Geary
Hess Jacob, shoemaker, r. 1709 Market
Hess John, dishwasher M. B. Moraghan
Hess Josejjh, r. ti'29 California
Hess Joseph, driver Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 1G16
Pacific Av
Hess Joseph, sausages and smoked beef, 1408 Dupont
Hess Josejih F., manager Jacob Remmel, r. Alameda
Hess Joseph L. (L. & E. Werthelmer) r. 1800 Sutter
Hess Lewis, proptr Damiaua Bitters, 12 Montgomery
Av, r. 1523 Webster
Hess Louisa Mi^s, hairworker, r. 12 Brady
Hess Maria Mrs., boarding, cor Montgomery Av and
Bay
Hess Otto, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 1308
California
Hesa Robert, coft'ee saloon, 417 California, r. 122 Geary
Hess Robert, shoemaker, 1709 Market, r. 1707 Market
Hess William, carriagemaker. r. 422 Natoma
Hess William E., clerk Charles Hess, r. 1308 California
Hess William F., receiving teller Wells, Fargo & Co's
Bank, r. 435 Geary
Hesse Charles, carpenter, r. 1329 Howard
Hesse Henry, clerk Henry A. Windt, r. NE cor Hyde
and Broadway
Hesse John, barber Theodore Ewald, r. 17 John •
Hesse John D., laborer, r. 555 Howard
Hesse Joseph, engineer, r. 2213 Larkin
Hesse Julius, bartender, r. 04 First
Hesse William, president Boca Brewing Co.. 41.5-
417 Sacramento, r. 72C Sutter
Hesse William, weigher Brgadway St. Wharf, r. 1329
Howa'd
Hesse William Jr., secretary Boca Brewing Co.,
41.5-417 Sacramento, r. 726 Sutter
BS~ Hesse. See Hess
Hessel Abraham, salesman Crocker Bros., r. 10 Auburn
Hessel George, r. 115 Second
Hessel Nathan, tailor, r. 10 Auburn
Hessen Frank B., traveling salesman Safety Nitro Co.,
r. Oakland
Hessgen Louise, widow, bakery, 1048 Folsom
Htssion John, clerk Michael H. Hessiou, r. 2023 Polk
Hession Kiite Miss, assistant Garfield Primary School,
r. 2023 Polk
Hession Michael H., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Polk and Broadway, r. 2023 Polk
Hession Robert H.. r. 2023 Polk
Hessler Charles, bartender, r. 1 Chatham PI
Hessler Charles S., ship and Custom House broker,
518 Battery, r. 225 Capp
Hessler Dina, domestic 323 Ellis
Hessler Harry, lithographer M. Schmidt & Co., r. 225
Capp
Hessler Philip, upholsterer, r. 109 Turk
Hessler William, bakery, 715 Pacific
Hessler William, bakery. 617 Post
Hester Frank, engineer Humboldt Brewery, r. 1839
Mission
Hester Martin, steward What Cheer House, r. 420 Fil-
bert
Hester Martin M., shoemaker, r. 621 >^ Minna
Hester William, clerk, r. 537 Sacramento
Hesthal August (Philipp, Hesthal & Co.) r.316 Seven-
teenth
Hesthal Mary, widow, r. 1033 Mission
Heston J. F., r. 10 Bernard
Hestres E., mining secretary, 729 Montgomery, room
17, r. 219 Geary
Hetherington Henry, engineer fire boat Gov. Irwin,
r. SE cor Seventeenth and Castro
Hetrick Frank D., foreman assay dept XJ. S. Mint, r.
323 Eddy
Hettel Annie, widow, r. 1065 Howard
Hettich Johu P., bagiuak 'r, r. 64 Tehama
Hettich Thomas F., bagmaker, r. 64 Tehama
Hettich William, r. 64 Tehama
Hettich William B., machinist Savage & Sons, r. 64
Tehama
Hettinger Charles, junkdealer, r. Twentieth Av, bet
G and H, South S. F.
Hetzer Joseph H. , sash and blindmaker, 810 Valencia
Hetzler Gustav, machinist, r. 317 Bush
Heubach Ella, widow, r. 24G Eleventh
Heubner Emil, cabinetmaker, 225-227 Beale, r. 317
Minna
Heuck Fanny H., widow, r. 30 Moss
Heuco Theodore, maltster, r. SE cor Fulton and Web-
ster
Heuer .\lexander, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Everett, r. 43 Everett
Heuer Hiilda J. E., widow, r. 2316 Mission
Heut r John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Heuer Pliilip, groceries and liquors, SW corMont-
goioery Av and Lombard, r. 2117 Taylor
Heughes William, job printer, 421 Montgomery, r.
1813 Buchanan
8£?" Heughes. See Hews, Hewes and Hughes
Heuniscli A. Si Co. (Adam Heuuisch, Edward
Abramson and (Jaston E. Bacon) commission mer-
chants and merchandise brokers, 3-5 Front
Heunisch Adam (A. Heunisoh) r. 1112 Larkin
Heurteux Alexander, teacher French, r. New Atlantic
Hotel
Heusch Charles, varnisher, r. 54 Nevada
Heusch Constautiue, miniug expert, r. 703 Market
Heuschober Emil, watchmaker Lewis Abrahams, r.
1011 Clay
Heusler Henry, cabinetmaker, r SW cor Standisb and
Mayflower, B. H.
Heussler C. Albert, portrait artist TJniverBal Copying
Co., r. 9 Franklin \
Heu.ssmaun Henry, cooper, r. 335 Fourth
Heussmann Johu C, bartender, r. 457 Jessie, rear
Heustou Frederick G., clerk, r. 19 Hampton PI
Heuston Richard, messboy P. M. SS. South Carolina
BiF" Heuston. See Hewstun and Houston
Hevener Ella L. Mrs.(Ba8Sler & Hevenerjr. 717 Valen-
cia
Heveriu Angelo M., student, r. 617 Lombard
Heverin Charles R. C, patternmaker, r. 617 Lombard
Heverin Edward J., marblecutter, r. 617 Lombard
Heverin Michael, r. 617 Lombard
Heverlin John, teamster, r. 426 Duncan
Heverty Michael, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery
Hewelcke Edward, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 16 J4
Hoff Av
Hewelcke Hugo C. W., r. 1915 Stockton
Hewe.-i Gertie Miss, teacher music, r. 933 Valencia
Hewes Jesse, whiteuer, 1 Mason, r. 1 Dale PI
fii?"Hewes. See Hughes and Heughes
Hewitt Amos L., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Hewitt August, cook, r. 1615 Pine
Hewitt Charles H., master mariner, r. 2109 Broderick
Hewitt D. W., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn. 71 Now Mont-
gomery
Hewitt Emma Miss, r. 4 Martha PI
Hewitt E. N., shipcarpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Hewitt Edwin W., chief clerk Chief Quarter-
master's Office, D. S. A., Presidio Reservation
and notary public, office and r. 402 Golden Gate
Av
Hewitt Frank, clerk, r. 19 Van Ness Av
Hewitt Frederick L., clerk, r. 513d Hayes
Hewitt George, seaman, r. 648 Howard
Hewitt Henry H., machinist, r. 19 Van Ness Av
Hewitt House, Mrs. Selina Johnson proptr, 236)j
Sixth
Hewitt James, engineer S. P. RR., r. San Jose
Hewitt John, enginecleaner S. P. RR.. r. 1929 Howard
Hewitt Joseph M., clerk Henry B. Shaw, r. NE cor
Sutter and Powell
Hewitt Libbie Miss, milliner, r. 19 Van Ness Av
Hewitt May, widow, r. 52 Second
Hewitt P., r. 636 Commercial
Hewitt Walter W., bookkeeper G. F. Lamson, r. 19
Van Ness Av
Hewitt William, ironmolder, r. 243 Fremont
Hewlett Frederick, r. 110 O'Farrell
Hewlett Fredeiick (White & Hewlett) r. 1524 Clay
Hewlitt Sarah, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Hews George M. (Hews fc Weeks) r. 708 Pine
Hews Sarah Mrs., domestic 1806 Pine
Hews «*t Weeks (George M. Hews and Thomas B.
Weeks) wine and liquors, 432 California
tt^Hews. See Heughes, Hewes and Hughes
Hewsou Emily Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 1708 Turk
Hewson UerbiTt R., machinist, r. 793 Mission
Hewson John M., printer, r. 5 Margaret PI
Hewson Lillie, widow, r. 1709 Leavenworth
Hewsou Robert, raining secretary, 320 Sansome.room
2(), r. Oakland
HewBton A., collector, r. 1239 Mission
HewMton George, physician and surgeon, office
and r. 323 Sutter
Hewston John, clerk, and foreman Engine No. 1, S. F.
F. D., r. 1117 Stockton, rear
n^Hewston. See Heuston. Houston and Huston
MAIGAM, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAVERA :
JOHN WICMORE,
133 Spear St.
G. D. MORSE,
PlfOTOORAPHKR. 83S 5lARKKT ST.
FIB»iT ClrASM TAIiENT OHI/T £lEPI.OYEI>.
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496
HIC
Hextell Thomas, gardener, r. 101 Montgomery Block
HextiT Aaron W., bookkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs &
Co., r. 919 Geary
Hexter Louis, clerk, r. 919 Geary
Hey Gerritt W., teamster, r. SI Sbipley, rear
Hey John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hey John H. (Smadeke & Hey) r. 26 Ellis
Hey Louis, captain schr Pet, r. 1811 Mason
8®"Hey. See Hay
Heyden William, stevedore, r. laf!!^ Clementina
Heydenaber Henry C. (Heydenaber & Cruse) r. 708
Lombard
Heydenaber Louis, proptr Atlantic Gardens, S 8 Bay,
bet Powell and Mason, r. 708 Lombard
Heydenaber & Cruse (Henry C. Heydenaber and Fer-
dinand Cruse) liquor saloon, 535 Clay
Heyclenfeldt, Jefferson Silievy (Solomon Hey-
denfeldt Jr., John W.Jefferson and Walter H.
Levy) attorneys at law, 318 Pine, rooms 27-28
Heydeiifeldt Solomon, attorney at law, 33-35
Nevada Block, r. 1016 Post
Heydenfeldt Solomon Jr. (Heydenfeldt, Jefferson k
Levy) r. 131.5 Mason
Heydenreich Emil, clerk, r. 7 Everett
Heydenrelch Frederick, musician, r. 7 Everett
Heydenreich Frederick Jr., musician, r. 7 Everett
Hf-ye Henry, cook William Tell House, 317 Bush
Heye Henry, liquor saloon, 613 East
Heye Henry Jr., bartender Henry Heye, r. 613 East
Heyer Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Third
and Bryant, r. .501 Bryant
Heyer August, seaman, r. Oriental Hotel
Heyer Charles W., collector German Savings and Loan
Soc, r. 262 Minna
8^" Heyer. See Hyer
Heyermann Frederick, iiarnessmaker, r. SW cor
Fourth and Bryant
Heyermann Jerome, plumber, r. SW cor Fourth and
Bryant
Heyermann John A. P., physician, and pro-
prietor Bryant St. Pharmacy, SW cor Fourth and
Bryant
Heyermann John A. F. Jr. (Heyermann & Oles) r. SW
cor Fourth and Bryant
Heyermann & Oles (John A. F. Heyermann Jr. and
John W. Oles) blacksmiths, 413 Third
Heyfron Joseph H., wood and coal, 330 Sixth
Heyfron Michael, laborer, r. 28 Perry
Heyfron Peter, laborer, r. 28 Perry
8^'Heyfron. See Heffron
Heyl George, butcher, r. 425 Grove
Heym Francis O., foreman Oriental U. 8. Bonded
Warehouse, r. 38 Welsh
Heyman Abraham R., bookkeeper, r. 206 Ellis
Heyman Berman, office 735 Market, r. 1408 Ellis
Heyman Charles, r. 323 Kearny
Heyman Gustav, salesman A. B.Elfelt & Co., 108 San-
some
Heyman Henrietta Mrs., r. 206 Ellis
Heyman Henry, musician, r. 206 Ellis
j Heyman Jacob, clerk H. Myers & Son, r. 333 Eearny
Heyman Julius, clerk Cahen Bros., r. 206 EUia
J Heyman Julius, shoemaker, r. 478 Jessie
I Heyman M., r. 241 Fourth
I Heymann Henry (Everett & Heymann) r. 723 Broad-
way
ft^Heymann. See Heiman, Heimann and Hyman
Heymanson Alfred, teacher music, r. 407 Van Ness Av
i Heyn Berthold, cigarmaker. r. 108 !« Turk
Heyn William, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 239
Ninth
Hcynenian H. & Co. (Herman Heyneman and S.
Redlich) commission merchants and agents P.
Lorillard & Co., and Straitou & Storms, 217 Front
Heyneman Herman (H. Ueyneman & Co.) r. 1422 Post
Heynemann Alexander, attorney at law, 16
Montgomery Av, r. 7 Francisco
Heynemunn H. <& Co. (Hermann Heynemann
anil Frederick P. Salomons) importers and jobbers
dry goods, carpets, furnishing goods, etc., 5-7
Saiisome
Hr-yuemiinu Hermann (H. Heynemann & Co.) r. 7
Franci.sco
Ilcyneiiianu Lionel H., civil engineer, office 5 San-
some, r. 7 Francisco
Heynemann Manfred H., salesman H. Heynemann &
Co., r. 7 Francisco
H( ynemann Miltcm H.. entry clerk H. Heynemann ii
Co., r. 7 Francisco
B-^ Heynemann. See Helneman
Hej'wood Brothers & Co. (of Gardner, Mass.) mnfrs
furniture, salesroom 589-.595 Mission
Heywood Franklin, fclerk, r. 801 Leaven-worth
Heywood Harry H., clerk ticket auditor C. P. ER., r.
25 J^ St(ickton
Heywood Henry H., carriagpmaker, r. 1519 Polk
Heywood Mark, wood and coal, 716 Folsom, r. 46
Louisa
Heywood Silas J. (Heywood & Hendley) r. 311 Golden
Gate Av
Heywood k Hendley (Silas J. Heywood and Aaron C.
Hendley) dairy produce commission merchants,
and agents Crystal Salt Works, 222-224 Clay
1^" Heywood. See Haywood
Hezekiah Ramon, laborer, r. 928 Harrison
Hibbard Charles W. (Roberts & Hibbard) r. 421 Eddy
Hibbard Edwin J., painter, r. 615 Minna
Hibbs David, teamster, r. 27 Fifth Av, rear
Hibernia Bre-»very, Mathew Nunan & Co. pro-
prietors, 1225-1229 Howard
Hibernia Saving."* and Loan Society, The,
Myles D. Sweeny president, Robert J. Tobln treas-
urer and secretary, NE cor Montgomery and Mar-
ket
Hichburn Frances, widow, furnished rooms, 157
Seventh
Hich%na James R. , longshoreman, r. 58 Tehama, rear
Hick Joseph, tailor, r. 540 Natoma
Hickei Henry, driver Contra Costa Laundry, r. 948
Harrison
Hicken Louis, r. 1705 Turk
Hickej Annie, widow, r. 1 Washington Av
Hickey Daniel, liquor saloon, NW cor Battery and
Pacific, r. 101 Jessie
Hickey Edward, shoemaker, r. 1652 Mission
Hickey Elizabeth Mrs., r. Russ House
Hickey Esther, domestic NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Hickey H. T., r. 708 California
Hickey James, hostler, r. 539 Valencia
Hickey James, laborer, r. SE cor McAllister and
Broderick
Hickey James, longshoreman, r. 214 Union
Hickey James, painter, r. 1008 Hyde
Hickey James, stevedore Chase k Wolff, r. NW cor
Battery and Green
Hickey James T., bookbinder, r. 1116 Taylor
Hickey Jeremiah, laborer Pao. Rolling Mills
Hickey John, deckhand S.P. C. ER. stmr Garden City,
r. Alameda
Hickey John, expressman, r. 131 Fifth
Hickey John, laborer, r. 6 Zee
Hickey John, laborer, r. 617 J^ Mission
Hickey John, laborer P. C. SS. Go's Wharf
Hiekey John, laborer, r. Overland House
Hickey John, merchant tailor, 933 Market
Hickey John, watchman St. Ignatius College, r. 221
Eighth, rear
Hickey John, watchman, r. 703 Natoma
Hickey John B., machinist, r. cor Twenty-eighth and
Bryant
Hickey John J., water tender P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and Nebraska
Hickey Joseph, tanner, r. NW cor Twenty-eighth and
Bryant
Hickey Julia, domestic 404 Eddy
Hickey Kate M. Miss, assistant Ewlng Primary
School, r. NW cor Twenty-eighth and Bryant
Hickey Maggie A. Miss, compositor, r. 37 3^ Ritch
Hickey Mary, domestic 1939 Broadway
Hickey Mary, widow, r. 107 William
Hickey Matthew, blacksmith, r. 28 Minna
Hickey Michael, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W a
Louisiana, nr Sierra
Hickey Michael, nurse City and County Hospital
Hickey Oscar, porter Holbrook, M-errill & Stetson, r.
918 Harrison
Hickev Patrick, laborer, r. Fifteenth Av, bet Q andB,
South S. F.
Hickey Patrick, longshoreman, r. 12 Broadway
Hickey Patrick, mill hand West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 1313 Filbert
Hickey Thomn.s, laborer, r. 1116 Taylor
Hickey Thomas, stonecutter, r. 37 3^ Eitch
Hickey Thomas A., proof reader A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 70.S California
Hickey Thomas F., jilasterer, r. 21 Minna
Hickey William, bartender M. Kilday, r. 112 Silver
Hickey William, carpenter, r. 14 Clarence PI
Hickey William E., tanner, r. NW cor Twenty-eighth
and Bryant
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. '''"''T,l''iilTi'„ry's"fr..'""'
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK. IA>^V PRICES.
OFFICK, 64H >IARKKT .STREET.
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«^ Hickey See Hickel
Hickie M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 128 Second
Hickliug Thiimas, carpenter Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. Oakland
Hickman F., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Hickniau H., first cook P. M. SS. Granada
Hickman John G., laborer, r. 538 Howard
Hickok Horace D., compositor, r. 419 Stockton
Hickok J. Mrs., widow, r. 707 Polk
Hickok William B., miner, r. 602 Guerrero
Hickox A. D. Wesley, salesman Dempster & Keys, r.
I'JIO Stevenson
Hickox Arthur M., with George C. Hickox & Co., r.
1520 V:in Ness Av
Hickox Arthur S., painter, r. 118 Austin
Hickox George C. (George C. Hickox & Co.) r. 1520
Van Ness Av
Hickox George C. & Co. (George C. Hlckox)stock
and bond brokers, ;U1 Pine
Hickox Tamar, widow, dressmaker, r. 118 Austin
jKg"Hickox. See Hecox
Hicks Alice Miss, machine operator E. Detrlck & Co.,
r. 47 Jessie, rear
Hicks Amanda, domestic 333 Fremont
Hicks Charles, seaman brig Tanner, r. 244 Steuart
Hicks C. W., r. 444 Braunan
Hicks Daniel (D. Hicks & Co.) r. 1010 Pine
HiuKb Jji & OUi (Daniel Hicks
and IVorris A. Jutlil) bookbinders and
blank book manufacturers, and pro-
prietors Pacific Coast Hotel Kegister,
508 montgomiery
D. HICKS & CO.
Boot Biiers and BlanlBooi Mate
AND PATENTKE.-;
PACIFIC COAST HOTEL REGISTER GO.
508 HOKTOOiHERY ST.
Hicks James, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S 8 Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Hicks James L., machinist, 607 Mission, r. 2510 Bry-
ant
Hicks John A., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
1018 Sutter
Hicks John A., books and stationery, 34 Geaiy, r. 1310
Sutter
Hicks John J., clerk general freight office C. P. RR.,
r. 37 Post
Hicks John R., photographer, r. 728 FolBom
Hicks Kate Miss, seamstress, r. .560 Howard
Hicks Margaret A., widow, r. 1018 Sutter
Hicks Mary, widow, r. 47 Jessie, rear
Hicks M. H., traveling agent, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Hicks Reuben B., carpenter and builder, 28 New
Montgomery, r. NW cor Edinburgh and Persia Av,
Excelsior Homestead
Hi<k8 Richard W. (Hicks & White) r. 1018 Sutter
Hicks S. J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 37 Post
Hicks Thomas A., oiler P. M. SS. City of New York
Hicks W. H., clerk Tax Collector's Oflfice, r. 1010 Pine
Hicks William, expressman, r. 2014 Mission
Hicks William B., blacksmith, r. 552 Bryant
Hicks *t White r Richard W. Hicks and Calvin White)
ci^jars and tobacco, junction Market and Turk
Hii kstftilt Hermann, bakery, 127 Fourth
Hidden Treasure Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co.,
Cal.)A. Halsey sticretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
Hiegel Catherine, widow, r. SW cor Hancock and San-
chez
Hiegel Francis, butcher, r. SW cor Hancock and San-
chez
Hiegel John, stonemason, r. 15 Monroe
Hieman Charles, pressman A. Chaigneau & Co., r.l417
Mason
Hien August (Hien k Krejiter) r. 1135 Dupont
Hien .^ Kreuter (August Hien and Charles S. Kreuter)
liquor saloon, 1135 Dupont
Hiends J..hn H. (Laffi-y * HIends) r. 1923 Taylor
Hiestand Albert, carpenter, r. 1208 Kearny
Hiestanil Albert Jr., waiter, r. 1208 Kearny
Hiestjud Emma Miss, tailoress. r. 1208 Kearny
Hiestand Li/.zie (Kaufmann & Hiestand) r. 22 John
Hiester Amos C. (The Daily Beport Publishing
Co.) r. 830 Post
Hiester Elwood C, compositor, r. 8.30 Post
Hiester Ida M. Miss, assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 830 Post
Hiester John H., compositor, r. 830 Post
Higby Alfred Rev., r. 700 California
Higel Alois, groceries and litiuors, SE cor Ecker and
Lick Alley
Higel Catherine, widow, r. 78 Clementina
Higginbotham A. A. , r. 420 Sutter
Higginbotham Fleming, waiter Palace Hotel
Higginbotham W. H., machinist, r. 77 Natoma
Higginbotham William, machinist, r. cor Bay and
Montgomery Av
Higginbotham W. P. (Higginbotham & Co.) r. 222Ji
Fourth
Higginbotham & Co. (W. P. Higginbotham acd J. W.
Hines) silk mnfrs, 357 Tehama
Higglns Ada, domestic 1051 Howard
Higgius Albert H., bookkeeper Higglns & Collins, r.
004 Filbert
Higgina Albert J., bookkeeper, r. 322 Vallejo
Higgius Barney, laborer, r. 1912 Powell
Higgius Bridget, widow, r. 1912 Powell
Higgins C. Mrs., r. 519 Bush .
Higgins Charles, r. 932 Howard
Higgins Charles B., machinist J. C. Steber, r. 232
Minna
Higgins Daniel B., springmaker Cal. Mufg Co., r. 533
Jessie
Higgins Edward, ironmolder, r. 634 Mission
Higgins Edward, teamster Frederick Westfall
Higgius E. E., carconduetor, r. Stanford Hotel
Higgins Elisha (Higgius & Colliu!.) r. 004 Filbert
Higgins Elizabeth N., widow, r. 5M Prospect PI
Higgins Emma, domestic 410 Geary
Higgins Frank, carriagepainter Central RR., r. 305
Minna
Higgins Frank J., collector U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
1310 Mason
Higgins George C, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r.
44 Third
Higgins George W., clerk, r. 2210 Powell
Higgins Hugh, clerk, r. 212 Broadway
Higgins Hugh, coremaker Union Iron Works, r. 136
Clara
Higgins Isaac N., editor Morning C*ll, r. 2115 Bush
Higgins James, captain schr Palonia
Higgins James, carpenter, r. 7 Henrietta Square
Higgins James, carpenter, r. 21 Scott Place
Higgius James, collector, r. 640!^ Natoma
Higgins James, conductor Presidio RR., r. 2217 Larkin
Higgins James, lumberman, r. 331 Green
Higgins James, tanner, r. E s Iowa, bet Mariposa and
Solano
Higgins James H., jeweler H. Elleau, r. 213 Mason
Higgins J. B., laborer Golden Gate Park
Higgius John (Moon & Higgins) r. 10 M Decatur
Higglns John, blacksmith Milo P. Holmes, r. 10 Moss
Higgins John, boilermaker, r. 428 Twenty-second
Higgius John, boilermaker, r. 1724 Jessie
Higgins John, bookbinder, r. 428 Twenty-second
Higgins John, clerk, r. 634 Mis.sion
Higgins John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Higgins John, fitter Architectural Iron Works, r. W s
Ferrie, nr Point Lobos Av
Higglns John, oysterman, r. S s Merrimac, bet Ken-
tucky and Illinois
Hig-gins John, proprietor Western Hotel, 212
Broadway
Higsins John, steward O. R. and N. SS. Columbia, r.
5 8 Thirtieth, bet Warren and Bartlett
Higgins John, waiter, r. 533 Sacramento
Higgins John Jr., clerk Keane Bros., r. 212 Broadway
Higgins John J., driver William Hall, r. France X\,
nr Mission
Higgins Joseph J., boilermaker, r. 140 Minna
Higgins Julia, widow, seamstress, r. 120 Fourth
Higgius Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 528 O'Farrell
Higgins Lena Miss, r. 640M Natoma
Higgins Margaret, cook 2109 Van Ness Av
Higgins Mark, teamster, r. 621 Fulton
Hiugius Martha Miss, fringemaker, r. 107 Natoma
Higgins Martin, fitter Architectural Iron Works, r. W
B Feirie, nr Point Lobos Av
Higgins Mary Miss, r. 411!^ Natoma
Higgius Mary Miss, r. 1912 Powell
Higgins Maurice, oookkeeper Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 1240 Howard
CEILINGS DECORATED
IN FRESCO OR PAPER, in the G. W. CLARK & CO.
most Artistio manner.
G45 Market St.
H
IWt'KliEY, SPIERS A HAYES, FIJI.TON IRON TVORKS. 213 Frpnioiit Sti-<-e».,
jnauuracaurerN nf KOCK BREAKERS, REX<»RTS aii<l ROASTIKU I-'C'K^VACEJSL
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Higgins Maurice, painter and wliitener, 23 Rausch
Higgins Michael, cook, r. NW cor Fourth aud Harrison
Higgins Michael, hackmau The Plaza, r. 10 Orlover
Higgiiis Michael, laborer, r. 5'28 Natoma
Higgius Michael, iiiuchiuist, r. NW cor Bay and Hyde
Higgins Nicholas, carpenter, r. 7 Henrietta Square
Higgins O. F. L., r. TOOFolsom
Higgins Orient C, Ship Joiners' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Higgins Patrick, grainer, r. 14 Sumner
Higgius Patrick, laborer, r. U:30 Pacific
Higgins Patrick, longshoreman, r. 207 Folsom
Higgins Patrick, milker, r. Seventeenth Av, bet Sand
T, South S. F.
Higgins Patrick J., solicitor, r. 116 Jones
Higgins Hlchard. laborer, r. 16 Anthony
Higgins Robert, contractor and bricklayer, r. 1724
Jessie
Higgins Sarah, widow, r. 634 Mission
Higgins Sarah, domestic 1354 Post
Higgius Sarah Miss, cloakmaker, r. 107 Natoma
Higgins Square, watchman warehouse dept Custom
House, r. 563 J<j Minna
Higgius Thomas, annealer U. S. Mint (Carson, Nev.)
r. 1316 Mason
Higgins Thomas, laboi-er, r. W s Collins, bet Santa
Rosa and Point LobofiAvs
Higgins Thomas J., laborer, r. 436 Stevenson
Higgins Walter B., dealer and adjuster sewing ma-
chines, 766 Mission, r. 651 Stevenson
Higgius Warrtn D., salesman Doane & Co.r. Alameda
Higgins William, clerk, r. 212 Broadway
Higgins William, longshoreman, r. 7 Moulton PI
Higgius William, seaman, r. 107 Natcmia
Higgins William A., blacksmith, r. 6S Everett
Higgins William A. Jr., gilder, r. 68 Everett
Higgins William B., clerk Davis Bros., r. 507 Busli
Higgins William G., manager Seal Rock Tobacco Co.,
r. 506 Powell
Higgins William T., stock broker, r. 1124 Sutter
Higgins William W., paperhanger, r. 1411 J^ Kearny
Higg'iiis & Collins (Elisha Higgins aud George
H. Collins) wholesale wood, posts, tanbark, lum-
ber and shingles, office 271 East
Higgs Harry W., asphaltum roofer, 850 Washington,
r. 927 Washington
High Alexander Zadock, machinist Fulton Iron
Works, r. Oakland
High Bridge Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) John
W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 15
High Maurice F., nutmaker Pac. Rolling Mills
High Sophia Q. Mrs., r. 426 Kearny
High William H. Jr., bookkeeper Littlcfield, Allison
& Co., r. Oakland
Higham John, clerk S. P. RR., r. 937 Howard
Highfleld Frances M., widow, r. 622 Ellis
Highland Madge Miss, saleslady Benoit S. Hirsch
Highland Mining Co. (Dakota Ter.) J. King Goodrich
secretary, 43 Nevada Klock
Highland Mining Co. (Lincoln Co., Nev.) F. Franken-
thal secretary, 330 Pine, room 44
Highley Lizzie, widow, dressmaker, r. 71 Clementina
Hight John, whiteuer, r. 4 .\ntouio
Highton Edward, r. 737 Howard
Hifj^Iiton Henry C, attorney at law, 528 Califor-
nia, rooms 11-14, r. The Baldwin
Hightower Charles, machinist, r. 920 Larkin
Higney John, waiter, r. 254 Jessie, rear
Higson Charles H., bookkeeper Patent Brick Co., r.
2006 Mission
Hilarson Duncan, r. 1823 Turk
Hilbert Albert, florist, 15 Geary, r. 9 Geary
Hilbort Charles, ironmolder, r. 3 Alger PI
Hilbert John, ironmolder, r. 263 Jessie
Hilborn Charles, expressman, r. 526 Tehama
Hilburn Adcilph, salesman, r. 2440 Mission
Hildburgh David H., r. 318 Sutter
Hildebrand August, butcher, 123 Seventh
Hildebrand Charles, restaurant, 1007 Folsom
Hildebrand Conrad (Hildebrand & Boretti) r. 6 War-
ren Av
Hildebrand Conrad, baker, r. 117 Virginia
Hildebrand Conrad, bartender, r. 913 Greenwich
Hildebrand Conrad, plumber aud gastitter, 181 Six-
teenth, r. 415 Capp
Hildebrand Dora, domestic 1016 VanNess Av
Hildebrand Edward, driver William Hessler, r. 715
Pacific
Hildebrand Frederick, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 106
Austin
Hildebrand Frederick C, clerk Hildebrand & Boretti,
r. 6 Warren Av
Hildebrand George, glazier, r. 6 Lily Av
Hildebrand George, proptr Montgomery Avenue Sta-
bles, 807 Vallejo, r. 1418 Powell
Hildebrand Herman, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1024 J4
Larkin
Hildebrand Jacob, sausage mnfr, r. 1217 M Stelner
Hildedrand John, cabinetmaker, r. 730 Vallejo
Hildebrand Philippina, widow, r. 6 Lily Av
Hildebrand William C, groceries and liquors, 319
Green
Hildebrand k Boretti (Conrad Hildebrand and Giov-
anni Boretti) junk, 1136 Howard
Hildebrandt Carsten (Hildebraudt & Knop) r. 2102
Mason
Hildebrandt Edward, baker, r. 115 Virginia
Hildebrandt Frederick W., shoemaker, r. 321 Jessie,
rear
Hildebrandt George, seaman, r. .37 Pacific
Hildebraudt Henry, r. 4 Martha PI
Hildebrandt Henry, groceries and liquors, 308
Sutter, r. 2028 Mission
Hildebrandt J. Charles, restaurant, 19.38 Mission, r.
193S3<J Mission
Hildebrandt John, clerk Henry Hildebrandt, r. 208
Sutter
Hildebrandt John, liquor dealer, r. 565;; Natoma
Hildebrandt John, varnisher Andrew Frei, r. 730 Val-
lejo
Hildebrandt William C. (Pestner & Hildebrandt) and
liquor saloon. ,505 East, r. 525 Golden Gate .\v
Hildebranilt & Knop (Carsten Hildebrandt and
Elfert Knop) groceries and liquors, SE cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway
iK^Hildebrandt. See Hildebrand, Hildenbrand and
Hillebrand
Hildebrecht Otto, wood carver, r. 1527 M Mission
Hilder D.uncan D., canvasser, r. 737 Minna, rear
HildretU George W., proprietor Quaker Dairy
Restaurant, 10 Montgomery, r. 534 Ellis
Hildreth Richi'rd, laborer, r. 15 Gilbert
Hildreth Thomas, cattledealer, office 504 Kearny,
room 1
Hildt Joseph, bakery, 246 Twenty-eighth
Hilge Ernst, bakery, NE cor Pacific and Powell
Hilgerloh George, compositor California Demokrat,
r. 13U5 Mission
Hilkeu Diedrich, cabinetmaker, r. W s Solano, bet
Arkansas aud Connecticut
Hilkiug H., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Hill A. C. Mrs., widow, r. 720 Broadway
Hill Albert E., clerk, r. 1307 Fillmore
Hill Albert S., driver I. C. Wingate, r. Oakland
Hill Alfred S., solicitor S. F. Chronicle, NE cor
Kearny and Bush
Hill Andrew B., tinsmith, r. 1320 Broadway
Hill Andrew P., portrait artist, 6 Eddy, r. The Ingle-
wood
Hill Anna L. Mrs., r. 525 }<. Geary
Hill Auue, widow, bakery, 412 3« Geary
Hill Annie A. Miss, principal Shotwell St. Primary
School, r. 608 Fillmore
Hill Arthur, seamtiu. r. 140 Folsom
Hill Arthur B., wheatbuyer Horace Davie & Co., r.
East Oakland
Hill Artliur M., manager General Sewing Ma-
chine Agency, and administrator estate Samuel
Hill, 634 Market, r. Alameda
Hill Bella Miss, clerk, r. 412 Vj Geary
Hill Benjamin, r. 2214 Pine
Hill Benjamin S., agent Asbestos Patent Fibre Co., 317
Mission, r. W s Castro, bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth
Hill C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 209 PowfiU
Hill C. C, first officer P. M. SS. City of Rio de Ja-
neiro
Hill C. D., stevedore, r. 127 Jackson
Hill Charles, driver John A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Hill Charles, painter Thomas Downing, r. W s Chat-
tanooga, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hill Charles B., clerk U. S. Coast Survey, r. 2624
Bush
Hill Charles D., first mate schr C. H. Merchant
Hill Charles W., caterer Occidental Hotel,r. 1307 Fill-
more
Hill Christian C, bookkeeper Remillard Brick Co.. r.
West Oakland
Hill Edward, cook, r. 787 Mission
SftN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ''™'"P**„'.???iiS"JS?S^teSr':*''''''"9
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Hill Edward W., clerk Samuel Hill, r. Alameda
Hill Edwin P., porter London and S. F.Bank, r. 3020
Siicraiuento
Hill Elizabeth, widow, r. 755 Harrison
Hill Epbraim P., compositor, r. TOO Ellis
Hill F. K., deckhand C. P. RR. stmr El Capitan, r.
Oakland
Hill Francis, assistant weigher coiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 1307 Fillmore
Hill Frank, driver R. T. Warden, r. 524 Pine
Hill Frank, salesman C. Curtin, r. 18 Fair Oaks
Hill Frank C, carpenter, r. 1406 Pine
Hill Frank M., r. 12i; Turk
Hill George, r. 237 Minna
Hill George A., broker, and executor estate Samuel
Hill, 634 Market, r. 1113 Jones
Hill George F., stereotyper, r. 2431 Larkln
Hill George H., iron molder, r. 642 Minna
Hill George V., laborer, r. 1320 Broadway
Hill G. P., warehouseman Quartermaster's Depart-
ment, Presidio Reservatiou
Hill Harry, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Hill Harvey M., janitor, 417 Kearny
Hill Heury O. (Roberts & Hill) r. 164 Clementina
Hill H. W., conductor MarketSt. RR., r. 514 Valencia
HillJames, r. 115 Second
Hill James Jr., clerk, r. 828 Nineteenth
Hill James F,, painter, r. 22 Bluxome
Hill James S., machinist Plielps Mufg Co., r. W s Do-
lores, bet Clipper and Twenty-fifth
Hill James S. Jr., clerk, r. W s Dolores, bet Clipper
and Twenty-fifth
Hill J.B., r. SW cor Twenty-second and Bartlett
Hill J. J., carpenter, r. 435 Pine
Hill John, r. 132U Eddy
Hill John, clerk, r. 10u7 Stockton
Hill John, laborer, r. 5 Broadway
Hill John, marble polisher, r. 372 Clementina
Hill John, real estate agent, 326 Pine, r. 1217 Bush
Hill John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hill John Jr., porter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 1215
Twenty-second
Hill JoIiiiB. Rev., agent Phillips & Hunt (N. Y.)
and Methodist Book Depusitory, 1041 Market, r.
San Jose, Cal.
Hill John E.,r. 325 Ellis
Hill John G., machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 759 Har-
rison
Hill John R., seaman, r. 40 Minna
Hill John W.. frames, photographs, paints, etc., 30
Kearny
Hill Joseph, with Joseph Bamber, r. foot Leaven-
worth
Hill Joseph J., helper melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint. r. San Mateo
Hill Lambert, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Hill LettieMiss, saleslady, r. Alameda
Hill Lizzie, stewardess P. M. SS. City of Tokio
Hill Lloyd, bartender J. C. Hall, r. Winchester House
Hill Marcus S , salesman Wiester & Co., r. 211 Capp
Hill Marian Mrs., r. 2024 Bush
Hill Marian, widow (of Samuel) 634 Market, r. Ala-
meda
Hill Mark, bartender John Harrison, r. E s Larkin,
bet North Point and Bay
Hill Mary, widow, r. Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Hill Mary, mufr rugs, r. 954 Howard
Hill Mary A., widow, r. 608 Fillmore
Hill Mary E.. widow, bakery, SE cor Twenty-fourth
and Alabama
Hill Morgan (E. H. Jones & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Hill Richmond R., porter Randolph & Co., r. 5 Val-
lejoPl
Hill Robert, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf e
Hill Robert B., clerk Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r. 1920
Buchanan
Hill Robert R., salesman Snow & Co., r. 522 Jones
Hill Rowland, salesman Newman & Levmson, r. 109
Fifth
Hill Samuel (Williams, Hill & Co.) r. 517}^ Geary
Hill Samuel (estate of) general dealer sewing
machines, needles, attachments, etc., and agent
Mme Demorest's cut patterns, 634 Market
Hill Sarah, widow, r. 325 Fifth
Hill Thomas L., dentist, r. 525 )$ Geary
Hill Thomas M., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. W
B Dolores, bet Twenty-fifth and Clipper
Hill Thomas M., tailor, r. 22 Turk
Hill Truman L., lettercarrier, r. 3.38 Chattanooga
Hill W. H., conductor Market St. RR., r. 614 Valencia
Hill William, shoemaker, r. W s Dolores, bet Clipper
and Twenty-fiflh
Hill Williaui H., porter Wells, Fargo & Co's Express,
r. Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Hill William H., proptr Golden City Straw Works, 753
Mission
Hill William W., clerk, r. W s Dolores, bet Clipper
and Twenty-fifth
Hillan Bernard, laborer, r. 8 Frederick, rear
Hilland Louisa, domestic 1949 Geary
Hillard B. N., clerk Robert Sheehy, r. Alameda
Hillard Benjamin F., rollkeeper S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, r. Alameda
Hillard Daniel M., planer, r. 2511 Folsom
Hillard George, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 659 How-
ard
Hillard Patrick, laborer, r. 6 Billings PI
Hillbirg Carl, porter Coghill & Simon, r. 320 Folsom
Hille William, galvanized iron worker, r. 417 Ji Te-
hama
Hillebrand Albert, liquor saloon, 1228 Market, r. 565 }<S
Natoma
Hillebrand August, blacksmith, r. 7 Prospect PI
Hillebrand Henry, groceries and liquors, 1712 Eddy
Hillebraudt Carsten, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Bush and Octavia
Hillebrandt F. iS: Co. (Fabian Hillebrandt, Nicolaus
L. Meyer, Peter Windeler and Christoph Hart-
mann) proi^trs Enter^jrise Brewery and Malt
House, 2015-2019 Folsom
Hillebrandt Fabian (F. Hillebrandt & Co.) r. 2010 Fol-
som
Hillebrandt John, driver Enterprise Brewery, r. 2014
Folsom
^" Hillebrandt. See Hlldebrand and Hildenbrand
Hillegass William F., bookkeeper L. J. Ruflino & Co.,
r. Berkeley
Hillen Dietrich H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Pine
and Larkin
Hillen Henry, fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hilleu Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hillenbrand William (Hillenbrand & Rlose) r. Turk
St. Hotel
Hillenbranil & Klose (William Hillenbrand and
Philip Klose) proprietors Turk St. Hotel, 22-24
Turk
Hillens Fritz, salesman Deming, Palmer & Co., r. 613
Minna
Hiller Adolph, clerk J. H. Seaders, r. 6^ Prospect PI
Hiller F. Jr. »& Co. (Frederick Hiller Jr.) propri-
etors Pacific Homoeopathic Pharmacy, SW cor
Geary and Dupont
Hiller Frederick Jr., homoeopathic physician, office
23 Kearny, and (F. Hiller Jr. & Co.) r. 317 Fulton
Hiller Frederick Sr., homoeopathic physician,
office 103 Geary, r. 1210 Howard
Hiller Herman F., secretary National Mutual Aid Assn
of Cal. for Unmarried Persons, Nucleus House, r.
1210 Howard
Hiller Julius C, clerk The J. M. Brunswick & Balke
Co., r. 1210 Howard
Hillers Ida, domestic 807 Polk
Hillert Frederick, architect and civil engineer, 620
Washington, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Hillery William H., bishop African M.E. Zion Church,
r. 1307 Greenwich
Hillgen Herman, carpenter, r. 941 Sacramento
Hilliard Ezra M., fruits, cor Mission and Twentieth
Hilliard Louis B., superintendent The Bradstreet
Co., 230 California, r. 2U6 Golden Gate Av
Hilliaril Thom.is, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Hilliker Enoch, carpenter, r. 907 Stockton
Hilling William, poultry ranch, S s Russia Av, bet
Paris and London
Hillings Frederick, packer Capitol Mills, r. 613 Minna
Hillis George, pantryman, r. 681 Mission
Hillman Abigail, widow, compounder Hillman's medi-
cines, 151 Shipley
Hillman Charlotte mIss, saleslady Heury HeitmuUer,
r. 1216 Polk
Hillman C. J. Miss, telegraph operator Palace Hotel,
r. 151 Shii)ley
Hillman Edward, stevedore, r. W s Pringle Court
Hillman Emilio, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1332
Bush
Hillman James, porter Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r.
Branch House
Hillman James, U. S. inspector boilers, office U. S.
Appraisers' Bldg, first floor, room 21, r. 2539 Mis-
sion
CftBINET WOODS m VENEERS, ns spear st, JOHN WI?-"*'
G. D. IWORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Hillman Jennie C. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 2539 Mission
Hillman John R., purser P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 151
Shipley
Hillman Richard, machinist, r. 2539 Mission
Hillman Thomas, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont-
gomery
Hillmann John (Purnhagen & Co.) r. 318 Fifth
Hills Austin, shipcarpeiiter, r. 23 Pearl
Hills Austin H. (Hills Brothers) r. Oakland
Hills Brothers (Reuben W. and Austin H.) dairy pro-
duce, 24-25 Bay City Market
Hills Calista M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 210 Hermann
Hills Carrie L. Miss, teacher music, r. 929 Clay
Hills Charles E., porter Stearns & Smith, r. 2506 Post
Hills Ernest C, mining, r. 23 Pearl
Hills Frank E., clerk Turner, Kennedy & Shaw, r. 929
Clay
Hills Frank N., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 239
Freinout
Hills Joel F., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 929 Clay
Hills Reuben W. (Hills Brothers) r. 23 Pearl
Hills Sanford M., carpenter and builder, 842 Clay and
111 Jessie, r. 842 Clay
Hillser Elizabeth, domestic 922 Twentieth
Hillside Mining Co. (Lincoln Co., Nev.) F. Franken-
thal secretary, 330 Pine, room 44
Hillsinger Elizabeth J. Miss, millinery, 1624 Polk
Hillyard Peter, bootblack, 17 Eddy, r. 521 Geary
Hillyer Edward, butcher, r. 600 Third
Hillyer George, r. 100 M Second
Hillyer Margaret, widow, furnished rooms, 100 Ji Sec-
ond
Hillyer Mathias, capitalist, r. Chicago Hotel
Hillyer Richard, master mariner, r. 407 Brannan
Hilmer Louis, druggist and apothecary, SW cor Lar-
kin and Geary
Hilpert John E., molder, r. 263 Jessie
Hilsz Frederick, baker, r. 723}^ O'Farrell, rear
Hilt Charles W., carpenter, 931 Mission, r. 6123^ Lorn
Hilton C. H., r. 529 Sacramento
Hilton Charles, r. 118 Golden Gate Av
Hilton Charles C, route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 1209 Clay
Hilton Charles H., engineer Masonic Cemetery, r.
2558 Geary
Hilton Delia Mrs., bakery, 921 Howard
Hilton E. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1520 Eddy
Hilton Esther A., widow, r. 1209 Clay '
HiltonGeorgeF., physician, office and r. 808 JiJ Mission
Hilton George K., compositor, r. 625 Bush
Hilton George O. P., lumber dealer, r. 8 Rincon Court
Hilton Hattie Miss, actress, r. 921 Howard
Hilton John, r. 54 Third
Hilton John W., r. 30 Haight
Hilton Joseph, actor, r. 921 Howard
Hilton Osgood L., laborer Custom House, r. 1537 Geary
Hilton Prince E., drayman Miller & Co., r. 2610 Bush
Hilton Samuel M., r. 112 Ash Av
Hilton Stanford, carpenter, r. SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-second
Hiltz Abraham M., sampler Custom House, r. 144
Ninth
Hilzinger Gottlieb (Dorler & Hilzinger) r. 317 Fourth
Himebaugh Elliot (Himebaugh & Borst) r. NW cor
Fourth and Tehama
Himebaugh & Borst (E. Himebaugh and F. Borst)
groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth and Tehama
Himmelmann Andrew Mrs., widow, r. 308 O'Farrell
Hiuimelmann Andrew, porter W. & J. Sloane k Co.. r.
308 O'Farrell
Himmelmann August, teamster J. Morton & Co.,r. 308
O'Farrell
Himmelmann George, framemaker Simon Glaser, r. 9
Hardie PI
Himmelmann George C. (Himmelmann & Heinz) r.
1827 Union
Himmelmann John, laborer, r. 501 Broadway
Himmelmann & Heinz (George C. Himmelmann and
Jacob Heinz) butchers, 1827 Union
Himnielstoss George, bakery, 2409 Howard
Hiucclot Augustc, r. 253('i Folsom
Hincelot Ferdinand.bookkeeperComptoirD'Escompte
de Paris, r. 2536 Folsom
Hinchbnrn A. C, special policeman, r. ,536 Third
Hiuchlifife Benjamin F., surveyor, r. 032 Market
Hinchlift'e William, proptr Gait House, 632 Market
Hiiichliffe William D., pressman, r. Gait House I
Hinchman Albert A., clerk auditor C. P. RR., r. 1124
Pine I
Hinchman Charles H., r. 1124 Pine
Hinchman Charles H. Jr., clerk California St. RR., r.
2237 Jackson
Hinchmaii Thomas W., secretary California St.
Railroad, Bay District Assn, San Francisco Pave-
ment Co., and Crystal Palace Assn, office SE cor
Larkin and California, r. :^37 Jackson
Hinchman Walworth H., assistant secretary California
St. RR., office SE cor California and Larkin, r. 2237
Jackson
Hinchy Mary, domestic 611 Harrison
Hinck Henry J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis
and Polk
Hincken Henry C, r. 38 Perry
Hinckley Acors B. (Bryden & Hinckley) r. 110 Eighth
Hinckley Charles E., clerk C. Adolphe Low & Co., r.
1517 Jackson
Hinckley Charles E. M., clerk Doane & Henshelwood,
r. 110 Taylor
Hinckley Daniel B. (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes) r.
Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Hinckley Emily M. Mrs., r. 1517 Jackson
Hinckley George E., physician, office and r. 519 Fol-
som
Hinckley George G.. bookkeeper Mission Bay Ware-
house, r. 519 Sacramento
Hinckley Henry, r. 310 Stockton
Hinckley Henry G., timekeeper Fulton Iron Works,
r. Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Hinckley Herbert M., stock broker, 238 Montgomery,
r. 1517 Jackson
Hinckley Ezra, machinist, r. 155 New Montgomery
Hinckley Ezra Mrs., teacher Zeitska's Institute, r. 155
New Montgomery .
Hinckley Kate G. Miss, teacher, r. 517 Folsom
Hinckley Lewis, waiter, r. 321 Pacific
Hinckley Mark, canmaker, r. 10 J^ Taylor
Hinckley Mark F., laborer, r. NE cor Burrows and
Berlin
Hinckley Otis W., bookkeeper, r. 1533 Sutter
Hinckley Rosa, widow, r. 207 Minna
Hinckley Sarah, widow, r. 1533 Sutter
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES ,D„...B.
Hinckley, James Spiers and Daniel E.
Hayes) proprietors Fulton Iron Worlcs,
^07-213 Fremont and 309-315 Howard,
office aao Fremont
Hinckley Walter B. T., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r.
1517 Jackson
Hinckley Walter C, engineer, r. 26 Franklin
^?" Hinckley. See Hinkley
Hinde Charles, teamster, r. 941 Bryant
Hinde Isabella Mrs., ladles nurse, r. 126 Park Av
Hinders Henry, boots and shoes, 340 Kearny, r. 1412
Larkin
Hindes Edward B., workman coiners' dept U. S. Mint,
r. 1206 Market
Hindman James, house and sign nainter, 275 Tehama
Hinds A., r. 520 Bush
Hinds Ambrose, shipping clerk, r. 1216 Jackson
Hinds Andrew, painter, r. 1100 Powell
Hinds Annie Miss, teacher Ewing Primary School, r.
764 Bryant
Hinds Charles E., r. 125 Second
Hinds Ellen, widow, r. 125 Second
Hinds George W., r. 125 Second
Hinds Harry, inspector Bell Telephone Co., r. 764
Bryant
Hinds Hiram C, r. NW cor Buchanan and Laurel Av
Hinds John, captain ship War Hawk, office Pier 10,
Steuart
Hinds S. J., reporter S. F. Chronicle, NE cor Bush
• and Kearny
Hinds William, carriage painter, r. 764 Bryant
Hinds William Jr., carriage painter, r. 764 Bryant
IK^ Hinds. See Heins. Heintz, Hinej and Hynes
Hine Cornelia Miss, cigarmaker I. S. Rosenbaum &
Co., r. 323 Tehama
Hine Nelson M., bookkeeper, r. 323 Tehama
Hine Willis H., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 236 O'Farrell
Hiues , baggagemaster, r. 403 Braunan
Hines Charles, drayman D. L. Farnsworth
Hines Cliarles D., geteral agent Pacific Coast
Hotel Register, 508 Montgomery
Hines E. J., tinsmith, r. Mercliants' Exchange
Hines Edward, r. 119 Taylor
Hiues Frank, longshoreman, r. 315 Filbert
Hines Herman, r. 69 Tehama
Hines James, shoemaker, r. 3 Bryant Av
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
JEWELiRY and WATCHES
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WAi^HINO ASVEL.I. DONE AT VERY lAtW RATES.
OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET,
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Hines James, starter City RR., r. 1731 Mission
Hlnes John, nightwatchman, r. 15 Howard Court
Hines John, show caseniaker, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Hines John, teamster Shaw & Sharp, r. 18 First
Hines John, woolscourer Lardner & Lee, r. 22 Kearny
Hines John C, stereotyper Joseph Winterburn & Co.,
r. Oakland
Hines J. W. (Higginbotham & Co.) r. Fresno, Cal.
Hines Patrick, laborer, r. N s Green, nr Battery
Hines Thomas, laborer, r. 402 Fremont
Hlms William, conductor N. B. and M. RR.. r. 829
Folsom
Hines William, nurse, r. 1035 Hampshire
Hines W'illiam, upholsterer, r. 15 Howard Court
B^ Hines. See Heins, Heiutz. Hinds and Hynes
Hingland Edward, longshoreman, r. 133 Fifth
Hink Gustave, restaurant S. P. C. RR. stmr Bay City
Hink Henry M., groceries and liquors, SE cor Dupont
and Greenwich, r. 439 Greenwich
Hink Martin, clerk Claus Otten, r. SW cor Octavia
and Post
Hink Peter H., wines and liquors, cor Montgom-
ery Av and Montgomery, NW cor Montgomery Ay
and Washington, and 552 Clay, r. 813 Union
Hinke Frederick, miner, r. 204 Van Ness Av
Hinkel Henry, carpenter and builder, r. 2310 Clay
Hiuker Mrs., widow, r. 15k' Freelon
Hinkle Charh's A., compositor, r. 37 Second
Hinkle Charles E., carpenter, r. 322 Fell
Hinkle Charles L., carpenter, r. 131(5 Eddy
Hinkle George W., carpenter, r. 322 Fell
Hinkle Hugh B., clerk O. V. Walker, r. 119 Liberty
Hinkle John, real estate, r. 825 Grove
Hinkle Jolin M., physician and surgeon, and
manager National Surgical Institute, 319 Bush, r.
Oakland
Hinkle Pliillp, hydraulic, oil and air pressure
elevators, 116-118 Main, r. 22 Geary
Hinkle W., r. 502 Washington
Hinkle William, millhand, r. 1107 McAllister
Hlnkleman Flora Miss. r. 564 Natoma
Hinkley Oliver, supt Pac. Carriage Co., 11 Powell, r.
110 Taylor
Hinkley Parker, bookkeeper, r. 339 Sixth
Hinkley Samuel S., bookkeeper B. & J. S. Doe, r. 330
O'Farrell
tff" Hinkley. See Hinckley
Hinman H. C, agent Merchants' Dispatch Trans-
portation Co., 411 California, r. Oakland
Hinman Walter S. (Hinman & Chapman) r. Florence
House
Hinman William E., clerk, r. 21 Hoff Av
Hinman Zerah L., conductor, r. 1322 Bush
Hinman <S£ Chapman (Walter S. Hinman and F.
M. Chapman) proprietors Norfolk Stable, 126
Ellis
Hinrichs A. & Co. (August Hinrichs) liquor saloon,
SE cor Vallejo and Front
Hinrichs August (A. Hinrichs & Co. and Rice &
Hinrichs) and liquor saloon. NW cor Front and
Union, r. SE cor Vallejo and Front
Hinrichs Gerhardt, show casemaker Teubner & Hoff-
man, r. SW cor Church and Elizabeth
Hinrichs Gustave, teacher music, r. 2110 Pine
Hinrichs John F.. proptr Ancon Hotel, 9 Pacific
•^ Hinrichs. See Henricks
Hlnrichsen Benjamin, clerk J. & P. Medau, r. New
Atlantic Hotel
Hinsch Paul H., bartender, r. 37 Pacific
Hinsch Thomas C, foreman United Carriage Co., r.
921 O'Farrell j
Hinsdale G. W., capitalist, r. Lick'House
Hintmann J. Dietrich, clerk, r. NW cor Turk and
Scott
Hinton Ada B. Miss, teacher Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 647 Folsom
Hinton Arthur T., compositor, r. 647 Folsom
Hinton Charles H., proof reader Eveuing Post, r. 647
Folsom
Hinton Isaac T., compositor, r. 647 Folsom
Hinton Margaret, bakery, 1235 Mission
Hinton Valentine, laborer, r. 1 August Alley, rear
Hinton William M. (W. M. Hinton & Co.) r. 647 Fol
som
Hinton William M. Jr., compositor, r. 647 Folsom
Hinton W. M. & Co. (William M. Hinton) printers,
536 Clay
Hintz Otto, laborer, r. 5 Freelon
Hintz TLiomas, engineer Geary St. RR., r. 1605 Bu-
chanan
Hintze Ferdinand, steward, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hintze Henry, porter Meyerstein, Loweuberg & Co., r.
1623 Sutter
Hintze Henry, student Pac. Bueineeis College, r. 300
Fourth
Hintze Isaac, tailor, 338 Bush, r. 1623 Sutter
Hintze Julius, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hintze Julius, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hintze Louis, shipping clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r.
1623 Sutter
Hinz Adolph C, bookkeeper John Landers, r. 710 Cal-
ifornia
Hinz Adolph F. (Dierck, Hinz & Plagemann) r. 15 Far-
ren Av
Hinz August C. (Hinz & Landt) r. 736 McAllister
Hinz Carl, salesman Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., r. 2925
Sacramento
Hinz Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 433 Turk
Hinz Louis J., butcher, r. 433 Turk
Hinz WiUiam (W. Haker c'c Hinz) r. 1721 Laguna
Hinz & Landt (August C. Hinz and Paul Landt) im-
porters millinery, silks, etc., 16-18 Second
Hinz. See Hintz
Hinze Frederick (Robinson & Hinze) r. 210 Octavia
Hinze Louis, longshoreman, r. E s Billings PI, nr Fil-
bert
Hiorth Bertha, domestic 734 Geary
Hipi^ard A., liquor saloon, 406 Pacific
Hippely Longinus, carpenter, r. 627 Fulton
Hippen John H., carrier Morning Call, r. 320 Post
Hippler Charles, machinist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Hippley Alexander C. carpenter, r. Turk St. Hotel
Hippmann Rudolph (Hippmanij & Schussler) r. 1516
Mason
Hippmann & Schussler (Rudolph Hippmann and
Adolph Schussler) fruits and vegetables, 28-29
California Market
Hipps Abraham, musician, r. 33 Moss
Hipps Hester Mrs., r. 270 Tehama
Hipwell Henry, druggist, r. 3.32 O'Farrell
Hiram William, milkman, r. 2630 Bush
Hird Anne, widow, r. 28 Turk
Hlrd C, driver William Weston, r. 28 Turk
1^" Hird. See Herd and Hurd
Hirigoyen Michel (F. Candau & Co.) r. 213 Third
Hirleman Philip, porter W. Cohen & Co., r. 1308 Lar-
kin
Hiron Victor, patternmaker, r. 136 Silver
Hiron Victor L., machinist, r. 136 Silver
Hirsch Alphouse, salesman Christian MuUer, r. 435
Eddy
Hirsch Benno, actor German Theatre, r. 228 Bush
Hirsch Benoit S., millinery goods, 748 Market, r.
426 Eddy
Hirsch Bernard, salesman S. Bine, r. 2113^ Turk
Hirsch Charles (Smith, Hirsch & Co.) office 310 San-
some
Hirsch Herman, billiardmaker The J. M. Brunswick
and Balke Co., r. Oakland
Hirsch Joseph, r. 211 }<J Turk
Hirsch Joseph (B. Bloch & Co.) r. Commercial Hotel
Hirsch Joseph, real estate, r. 925 Geary
Hirsch Leo, clerk Solomon Hirsch, r. 1510 Sacramento
Hirsch Leopold (W. Cohen & Co.) r. New York City
Hirsch Leopold, salesman B. Bloch & Co., r. 2106
Mason
Hirsch Leopold, agent B. Bloch h Co., r. 2106 Mason
Hirsch Louis, bookkeeper Castle Brothers & Loupe,
r. 713 O'Farrell
Hirsch Mary, domestic 1506 Larkin
Hirsch Prosper S., proptr Cafe Francais, SE cor Sac-
ramento and Kearny, r. 506 Ellis
Hirsch Leopold, collector, office 29 Kearny, r. 925 Lar-
kin
Hirsch Solomon, trea8<lrer German Theatre, office 29
Kearuy, r. 925 Larkin
Hirschberg Btrtha Miss, r. 205 Clara
Hirschberg Leah Miss, teacher music, r. SW cor Third
and Silver
Hirschberg Louisa Mrs., r. 205 Clara
Hirschey Harriet A., widow, seamstress, r. 1001 Fol-
som
Hirschfeld Albert, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r.
803 Ellis
Hirschfeld David (Hirschfeld & Saroni) r. SE cor
California and Scott
Hirschfeld Julius H., pawnbroker, 510 Kearny, r. 414
Eddy
Hirschfeld Neumann H., clerk Julius Hirschfeld, r.
442 Natoma
ii/iMnn\if cunnrc manufacturers of fine g.w.clark&co.
WinUUVi onHULO window SMes lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc. 645 Market st.
H
INCKIiEY, SPBKRS * HAYES, FlTSLiTOX IRON 1VORKS, 813 Fremont St..
nanufaeturers of SA^V MIl.li MACHINERV and SBIINOLK iflACIfflXKS.
HIE
502
HOB
Hirschfeld R. Mrs., widow, r. 506 35 Francisco
Hirschfeld & Saroni ) David Hirschfeld and Louis
Saroni) proptrs Steam Candy Works, and import-
ers nuts, 118-120 Davis
B^-Hirschfeld. See Hirshfeld
Hirschfelder Aaron Mrs., widow, r. 1326 Geary
Hirschfelder Anton, compositor, r. 1029 Clay
Hirschfelder Charles J., compositor, r. 405 Minna
Hiischfelder Joseph O., physician. ofBce 229 Geary, r.
132G Geary
Hirschfelder M., capitalist, r. 410 Sixth
Hlrscliinaii Ailolph, manufacturer jewelry and
importer diamonds, etc., 328 Bush, r. 1309 Octavia
Hirshfeld Bernard, crockery and tinware, 15 Fourth,
r. 19 Russ
Hirshfeld Charles, stockbrokor, 316 Montgomery, r.
2024 California
Hirshfeld Herman, merchant, r. 1817 Pine
Hirshfeld L. & Co., merchants (Bakersfield) offices
Battery
Hirshfeld Peter, wigmaker, r. 734 Sixteenth
Hirshfeld Solomon, dairy produce, 16-18 Grand Cen-
tral Market, r. 1515 Webster
Hlrshfield Maurice, clerk Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r.
1021 Polk
Hirshfleld Peter, baker, r. 20 Boardman PI
Hirshfield Rudolph H., salesman Nast, Greenzweig &
Co., r. 1021 Polk
e^~Hirshfield. See Hirschfeld and Hirshfeld
Hirth Leon J., collector Main St. Wharf, r. 1523 Post
Hischier Alexander, waiter Helvetia Hotel, 431 Pine
Hilgerloh August, bakery, 1305 Mission
Hiluerloh George, upholsterer, r. 1805 Mission
Hlslop Robert C, furniture and bedding, 424 Hayes
Hitch George H., watertender P. M. 88. City of New
York
Hitchcock Anthony H., laborer Portland Lodging
House, 807 Kearny
Hitchcock Clinton, bookkeeper, r. 1010 Powell
Hitclicock I>. W. , agent Union Pacific Railway
and Atchison Tppeka and Santa Fe Railroad,
office 1 Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
Hitchcock Grace B. Miss, teacher, r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Harry, harnessmaker Market St. ER., r.
1709 Stevenson
Hitchcock Helen M. Miss, assistant South Cosmopol-
itan Grammar School, r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Lindsey, salesman A. C. Hahn, r. 1010
Powell
Kitchens James, miner, r. 115 Mason
Hitchings E. W. Mrs., r. 124 OTarrell
Hitchlngs James H., barber, 448 California
Hitte Celestine, waiter August Ducroux, r. NE cor
Pacific and Montgomery
Hitte Fabian, French Zouaves, 808 Pacific
Hittell Charles, student Art School, r. 808 Turk
Hittell John S.,Htterateur A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 101
Grove
Hittell Theodore H., attorney at law, 23 Montgomery
Block, r. 808 Turk
Hixson Edward T., bookkeeper Hixson, Justi & Co., r.
901 Twentieth
Hixson H. B. & Co. (Henry B. Hixson and August
Menke) poultry and game, 48-49 Washington Mar-
ket
Hixson HenryB. (H. B. Hixson & Co.) and poultry
and game, 19 Bay City Market, r. 1220 Market
Hixson James P., merchant tailor, 140 Montgom-
ery, r. The Truesdell
Hixson Jasper M. (Hixson,Ju8ti & Co.) r. 216 Leaven-
worth
Hixson, Justi & Co. (Jasper M. Hixson, Charles
Justi and Walter D. Hixson) commission mer-
chants, 316-318 Washington
Hixson Walter D. (Hixson, Justi & Co.) r. 216 Leaven-
worth
Hixson Wilmer N., brakeman 8. P. RR., r. 610 Fourth
ll9'"Hix8on. See Hickson
Hjul Aonie Mrs., lodgings, 6 Central PI
Hjul Hans H. (Norager & Hjul) r. 6 Central PI
Hoadley Alfred, draftsman, r. 122 Taylor
Hoadley E. A., porter Wells, Fargo & Go's Express r
1122 Market
Hoadley George C, dentist, office and r. 5 5^ Kearny
Hoadley George W., bookkeeper Henry Steil, r. 122
Taylor
Hoadley Joseph H., machinist, r. 122 Taylor
Hoadley Milo, civil engineer, r. 2910 Bnsh
Hoadley M. R., r. 122 Taylor
Hoag Abigail Miss, r. 649 Howard
Hoag C. C, student Barnard's Business College
Hoag Charles C, collector, r. 204 McAllister
Hoag Eberhardt, joiner, r. 615 Natoma
Hoag Gertrude, widow, r. 1540 Ellis
Hoag Jacob V., r. 120 Liberty
Hoag James A., painter, r. 1902 Mission
Hoag Jared C, with Dewey & Co., r. 204 McAllister
Hoag Lunian B., eclectic physician, office and r. -649
Howard
Hoag William M., capitalist, 302 Montgomery, room 6,
r. 801 Leavenworth
8^ Hoag. See Hoge and Hogue
Hoagland Charles, seaman, r. 140 Folsom, rear
Hoaglaud Edward, teamster, r. 516 Howard
Hoagland William C, architect, 432 Montgomery,
room 14, r. 1205 Market
Hoagley Charles H., packer A. T. Eggleston, r. 2901
Bush
Hoagley Gilbert, captain stmr Ellen, r. Alameda
Hoar John, laborer, r. 105 J4 Freelon
Hoar John, laborer, r. 31 Ecker
Hoare Charles, molder, r. 524 Howard
Hoare Eliza, domestic 11 Essex
Hoare James, laborer, 540 Linden Av
Hoare Michael, hostler, r. 68 Natoma
Hoare Patrick, cartman Presidio Reservation
8^" Hoare. See Horr
Hobart Benjamin (Hobart, Wood k Co.) r. 726 Geary
Hobart Benjamin F., salesman Marcus C. Hawley &
Co., r. 2251 Mission
Hobart Charles, machinist, r. W s Douglass, nr Sev-
enteenth
Hobart John L., r. 2921 Sacramento
Hobart Marrilla, widow, r. 1411 Octavia
Hobart Walter S., capitalist, 224 California, r. 629 Sut-
ter
Hobart, Wood & Co. (Benjamin Hobart and
Samuel A. Wood) importers and manufacturers
boots and shoes, 15 Sansome
Hobbert Henry T., toys, fancy goods and jewelry, 218
Third, r. 13 Hampton PI
Bobbins Daniel, r. 321 Pacific
Hobbose Mary Mrs., bakery, SW cor Webster and
Haight
Hobbose William J. E., engineer, r. SW cor Webster
and Haight
Hobbs Belle, domestic 2003 Bush
Hobbs Frederick, grain broker, office 402 Front, r. 1016
Bush
Hobbs George L., shoemaker, r. 12 35 Zoe
Hobbs Hiram H., stockbroker, r. 1708 Geary
Hobbs J. K., laborer, r. 8 Warren Av
Hobbs John K. C. (Hobbs, Wall & Co.) r. 1912 Jessie
Hobbs, Wall & Co. (John K. C. Hobbs and J. G.
Wall) boxmakers, 11-13 Beale and 10-12 Main
Hobbs Walter S., attorney at law, 6 Montgomery
Av, third floor, r. 20 Turk
Hobdell Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 613 Hyde
Hobe Adolphus A., chief deputy County Treasurer, r.
602 Capp
Hobe Charles F., jeweler, r. 1633 Hyde
Hobe George J., secretary Masonic Cemetery
Assn, 42 Masonic Temple, r. 1633 Hyde
Hobe George O., bookkeeper Phoenix Iron Works, r.
1633 Hyde
Hobe Sophia A. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Primary
School, r. 602 Capp
Hoben Henry, master mariner, r. 1218 Kearny
Hobro William D., plumbing and gas fitting,
727 Washington, r. 2613 Clay
Hobron Cornelius, conductor Sutter St. ER., r. 128
Locust Av
Hobron Henry, captain Berkeley Ferry stnir Mare
Island, r. 1218 Kearny
Hobron W^illiam McC, proprietor Sacramento
Market, 5 Jackson, r. 1 Perry
Hobson Bessie. flBfMU*^ 2221 Jackson
Hobson C. B., bookkeeper The Singer Mnfg Co., r. 510
Mason
Hobson George M., laborer, r. cor Eleventh and Na-
toma
Hobson Henry, carpenter, r. 61 West Mission
Hobson Henry B., r. 9 Page
Hobson John E. (Moore, Ferguson & Co.) r. 501 Geary
Hobson Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 1234 Pacific
Hoburg Frank T., law student Cope & Boyd, r. 1110
Powell
Hoburg William H.. real estate agent, r. 1110 Powell
Hoburg William H. Jr., clerk B. O. Oakley, r. 1110
Powell
SAN FRfihCISCO LAUNDRY. *''*''i"9*Sl'rfc!!LT/T'-''*''«*''«
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPOKTER OF AND DEAIiKR IN COAl. AND PIG IRON,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
HOC
503
HOF
Hochbrun Henry, barber, r. 271 Clara
Hochguertel Nicholas, proptr Long Branch Hotel,
South of Point Lobos Av, on Ocean beach
Hochheimer Jnlia Miss, assistant Turk St. Primary
School, r. loOH Larkin
Hochheimer Simon, insurance broker, 313 California,
r. 1506 Larkin
Hochholzer Hugo, architect, ofl&ce 215 Sansome,
room 8
Hochholzer James, furniture designer and mnfr, r.
1520 Geary
Hochkofler Rudolf, merchandise broker and
Austro-Hungariau Consul, 203 Front, r. Oakland
Hochstadter Edgar S., with Eehfiach, Martin & Co.,
r. 1526 Sutter
Hochstadter Eli. stockbroker, r. 320 Geary
Hochstadter Kobert, upholsterer, r. 1526 Sutter
Hochsteiu Adolph, general bookkeeper LazardFreres,
r. 512 Hyde
Hock Charles, r. 422 Golden Gate Av
Hock Charles, butcher, r. SW cor Union and Mason
Hock Charles T., barber, 542 Clay, r. 954 Mission
Hock Henry, driver National Brewery, r. 1250 Turk
Hock Henry Jr., pianomaker, r. 1250 Turk
Hock Kittie Miss, dressmaker Carl Woerner, r. 1250
Turk
Hock Tobias, contractor, office 516 Kearny, r. 422
Golden Gate Av
Hock William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hockenbcrry Macaloy, teamster, r. 2420 Sutter
Hodes August, barber, r. 7 Cottage PI
Hudes Augusta, domestic 1214 Leavenworth
Hodgdon Carrie, domestic 205 Eleventh
Hodgdon Charles H., master mariner, r. 22 Hickory
Av
Hodgdon Eva, domestic 1304 California
Hodgdon James B., assistant freight agent C. P. RR.,
r. 617 Third
Hodgdon S. Mrs., widow, r. 209 Geary
HODGDON WALTEK H. A,
pkysiciau and surg^eon, ofHce and r. 309
Geary-
Hodge Ann, widow, r. 4 Kent
Hodge Benjamin O.. mining, office 330 Pine, r. 120
Sixth
Hodge Chafles, compositor, r. 120 Sixth
Hodge Charles H., boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf, r. 1
Hodge's Alley
Hodge Christian, framemaker, r. 108 William
Hodge, Davis & Co., merchants (Portland, Or.) office
110 Front
Hodge Frank, mining, r. 120 Sixth
Hodge John G. (John G. Hodge & Co.) r. 616 Mason
Hodge John G. & Co. (John G. Hodge and Fred.
A. Lawson) stationers, bookbinders and printers,
314 California
Hodge Joseph, hostler, r. 108 William
Hodge Michael, drayman, cor Market and East, r. 338
Union
Hodge Robert, cloak and suit mnfr, 10 Fifth
Hodgps A. D.Jr., mining engineer, 217 Sansome, room
10, r. Oakland
Hodges George, carpenter Horace Davis & Co.,r. Oak-
land
Hodges James, r. 4 Central PI
Hodges Mary L. Miss, r. 4 Central PI
Hodgkin DeCourcy W., bookkeeper Preston & McKin-
ney,r. Railroad Av,bet Eleventh and Twelfth Avs,
South S. F.
Hodgkin John W. (A. Germon & Co.) r. San Leandro
Hodgkins Henry, coremaker, r. 1615 Jones
Hodtikins Henry J., carpenter r. 1615 Jones
Hodgkins John, miner, r. 64 First
Hodgkins Pilsbury, steamer messenger Wells, Fargo
& Go's Express, r. 26J5 Sacramento
Hodgkins' Wharf, foot L, South S. F.
Hodgkins William L., clerk Benjamin Schloss & Co.,
r. 1006 Larkin
Hodgkins William M., clerk Fisher Ames. r. 2625
Sacramento
Hodgson Robert, wool sorter, r. 532 Bryant
Hodnet John, grain sampler, r. 316 Minna
Hodnet Mary, widow, r. 316 Minna
Hodnet Mary, domestic N s Beaver, bet Sanchez and
Noe
Hodnet William, grain sampler, r. 316 Minna
Hodnett Jeremiah, shipper and sampler Rodgers,
Meyer & Co., r. 309 Seventeenth
Uodnett John, waiter, r. G43 Post
Hodson Daniel, chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 31
Freelon
Hodson Emily Miss, shirtmaker, r. 31 Freelon
Hodson Sophia, widow, r. 31 Freelon
Hoeber Eugene G. L., compositor, r. 1014 Washing-
ton
Hoeber Henry, measurer of vessels and inspector Cus-
tom House, r. 1014 Washington
Hoeckele Louis, r. 516 Franklin
Hoefele Paul, laborer, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Hoefer Alexander, barber, r. 26 John
Hoefer Eugene, student, r. 2G John
Hoefer George, driver Lick Laundry, r. 13 Lick PI
Hoefer Henry, gilder, r. 523 Vallejo
Hoefer John, clerk A.Wolfe, r. 523 Vallejo
Hoefer John P., saddler, r. 26 John
Hoefer Paul, saddler R. Stone, r. 26 John
Hoefer Severin P.. candymaker, r. 26 John
l^*~ Hoefer. See Hoffer
Hoefler Lou. M., clerk Alfred A. Cohen, r. Oakland
Hoeflich Morris, speculator, r. 310 Stockton
Hoeft Henry, engineer, r. 10 Polk
Hoeft John, liquor saloon, 818 Clay
Hoegemann Julius, clerk H. H. Heitman, r. NE cor
Eighteenth aud Valencia
Hocges Jacob, coffee saloon, 325 Bush, r. 325 3^ Bush
Hoehn Jacob, general superintendent Summit Ice
Co., (>4 Minna
Hoehn Philip J., fruit and produce, 1435 Twenty-
fourth
Hoehna Charles, porter Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r. N s
Columbia, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Hoelscher A. & Co. (Anton Hoelscher and George
Scharetg) proptrs South S. F. Brewery, NW cor
Fourteenth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Hoelscher Anton (A. Hoelscher k Co.) r. Railroad Av,
nr Fourteenth Av, South S. F.
Hoelscher August, r. SE cor Eddy and Mason
Hoelscher Eliza Mrs. (William Hoelscher & Co.) r. 19
Pearl
Hoelscher William & Co. (Mrs. Eliza Hoelscher)
wholesales wines and liquors, 504 Market
Hoelstad S. T., porter, r. 915 Montgomery
Hoenes Louis W. (Stolz & Hoenes) r. 1103 Folsom
Hoensel Charles, waiter, r. 212 Hickory Av
Hoeper George W., bookkeeper Jersey Farm Milk
Depot, r. 350 Tehama
Hoepner John, steward, r. 16 Folsom
Hoepner Nicholas, seaman schr Lizzie Theresa
Hoerchuer Charles, night inspector Custom House, r,
128 Golden Gate Av
Hoerter George, waiter Henry Grimm, r. 258 Twelfth
Hoertkorn Charles, boot and shoemaker, 543 Washing-
ton, r. 1116 Montgomery
Hoerz Henry, bartender, r. Astor House
Hoescli Henry, restaurant, 417 Pine, r. 1216'CIay
Hoesch Henry F., clerk Harry W. Syz, r. 1216 Clay
Hoesck John, secretary Board of Health, office 14
O'Farrell, r. 603 Bush
Hoesch Ludwig, Cigarmakers' Assn, 114 Dupont
Hoesch William, messenger Board of Health, r. 603
Bush
Hoetzell Joseph, cutler, r. 3 Ewer PI
Hoetzell Julius, butcher, r. 3 Ewer PI
Hoey Eliza, widow, r. 728 Brannan
Hoey Eugene, manufacturer Hoey's Patent Sofa-
Bed, 25 Turk
Hoey John, with Eugene Hoey, r. 114 Turk
Hoey John, tanner, r. 728 Brannan
Hoey Joseph, teamster, r. 728 Brannan
Hoey Lawrence, woolpuller, r. 728 Brannan
Hoey Mollie Miss, tobaccosorter, r. 728 Brannan
Hoey Oweu, wood, coal, hay and grain, SE cor Har-
rison and Twenty-fourth
Hoey Robert, engineer, r. 329 Vallejo
Hoey Thomas, bootblack, r. 1300 Kearny
Hoey Thomas, coalpasser O. R. and N. 8S. Columbia
Hoey William, painter, r. 136 Shipley
Hoey William Jr., painter, r. 136 Shipley
8^~Hoey. See Hoy
Hofen Leo (Hofen k Co.) r. 1005 Sutter
.Hofeu Peter Karl, carpenter, r. 1118 Kearny, tear
Hofen 6i Co. (Leo Hofeu and Charles F. Leege)
Empire Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, and sole
agents Empire and Eureka Match Factories, 412
Clay
Hofendahl Julius, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Hoff Caroline, domestic 920 Valencia
Hoff Christian, bootmaker, r. 418 Powell
Hoff Christine, domestic 920 Valencia
HARDWOOD LUMBER
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Speai St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. MORSE,
I»HOT4MiKAPHEK. 826 SIAKKET ST. j
Views of nil tlie prin«-i|>al places on the P»eific Coast for sale.
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Hoff Katie, domestic 1623 Mission
Hoff Jacob, laborer, r. 534 J<2 Nintli
Hoff John, tailor, r. 7 August Alley
Hoff Ludwig, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Hoff Mathia, domestic 18 Sherman
Hoff Simon, tailor, r. 1304 Mission
Hoff Thomas, tailor, r. 1304 Mission
Hoff Victor, merchant, r. (109 Taylor
B^Hoff. See Hough and Huff
Hoflacker B. J., clerk Ball & Julian, r. 29 Oak Grove
Av
Hoffacker Sally, widow, r. 219 First
Hoffelt John, conductor Market St. KB., r. 1008
Steiner
Hoffenbacher Conrad, butcher, r. 7 Sonoma PI
Hofler Sarah, widow, r. 1717 Turk
JjyHoffer. See Hoefer
Hoffman A. B., advertising agent, ofSce 216 Kearny
Hoffman Abram, actor Tivoli Garden, r. 963 Mission
Hoffman Adam, tanner, r. E s Nebraska, nr Yolo
Hoffman Alexander, r. 6 Miles PI
Hoffman August, clerk August Bose, r. 1113 Howard
Hoffman B., r. 225 OTarrell
Hoffman Bernard, cigardealer, r. 208 Golden Gate Av
Hoffman Bernard, tailor, r. 260 Stevenson
Hoffman Britton L., cook, r. 438 Minna
Hoffman Charles, r. 615 Turk
Hoffman Charles, janitor Home of Inebriates, r. 226
Chestnut
Hoffman Charles, machinist, r. 435 Pine
Hoffman Charles A. (Simmons & Hoffman) r. 421
Fourth
Hoffman Charles A., engraver Hoffman & Sohenk, r.
919 Union
Hoffman Charles D., watchman, r. NE cor McAllister
and Franklin
Hoffman Charles H., teacher music, r. 116 Ellis
Hoffman Charles S., teacher music, r. 607 Ellis
Hoffman C. Max, cabinetmaker, r. NE cor Fourth and
Silver
Hoffman Edmund, commission and merchandise
broker, r. 901 Larkin
Hoffman E. L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 114 Ellis
Hoffman Emil, car conductor, r. 216 Ninth
Hoffman George, cabinetmaker, r. 1825 Union
Hoffman George M., cooper, r. 58 Jj Second
Hoffman Gottlieb (Hoffman & Schenk) r. 1516 Mason
Hoffman H., cooper, r. 58}^ Second
Hoffman Henry, laborer, r. 35 Juniper
Hoffman Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hoffman Henry F. W., accountant, r. 534 Bartlett
Hoffman John (Niemeyer & Hoffman) r. 403 Spear
Hoffman John, label printer, 506 Commercial, r. Ala-
meda
Hoffman John M., photographer I. West Taber, r.
Ahlborn House
Hoffman Joseph (Hoffman & Co.) r. 1716 Sacramento
Hoffman Joseph, laborer, r. First St. House
Hoffman Joseph H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt&Co.,
r. Oakland
Hoffman L., laborer, r. 1010 Montgomery
Hoffman Lawrence, steward P. C. SS. George W. Elder,
r. 47 Stanly PI
Hoffman Louis, butcher, r. 418 3<j Grove
Hoffman Martin, shoemaker, NE cor Chestnut and
Mason
Hoffman Mary L. Mrs. , assistant Girls High School,
r. 534 Bartlett
Hoffman Michael, metal casemaker, r. 1316 Larkin
Hoffman Ogilen, Judge U. S. District Court and
ex-officio Judge U. S. Circuit Court, chambers 68
U. S. Appraiser's Bldg, third floor, r. Pacific Club
Hoffman P., r. 420 Jackson
Hoft'man Peter, maltster, r. 126 Park Av
Hoffman Sandor (Hoffman & Cohn) r. 26 Hampton PI
Hoffman Sarah J., adjuster V. S. Mint, r. 1718 Sutter
Hoffman Seligmau (Hoffman & Co.) r. New York City
Hoffman Simeon, salesman Fisher & Baum, r. 624 Mc-
Allister
Hoffman Simon, speculator, r. 1814 Post
Hoffman SoutUurd, clerk U. S. District Court,
office U. S. Appraiser's Building, third floor, rooms
63-66, r. San Kafael
Hoffman 'W. H., r. 912 Lyon
Hoffman "William, woodturner, r. Thoroughfare Ho-
tel
Hoffman William G., painter, r. 1521 Webster
Hoffman William H., clerk, r. 640 Filbert
Hoffman William H., clerk Cal. Powder Works, r. 1718
Sutter
Hoffman & Co. (Seligman and Joseph Hoffman, David
Bloom and Ephraim Simon)importers fancy goods,
Yankee notions, etc., 17-19 Batterj-
Hoftman & Cohn (Sandor Hoffman and Elias Cohn)
cigars and tobacco, 206 Thiid
Hoffman di Sclienlt(Guttlieb Hoffman and Chris-
tian Schenk) engravers and stencil cutters, 414
Sacramento
Hoffmann Albert, liquor saloon, 208 Dupont
Hoffmann Albert, lunch house, 120 Leidesdorff, r. 3
William
Hoffmann A. M. Mrs., physician, office and r. 1422
Folsom
Hoffmann Andrew, cook, r. 1910 Larkin, rear
Hoffmann Anna Miss, bakery, 139 Gough
Hoffmann August, tinner, r. 655 Washington
Hoffmann August, bartender, r. 630 Pacific
Hoffmann Caroline, widow, r. 1206 Jackson
Hoft'maun Charles, merchant, r. 1307 Webster
Hoffmann Charles, salesman Kohlberg & Co.,r. 1435}$
Mission
Hoffmann Charles, tinsmith, r. 1206 Jackson
Hoffmann Charles H., gardener, r. 139 Gough
Hoffmann Charles S., wood carver, 310 Mission, r.l921
Jessie
Hoffmann Christian, upholsterer, r. 1 Myrtle Av
Hoffmann Christian P., civil engineer Union Iron
Works, r. 1521 Webster
Hoffmann Clarissa, widow, r. 1523 Post
Hoffmann David, laborer Pioneer Malt House
Hoffmann Dietrick (Hofl'mann & Brother) r. NW cor
Church and Twenty-fourth
Hoffmann Edward Mrs. (Hoffmann & Ernst) r. 1206
Jackson
Hoffmann Emil, clerk James H. Gates, r. 1521 Web-
ster
Hoffmann Emil, printer I. West Taber, r. 528 Pine
Hoffmann Emile, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 110
Guerrero
Hoffmann Ernest (Hoffmann k Brother) r. NW cor
Church and Twenty-fourth
Hoffmann George, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-second and Howard
Hoffmann George, packer John H. Fisher, r. 1206
Jackson
Hoffmann George, porter Haas Bros., r. 1624 Dupont
Hofl'mann Henry (Stein, Simon & Co.) r. 110 Guerrero
Hoffmann Henry, confectioner, r. 1035 Market
Hoffmann Henry, laborer, r. cor Powell and Bay
Hoffmann Henry, watchman, r. Huettmann's Hotel
Hoffmann Henry Jr., clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 110
Guerrero
Hoffmann H. William, woodturner, r. 598 Brannan
Hoffmann Jean, Cooks' and Bakers' Union, SW cor
Kearny and Post
Hoffmann John, r. 1 Kramer PI
Hoffmann John, r. 560 Stevenson
Hofl'mann John, laborer, r. 9 Bryant Av
Hofl'mann John, teamster, r. Stanford Hotel
Hoflmaau John Frank, metalworker, r. 1316 Larkin
Hoffmann John V., cabinetmaker, r. 739 Howard
Hofl'mann Joseph, porter Frederick Hufschmidt, r.
Oakland
Hoffmann Julia, widow, dressmaker, r. 226 Sutter
Hoffmann Julia R. Mrs., furnished rooms, '209 Dupont
Hoffmann Louis U., woodcarver. r. 1921 Jessie
Hoffmann Paul, cabinetmaker, r. 302 FiUmore
Hoffmann Philipp, compositor, r. 15 Varennes
Hoffmann Simon, tanner, r. 14353^ Mission
Hofl'mann "Victor (Hoffmann & Curtis) r. 16'23 Dupont
Hofl'mann Victor Jr., engineer, r. 1623 Dupont
Hoffmann William (Teubner & Hoffmann) r. 1316
Larkin
Hofl'mann & Brother (Ernest and Dietrick) groceries
and liquors, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Church
Hoffmann & Curtis (Victor Hoffmann and John
M. Curtis) architects, .528 California, rooms 14-15
Hoffmann & Ernst (Mrs. Edward Hoffmann and Henry
Ernst) stoves and tinware, 1214 Stockton
IJS°Hofl'mann. See Hoft'man and Hofmann
Hoffmeister E., laborer Presidio Reservation
Hoffmeister Engelhardt, baker, r. Black Point
Hoffmeister Fritz, liquor saloon, 507 Clay, r. 536
Washington
Hoffmeyer 'Volmer, pianist, r. 1613 Gough
Hofl'ner Lydla, widow, r. 921 Jackson
Hoffschneider William (Joseph Winterburn & Co.) r.
Oakland
Hoffstetter Bernhard, physician French Hos-
pital, oflice and r. 335 Geary
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Manufacturers of fine JEWELRY and DIAMOND Work
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR IVASHINO PROnPTLT ATTENIOED TO
OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET.
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Hofleug Frank J., student Pac. Business College, r.
SOS Taylor
Hofleng Frederick, watches and jewelry, 5 Third, r.
508 Taylor
Hofleng Frederick Jr., dentist, r. 508 Taylor
Hofleng John F., assayer, r. 508 Taylor
Hofman Frank, laborer, r. 6:i6 Commercial
Hofman Henry, office 205 Battery, r. 219 Dupont
Hofmann Adolph (Hofmann Brothers) r. Alameda
Hofmaiin August, baker, r. 625 Clay
Hofmann August, liquor saloon, 1026 Market, r. 409
Post
Uofmann Brotliers (Adolph and Ottokar) ore
sampling, crushing, pulverizing, etc., 415 Mis-
sion
Hofmann Franz, maltster, r. N s Moulton, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Hofmann Henry, cellerman Empire Brewery, r. 1
Chestnut PI
Hofmann Hugo, packer E. Adelsdorfer & Co., r. SW
cor Powell and Francisco
Hofmann Isaac L. (Hofmann & Woenne) r. 616 Ellis,
rear
Hofmann John, packer A. Schilling & Co., r. NW cor
Stockton and Vallejo
Hofinann JosepbA., books and stationery, 208
Montgomery, r. l2l9 Bush
Hofmann Louis, woodturner, 347 Fifth, r. 508 Bran-
nan
Hofmann Louis N., salesman Nolan Brothers, r. 753
Howard
Hofmann Martin, tinsmith, r. 63^ O'Farrell Alley
Hofmann Mattlians, proprietor First St. House,
64-06 First
Hofmann Ottokar (Hofmann Brothers) r. Arizona
Hofmann Richard H., bookkeeper Bank of California,
r. 753 Howard
Hofmann & Woenne (Isaac L. Hofmann and Emil
Woenne) butchers, P06 Market
(^"Hofmann. See Hoffman and Hofi'mann
Hofrichter Moritz, hamessmaker, r. E s Twenty-
sixth, bet Alabama and Columbia
Hofstatter Emily Miss, r. F, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Avs, South S. F.
Hofstetter George, cooper, r. F, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Avs, South S. F.
Hofstetter Herman, blacksmith, Railroad Av, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Avs, r. Seventeenth Av,
nr F, South S. F.
Hogan Bessie Mrs., r. 25 Minna
Hogan Catherine, widow, furnished rooms, 273 Jessie
Hogan Cornelius, wood, coal, hay and grain, 1831
Mission, and NW cor Alabama and Twenty-third
Hogan Daniel, blacksmith, r. 2204 Pine
Hogan Daniel, engineer, r. 3 Freelon
Hogan Daniel, liquor saloon, 411 Fourth
Hogan Delia Miss, cashier restaurant Palace Hotel
Hogan Dennis, driver, r. 117 William
Hogan Dennis, gas fitter, r. 28 Louisa
Hogan Edward, carpenter, r. 26 De Boom
Hogan Edward, paver, r. 719 Clementina
Hogan Edward, teamster, r. 18 Garden
Hogan Ellen, widow, r. 25 Kate
Hogan Ellen Miss, r. 44 Tehama
Hogan Ellon Miss, lodgings, 3J17 Jessie
Hogan Ellen A., widow, r. 110 Sixth
Hogan Ellen A., widow, r. 504 Minna
Hogan Eugene, laborer, r. 152 Clara
Hogan Eugene Jr., painter, r. 1.52 Clara
Hogan Frank, cooper, r. 33 Nevada
Hogan Fred Mrs., r. 25 Minna
Hogan Frederick C, teamster, r. Jersey, bet Butte
and Solano
Hogtin George, employee Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
25 Minna
Hogan James, r. cor Central Av and Geary
Hogan James, laborer, r. NW cor Washington and
Cherry
Hogan James, laborer, r. 1040 Howard
Hogan James E., lineman Cal. District Tel., r. 264
Stevenson
Hogan Jeremiah, hostler, r. 263 Stevenson
Hogan Johanna, dressmaker, r. 24 Third
Hogan John, agent Commercial Insurance Co., r. 501
Sixth
Hogan John, coaldealer, r. 18 Garden
Hogan John, cooper, r. 25 Kate
Hogan John, laborer, r. 3 Eureka
Hogan John, laborer, r. 551 Natoma
Hogan John, laborer, r. 1041 York
Hogan John, laborer A. E. Buokman
Hogan John, laborer P. M. SS. Co'b Wharf
Hogan John, lineman Cal. District Tel., r. 264 Stev-
enson
Hogan John, machinist, r. 318}^ Ivy Av
Hogan John A. (Hogan & Co.) r. 27 Nevada
Hogan John F., cooper, r. 209 Seventh
Hogan John T., teamster, r. 2521 California
Hogan Joseph H., messenger Cal. District Tel., r. 264
Stevenson
Hogan Joseph I., clerk J. Boysen & Son, r. 1112M Har-
rison
Hogan Joseph B., laborer, r. 320i4 Ritch
Hogan J. P. , chiropodist, r. 746 Mission
Hogan Lillie Miss, pantry girl Palace Hotel
Hogan Maggie Miss, milliner, r. 518 Howard i
Hogan Margaret, widow, r. 1112}^ Harrison '
Hogan Margaret, domestic 454 Bryant |
Hogan Martin C, groceries and contractor, SW cor
Vallejo and Leavenworth I
Hogan Marj-, widow, r. 228 Langton !
Hogan Mary Mrs., laundress La Grande Laundry, E s '
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom |
Hogan Mary A., widow, r. 1255 California |
Hogan Mary E. Miss, shoefitter, r. 1424 Dolores |
Hogan Maurice, driver City RR., r. 1452 Minna ■
Hogan Michael, contractor, r. 1419 Laguna
Hogan Michael, cooper, r. 710 >b Tehama :
Hogan Michael, donkeyman P. C. SS. Gipsy
Hogan Michael, driver Phtenix Brewery, r. 909 Eight-
eenth
Hogan Michael, hallman Grand Hotel
Hogan Michael, harnessmaker, r. 627 Stevenson
Hogan Michael, laborer, r. 24 Glover
Hogan Michael, laborer, r. 319 Folsom
Hogan Michael, laborer, r. 822 Vallejo
Hogan Michael, laborer, r. 1021 Vallejo
Hogan Michael, machinist, r. 1210 Pacific
Hogan Michael, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel.
Hogan Michael, solicitor, r. 100 }<S Jackson
Hogan Michael Jr., traveling agent C. S. Drake & Co.,
r. 1216 Pacific
Hogan Michael C, cook O. R. and N. SS. Columbia, r.
1112 Washington
Hogan Michael J., fish, 30 Grand Central Market, r.
963 Harrison
Hogan Michael J., real estate, r. 14 Bannam PI
Hogan Michael L., groceries and liquors, 219 Eleventh
Hogan Owen N., compositor, r. 1419 Hyde
Hogan P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hogan Patrick, blacksmith, r. 231 Second
Hogan Patrick, carpenter, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Clay
Hogan Patrtck, cook, r. 18 Fifth Av
Hogan Patrick, horse trainer, r. 27 Everett
Hogan Patrick, laborer J. Macdonough & Co., r. 421
Spear
Hogan Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Eighteenth and
Noe
Hogan Patrick, milker Sarthou & Cassou, r. W s Glr-
ard, nr Silver Av
Hogan Patrick, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 39
Natoma
Hogan Patrick, porter Castle Bros. & Loupe, r. 1717
Hyde
Hogan Patrick S., farmer, r. Ocean House Flat
Hogan Philip Jr., chiropodist, r. 746 Mission
Hogan Richard, agent, r. 14 Bannam PI
Hogan Robert, detective, r. 410 Kearny
Hogan Sadie Miss, Cloakmaker Yates & JackBon, r.
228 Langton
Hogan T. G., manager M. J. Flavin, r. 228 Montgom-
ery Av
Hogan Thomas, laundryman La Grande Laimdry, E 8
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Hogan Thomas, watchman, r. 308 Union
Hogan Thomas C, laborer, r. 146 Silver
Hogan William, r. 640 Jessie
Hogan William, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 73 Stev-
enson
Hogan William, expressman, r. 25 M Pleasant
Hogau William A., cooper, r, 27 Nevada
Hogan William F,, watertenderP. M. SS. Colima
Ho^an 6i Co. (John A. Hogan, Patrick T. Butler
and David B. Brown) cooperage, 106 Drumm
Hogarth Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hogarty Dennis, laborer, r. 31 Fteelon
Hoge Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 702 Harrison
Hoge Charles J., clerk Joseph P. Hoge, r. 915 Van Nees
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Firi-TOW IROBT WORK!«, 213 Fremont Sitreet.
Manufacturers of AmalgamHtiii^^ PanM und Kettlera.
HOG
506
HOL
Hoge James C, bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
518 Stockton
Hoge Jane A., widow, r. 510 Fourth
Hoge Joseph P. , attorney at law, 5 Montgomery Block,
r. 915 Van Ness Av
IS^"Hoge. See Hogue and Hoag
Hogeboom L.V., chief engineer C.P. RR. stmr Solano,
r. 2218 Mission
Hoger Emma, widow, r. 1319 Pine
Hoger Ernst C, r. 1319 Pine
Hoger Herman, wood and coal, 1317 Pine, r. 1319 Pine
Hogg Alfred H., druggist, 229 Leavenworth, r. 405
Kddy
Hogg James (Hogg & Sperry) r. 1514 Larkin
Hogg Robert A. M., attorney at law, 531 California, r.
1130 Market
Hogg T. Egenton, president Oregon Pacific BR. Co.,
office 302 Montgomery, room 6, r. Lick House
Hogof <fe Sperry (James Hogg and James W. Sper-
ry) grain dealers and commission merchants, 22
California
Hoglund Charles, longshoreman, r. 308 Folsom, rear
Hogref Frederick (Kahrs & Hogref) r. NW cor Post
and Taylor
Hogrefe Charles, carpenter, r. 1214 Mission
Hogue A. H.. student Heald's Business College
Hogue George W., sergeant police, r. 815 Union
Hogue Thomas, fireman stmr Mary GaTratt
Hohenschild Giorge, cook Meyer's Bakery, 211 Sutter
Hohenschild George (estate of) (GilfiUan & Hohen-
schildl 33 California Market
Hohenschild George, clerk Gilfilian & Hohenschild,
r. 23 Valparaiso
Hohenschild Rafaela, widow, r. 23 Valparaiso
Hohenstein Louis, porter New Atlantic Hotel
Hohenthal Charles, clerk A. Selig, r. 362 Clementina
Holientlial Gustave, manufacturer ruiHings,
ruches, flutiugs, &c., and dealer fancy goods, 131
FoMrth
Hohlweg Frederick, druggist and apothecary, NE cor
Jackson and Polk, r. 2110 Polk
Hohmann T., waiter stmr Onward
Hohn John H., laborer, r. 235 Perry, rear
Hohn Ole, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Hohndorf Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Hohwiesner Clemens (Charles Ed. Heise & Co.) r. 820
Bush
Hohwiesner Fr. (Geo. Marcus & Co.) r. 820 Bush
Hoin Isadore N., clerk Thomas W. Magill, r. 1528
Pacific Av
Hoin Pierre P., bartender, r. 1528 Pacific Av
Hoiu Pierre P. Jr., general superintendent Post
Oflice, r. 1510 Bush
Hoin Theodore E., r. 1805 Polk
Hoit Martha C, widow, r. 333 O'Farrell
Hoitt Ira G. , business manager dept Commerce and
Industries A. L. Bitncroft & Co., r. 907 Bush
B^Hoitt. See Hoyt
Hokanson Olof (Hokanson & Vietheer) r. 507 Fil-
bert
Hokanson Si "Vietheer (Olof Hokanson and Hen-
ry Vietheer) liquor saloon. 527 East
Hokey Frederick, wheelwright, r. 516 Brannan
Holahan Jennie, widow, r. 209 Twenty-fourth
Holahan John, junk dealer, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet
Castro and Noe
Holahan Thomas, rigger, r. 344 Brannan
B^Holahan. See Hallahan and Holihan
Holb Chris., baker Mrs. A. E. Swain
Holba Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 16 Scott PI
Holbeche William, horseshoer, 1048 Mission
Holborn Louis, expressman, r. 438 Broadway
Holborn Susan A., widow, r. 1107 Folsom
Holbrook Andrew, seaman, r. 717 Stockton
HolbrooK Benjamin F., salesman J. W. Davidson &
Co., r. 37 Liberty
Holbrook Charles (Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson) r. 928
Bush
Holbrook Charles, clerk, r. 209 Hyde
Holbrook Charles B., physician, office 1249 Market, r
141 Ninth
Holbrook Charles B. Jr., policeman, r. 1209 Howard
Holbrook Charles T., clerk general passenger and
ticket agent C. P. RR., r. 312 Ellis
Holbrook Clarence W., shoefinisher, r. 1326 Natoma
Holbrook Cosmetic Co., Charles H. Wheeler
sole agent, office 330 Sutter
Holbrook Frank A., druggist, 1249 Market, r. 141
Ninth
Holbrook Henry C, booteutter, r. 230 Turk
Holbrook Henry T., general business agent, 420 Mont*
gomery
Holbrook James M., shoemaker, r. 1326 Natoma
Holbrook John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Holbrook, Merrill & Stet«on (Charles Hol-
brook, John F. and Charles Merrill and James B.
Stetson) importers and jobbers Stoves and metals,
and manufacturers tinware, 225-239 Market and
1-17 Beale
Holbrook Nellie, actress, r. 1527 Post
Holbrook William, cook, r. 1561 J^ Market
Holbrook William H., r. 10 Vandewater
Holcomb A., clerk I. G. Wingate, r. Oakland
Holcomb Albert E., driver City RR., r. 31 Potter
Holcomb Charles N., salesman Thomas S. Eastman
Holcomb Franklin, real estate, r. 226 Green
Holcomb George W., teamster, r. 31 Potter
Holcomb W. A. Co. (William A. Holcomb) grain
brokers, 302 Davis
Holcomb Wesley B., real estate agent, 413 Montgom-
ery, r. lOlH}^ Larkin
Holcomb William A. (W. A. Holcomb & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Holcombe Samuel E., mining expert, r. 313 Ellis
Holcombe Walter G., clerk, r. 1915 Sacramento
Holden A. B. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 702 J4
Larkin
Holden Albert B., hotel agent, r. 702 M Larkin
Holden Andrew G., tinsmith MattuUath Mnfg Co.
Holden August, tailor, r. 247 Stevenson
Holden Charles, phtmber, r. 824 Green
Holden Clara S., widow, r. 1623 Post
Holden Cornelius, blacksmith, r. 816 Folsom
Holden David, finisher, r. 816 Folsom
Holden Edward, engineer Chase & Wolflf, r. Oakland
Holden Erastus, bookkeeper, r. 850 Mission
Holden Erastus S., druggist, r. 850 Mission
Holden Frank, laborer, r. Ns Chestnut, betBroderick
and Baker
Holden George A., surveyer, r. 808 California
Holden James (James Holden & Sons) r. 816 Folsom
Holden James Jr., tinsmith, r. 816 Folsom
Holden James & Sous (James, Nicholas and Peter)
wood and coal, 816-818 Folsom
Holden J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 221 Mason
Holden John H., cooperage, 105 Clay
Holden Joseph, attorney at law, 509 Kearny, rooms
3-4, r. 32 Page-^
Holden Leonard, barber, r. 11 Pinkney PI
Holden Martin, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Holden Martin, shoemaker, r. 824 Green
Holden Michael, tinsmith, r. 816 Folsom
Holden Newell K., shoe cutter, r. 8 Polk
Holden Nicholas (James Holden & Sons) r. 816 Fol-
som
Holden Peter (James Holden & Sons) r. 816 Folsom
Holden Peter, plasterer, r. 681}^ Clementina
Holden Samuel P., commision merchant, 23 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. Alameda
Holden Thomas H.. driver Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. D., 627 Broadway
Holden Warren, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 850
Mission
Holden William A., pile driver, r. W s Twenty-third,
bet Howard and Sbotwell
Holden William B., hospital attendant U. S. Marine
Hospital
Holder Daniel J., shipwright, r. 7 Oak Grove Av
Holder David, shoemaker.llS Leidesdorff.r. 608 Sacra-
mento
Holder George W., captain sohr Sea Lion, r. 100 J4
Jackson
Holder Joseph, liquor saloon, 5 Leldesdorff, r. 315
Ellis
Holder Thomas, cook, r. 563 Minna
Holderer Fred. J., machinist, r. 444 Minna
Holderness Harold, with Robert Sheehy, r. Lick
House
Holdersbach John P., porter A. Berson & Son, r. 140
Eighth
Holdhuseu Claus, laborer, r. 1809 Powell
Holdredge E. G. Mrs., r. 816 California
Holdredge Henry A., porter, r. 2909 Sacramento
Holdredge Ransom Q., artist, r. 816 California
Holdredge Sarah A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 2909 Sac-
ramento
Holdredge Sterling M., r. 816 California
Holdsworfh Thomas, pilot stmr Mary Garratt
Holea G., teacher Spanish, r. 97 St. Ann's Bldg
Holger John, seaman, r. 445 First
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "«hingjon|£ short notice
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AJVD DEALER IN COAIi AND PIG IRON,
41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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507
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Holger John G., cooper, r. 445 First
Holihan Edward, cJgarmaker, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Holihan Maggie, domestic 22U7 Webster
Holihan Margaret, domestic 603 Buchanan
10" Holihan. See Holahan
Holje John B., liquor saloon, SW cor Railroad and
Sixteenth Avs, South S. F.
Holje Martin, proptr California Glue Factory, NE cor
DeHaro and Center, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Center
and Santa Clara
Holjes John H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Buss
and Folsom, r. 24 Moss
Holl Eugene, porter Weil & Michels, r. 1014 Van
Ness Av
Holladay E. Burke, law student S. W. Holladay, r.
NE cor Clay and Octavia
Holladay Samuel W., attorney at law, 420 Montgom-
ery, rooms 14-15, r. NEcor Clay and Octavia
Holland Addie Miss, burler, r. 1918 Filbert
Holland Andrew, carder, r. 1918 Filbert
Holland Ann Mrs., r. 7 Elizabeth
Holland Annie Miss, hairdresser, r. 13 Cleaveland
Holland Bernard, coo.per, r. 13 Cleaveland
Holland Bridget, domestic 1115 Hyde
Holland Cornelius, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Holland D. & Co. (Daniel and John Holland) whole-
sale fruit and produce, 403 Davis
Holland Daniel (D. Holland & Co.) r. 2 Washington
Holland Daniel, boxmaker, r. 35 Park Av
Holland Daniel, carder, r. 1918 Filbert
Holland Daniel, tailor, 605 Howard
Holland Edward, bellboy Lick House
Holland Edward, merchant tailor, U9 Post
Holland EUt-n Miss, burler, r. 1918 Filbert
Holland Frank, cook, r. 15 Stockton
Holland Gustavus, physician, office and r. 316 Lom-
bard
Holland Helen Mrs., r. 1320 Stockton
Holland Henry, r. 609 Montgomery Av
Holland James, r. 21 Caroline
Holland James, salesman John Hanly, r. 213 Polk,
rear
Holland James, stevedore, r. 621 Davis
Holland James, steward P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 1227
York
Holland James, teamster, r.816 Jessie
Holland James L., with Charles A. Sumner, r. 1524
Jackson
Holland Jeremiah, porter I. S. Van Winkle & Co.. r.
1725 Jii Stevenson
Holland John, r. 641 Valencia
Holland John (D. Holland & Co.) r 732 Brannan
Holland John, chief engineer P. C. SS. Senator, r.
1203 Howard
Holland John, coachman 615 Sutter
Holland John, fruits and vegetables, 1 Boardman PI
Holland John, helper McAfee Boiler Works
Holland John, rigger, r. 229 Duncan
Holland John, third officer P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 154
Silver
Holland Joseph, groceries andliquors,SW cor Folsom
and Fremont, r. E s Twenty-third, bet Alabama
and Columbia
Holland Margaret, widow, r. 1918 Filbert
Holland Margaret, widow, bakery, 1829 J^ Union
Holland Margaret Miss, burler, r. 1918 Filbert
Holland Mary, domestic 1104 Van Ness Av
Holland Michael, ironmolder, r. 13 Cleaveland
Holland Michael, plumber, r. 1918 Filbert
Holland Mrs., widow, r. 834 Green
HoUaud NatUaniel, attorney at law and U. S.
Commissioner, 605 Clay, and U. S. Chief Supervi-
sor Elections District California, office 71 U. S.
Appraiser's Building, r. 1414 Taylor
Holland Nellie, domestic 805 Hyde
Holland Nicholas, wheelwright, r. 44 Louisa
Holland Patrick, laborer, r. 103 Freelon
Holland Patrick, marine reporter 3. F. Journal of
Commerce, r. 129 Capp
Holland Peter, policeman, r. 1025 Sutter
Holland Philip, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 320
Minna
Holland Thomas, boatman, r. 703!^ Davis
Holland Thomas, waiter, r. 279 Stevenson
Holland Vincent, sawyer, r. NE cor Bryant and Sixth
Holland William A., clerk J. A. Robinson, r. 619
Bush
Holland William J., cordwainer, r. 10 J4 Sherwood PI
Hollander Aladar, druggist, r. 426 O'Farrell
Hollander Alfred M., clerk, r. 1430 Mission
Hollander Charles, bartender, r. 235 Montgomery Av
Hollander Frederick, cook Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Holland Henry, master mariner, r. New Atlantic
Hotel
Hollander Siegfried F., jeweler, r. 2003 Bush
HoUdorff Albert, barber B. Bernhard, and fancy goods,
410 Third
Holle Jacob, liquor saloon, 613 Brannan
Hollenbarter Leo, milker, r. Old San Jose Road, nr In-
dustrial School
Hollenbarter Ludwig, milker, r. Old San Jose Road,
nr Industrial School
HoUenseu Frank, salesman S. Bine, r. 429 Geary
Holler Anthony, liquor saloon, 20 Sixth, r. 518 Jessie,
rear
Holler Balthazar, liquor dealer, r. 22 Minna
Holler Margaret, widow, r. Moulton, bet Fillmore
and Stt'iner
Holler Walter, cutlery, 318 Pine, r. 1422 Geary
Holleran Frank, seaman, r. 18 Stanford
Holleran Mark, blacksmith's helper, r. 42 Moss
HoUerbach Frank, shoemaker li. Pahl, r. 512 Bush
Holies Hariy, japanner, r. 3 Torrens Court
Holliday Alfred, r. 1430 Mission
HoUiday Isaac, laborer warehouse dept Custom House,
r. 1219 M.ison
Holliday Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 705 Market, r.
539 Natoma
Holliday John, shoemaker, r. 1713 Market
Holliday Margaret, fruits and vegetables, 1715 Market
Holliday Matilda, domestic NW cor Baker and Haight
Holliday Peter R.. captain C. P. RR. stmr Transit, r.
Oakland
Holliday T. H., mason Presidio Reservation
B^ Holliday. See Holladay and Halliday
HoUin August, cooper, r. 310 Clementina, rear
Boiling Charles H., cigar merchant, r. 614 Fell
Holling John F. (HoUipg & Sideman) r. 614 O'Farrell
HoUing S. Mrs., widow, r. N s North Point, betLarkln
and Polk
Holling William, cooper, r. 208 Perry
Holling William, salesman Kruse & Euler, r. 17 J6
Rausch
Holling & Sideman (John F. Holling and Abe Side-
man) mnfrs cigars, .324 Clay
Hollings Henry (Kruger & HoUings) r. 1005 Post
Holiiii^s Henry, groceries, wines and liquors, SW
cor Post and Larkin, r. 9'29 Larkin
Hollings Nicholas (Sturken& Hollings) r. 404 Brannan
Hollings Peter T., foreman S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 8483^ Bay
Hollings Richard, clerk, r. SW cor Larkin and North
Point
HoUingshead Sarah, widow, r. 735 Treat Av
Hollingsworth Eddie, clerk Hugh Huddleston, r. 140
Sixth
Hollingsworth Helen Mrs., matron California State
Woman's Hospital
Hollingsworth Thomas C, cigars and tobacco, 1519
Hollis Alonzo K. (HoUis & Harris) r. 310 Eighteenth
Hollis Clayton W., salesman Michels, Friedlander &
Co., r. 404 Stockton
Hollis Frederick B., policeman, r. 1613 !4 Folsom
Hollis William, real estate, r. 2319 Webster
Hollis & Harris (Alonzo K. Hollis and George Harris)
real estate agents, 2208 Mission
Hollister Timothy J., r. 1249 Market
Hollman Frederick W., woolscourer, r. 5 Clinton
Hollman Henry (Miller .t Hollman) r. 412 Shotwell
Hollinan Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Mission and Twenty-fourth
Hollmaun Henry, clerk, r. 3107 Sixteenth
HoUniann Henry, teamster, r. 1424 Howard
Hollo Hermann, teacher music, r. 753 Howard
HoUonan William, employe 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
32 Minna
Hollopeter Joseph, carriagemaker, r. 573 Minna
Holloran Denis, laborer, r. S2 Minna
HoUoran Francis, helper Risdon I. audL. Works
Holloran William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32
Minna
10" Holloran. See Halloran and Holleran
Holloway Andrew, glovecutter, r. 339 Hayes
Uolloway Charlotte, widow, r. 339 Hayes
Holloway Edward D.. clerk, r. 339 Hayes
Holloway Emma C. Miss, teacher mnsic, r. 339 Hayes
Holloway George M., salesman William Davis, r.
339 Hayes
Holloway Henry N.. laborer, r. 404 Francisco
fiOSEWOOr, LI&MM-VITI, BOXWOOD
JOHN WIGMORE,
133 KPKAU MTKEET.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
HOL
508
HOL
Holloway John, Boapmaker, r. 634 Seventeentti
HoUoway Joseph T.. engineer Engine No. 3, S. F. F.
D.. r. 1313 California
Holloway Mary A., widow, r. 404 Francisco
Holloway William J. (Holloway & Powers) r. 604}^
Francisco
Holloway & Briggs (Arthur K. Briggs) pub-
lishers and proprietors Grocer and Country Mer-
chant, 123 California, room 33
Holloway & Powers (William J. Holloway and John
Powers) painters, 504 Francisco
B^ Holloway. See Holway
Hollowell Sylvester, bartender, r. 1110 Fillmore
HoUub Adolphus, city agent Imperial, London,
Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., 4U Califor-
nia, r. 38 Twelfth
Hollub Charles M., clerk S. Koshland & Co., r. 38
Twelfth
Hollub Henry C, clerk, r- 38 Twelfth
Hollub Samuel S., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 38
Twelfth
Holly Oak Park Co., John H. Say re secretary, 330
Pine, room 36
Hollywood Andrew, sampler Custom House, r. Oak-
land
Hollywood Joseph, day inspector Custom House, r.
Oakland
Holm Andrew L., shlpcarpenter, r. 43 Minna
Holm August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Holm Brothers (John P. Holm) liquor saloon, 200
Fifth
Holm Charles A., carpenter, r. Thirtieth, nr Sanchez
Holm Christian (Holm & Saxtorph) r. 867 Market
Holm George, glovecutter B. Blumenthal & Co., 10
Bush
Holm Henry, laborer, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Holm Henry, painter, r. 318 Octavia
Holm John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Holm John H., laborer, r. 140 Shipley
Holm John P. (Holm Brothers) r. 200 Fifth
Holm L., seaman, r. 531 East
Holm Peter, waiter, r. 114 Prospect PI
Holm Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter
and Stockton, r. 313 Stockton
Holm Thomas Jr., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 313
Stockton
Holm & Saxtorph (C. Holm and H. Saxtorph) proptrs
Bonanza House, 807-869 Market
Holman Bertie Mrs., r. 437 Minna
Holman F. A., physician, office 1402 Polk, r. 8W cor
Polk and Filbert
Holman Frederick, laborer, r. 5 Tehama
Holman Harrold (Doscher & Holman) r. SW cor
Michigan and Shasta
Holman Henry, tanner, r. 412 Shotwell
Holman William, seaman P. M. SS. Granada
Holman William L., millwright, r. W s Church, bet
Twenty.second and Twenty-third
Holmberg Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Holmberg Frank, r. 610 Post
Holmberg Frank A., laborer, r. Tennessee, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Holmberg George, coalpasser O. R. and N. SS. Colum-
bia
Holmberg George, farmer, r. 610 Post
Holmberg J., currier, r. Harmony Hotel
Holmberg Julia Miss, seamstress Ladies' Pro. and
Relief Soc, E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post «
Holmen Bridget, widow, r. 329 Vallejo
Holmen Charles, clerk, r. 329 Vallejo
Holmen Martin, with Cal. Wire Works, r. 329 Vallejo
Holmes Alexander, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Holmes Alsop J., mining, 318 Pine, room 5, r. 628 Sut-
ter
Holmes Benjamin, r. 1200 Larkin
Holmes Benjamin C, laborer, r. 27 Twenty-third
Holmes Charles, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Holmes Charles A., boxmaker, r. 638 Natoma
Holmes Charles A., secretary Consumers' Mutual Gas
Co., 310 Pine, rooms 9-11
Holmes Charles J., cleaning and dyeing, oflBce 633
Market, r. 1607 Mission
Holmes Charles S. (Renton, Holmes & Co.) r. 610
Shotwell
Holmes Charles T., rigger, r. 320 Beale
Holmes Clarence R., clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., r.
4l2 Jones
Holmes Cornelius, contractor and builder, r. 726 Hayes
Holmes D. B., agent Samuel CuppUs & Co. (of St.
Louis, Mo.) 123 California, r. Oakland
Holmes Daniel W., clerk J. Sohl & Co., r. 390 Tran-
cisco
Holmes Edward B., secretary Savage Mining
Co.. 15 Nevada Block, r. SW cor Fulton and Fill-
more .
Holmes Edwin H., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 130 Cen-
tral Av
Holmes Ellis A., mining secretary, 318 Pine, room 5,
r. 1041 Mission
Holmes Ellis H., capitalist, r. 641 Golden Gate Av
Holmes Forrest B., clerk S. Foster & Co., r. 762 Mis-
sion
Holmes Frederick (T. W. Jackson & Co. )r. 2021 Mason
Holmes George, clerk, r. 762 Mission
Holmes George, longshoreman, r. 411 Clementina
Holmes George A., butcher, and extraman Engine No.
3, S. F. F. D.. r. 1313 California
Holmes George W., cook, r. 327 Beale
Holmes Henry J., bookkeeper William T. Garratt, r.
Abbotsford House
Holmes Henry T., presidenfThe H. T. Holmes Lime
Co., 14 Market, r. 1922 Pine
Holmes Hildegard, widow, r. 33 John
Holmes Howard, butcher, r. 1332 Bush
Holmes Howard C, assistant engineer State Harbor
Commissioners, r. 726 Hayes
Holmes Isaac I., mining, 606 Montgomety, r. Sauce-
lito
Holmes James, oiler S. P. C. RR. stmr Bay City, r.
Oakland
Holmes James G., machinist, r. 27 Twenty-third
Holmes James G. Jr., machinist, r. 2163^ Perry
Holmes James N., butcher, r. 421 Bryant
Holmes John, junkdealer, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Holmes John, ropemaker, r. 318 Ritch
Holmes John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Holmes John, storekeeper Golden Gate Park
Holmes John B., weigher, r. 630 Natoma
Holmes John R., sash and doormaker, r. 318 Ritch
Holmes Joseph, shoemaker, 147 Second, t. 108 Ship-
ley
Holmes Lime Co. The H. T., 14-18 Market
Holmes Margaret, domestic 803 Guerrero
Holmes Martha, domestic 1217 Jones
Holmes Mary, widow, r. 516 Taylor
Holmes Mary A., widow, r. 117 Eighth
Holmes Maud W., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-sixth and Columbia
Holmes Milo P., carriage mnfr, 327-329 Sutter, r. 1722
Turk
Holmes Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nevada) E. A.
Holmes secretary, 318 Pine, room 5
Holmes Nathaniel, hostler, r. 1515 California
Holmes Ozias J., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1332 Bush
Holmes Patrick, laborer, r. 34 Crocker
Holmes Robert, butcher, r. 1332 Bush
Holmes Robert, varnisher, r. NE cor Twenty-sixth
and Columbia
Holmes S. Mrs., r. 142 Seventh
Holmes Samuel, laborer, r. 9!^ Welsh
Holmes Silas J., surveyor, r. 615 Turk
Holmes Silas M., secretary San Joaquin Valley
Railroad Co., 408 California, room 15, r. Oakland
Holmes Simeon, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
Holmes Thomas, r. 130 Central Av
Holmes Walter G., attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, r. NW cor Haight and Baker
Holmes Walter H., chief deputy Registrar of Voters,
r. 522 Fell
Holmes William, clerk, r.418 Sutter
Holmes William, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. Oak-
land
Holmes William, stevedore, r. 106 Silver
Holmes William A., patternmaker, r. 318 Ritch
Holmes William H. , bagmaker. r. NW cor Clay and
Daviw
Holmes William H., collection dept Edwards, Pickens
& Fulton, r. 641 Golden Gate Av
Holmes William H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-sixth and Columbia
Holmes William M., tinsmith, r. 27 Twenty-third
Holmgren Frederick S., baker, r. 27 Folsom
Holmgren Hannah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2 Hyde PI
Holmquist August, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Holmquist F. O., r. 21 Howard Court
Holmquist Oscar, laborer, r. 726 Folsom
Hoist Diedrich, clerk Muller & Co., r. NW cor Gar-
den and Bryant
Hoist George, hostler, r. E 8 Second Av, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
LOUIS BRflVERIVIAN& CO., Jewelers, fJ
offer Goods Lower than any House
this city. 119 Montgomery St.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
TTAKHINti CA1.L.KI> FOR A:NI> DKT^ITERED.
OFFICK, C4S 9IAKK.KT iliTREET.
HOL
509
HON
Holaf John H., laborer, r. 103 Jackson
Hoist Oscar, glassciitter, r. 113 Ash Av
Hoist Peter H. (Buck & Hoist) r. NE cor Fourth and
Harrison
Hoist William, Klasscutting, 118 Main, r. 10 Hamp-
ton PI
Hoist William, waiter, r. 2 Tay
Holstetl Edson O., r. Park Hotel
Holsteiu Cord H., tailor, r. 6 Turk
Holsteiu (t., watchman, r. Coso House
Holstein George H., r. 1 Fifth
Holstein^ules, teacher music, r. 1 Fifth
Holstein Richard O., engraver, r. 1 Fifth
Holsfer Ludwig, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Holt A. Frank (Holt Brothers) r. Concord, N. H.
Holt Andrew J., lumberman, r. 1034 Folsom
Holt Benjamin (Holt Brothers) r. Concord, N. H.
Holt Brotliers (Charles H., Harrison W., A. Frank
and Benjamin) importers, dealers and manufac-
turers carriage materials and hardwood lumber,
27-29 Beale and 30-32 Main
Holt Cecelia Mrs., r. 2.35 Eighth
Holt Charles, cooli, r. 217 Mason
Holt Charles E., r. 624 Fourth
Holt Charles H. (Holt Brothers) r. Oakland
Holt Elizabeth Mrs., stamping and embroidery, 1029
Howard
Holt. George, butcher, r. 114 Fourth
Holt George, collarmaker, r. 119 Gilbert
Holt George A., captain SS. Areata, r. 523 Folsom
Holt Harrison W. (Holt Brothers) r. Adrian, Ohio .
Holt Sarah Mrs., r. 201 Turk
Holt Sylvanus W., carpenter, r. 1004 Pine
Holt Thomas, supt Bodie RR. and Lumber Co., r.
2030 Scott
Holt Thomas B., engineer, r. 2(i9 Minna
Holt Thomas G., expressman, cor Webb and Califor-
nia, r. 1029 Howard
Holt Thomas H., attorney at law and notary public,
324 J4 Montgomery, r. 1803 Stockton
Holt Thomas J., r. 1065 Mission
Holt Thomas M., restaurant, 510 Market, r. 13 Sutter
Holt Warren, publisher and importer maps, and agent
Dixon's Axle Grease. 413 Montgomery, r. 1116
Jackson
Holt William, waiter, r. 131 Folsom
Holt William, watchman, r. Coso House
Holten Ounder, helper Pac. Rolling Mills
Holterman Ernest H., clerk T. Zachrison, r. 209
Leldesdorff
Holterman Frederick, laborer American Sugar Re-
finery
Holtmann August, seaman, r. 23 Market
Holtmeier Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Tay-
lor and Filbert, r. SK cor Taylor and Filbert
Holton Charles, hostler, r. 17 Hoft"Av
Helton Charles H., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 1011 Sutter
Holton Charles R., seaman, r. 416 Broadway
Holton Edward, blockmaker, r. Park Hotel
Holton Edward E.. clerk ticket auditor C. P. RR., r.
44 Sixth
Holton Louis, r. 6 Russ
Holtsland*^ John J., engineer, r. 422 Brannnn
Holtum Christian, clerk Kohler k Frohling, r. 617
Mason
Holtum Nicholas P., silversmith W. K. Vanderslice
.t Co., 136 Sutter
Holtz Bernard, woodman S. F. Laundry. S s Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Sti,lner
Holtz Eugene, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Holtz Falsket. lumberman, r. 329 Bryant
Holtz John, butcher, r. 101 Jackson
Holtz John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Holtz Louis F. (N. Van Bergen & Co.) r. 328 Ellis
Huliz Peter, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Holtz Peter, tailor, r. 45 Everett
Holtz Theodore, instrumentmaker Gal. Electrical
Works, r. 1106 Montgomery
I»-Holtz. See Holz
Holversen Aleck, longshoreman, r. W s Anderson, nr
Lincoln. B. H.
Holversen T. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Holway Seth P., r. 822 Sutter
IfiTHolway. See Holloway •
Holy Charles, bartender, r. 97 Stevensou
Holyoke Charles F., bookkeeper Edward M.Hall, r.
317 Eddy
Holz Caroline, widow, r. 227 Jessie
Bolz Commodore, salesman, r. 227 Jessie
Holz Emanuel, bookkeeper, r. 227 Jessie
Holz Jacob, peddler, r. 525 Ivy .Av
Holz Joseph, clerk Nathan, Pulverman & Co., r. 227
Jessie
Holz Louis, teacher music, r. 1610 Polk
Holz Manuel, clerk P. H. Kraner, r. 227 Jessie
Holz Mrs., widow, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Holzhauer Herman, teacher music, r. 516 Stockton
Holzhauser Peter, porkpacker, r. 391 Ninth
Holzheid Armiu R., messenger Presidio Reservation
Holzinger Herman, watchman Philadelphia Brewery,
r. 238 Second
Holzmuller Jacob, machinist, r. 305 Mason
Holzmuller Karl, driver, r, N s Point Lobos Av, bet
Thirty-second and Thirty-third
Homann Adam, clerk Nicholas Boschen, r. 109 Jj
Fifth
Homsun Charles, cooper, r. 14 Bryant
Homann Henry, porter, r. 219 Twelfth
Homann Maggie Mrs., midwife, r. 368 Minna
Home and Lioaii Associates. Otto Escbe secre-
tary. 320 Sausome, room 8
Home Benefit Association, A. S. Brownell sec-
retary, 328 Montgomery, room 24
Home for Aged and Infirm Females, NE cor Bryant
and Rincon PI
Home for tUe Care of Inebriates, A. P. Hayne
resident physician and superintendent, NE cor
Stockton and Chestnut
Home Insurance Co. (New York) Arthur E. Ma-
gill general agent, 323 California
Home Mutnal Insurance Co. (fire) James F.
Houghton president. Charles R. Story secretary,
406 California
Home of Friendless Children, Mrs. Martha A. Grls-
wold manager, 2318 Webster
Home of Peace Cemetery, Benjamin E. Van Straaten
sexton, bet Dolores and Church, Eighteenth and
Nineti-enth
Home of the Ladies' Protection and Relief Society, E
s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Home Restaurant. Charles Kopp proptr, 104 Seventh
Home Security Building and Loan Assn (Alameda
Co., Cal.) Charles K. Clark secretary, 250 Market
Home Style Restaurant, James Stewart propri-
etor, 202 Second
Homeopathic Pharmacy, Boericke & Tafel
proprietors, 234 Sutler
NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA.
BOERICKE & TAFEIi,
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY
234 SITTTER ST..
Dealers in Medical Merchamll-e. Ph>>lcians and Dnig-
gi.sts supplied with the Purest of Homeoiiathic Medi-
cines. A lull assortment of Family Medicine
Cases and Book? constantly on hand.
Send for Catalosne.
CHICAGO. BALTIMiiRE. NEW ORLEANS.
Homeier Charles, taxidermist, r. 1408 Mission
Homeier Louis, teacher music, r. 1814 Jessie
Homeier Max, mu.sician, r, 1408 Mission
Homeier Rudolph, lithographer, r. 1408 Mission
Homer Charles Mrs., r. NW cor Taylor and Broadway
Homer Francis, hackiiian. r. 174 Jes.sie
Homer Harry W,, hackman. r. 1330 Ellis
Homer James L., deputy Couuty Clerk, r. 227 San
Jose Av
Homer Mill and Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) F. E. Luty
secretary, 3.'!0 Pine, room 5
Homestake Mining Co., J. King Goodrich secretary,
49 Nevada Block
Homeward Boiuid Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) Dan-
iel M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 18-19
Homme John B.. gardener, r, Visitaiion Valley
Hommtrich Christian, tailor, r. 1321 Kearny
Hoiian Margaret, domestic 1041 Mission
Hunan Mary, widow, r. 122 Howiird
Honauer Josoph, milker, r, Helvetia Hotel
Honauer Nicholas, milker, r. Helvetia Hotel
Houberger Libbie, domestic 281 Miima
Hone John, laborer, r. 1 Baldwin Court
Honen Gabriel A., ironworker, r. 27 Natoma
Honerloh Christian, cabinetmaker, r. 542 Fifteenth
Honey Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor Twenty-tifth and
Diamond
INTERIOR DECORATORS. G.W.CLARK & CO., 645 MarM St.
IINCKI.EY, SPIERS * HAYES, FUIiTON IRON WORKS. 813 Fremont Strr^er.
Slanufaclurers of STATIONARY and MARINE ENOINES and JS<»II.ER«.
HON
510
HOP
Honey Theresa Mrs., furnished rooms, 137 Montgom-
ery
Honeycutt John T., first lieutenant First Artillery, U.
S. A., Alcatraz Island
'H.ong Kong and Sliang^liai Bankings Cor-
poration, William H. Harries agent, office 423
California
Hong Kong Line of Packets, Macondray & Co.
agents, 206 Sansome
Hongf Rons Line of Steamers, Occidental and
Oriental SS. Co., office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send
Hong Kens' Line of Steamers, Pacific Mail SS.
Co., office cor First and Brannan
Honig M. Mrs., dressmaker, 513 Franklin
Honig Michael, r. 513 Franklin
Honig Nathan, mnfr gents' furnishing goods, 35 Sut-
ter, r. 330 Hayes
Honigbaum Robert, mnfr cigars, 51 Sacramento, r.
930 Post
Honigmann Ehrgott, pianomaker, r. 603 Geary
Honigsberger Aaron, bookkeeper, r. 202 Stockton
Honigsberger Aaron, salesman Rosenbavim & Co., r.
421 Eddy
Honigsberger Henry, fancy goods, hosiery, etc., 625
Larkin
Honigsberger Jonas, merchant, r. 1016 Geary
Honigsberger Louis, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Bat-
tery and Bush, r. lOKi Geary
Honigsberger Solomon, clerk Simon & Breslauer, r.
202 Stockton
Honn Joseph I., clerk The Immigration Assn of Cal.,
r. 430 Twenty-third
Hoiiolnln Regular Dispatch Line Packets,
J. C. Merrill & Co. agents, 204 California
Honolulu Regular Line Packets, J. D.
Spreckels & Bros, agents, 327 Market
Honolulu Steam Line, Pacific Mail SS. Co., of-
fice cor First and Brannan
Hons Frederick G. O., watchman, r. 1809 Jessie
Hens George, clerk Siebe Bros. & Plagemann, r. 104
Mason
Hons Herman, groceries and liquors, 252 First
Hons Rosa, r. 14 Turk
Hont Simon, carpenter, r. IC Natoma
Hontz John, cooper David Woerner
Hood Amelia, widow, r. 1327 Clay
Hood George L,., clerk Scrivner & McKinne, r. 807
Leavenworth
Hood John, foreman Frank Tilford, r. NW cor Sixth
and Chancel
Hood John, watchmaker M. Wunsch & Co., r. Mal-
borough House
Hood Joseph W., analytical chemist, r. 91 Montgom-
ery Block
Hood Martha Miss, saleslady Rachel Kernaghan, r.
404 Fourth
Hood Peter B., attorney at law, office and r. 625 Mer-
chant
Hood Susan, widow, r. 633 Jessi*
Hood Thomas S., correspondent Newton Bros. & Co.,
r. 242 Taylor
Hood William, longshoreman, r. Oriental Hotel
Hooe David P., clerk W. C. Price & Co., r. 2503 Cali-
fornia
Hooe Headley H., salesman D. Samuels, r. 2503 Cali-
fornia
Hoogkamer William G. (Norman &Hoogkamer) r. 227
Third
Hoogs Albert F., student, r. 211 Geary
Hoogs M.A. Mrs., assistant Starr King" Primary School,
r. Oakland
Hoogs William H., driver, r. 213^ Welsh
Hoogs William W., solicitor McAlester, Jones & Co.,
r. Oakland
Hook anil Ladder Co, No. 1, 8 F F D 22
O'Farrell
Hook and Ladder Co, IVo. 3, S. F. F. D., 627
Broadway
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3, S. F. F. D., S s
Mark<'t. bet Tenth and Eleventh
Hook and Ladder Co. No. 4, S. F. F. D., N s
Pacific, bet Jones and Leavenworth
Hook Albert W., caiTier Morning Call, and (Hook
Brothers) r. 126 Sixth
Hook Ann. widow, r. 2 Francisco
Hook Benjamin F., mining superintendent, r. 1119
Clay
Hook Brothers (Jnseph F. and Albert W.) stationery
and fancy articles, 28 Sixth
Hook Charles, butcher, r. 311 Chestnut
Hook Charles O., shoecutter, r. 2104 Pine
Hook Clarence E. (Henderson & Hook) r. 1903 Bush
Hook Edwin T., shoelaster, r. 1110 Harrison
Hook Harry, policeman, r.2134 Stockton
Hook Henry, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Hook Henry H., shoemaker, 132 Fourth
Hook James, waiter P . C. SS. Orizaba, r. 73 Tehama
Hook Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. 1110 Harrison
Hook Joseph F., carrier Evening Bulletin and (Hook
Brothers) r. 108 Chattanooga
Hooke George H. (Booth & Co.) r. 318 First
Hooke William F., entry clerk Gordon Hardware Co.,
r. 318 First
Hooke William H., secretary Gordon Hardware
Co., 12-14 Front and 230-252 Market, r. 318 First
Hooker Alonzo L., driver, r. Old San Jose Road, nr
Industrial School
Hooker Charles, seaman P. C. SS. Senator
Hooker Charles G., real estate, r. 917 Bush
Hooker Charles O., clearing house clerk First National
Gold Bank of S. F., r. 917 BuBh
Hooker John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Hooker John D., r. 1222 Pine
Hooker Lizzie Mrs., r. .307 Fourth
Hooker Ricliard C, stockbroker, 336 Pine.r. 1612
California
Hooker Thomas, wireworker, r. 419 Twenty-seventh
Hooker William, machinist, r. 650 Howard
Hoole John, soaj) peddler, r. 4 Montgomery Court
Hooper Arthur A., bookkeeper Thomas Jennings, r.
557 Harrison
Hooper Bessie, domestic 136 McAllister
Hooper C, A. & Co. (Charles A. and George W.
Hooper) lumber dealers, NE cor Fourth and
Channel
Hooper Charies A. (C. A. Hooper & Co., A. M. Jewell
& Co. and Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 19 Stanly PI
Hooper Charles C, shoecutter, r. 26 Erie
Hooper Edward M., furnace builder, melter and re-
finer's dept U. S. Mint, r. 309 Waller
Hooper P. P. & J. A., wholesale lumber dealers
and proprietors Trinidad Mills (Humboldt Co.,
Cal. I ofticePier2J^ Steuart
Hooper Frank P. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper) r. 557 Har-
rison
Hooper George W. (C. A. Hooper & Co., A. M. Jewell
& Co. and Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 502 Powell
Hooper Henry P. , with Charles Foster & Co., r. 129
Shotwell
Hooper James, blacksmith, r. 5 Hampton PI
Hooper James M., butcher, 705 Brannan. r. 5 Gilbert
Hooper John, butcher, r. 5 Gilbert
Hooi>er John, capitalist, r. 557 Harrison
Hooper John A. (F. P. & J. A Hooper) r. 30Rincon PI
Hooper John B., carpenter, r. 1723 Leavenworth
Hooper Thomas E., gardener, r. 26 Erie
Hooper William, boatbuilder, r. 101 Pacific
Hooper William B. (Wm. B. Hooper & Co.) r. San
Rafael
Hooper W^illiam B. Si Co., importing, shipping
and commission merchants. Guaymas, Tucson
and El Paso, office 122 Front
Hooper William H., r. 14 Turk
Hooper William T., policeman, r. 2429 Buchanan
Hooper's SoutU End Grain Warehouse,
NW cor Townsend and Japan
Hoops Frederick, expressman, cor Sansome and Sac-
ramento, r. 1506 Mason
Hoops H., proptr Bay Exchange, 1017 Battery
Hoormah Sargis, assistant Chinese Mission Home, r.
933 Sacramento
Hoosier mining and W^ater Co., F. W. Van
Reynegom secretary, 531 California, room 6
Hoover James, r. 127 Kearny
Hoover John C, clerk George F. Roberts, r. 2115 Fill-
more
Hop Kee & Co., merchandise and boot and shoe
manufacturers, 615-617 D\ipont
Hope Alexander, hostler, r. 11 Hubbard
Hope Andrew J., speculator, r. 60 Third
Hope George H., storekeeper Bohemian Club, r. 105
Stockton
Hope John, heater Pac. Rolling Mills
Hope William, buyer E. * H. Moffat, r. 44 Third
Hopes John, portrait painter, office 545 Washington,
r. 714 McAllister
Hophalter Fritz, dishwasher New Washington Hotel,
624 Fourth
Hopke Frederick C, clerk J. D. Spreckels & Bros.
SAN FRfiNCISCO LAUNDRY °°°'' *°!!1i e^o^r "'*"'=*
I Kill AfMnnMOMPU IBIPORTER OP AXD DEAXER IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
J. lYlAuliUNUUbn, AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 fliarltet Street, corner Spear.
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Hopkins Ann, widow, r. 741 Brannan
Hopkins Caspar T., president California Insur-
ance Co., 318 California, r. Oakland
Hopkins E. T>. Mrs., furnished rooms, 318 Turk
Hopkins Edward, trackman N. B. and M. ER., r. 35
Moss
Hopkins Edward W., treasurer Central Pacifio
Railroad and leased lines, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 38, r. 731 Sutter
Hopkins George, bookkeeper J. Earl & Son, r. Oakland
Hopkins George W., mining, office 419 California,
room 26, r. Oakland
Hopkins George W., with The Lion Fire Insurance
Co., r. Berkeley
Hopkins Henry, laborer, r. 305 Minna
Hopkins Isaac, r. 824 Howard
Hopkins Jamea, shoemaker, r. 233 Tenth
Hopkins James, tailor, r. 217 Tehama
Hopkins James A., boxmaker, r. 308 Beale
Hopkins Jesse, second mate ship Lightning, r. 318
Turk
Hopkins Jesse P., mining, r. 2622 Bush
Hopkins J. H., r. 753 Howard
Hopkins J. L., editor and publisher S. F. Gossip and
Matrimonial Advocate, office and r. 523 Kearny,
room 10
Hopkins John, laborer, r. cor Twenty-fifth and Treat
Av
Hopkins John E., morocco finisher, r. 1 Sheridan, rear
Hopkins John F., clerk Heydenfeldt, Jefferson & Le-
vy, r. 35 Moss
Hopkins John N., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 2203
Geary
Hopkins Joseph, expressman, cor Kearny and Geary,
r. W s Castro, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Hopkins Kate, r. 1209 Golden Gate Av
Hopkins Laura T. Mrs., assistant Starr King Primary
School, r. 2328 Mission
Hopkins Lemuel B., captain watch freight dept C. P.
KK., r. 617 Third
Hopkins Levi L., cabinetmaker, r. 835 Mission
Hopkins Mark Mrg., widow, r. SE cor California and
Mason '
Hopkins M. J. Miss, r. 412 Jones
Hopkins Mortimer, policeman, r: 195 Sixteenth
Hopkins Moses, capitalist, r. SE cor California and
Mason
Hopkins Peter, stonecutter, r. E s Broderick, bet
Washington and Jackson
Hopkins Peter, wines and liquors, Grand Hotel, r.
512 Van Ness Av
Hopkins Robert D., mining secretary, 436 Montgom-
ery, r. 637 Howard
Hopkins Rufus C, translator Spanish archives, r.
1654 West Mission
Hopkins Sarah A., widow, r. 108 Bernard
Hopkins Theron R., r. 614 Lombard
Hopkins Thomas, butcher, r. 1012 Pacific
Hopkins Thomas, coffee saloon, 302 Dupont, r. 13
Metcalfe PI
Hopkins Thomas, teamster, r. SW cor Broderick ana
Ellis ^ ^ ^
Hopkins Thomas H, gardener, r. N s Chestntlt, bet
Broderick and Baker
Hopkins Thomas W., painter, r. 108 Bernard
Hopkins Timothy, r. SE cor Mason and California
Hopkins Timothy, boilermaker, r. 1140 Treat Av
Hopkins William", driver S. F. Tucker, r. Oakland
Hopkins William R., laundrymau S. F. Laundry, S B
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Hopkins William S., capitalist, 302 Montgom-
ery, rooms 7-8, r. 821 Sutter
Hopkiuson Delilah Mrs., furnished rooms, 1035 Mar-
ket
Hopkinson Emerson B., advertising solicitor, r. 1035
Market
Hopkirk Charles, first assistant engineer P. M. 83.
Zealandia, r. 451 First
Hoppe Adolph, porter Brigham, Hoppe & Co., r. 1706
Turk
Hoppe Charles A., clerk Judson & Shepard, r. 1706
Turk ^
Hoppe Christian, blacksmith, 148 Berry, r. cor Fourth
and Welsh
Hoppe Edward, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Hoppe, Edwin E.. glass blower, r. 401 M Sixth
Hoppe Edwin E. Mrs., varieties, 401 M Sixth
Hoppe Ferdinand, milkman, r. 306 Langton
Hoppe Frederick, clerk, r. 1706 Turk
Hoppe John C. (Brigham, Hoppe & Co.) r. Oakland
Hoppe Joseph, second hand clothing, 637 Pacific, r.
413 J« Green
Hoppe Minnie, widow, r. 22 Decatur
Iloppeler Conrad, r. 639 California
Hoppen Alfred, student Barnard's Business College,
r. 28 McAllister
Hoppen Jane, widow, r. 28 McAllister
Hopper Harrison, bookkeeper Charles L. McCoy, r.
1626 Sacramento
Hoiiper 'James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hopper John E., laborer, r. SE cor Sierra and Iowa
Hopper John E. Jr., laborer, r. SE cor Sierra and
Iowa
Hopper Milford, carpenter, r. 107 Hayes
Hopper Samuel E., glass bending, cutting, stain-
ing and beveling, 39 J^ Fremont, r. 530 Stevenson
Hopper Thomas W., carpenter, r. E s Buena Vista Av,
nr Henrietta, B. H.
Hoppler Jacob, carriagemaker, r. Chicago Hotel
Hopps Charles (Hopps & Sons) r. 406 Geary
Hopps Charles E. (Hopps & Sons) r. 1029 McAllister
Hupps Frank W. (Hopps & Sons) r. 526 3«S Geary
Hopps George H. (Hopps & Sons) r. 5263^ O'Farrell
Hopps Nellie Miss, landscape artist, studio 728 Mont-
gomery, r. 406 Geary
Hopps <fe Sons (Charles. Charles E., George H. and
Frank W.) house, sign and ornamental painters,
429 Pine
Horabin Abraham, waiter P. C. SS. Santa Cruz, r. 631
Mission
Horabin Prospero, Spanish Ben. Sec, 510 Bush
Horabin Thomas, r. i003 Powell
Horain Louis H., clerk Coffin, Sanderson & Cook, r.
1003 Mission
Horan Annie, domestic 1420 Sutter
Horan Edward, laborer, r. 3 Valencia
Horan George, bookkeeper Cutter, Lloyd & Co., r. 307
Jones
Horan J. H., attorney at law, r. Brunswick House
Horan James D., stockyard, r. 1343 Howard
Horan John, r. 158 Tehama
Horan John, clerk R. A. Ammon, r. 620 Minna
Horan John, r. 184 Jessie
Horan John, fireman O. E. and N. SS. Columbia
Horan John, laborer, r. 44 Jessie
Horan John, laborer, r. 733 Tehama
Horan John, laborer, r. 624 Fourth ^ ,^. . .
Horan John, laborer, r.Ws California Av, bet Virginia
and Esmeralda Avs '
Horan Joseph J. (Ambrose & Horan) r. 429 Tenth
Horan Julia, widow, r. 1711 M Clay, rear
Horan Kevian, farmer, r. 421 Sansome
Horan Maria, widow, r. 620 Minna
Horan Michael, laborer, r. 158 Tehama
Horan Michael, policeman, r. 222 Clara
Horan Michael S., attorney at law, 636 Clay, r. 1031
Valencia (
Horan M. J., waiter, r. 3 Mary Lane I
Horan Patrick, r. 2208 Powell
Horan Patrick, laborer, r. 4 Alger PI
Horan Patrick J., driver United Carriage Co., r. 74
Clementina
Horan Philip, stevedore, r. 1518 Mission
Horan Rusanna, domestic SE cor Jackson and Franklin
Horan Thomas, clerk freight dept C. P. RR., r. 548
Bryant
Horan Thomas, doortender Lick House
Horan Thomas, laborer, r. 608 Natoma, rear
Horber Rudolph, assistant bookkeeper Waterhouse &
Lester, r. 113 Geary
Horen Andrew, r. White House Hotel
Horgan Cornelius, shoemaker, r.' 1312 Natoma
Horgan Daniel, head gardener Public Squares, r. SW
cor Eddy and Buchanan
Horgan Daniel, laborer, r. 201 Pacific
Horgan Daniel, shoemaker, 909 Eighteenth
Horgan Daniel, soapmaker. r. 1223 Folsom
Horgan Ella Miss, saleslady Patrick A. Butler, r. 1210
Eddy
Horgan James, shoemaker, r. 510 Linden Av
Horgan John (Horgan & Mahony) r. SW cor Bay and
Mason
Horgan John, blacksmith, r. 129 Twelfth
Horgan John, gardener, r. 1210 Eddy
Horgan John J., carriage painter, r. 1210 Eddy
Horgan Michael, teamster, r. 30 Welsh
Horgan Thomas A., blacksmith, r. 15 Fulton Av
Horgan Timothy, dairy produce, 13-14 Grand Central
Market, r. 209 Turk
Horgan Timothv, stonecutter, r. 941 Market
OAUSH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD. BEECH.
JOHN WIGMORE,
i:t3 Spear St.
G. D. MORSE,
PBOTOGKAPIIER. 826 MARKET ST.
Photoerapby in nil its brandies cxe«ated in any style.
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Horgan & Mahony (John Horgan and John Mahony)
liquor saloon, SW cor Bay and Mason
Horlger Albert, salesman, r. 58 Shipley
Horiger Edwin, fruit packer, r. 58 Shipley
Horix O., r. 819 Montgomery
Horl Albert, bartender Elite Saloon, r. 120J^ Turk
Horling Henry, adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg Co.
Horlor John E., furniture and upholstery, 2013 Fill-
more
Horn A. F. & Co. (Albert F. Horn and Charles Bent)
fruits and vegetables, 2800 Sixteenth
Horn Albert F. (A. F. Horn & Co.) r. 2800 Sixteenth
Horn Alexander, teamster, r. 609 Fourth
Horn Barbara, widow, r. 530 Twenty-third
Horn Benjamin C, salesman Sanderson & Horn, r.
2627 Sutter
Horn Bernard (Murphy & Horn) r. NW cor Mariposa
and Florida
Horn Bernard J. , butcher, r. NW cor Eighth Av and
M, South S. F.
Horn Charles V., machinist, r. 313 Shotwell
Horn Christ., liquor saloon, 3 Broadway, r. SW cor
Montgomery and Greenwich
Horn Fanny Mrs., domestic 27 Minna
Horn George, boilermaker, r. 36 Natoma
Horn George D., salesman Sumner, Whitney & Co., r.
808 Twenty-fourth
Horn H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1215 Columbia
Horn Jacob H., butcher, 55 Center Market, r. 212
Perry
Horn Jerome, physician, oflce and r. 808 Twenty-
fourth
Horn Jerome W., clerk Jerome Horn, r. 808 Twenty-
fourth
Horn John, brewer, r. 150 Eighth
Horn John, livery stable, 1020 Laguna
Horn John P., bookkeeper, r. 434 Jessie
Horn Joseph P., pressman Call, r. 609 Fourth
Horn Laura J. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary
School, r. 1518 Mission
Horn Martin, stationery, cigars, tobacco, etc., 1726
Eddy
Horn Ottawa, clerk Jerome Horn, r. 808 Twenty-
fourth
Horn Peter, laborer American Sugar Refinery
Horn Robert, laborer, r. 120 Howard, rear
Horn Robert G., stockbroker, 322 Pine, r. 530 Twenty-
third
Horn Thomas, r. 313 Shotwell
Horn Thomas J., patternmaker, r. 415 Filbert
Horn Thomas L. (Sanderson & Horn) 327-329 Front
Horn William, r. 1047 Harrison
Horn William C., paper carrier, r. 609 Fourth
Horn William H., clerk Jerome Horn, r. 808 Twenty-
fourth
Horn William O. B., contractor, r. 2233 Post
Hornbeck Delia, laundress S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Hornberg Axel P., tailor, 443 Bush
Hornberger Charles (Robert Fay & Co.) r. 21 First Av
HornblowerEdwin A., clerk C. P. R.R., r. 214 San
Jose Av
Hornblower Frederick A. (Severance, Travers & Horn-
blower) attorney at law, 331 Montgomery, rooms
8-9, r. 214 San Jose Av
Home Annie Miss, r. Huettmann's Hotel
Home Mary, domestic 1027 Washington
Home Matthew, laborer, r. SE cor Baker and Golden
Gate Av
Home Walter J., manufacturing proprietor
Home's Electro-Magnetic Belts, office 702 Market
r. 334 Ellis
Home William, maltster, r. 108 Tehama
Horne'g Electro -Magnetic Belt, Walter J.
Home manufacturing proprietor, office 702 Market
B^" Home. See Horn
Horner Charles, bartender, r. 70S Pino
Horner Charles W., physician and surgeon,
office SW cor Sutter and Hyde, branch office andr
238 Kearny
Horner Elizabeth, widow, r. 747 Harrison
Hornor Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Homer Frederick, shotmaker, r. 1300 Folsom
Horner George B., assistant cashier Murphy Grant &
Co., r. Grand Hotel
Horner John, shoemaker, 1300 Folsom
Horner William, milkman, r. 114 )<i Shotwell
Horner William, shoemaker, r. 1300 Folsom
Hornick Francis, laborer Dominican Monastery, NW
cor Bush and Steiner
Horns C. D., waiter Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Hornsby John, butcher, r. SE cor Eighteenth Av and
M, South S. F.
Hornsby Thomas, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Hornsman Andrew, shirtcutter, r. 1109 J$ Montgomery
Hornung Conrad C, pianomaker, r. 1527)^ Market
Hornuug Frank, steward O. and O. S3. Oceanic, r. 512
Folsom
Homung Frederick (Beck & Hornung) r. 3015 Six-
teenth
Hornunt,' L., r. 3015 Sixteenth
Hornung Rudolph F., pianotuner, 739 Market, r. 1527 ii
Market
Horowitz Simon, tailor, r. 108 Second
Horr Bennett H., baker, r. 5 Reed PI
Horr George E., collector Flanagan & Gallagher, r.
208 J^ Ninth
Horr James C, special agent U. S. Treasury De-
partment, office D. S. Appraiser's Building, first
floor, room 7, r. Port Townsend, W. T.
8^ Horr. See Hoar and Hoare
Horrell Laura A. Miss, clerk registry dept Post Office,
r. Oakland
Horridge John, housepainter, r. 1315 Eddy
Horrigan Andrew, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
Horrigan Cornelius, laborer, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Horrigan Cornelius, lamplighter, r. 520 Sixth
Horrigan Daniel, driver, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Silver Av
Horrigan Daniel, laborer, r. 1 Zoe PI
Horrigan Dennis, boarding stable, 8 Morse, r. 150 N«-
toma
Horrigan Eugene, policeman, r. 40 Louisa
Horrigan James, plumber, and truckman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1612 Leavenworth
Horrigan John, brewer, r. 150 Eighth
Horrigan John, gigger, r. S s Francisco, bet Larkin and
Polk
Horrigan John, laborer, r. 150 Natoma
Horrigan John L., painter, r. 1025 Vallejo
Horrigan Michael, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Horrigan Michael J. (M. J. Horrigan & Brother)
and extraman Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 1612
Leavenworth
Horrigan M. J. & Brother (Michael J. and William)
plumbers and gasfitters, 1612 Leavenworth
Horrigan Timothy, produce dealer, r. 109 Turk
Horrigan William (M. J. Horrigan & Brother) and
truckman Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r.
1612 Leavenworth
8^" Horrigan. See Horigen and Harrigan
Horrisberger Jacob H., machinist, r. 617}^ Linden Av
Horrister Henry, cook, r. 721 M Broadway, rear
Horrocks George, painter, r. 458 Natoma
Horsburgh David W., clerk freight auditor C: P. RR.,
r. Nucleus House
Horsburgh James Jr., chief clerk general passenger
and ticket agent C. P. RR., r. Nucleus House
Horsch John, expressman, SW cor Pine and Mont-
gomery, r. 627 Minna
Horseshoe Mining Co. (Tombstone, A. T.) John H.
Sayre secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
Horsier Peter, shoemaker, r. 431 Dupont
Horst Charles, waiter, r. 1208 Kearny
Horst Herman H., restaurant keeper, r. 719 California
Horst James, fisherman, r. 4 Rincon Av
Horstuian Carl, seaman, r. 531 East
Horstman Louis, baker, r. 336 Third
Horstmaun Christopher, laborer, r. 421 Bush
Horstmann Diedrich, clerk, r. NE cor Twenty-first and
Valencia
Horstmann Henry, capitalist, office 321 Montgom-
ery, with Bach, Meese & Co., r. 2232 Howard
"Horstmann Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Horstmann Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Mission snd
Thirtieth
Horstmaun Herman, carrier Alta California, r. 832
Fifteenth
Horstmann J. & Co. (John Hortsmann and Henry
Koster) groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush and
Powell
Horstmann John, propt Pacific Soda Co., 769-775 Bry-
ant, and (J. Horstman & Co.) r. 709 Mason
Horstmann John W., clerk Siegfried & Brandenstein,
r. 709 Mason
Horstmeyer William, carijenter and builder, 220Ji
Montgomery Av
Hort Louisa Mrs., liquor saloon, 643 Washington
Hurt Samuel, r. 1609 Larkin
LOUIS BRflVERNIAN & CO. rrf ™"^ 'Wr.i^^S'J
n all Its
MONTGOMERY ST.
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Horton Chtrles W., teamster, r. ly31>4 Natoma
Horton Edward H., traveling salesman J. C. Johnson-
& Co.
Horton Eugene S., r. Russ House
Horton Eva L. Miss, wholesale and retail Turkish
rugs, 652 Market
Horton Frank H., clerk superintendent tracks O. P.
KR., r. '200 Powell
Horton George (George Horton & Son) r. S s Point
Lobos Av, bet Henderson and Johnson Avs
Horton George & Son (George and S. Wells) carpenters
and builders, SE cor Henderson and Point Lobos
Ava
Horton Gilbert T., foreman James McDevitt, r. 417
Green
Horton Henry, gardener, r. NW cor San Jose Av and
Twenty-fifth
Horton Joseph, wheelwright, r. 30 Ritch, rear
Horton Joseph B., bookkeeper James B. Haggin, r.
Point Lobos Av, nr Henderson Av
Horton Marie Miss, assistant West Mission St. Pri-
mary School, r. Point Lobos Av, nr Henderson Av
Horton P. B. Mrs., r. 1520 Taylor
Horton S. Wells (George Horton & Son) r. S s Point
Lobos Av, bet Henderson and Johnson Avs
Horton Theodore, bartender, r. 415 Green, rear
Horton Thomas R. (Martin & Horton) r. 1002 Pine
Horton Walter (Horton & Baum) r. 15 Auburn
Horton William, copyist County Clerk, r. 1013 Market
Horton William S., office 436 Montgomery, r 518 Tay-
lor
Horton & Baum (Walter Horton and John T. Baum)
liquor saloon, NW cor Bush and Sansome
^^Horton. See Haugbton and Houghton
Hortop Samuel, shoecutter, r. 907 Twenty-fourth
Horviileur Leon, r. 1006 Geary
Horwege August W.,saddletreemaker,r. 18^ Bluxome
Horwinski Max, deputy County Clerk, r. 139 Colum-
bia
Horwood Charles, blacksmith, r. 815 Mission
Hosatte J. B., real estate, r. 618 Broadway, rear
Hosaughe Louis, carpenter, r. 1327!^ Natoma
Hose Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D., 112 Jackson
Hose Co. No. a, S. F. F. D., 1817 Post
Hose Co. No. 3, S. F. F. D.,W s Folsom, bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty-second
Hose Co. No. 4, S. P. F. D., 1802 Stockton
Hose Co. No. 5, 8. F. F. t>., 8 s Market, bet Tenth
and Eleventh
Hose Co. No. 6, 8. F. F. D., 8 s McAllister, bet
Buchanan and Webster
Hose Co. No. 7, S. F. F. D., W s Tennessee, bet
Sierra and Shasta
Hose Co. No. 8, S. F. F. D., S s Filbert, bet Fill-
more and Webster
Hose Co. No. 9, S. F. F. D. (Fireboat Governor
Irwin) Broadway Wharf
Hosea Brother Rev. , sub-director Sacred Heart
College, SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Hosekamp Frederick, clerk John Buck, r. 231 Second
Hosey James, -yoolsorter, r. 106 Shotwell
Hosford James, steward, r. 1812 Jackson
Hosie Diivid, machinist, r. cor Tenth Av and M,
South S. F.
Hosmer Albert O.. tinsmith, r. 636 Sutter
Hosmer Charles 9., blacksmith, r. 636 Commercial
Hosmer D. BI. <S£ Co. (George J. Henry) stock-
brokers, 4.39 California
Hosmer Harry B., weigher F. Barnard & Co., r. 636
Sutter
Hosmer Henry, r. 22.32 Howard
Hosmer Hezekiah L., assistant storekeeper warehouse
dept Custom House, r. 316 Taylor
Hosmer Margaret, widow, r. 636 Sutter
Hospital California State Woman's, Sacra-
mento, bet Baker and Lyon
Hospital Chinese, E s Montgomery Av, bet Pacific
and Broadway, and N s Pine, bet Keamy and Du-
pont
Hospital City anil Count}- San Francisco,
E 8 Potrero Av, bet Twenty-Second aud Twenty-
third
Hospital for AVomen and Chililren, 221-223
Thirteeuth
Hospital French, S s Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Ho.spital German, Noe, bet Fourteenth aud Ridley
Hospital Italian, Twenty-eighth, nr Noe
Hospital San Francisco Female, 806 Stockton
Hospital Sail Franciaco Liyingwin, 913 Golden
Gate Av
Hospital Small Pox, De Haro, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Hospital St. Lauke's, E s San Jose Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Hospital St. Mary''8, N B Bryant, bet First and
Rincon PI
Hospital U. S. marine, Presidio Reservation, nr
Mountain Lake
Hobs Frederick, bartender, r. 622 Hayes
Hoss John, liquor saloon, NW cor Sutter and Eeamy,
r. 622 Hayes
Hoss John B., bartender, r. 622 Hayes
HoBsack Charles D., clerk auditor C. P. RB.,r. 106
Turk
Hossack M. M. Mrs., artist, studio and r. 120 Sutter,
room 70
HoBtetter Augustus G., clerk Fox & Duley, r. 908
Treat Av, rear
Hotallng Anson P. (A. P. Hotaling & Co.) r. 1610
Howard
Hotaling A. P. & Co. (Anson P. Hotaling) im-
porters and jobbers wines and liquors, and agents
J. H. Cutter's Bourbon Whisky, 429-431 Jackson
Hotaling Margaret A. Mrs., matron City and County
Hospital
11^ Hotaling. See Houghtallng
Hotchkiss Henry, r. 316 Sutter
Hotchkiss William J., carpenter Joshua Hendy, r.
Oakland
Hotel des Alpes, Paul Blanc proptr, 621 Pacific
Hotel di Lucca, G. Bertolucci & Co. proptrs, 307-309
Broadway
Hotel Gazette (daily) William P. Harrison pub-
I lisher and proprietor, 518 Sacramento
Hotel Rhein, Gerken & Meyer proprietors, 909
Kearny
Hottm John H., clerk John T. Graham, r. SE cor Pre-
cita PI and Columbia PI, B. H.
Hotop Miss, milliner, r. 644 S&cramento
Hotop Adolph, cook, r. 3 Newell
Hotop Charles, furnished rooms, 644 Sacramento
Hotop Frederick, clerk, r. 644 Sacramento
Hotop Julia, widow, r. 3 Newell
Hotte George, teamster, r. 22 Hoflf Av
Hottua Nicklaus (Hottua & Hansen) r. 120 Guerrero
Hottua & Hansen (Nicklaus Hottua and Andreas Han-
sen) carriagemakers, 715 Folsom
Houchin Walter C, canmaker, r. 351 Tehatna
Houcks Benjamin F., servant, 610 Mason
Houdlett H. C, master mariner, r. 1003 Twenty-first
Hougaard Frederick, teamster, r. E s Hampshire, bet
Solano and Butte
Hough Howard M. (Lynde & Hough) r. 915 Natoma
Hough James F., bookkeeper Giitta Percha and Bub-
• ber Mnfg Co., r. 1221 Filbert
Houj^h James J. , groceries and liquors, NW cor
Bush aud Fillmore
Hough John, liquor saloon, 1 Mason, r. .35 Turk
Hough Martiu, laborer C. P. RR., r. 624 Fourth
8S"Hough. See Howe, Hofif and Hull'
Houghtaling Abraham J., corporal police, r. 2100 Ma-
son
Houghtaling William 8., assistant bookkeeper Le
Count Bros., r. 2100 Mason
(^"Houghtaling. See Hotaling
Houghton Charles A., with John A. Shaber, r. 2026
Mission
Houghton Charles L. (Nicol & Houghton) r. 4 Camp
[ Houghton George, bootfitter Richard A. Bourne, r.
I Oakland
Houghton H. C, shorthand writer, r. Arcade House
j Houg'hton James F. , president Home Mutual In-
surance Co., 406 California, r. Oakland
! Houghton James J., clerk, r. 3.!3 Shipley
j Houghton Roscoe K. (Stetson & Houghton) at-
I torney at law, 315 California, room 18. r. 835 Bush
Hou^rhton S. C. , master In chancery U. 8. Circuit
Court, office U. 8. Appraiser's Building, room 49,
r. Arcade House
I Houghton Warren, dairy, Lombard, bet Pierce and
Scott
[ Houghton. See Haugbton and Horton
Houlihan James, waiter, r. 321 Pacific
: Houlihan Michael, carwasher N. B. and M. RR.. r. 144
i Perry
; Houlton John F., salesman C. A. Hooper & Co., r.
736 Geary
Houlton Samuel W., mining, r. 30 Second Av
' Hounton Julieo, laundryman Victor Belgbeder, 627
I Hayes
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Hovinton Prosper, laundryman Victor Beigbeder, 527
Hayes
Houpt Charles H., physician (eclectic) office and r. 808
Twentieth
Houran Michael, sailmaker, r. 23 Glover
Honrcade Antoine, butcher, r. Fifth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Hourcade Gustave, blacksmith, r. 1909 Geary
Hourcade John, liquor saloon, 1909 Geary
Hourcade Theresa, French laundry, 1503 Pine
Houriet Lucien, capitalist, r. 138 Ridley
Houriet Wil'iam T., watchmaker and jeweler, 110 Sev-
enth
Hourigan James, marblepolisher, r. 10 Boyd
Hourigan John, marblepolisher, r. 10 Boyd
Hourigan Thomas, teamster, r. 10 Boyd
Hourihaue Ellen, domestic 929!^ Jackson
Hourihane Timothy, milker, r. S s Filbert, bet Steiner
and Pierce
Hourtane A., cook, r. 1024 Powell'
Hourtane Joseph, French Zouaves, 808 Pacific
Hourtane Pierre, cook, r. 815 Stockton
Hourtig Firmin, baker, r. (356 Pacific
House Allen G., salesman John Burnap, r. 7G8 Mis-
sion
House Artel L., upholsterer, r. 1720 Jessie
House C. H. Mrs., r. 420 Twenty-third
House of Correction, W s Old San Jose Road, nr
Industrial School
House of Mercy for Protection of Homeless
Girls, NE cor Bryant and Rincon PI
House O. H., r. 500 Valencia
House W. E., jeweler, 910 Market, r. 771 Mission
House William, carpenter, 234 Turk
House William M., r. 308 Sixth
House William M. Mrs., millinery, 308 Sixth
B^ House. See Hause and Howse
Household. SewinjEf Machine Co. , Mark Shel-
don agent, 9-11 First
Houseman G., salesman, r. 713 Minna
Houseman Harvey P., cashier Sbarboro & Co., r. 1711
Polk
Houseman John, bartender, r. 457 Jessie, rear
Houseman Margaret Mrs., widow, r. 1711 Polk
Houseman Peter, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
e^ Houseman. See Hausman, Hausmann, Hauss-
man and Housman
Houseworth Frederick A., tinsmith, r. 1216 Ellis
Houseworth Harrison, clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 1216
Ellis
Houseworth Louis, bartender, r. 134 Fourth
Houseworth Thomas (Thomas Houseworth & Co.) r.
1216 Ellis
House^vorth Thomas & Co. (Thomas House-
worth) opticians, California views and portrait
photographers, 12 Montgomery
Housley Edward C., expressman, NE cor Third and
Mission, r. W s Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, B. H.
Housley Samuel F., machinist, r. 127 Jackson
Housman A. Vernon, packer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 124 O'Farrell
Housman Charles V., civil engineer, r. 124 O'Farrlll
Housman Gabriel, jewelry, 6 Battery, r. 46J<i Seventh
Housman Harriet B., widow, r. 620 Sutter
Housman John I., teacher elocution, r. SE cor Filbert
and Octavia
Houstaduu William, warehouseman, r. 315 Union
Houston Albert, machinist, r. 59 Clementina
Houston A. R., oiler O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Houston B. F. Mrs., widow, r. 4 Calhoun
Houston Carter, springmaker, r. 125 Chattanooga
Houston Edward, machinist coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 1573 !<i Market
Houston Frank A., photographer Thomas Houseworth
& Co., r. 827 Nineteenth
Houston Frank K., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 827 Nineteenth
Houston Hugh, fruits and vegetables, 522^4 Sixth
Houston James, shoemaker, 103 Ninth, r. 9 Grand Av
Houston Jennie S. Miss, assistant Sanchez St. Prima-
ry School, r. 4 Calhoun
Houston John, beltmaker, r. 446 Natoma
Houston Lotiisa, widow, r. 59 Clementina
Houston Mary, widow, r. 42 Tehama
Houston Mary, machine operator E. Detrick & Co., r.
116 Main
Houston Matthew, waiter O. R. and SS. Oregon, r.
440 Third
Houston Michael, tanner, r. 119 Gilbert
Houston Minnie A. Miss, asslBtant Garfield Primary
School, r. 4 Calhoun
Houston Richard T., tailor, 324 Dupont
Houston Thomas, bookkeeper P. Beamish, r. 624 Post
Houston William F., clerk general freight office C. P.
RR., r. 911Laguna
Houston William G., entry clerk H. S. Crocker & Oo.,
r. 4 Calhoun
Houston William J. (W. J. Houston & Co.) r. 112 Fair
Oaks
Houston W. J. & Co. (William J. Houston and
William F. Perry) merchandise brokers and com-
mission merchants, 215-217 California
BS" Houston. See Hewston, and Huston
Hout William S., compositor, r. 643 Valencia
Hovenden Frank, driver, r. 417 Folsom
Hovet Mary, widow, r. 1210 Folsom
Hovey Asa E., engineer, r. 2918 Laguna
Hovey Asahel, starter California St. BR., r. 1652 Polk
Hovey Chester 1«., manager Wheeler & Wilson
Mufg Co., 20 Geary, r. 2208 Jackson
Hovey D., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Hovey Frank, plumber, r. 1039 Mission
Hovey Frederick A., painter, r. 1866}^ Stevenson
Hovey George D., painter, r. 186634 Stevenson
Hovey Samuel D., stock and bond broker, 316 Pine, r.
Palace Hotel
Hovey William T., salesman Pope & Talbot, r. 1912
Clay
Howard A. F. Mrs., ladies nurse, r. 1720 Stockton
Howard Andrew J., shoemaker, r. 680 Clementina
Howard Annie Miss, dreiismaker, r. 329 Jessie
Howai 1 Bausford, teamster, r. E s Minnesota, bet
Butte and Solano
Howard B. C, clerk P. M. SS, Co., r. 523 Montgomery
Howard Gary, lav.' student P. B. Ladd, r. Oakland
Howard C. B., painter, r. 519 Sacramento
Ho^vavd C. Green^vicli, attorney at law, 509
Kearny, rooms 3-4, r. 722 Washington
Howard Charles, painter, r. 1318 Dupont
Howard Charles, stock operator, r. 331 Montgomery
Howard Charles, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Howard Charles, with Pac. Pickle Works, r. cor Octa-
via and Rose Av
Howard Charles B., assayer, r. Revere House
Howard Charles F., r. 502 Washington
Howard Charles L., proptr San Rafael Express, 1
Commercial, r. San Rafael
Howard Charles S., drayman, 720 Sacramento, r. 2521
California
Howard Charles S., with George Babcock, 40 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. Oakland
Ho^vard Charles Webb, president Spring Valley
Water Works, 516 California, r. 1717 California
Howard Clarence A., printer Evening Post, r. 313 Capp
Howard Club, 701 Howard
Howard Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 654 Bryant
Howard David, laborer, r. GOl Natoma
Howard David L., engineer, r. 505 Filbert, rear
Howard Delia, widow, r. 613 Lagunna
Howard Delia Miss, book canvasser, r. 247 Stevenson
Howard Edward, machinist, r. N 8 Sierra, nr Ken-
tucky
Howard Edwanl, steward International Hotel
Howard Edward S., secretary Oal. Wire Works, r. 1811 }$
Steiner
Howard E. H., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo & Go's
Express, r. 1413 Larkin
Howard Elizabeth A., widow, r. 1700 Geary
Howard Ellen, widow, r. 55 Second
Howard Fraukie Miss, actress, r. International Hotel
Howard Frederick, barber, r. 309 Hayes
Howard Frederick C, teamster, r. 412 Tenth
Howard Frederick L., clerk P. M. SS. Co..r. 18 Frank-
lin
Howard George, compositor, r. 605 Broadway
Howard George H., porter Ackermau Bros., r. 621 Ma-
son
Howard George R., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 612 Battery
Howard Henry H., huusepainter, r. 233^ Sumner
Howard House, J. 0. Fraser proptr, 504 Howard
Howard H. Z., master brig Cousuelo, office 327 Mar-
ket, r. San Jose
Howard Irene Miss, glovemaker, r. 415 Mission
Howard Irving, molder, r. 235 Hayes
Howard J., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Howard James, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1413 Scott
Howard James J., moroccoflnisher, r. 680 Clementina
Howard Jennie Mrs., r. 605 Bush
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The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
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HOW
515
HOW
Howard J. J., carpenter, r. Columbia Hotel
Howard John, drayman Isaac Goodstein, r. W s Buena
Viata, bet Henrietta and Cortland Av, B. H.
Howard John, groceries and liquors, 430 Brannan
Howard Jojin, helper McAfee Boiler Works
Howard John B,, boilermaker, r. 78 Clementina
Howard John G., carrier Chronicle, r. 613 Mission
Howard John J., stonecutter, r. 734 Clementina
Howard Jolin L. , assistant manager Oregon Im-
provement Co. and president Seattle Coal and
Transportation Co., office 210 Battery, r. Oakland
Howard John W.', superintendent printing office A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 1816 Stevenson
Howard Joseph F., bartender, r. 727 Vallejo
Howard Julia, dressmaker, r. 621 Mason
Howard Lillie P., widow, r. 819 Post
Howard Louise B. Miss, assistant Falrmount Primary
School, r. 1710 Buena Vista
Howard M. A. Mrs., milliner, 24 Kearny, r. 418 Sutter
Howard Mary, widow, r. 734 Clementina
Howard Mary J., widow, r. 313 Capp
Howard Mary J., widow, r. 680 Clementina
Howard Matthew M., morocco finisher, r. 680 Clemen-
tina
Howard Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Ninth and Point
Lobos AvB
Howard Morris, waiter Antonio Lo Presti, 17 Powell
Howard Morton, glovecutter, r. cor Eose Av and La-
guua
Howard Moses B., city agent W. J. Callingham & Co..
r. 432 Valley
Howard Nathan, waiter, r. 45 Second
Howard Noah P., decorator, r. 12.54 Howard
Howard Patrick, laborer, r. 2221 Post
Howard Patrick, laborer, r. 210 First
Howard Presbyterian Church, Rev. Robert Mackensie
pastor, S 8 Mission, bet Third and Fourth
Howard Rebecca A., widow, physician, office andr. 334
O'Farrell
Howard Street Methodist Episcopal Church, F. F.
Jewell pastor, Howard, bet Hubbard and Third
Howard Street Presbyterian Church, A. S. Fiske, pas-
tor, E 8 Howard, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-
second
Howard Street Wharf, foot Howard
Howard Street Wharf No. 2, East, bet Howard and
Folsom
Howard Thomas, hostler, r. 8 Turk, rear
Howard Thomas, laborer, r. 114 Natoma
Howard Thomas, woodcarver, r. 1837 Ellis
Howard Thomas J., driver, r. 1837 Ellis
Howard Thomas R., janitor, r. 819 Jackson
Howard W. Gilbert, waiter, r. 11 Geary
Howard William, r. 23-5 Hayes
Howard William, plumber, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Noe and Castro
Howard William, porter, r. 528 Greenwich
Howard William, porter, r. W s Buena Vista, bet Hen-
rietta and Cortland Avs, B. H.
Howard William, seaman O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Howard William H., capitalist. 314 California, r. 1801
California
Howe A. C. Mrs., widow, r. 316 Hayes
Howe Andrew, storekeeper Palace Hotel, r. 164
Jessie
Howe Benjamin, dishwasher, r. 873 Market
Howe Charles, salesman Murphy, Adams & Co., r. 808
Mission
Howe Charles, shoemaker, r. .W4 Twenty-second
Howe Charles W. Mrs., widow, r. 17 Powell
Howe Charles W., boot and shoemaker, 1055 Market,
r. Oakland
Howe Edward, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1219
Steiner
Howe Erastus M., master mariner, r. 1000 Valencia
Howe F. Mrs., widow, r. W s Sherman, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Howe F. D. Mrs., copyist tJ. 8. Surveyor General's
Office, r. 1823 Turk
Howe Francis, foreman Palace Hotel, r. 164 Jessie
Howe Frank C, clerk Main & Winchester, r. 740 Ellis
Howe George, feeder Cal. Cracker Co., r. 4 Lynch
Howe George, interpreter Chinese, r. 8 John
Howe George A., exisressman, SE cor Second and Mar-
ket, r. ."in Ellis
Howe George W., foreman Morning Call. r. 1714 Polk
Howe Harry E.,'b()ottieer. r. 524 Twenty-second
Howe Henry P.. salesman, r. 740 Ellis
Howe James, student, r. 575 Minna
Howe James, teamster, r. 1149 Market
Howe James E.. clerk Coffin & Mayhew, r. SE cor Val-
encia and Sixteenth
Howe John, laborer, r. 5 Zoe, rear
Howe John, shoemaker, r. 332 Twenty-ninth
Howe John C, pressman, r. 1714 Polk
Howe John M., patternmaker, r. 2045 Mission
Howe Joseph E. W., grainer, r. 10 Twenty-sixth
Howe Josie Mrs., saleslady J. W. Gendar & Co., r.
873 Vj Market
Howe J. P., theatrical manager, r. 1065 Market
Howe Kittle F. Miss, assistant Lincoln Evening
School, r. 969 Mission
Howe lAiQf D., widow, dressmaker, r. 107 Powell
Howe Marcus P., master mariner, r. 808 Mission
Howe M;iry, widow, r. 740 Ellis
Howe Merrill A., sawsmith, r. 437 ;<; Clementina
Howe Nelson, messenger E. H. Jones & Co., r. 17
Powell
HoweO. B., r. 1319 Sacramento
Howe O. C, widow, r. 8.50 Mission
Howe Pauline Miss. r. 1023 J^ Sutter
Howe Robert (Howe & Hall) r. 2421 Howard
Howe Robert F., shoemaker, r. 196 West Mission
Howe S. C, laborer, r. 54 First
Ho^ve Sewing Machine Co., Mark Sheldon
agent, 9-11 First
Howe Stephen H., r. 1101 Twenty-fifth
Howe T. H. Mrs., r. 948 Market
Howe William C, shipjoiner, r. 306 Hyde
Howe William F., detective, r. 832 Treat Av
Howe & Hall (Robert Howe and Robert Hall)
fruit and produce commission merchants, 408-410
Davis
IS3"Howe. See Hough
Howell Alfred, stonecutter, r. 20 Oak PI
Howell E. C, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Howell Edward, shoemaker, 950 Howard
Howell Edward H., marblecutter, r. 20 Oak PI
Howell Elma, clerk Carolan, Coi-y & Co., r. 1610 Pa-
cific Av
Howell George H., compositor, r. 20 Oak PI
Howell Harry W., boots and shoes, 1139 J^ Pacific
Howell Henry B., clerk G. W. McNear, r. 2509 Fol-
som
Howell James T., machinist, r. 562 Howard
Howell Johanna, widow, r. 1220 Powell
Howell John, engineer Dividend Building, r. 448 Te-
hama
Howell John, engineer Union Laundry, Valencia, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Howell John, messenger California District Tel.
Co
Howell John, mining, office 302 Montgomery, room 14,
r. San Jose
Howell John S., salesman Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 1610
Pacific Av
Howell Joseph A., salesman LeCount Bros., r. 109J4
Fifth
Howell Joseph L., stationery, 616 Montgomer>-, r.
Oakland
Howell Joseph W., druggist, r. 20 Oak PI
Howell Josiah, insurance, 220 Sansome, rooms 1-
2, r. 220 Eddy
Howell J. S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2808 Howard
Howell Leverett, restaurant, 26 Hayes, r. 1130 Market
Howell Lewis V. H., salesman Cutter, Lloyd & Co., r.
624 Green
Howell L. P. Mrs., vocalist, r. 2408 Sacramento
Howell Morris, r. 609 k Howard
Howell Moses C., cigars and tobacco, 616 Montgomerj',
r. 5 Hinckley
Howell Sarah L., widow, r. 515 Jones
Howell Thomas, shoemaker, r. 2S08 Howard
Howell Thomas, tinsmith, r 20 Oak PI
Howell Thomas C, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
Oakland
Howell William F., clerk, r. 403 Fourth
Howely Kate, domestic 1203 Taylor
Howes Charles P., bookkeeper A. M. Simpson k Bro.
r. 320 Mason
Howes Jabez, merchant, 302 California, r. 195
Hyde
Howes John, fruit and produce commission, 504-506
Sansome, r. 751 Howard
Howes William M., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 2
Chelsea PI
Howgate George, laborer, r. 336 Main
Howgate Samuel, seaman, r. 336 Main
Howkins John 8., entry clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
926 Clay
SHIP PLAffi ai TIMBER. LOCUST TREENAILS : "'"^^z^J^tV"^-
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HOW
516
HUB
Howland Benjamin F., retoucher Bradley & Rulofson,
r. Oaltlaud
Howland Charles F., salesman L. & E.Wertheiiner, r.
NE cdr Lombard and Leavenworth
Howland Clarence A., manager Imperial Gallery, 724 J^
Market, r. 300 Fair Oaks
Howland Edward D., patternmaker, r. 35 Oak Grove Av
Howland Edwin J., salesman James K. Cooper, r. 1427
Pine
Howland Frank P., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Oakland
HowlaiM Henry A., patternmaker, r. 1608 Polk
Howland James E., master mariner, r. '21Qp Sutter
Howland Marcus, chief clerk quartermasters'
dept, U. S. A., Presidio Reservation, r. 405 Sutter
Howland Richard S., commission merchant, 28 Cali-
fornia, r. Menlo Park
Howlaud Robert M., mining, r. 1228 Eddy
Howland Rufus, pattern and modelmaker,259 First, r.
243 Eighth
Howlaud Stephen W., mining surveyor, 2^40 Montgom-
ery, room 1(5, r. 14 Adair
Howland Stillmau, r. 1U6M Third
Howland William P., with J. M. Elder & Co., r. 944
Howard
Howland William W., driver Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, r. 21 Prospect PI
Howlett Charles, painter, r. 803 Montgomery
Howlett John M., shipcarpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Howlett Michael, laundryman City and County Hos-
pital
Howorth Minnie A., widow, r. 1221 Washington
Howse Henry L., oil stoves and lamps, 869 Market,
r.'640 3^ Jessie
Howson Thomas, tanner, r. 24?^ Langton
Howvalick A., lalsorer Pac. Rolling Mills
Hoxie Silas O., expressman, 571 Market, r. SW cor
Seventeenth and Mission
Hoy Alexander, stoves and tinware, 1012 Stock-
ton, r. 1114 Leavenworth
Hoy Naomi E. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 1114 Leavenworth
)^" Hoy. See Hoey
Hoya Frederick, clerk Firemans Fund Insurance Co.,
401 California, r. 1222 Leavenworth
Hoyer Alfred, Master Mariners" Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Hoyer William, porter Wieland Bros., r. 129 Thir-
teenth
Hoyne Michael, r. 507 Eighth
Hoyt A. B., civil engineer, r. 753 Harrison
Hoyt Asa A. (Brown & Hoyt) r. 532 Geary
Hoyt Charles, r. 255 Stevenson
Hoyt Charles D. (Morison, Hutchinson & Co.) r. Oak-
laud
Hoyt Ella E. Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1210 Polk
Hoyt Frederick T., city surveyor Hutchinson &
Mann, r. Oakland
Hoyt George, laborer, r. 248 Third
Hoyt Hazen (Brown & Hoyt) r. 869 Filbert, Oakland
Hoyt Henry C, marine reporter Merchants' Exchange
Assn, Meiggs' Wharf, r. 2136 Stockton
Hoyt James, r. 115 Second
Hoyt James, laborer, r. 2219 Powell
Hoyt John G. (C. A. Edson & Co.) r. Oakland
Hoyt Nathan B., examiner merchandise Custom
House, r. Oakland
Hoyt Nathaniel, capitalist, r. Marlborough House
Hoyt Samuel, salesman M. J. Flavin, r. 834 Mission
Hoyt Stanley W.,with S.F. andN. P. BR. Co., r. Oak-
land
Hoyt Walter, r. 333 Eddy
Hoyt William H., carpenter, r. 109 Montgomery
Hiiyt William H., drayman John Taylor & Co., r. 67
Water
0£?"Hoyt. See Holtt
Hoz Hermann, cellarman William Hoelscher & Co.,r.
66 Minna
Hrnnuelli Vincent C, waiter, r. 306 Fulton
Hreich Frederick, nurse German Hospital
Hromada Adolph (Schroder, Albrecht & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Haang' Tsun Usien, consul general China, office
and r. 917 (lay
Huant Matilde Mrs., dressmaker, 30.'j Montgomery Av
HuHiit Pa>ilin, liquor saloon, 30.') Montgomery Av
Hub Peter, milkman, r. 1337 Natoma
Hubai'.ker John, engineer, r. 1925 Union
Hubaah Andrew, jeweler Henry Elleau, r. Thirty-
third Av, bet 1 and J, South S. F.
Hubash Joseph, jeweler, r. 717 Golden Gate At
Hubash Matthew, machinist F. iorbel & Bros., r.
Thirty-third Av, bet I and J.'Bouth S. F.
Hubback E. T., shipping clerk J. W. Grace & Co., r.
Oakland
Hubbard Adolphus, workman coiners' dept XJ. S.
Mint, r. Abbotsford House
Hubbard C. Van Dyck, mining secretary, 310
Pine, rooms 9-11, r. Palace Hotel
Hubbard Catherine, widow, r. NW cor Twenty-third
Av and J, South S. F.
Hubbard Celia E. Mrs., r. 1.'522 Polk
Hubbard Charles H., clerk general passenger and
ticket agent C. P. RR., r. W s Douglass, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Hubbard Ebeii H., r. 923 Market
Hubbard Eben H. Mrs., hairdresser, human hair and
toilet articles, 923 Market
Hubbard Elisha, seaman, r. 1141 Twentieth
Hubbard Ellen, bakery and fancy goods, NE cor
Broadway and Leavenworth
Hubbard Eugene A., ti-avelinf salesman Wangenheim,
Sternbeim & Co., r. Oakland
Hubbard F. L., r. 1405 Guerrero
Hubbard George A. (Jones & Hubbard) r. 1406 Van
Ness Av
Hubbard George M., assistant bookkeeper Hibernia
Savings and Loan Soc, r. Oakland
Hubbard George W., drayman Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
777 Market
Hubbard Henry, student Barnard's Business College
Hubbard Henry, teamster, r. 565 Stevenson
Hubbard Henry F., driver Sutter St. RR.. r. 1304 Pa-
cific
Hubbard Henry S., milkman, r. SW cor Chestnut and
Fillmore
Hubbard Henry W., sewing machines, 667 Mission
Hubbard H. F., proptr Hubbard House, 139 Fourth
Hubbard Horace H., physician, office and r. 22
Geary
Hubbard House, H. F. Hubbard proptr, 139 Fouth
Hubbard H. T., r. 519 Sacramento
Hubbard Louis F., clerk A. W. Manning, r. 608 Sutter
Hubbard Mary Miss, r. NW cor twenty-third Av and
J. South S. F.
Hubbard Michael, laborer, r. 1129 Harris
Hubbard Moses P. (Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 106 Perry
Hubbard Normand A., salesman Seattle Coal and
•Trans Co., r. 1217 Union
Hubbard Walter K., broommaker, r.415 Clementina
B^"Hubbard. See Hubbert and Huppert
Hubbart Joseph, salesman Getz Bros. & Co., r. 1232
Twenty-first
Hubbell Clark P. (Hubbell, Shattuck k Co.) r. 218
Turk
Hubbell Henry W. Jr., first lieutenant First Artillery
U. S. A., Alcatraz Island
Hubbell Lena, domestic Mount St. Joseph's Infant
Asylum, South S. F.
Hubbell Mary Miss, teacher music, r. 912 Pine
Hubbell Samuel T., cooper, 17 Merchant
Hubbell, Sliattuck & Co. (Clark P. Hubbell,
Dustiu D. Shattuck, John C. Hampton and Wil-
liam S. Gage) commission merchants and whole-
sale provisions, 317-321 Front
Hubber James W., engineer, r. 102" Twenty-first
Hubbert John, butcher, W s Church, nr Twenty-
fourth, r. 333 Seventeenth
Hubbert Nathaniel T., butcher, r. 333 Seventeenth
Hubbert Willis H., grainer, r. 333 Seveuteeuth
B:?"Hubbert. See Hubbard and Huppert
Hubbs Bayard J., student Pac. Business College, r. 946
Harrison
Hubbs May H. Miss, milliner, r. 946 Harrison
Huber Adolph (Huber Brothers) r. 6'20 Bush
Huber Albert, confectioner, 1026 Larkin, r. 1026 Sut-
ter
Huber Alfred, jeweler Louis Miller Jr., r. 22 Stockton
PI
Huber Brothers (Adolph and Otto F.) proptrs old
Turn Verein Hall, 620 Bush
Huber Charles; barber, 2007 Polk
Huber Charles, blacksmith B. Grave & Co.. r. 6 Scott
PI
Huber Edward A., saddler Charles H. Mead, r. 922
Green
Huber Elizabeth, widow, r. 22 Stockton PI
Huber Ernst, r. 547 Mission
Huber Frank A.,blindmakerUriah SegarB,r. 49Clem-
entina
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HUB
517
HUF
Huber Frederick, proptr Arion House, 13-15 Page
Huber Frederick, vegetableman A. Young, r. 636 Com-
mercial
Haber Henry, liquor saloon, 417 Bush, r. 339 Bush
Huber Jacob, cook Ravn & ChristeBen, r. 333 Eddy
Huber John, laborer, r. 5H Tehama, rear
Huber John, tailor, 448 Minna
Huber Joseph, iron molder. r. 650 Howard
Huber Kate, domestic Arlon House
Huber Louis, bartender Jacob Weiss, r. 22 Stockton
PI
Huber Otto F. (Huber Brothers) r. 116 Main
Huber Kud"lph, chicken ranch, off W s Mission, nr
Six Mile House
Huber Theodore, driver Central ER., r. 607 Seventh
Hubert Charles (Hubert & Co.) r. 908 Greenwich
Hubert Edgar, second lieutenant Eighth Infantry U.
S. A., Angel Island
Hubert Eugene, cook, r. New CJulllaume Tell Hotel
Hubert Frank, miller, r. New (iuillaume Tell Hotel
Hubert John, cook, r. 914 Jackson
Hubert Joseph, r. 2 Margaret PI
Hubert Josei)h, barber, r. 2761 Mission
Hubert Joseph, liquor saloon, NW cor Fifth and Bry-
ant
Hubert Lawrence, baker, r. 634 Pacific
Hubert & Co. (Charles Hubert and Lorentz Fjord)
ship chandlers and grocers, 509 Davis
Hubley Solomon F., carpenter S. F. Bridge Co., r. 100
McAllister
Hubner Hugo, steward O. and O. SS. Gaelic
Huch Christina Mrs., r. 85:i Folsom
Huchard Auguste (E. Huchard & Son) r. 213M Anstln
Huchard E. i Son (Elie «nd Auguste) florists, 1514
Bush
Huchard Elie (E. Huchard k Son) r. 213)i Austin
Huck John P. M., porter, r. 400 Waller
Huck Richard, drayman, r. 1524 Dupont
Huckings William P., chief engineer C. P. RR. stmr
Transit, r. li'i Gough
Hucks Annie E. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, T. 512 Jones
Hucks James, with Lambert & Greene, r. 143 Minna
Hucks John J., r. 143 Minna
Huddart Elizabeth J., widow, boarding, 923 Hyde
Huddart G. F., clerk Whitney & Marshall, r. 923
Hyde
Huodleston Hugh, importer teas and cofl'ees, 140-142
Sixth and 522-524 Kearny, r. The Truesdell
Hnddleston Matthew J., cook. r. 61 Shipley
Huddy Harry, bricklayer, r. 546 Mission, rear
Huddy William, tea.her dancing, r. 9093^ Market
Buddy's Hall, 909 34 Market
Hudemann Herman, clerk registry dept Poet Office,
r. 119 Stockton
HndginsJ., mining superintendent, r. Winchester
House
Hudgins Naaman M., salesman P. Beamish, r. 214
Powell
Hudnall C. B., r. ,505 Fell
Hudnall Florence Miss, milliner, r. 505 Fell
Hudnall John A., r. 505 Fell
Hudbon Alfred J., shoemaker, r. Eb Iowa, bet Mar-
iposa and Solano
Hudson Alfred N., clerk Stein, Simon & Co.,r. 1506
Jones
Hudson Annie Mrs., secondhand clothing, 941 Market
Hudson Benjamin, moldep Metropolitan Foundry
Hudson Charles E., clerk C. C. Burr & Co., r. 227
Chestnut
Hudson Charles R., clerk, r. 1506 Jones
Hudson Charles W., porter Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 512 Union
Hudson Daniel W., chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
31 Freelon
Hudson David, r. 2117 Sacramento
Hudson George, attorney at law, 87 Montgomery
Block, r. 226 Filth
Hudson George B., millha&d W. A. Meeker, r. 534
Minna
Hudgon George B., solicitor Evening Bulletin, r. 2215
Howard
Hudson George H., r. 118 Capp
Hudson Harry, seaman, r. 440 TLlrd
Hudson Henry C. (Pac. Perfumery Co.) r. 227 Chest-
nut
Hudson Henry D., sexton First Congregational
Church, r. 1316 Fillmore
Hudson Horace B., local editor S. F. Chronicle
Hudson James, brass finisher, r. 256 Tehama
Hudson James, clerk, r. 6 Tay
Hudson James, coalpasser P. M. SS. Granada
Hudson James G., shoemaker, r. 1070 Howard
Hudson James, speculator, r. 532 Folsom
HudsoTi Jane Mrs., jani tress Union St. Experimental
Scbf>ol
Hudson John, laborer, r. 512 Union
Hudson John, tinsmith, r. 525 Sixth
Hudson John J., shoecutter, r. 246 Langton
Hudson John M., packer C. C. Burr s Co., r. 228)j
' Francisco
Hudson John W., furniture dealer, r. 573 Howard
Hudson Manuel, rigger, r. 246 Langton
Hudson Mary, widow (C. C. Burr & Co.) r. 227 Chest-
nut
Hudson Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 512 Mason
Hudson Matthew T., laborer, r. 808 Green
Hudson Nelson, bookkeeper Rockwell Stone, r. 1506
Jones
Hudson Fhineas, salesman Elkan Shrier, r. Linden
House
Hudson Rfibert Mrs., r. 917 Howard
Hudson Robeit N., Jour. Shipwrights Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Hudson Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 33 Langton
Hudson William H., chimney sweep, r. 163 Jessie
Hudson William J., machini^tt, r. 246 Langton
Hue Henri, harnessmaker.r. 9 Hinckley
Hue Ka.i & Co., manufacturers shoes and cloth-
ing, 127-129 Clay
Hueber Charles, laborer, r. 209 Fourth
Huebuer Charles T. A., Children's Home and Kinder-
garten, 21 Harrison Av
Huefner Otto C, general agent California Demokrat,
r. 1005 .Sutter
Huefner William (Huefner & Kayser) r. 1712 Hyde
Huefner & Kayser (William Huefner and Albert Kay-
ser) publishers and proptrs California Journal
(weekly) 802 Montgomery
Huelat Septimus, r. American Exchange Hotel
Huellmantel Bernard, tailor, r. 213 Clara
Huenkin Martin, clerk, r. 2442 Mission
Huerne Prosper, architect, office 126 Kearny,
roooms 41-42, r. W s Sanchez, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Huerstel Laurent, manager Cal. Volcanic Mineral
Water Co., 736 Howard
Huested Orson J., clerk auditor S. P.RR.,r. 501 Geary
HUETEE BROTHERS & CO.
(Gustave* and Ernest L. Hueter) pro-
prietors Pioneer Varnisli Worltg, and
dealers paints, oils, artitits' materials,
etc., 601 Market
Hueter Ernest L. (Hueter Brothers & Co.) r. 232 Capp
Hueter Gustave (Hueter Brothers & Co.) r. N s Sono-
ma, bet Kansas and Rhode Island
Huettmann Annie, widow, r. Huettmann's Hotel
Huettmann Julius, proptr Huettmann's Hotel, 1-3
Polk
Huettmann's Hotel, Julius Huettmann proptr, 1-3
Polk
Huey James, laborer, r. NW cor Bay and Powell
Huey John W., speculator, r. 104 Fair Oaks
1&' Huey. See Huie
Huff Albert, blacksmith Abner Doble, r. Alameda
Huff Charles C, r. C15 Mason
Huff Frederick, blacksmith Abner Doble, r. Alameda
Huff George It., stationery, cigars, etc., 424 Folsom
Huff Justus R., laborer, r. NW cor Fourteenth and
Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Huff Melissa B., widow, r. 1821 Howard
Huff Oliver B., r. 615 Mason
Huff Peter, assistant superintendent James C. Flood,
r. Ahlboru House
Huff R., sailmaker, r. 615 Mason
Huff Walter R., clerk Eagleson ft Co., r. NW cor Four-
teenth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Huff William B.. machinist, r. '2220 Pine
1^" Huff. See Hough and Hoff
Huffam Walter, piledriver, r. 5 Noonan Av
Huffman Benjamin F., speculator, r. 122 Post
Huffman E. C. Mrs., r. 331 Geary
Hufschmidt Frederick, furniture and bedding, 323-
325 Pine, r. 1413 California
Hufschmidt Henry (Hufschmidt k Brother) r. Oak-
land
Hufschmidt Henry Jr., upholsterer, r. 1413 California
Hufschmidt lK>ui8 (Hufschmidt & Brother) r. Oak-
land
minr*n IIA&IOIMOO Imf'rt'rs ot Wi^ncti.. American and
rUrrn nUlllllllIlN Engliiil. Pai.er Mnnifinsr*. Jrlvate
1 nl 1.11 llnllUlllUW Kebidenceb DecuraleU lu ArtUUc style.
G.W. CLARK & CO.
646 Market st.
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,^^*''^**'' "*?^^^^'^^^-^-*'^'*'?"'^*'?^'
fllanufactnrers of QUARTZ StIXjIjS and Mining Machinery.
HUF
518
HUG
Hufachmidt & Brother (Louis and Henry) plumbing
and gasfitting, 637 Clay
Hug August, r. 1116 Stockton
Hug Charles A., cashier John D. Spreckels & Bros., r.
720 Howard
Hiig Joseph, real estate agent, r. 720 Howard
Hugg Henry, with William T. Coleman & Co., r. 983
Harrison
Huggard Sarah, domestic 1114 Bush
Huggins George, cook A. Young, r. 418J<J Grove
Hughes Abraham, stevedore, r. 12 Lafayette PI
Hughes Alfred, painter, r. .513 Jones
Hughes Andrew, hostler James Fagen, r. 71 Natoma
Hughes Arthur, general manager San Francisco
and North Pacific RR. Co., 430 Montgomery, r. 23
Stanly PI
Hughes Arthur, laborer, r. York, bet Twenty-fourth
aud Twenty-fifth
Hughes Benjamin, boilermaker, r. 781 Stevenson
Hughes Benjamin, speculator, r. 13 Harlan PI
Hughes Bernard, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 40 Stanly
PI
Hughes Bernard, laborer, r. Park Hotel
Hughes Bridget, widow, r. 41 Tehama
Hughes Bridget, widow, r. 302 Jackson
Hughes Catherine Miss, glovemaker, r. 264)^ Tehama
Hughes Charles A., purser O. R. and N. SS. Columbia,
r. Occidental Hotel
Hughes Charles A., reporter- The Examiner, r. 333J<J
Hayes
Hughes Charles B., first mate schr James A. Garfield
Hughes Charles G., foreman pressman Alta Califor-
nia, r. 610 Geary
Hughes C. M. Mrs., teacher Spanish, r. 1412 Clay
Hughes Cornelius, porter C. P. RR., r. 32 Ji Mary
Hughes Daniel F., driver Market St. RR., r. 147 Minna
Hughes Daniel W., laborer, r. 306 Beale
Hughes David, clerk general freight olfice C. P. RR.,
r. East Oakland
Hughes David M., bricklayer, r. 952 Howard
Hughes David T., mining, office 118 Halleck, r. 1935
Geary
Hughes Edward, laborer P. M. SS. Co., r. 249 Perry
Hughes Edward, special policeman, r. 213 Broadway
Hughes Edward C, steam book and job printer, 511
Sansome, r. 715 Howard
Hughes Edward J., engineer Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 264 H Tehama
Hughes Edward O. (Ed. O. Hughes & Co.) r. 806
Bush
Hughes Edward O. & Co. (Ed. O. Hughes and George
P. Lovegrove) stationers and newsdealers, NE cor
Sutter and Stockton
Hughes Edward R., hackman, r. 524 Stevenson
Hughes Ellen C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 503 Folsom
Hughes Evan E., r. 19 Hampton PI
Hughes Eunice E. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 208
Valencia
Hughes F. A., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 2413
Buchanan
Hughes Frances M., widow, r. 806 Bush
Hughes Frank, telegraph constructor, r. Park Hotel
Hughes Frederick S., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 806
Bush
Hughes George, molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Hughes George, salesman A. Lusk & Co., r. Saucelito
Hughes George R., r. 1412 Clay
Hughes George W., pressman, r. Duncan, bet Church
and Sanchez
Hu|fH«s H. Hi Co. (Hugh Hughes and Frank I.
Kendall) merchandise brokers, 123 California,
room 17
Hughes Henrietta, widow, r. 240 Sixth
Hughes Henry, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 23
Welsh
Hughes Henry M., liquor saloon, 1520 Market
Hughes Hugh (H. Hughes & Co.) r. 1305 Alice, Oak-
land
Hughes Hugh O., shipsmith, r. 409 Kearny
Hughes James, r. Columbia Hotel
Hughes James, laborer, r. cor Twenty-eighth and
Church
Hughes James, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station
Hughes James, seaman, r. 522 First
Hughes James, shoemaker, r. 264 M Tehama
Hughes James Jr., tinsmith, r. 264 J^ Tehama
Hughes James B., clerk Francis, Valentine A Co., r.
12-20 York
Hughes James E. (Thomas E. Hughes & Sons) r. Ala-
meda
Hughes James E., attorney at law, 511 California,
rooms 12-13, and clerk Police Court No. 1, r. 1513
Larkin
Hughes James L.. boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works
Hughes James S., machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 40
South Park
Hughes James W., clerk S. Kohlman, r. 239 Seventh
Hughes Jennie Miss, tailoress, r. 40 Silver
Hughes Jerome A., medical student, r. 150 Dora
Hughes Johanna Miss, shoefltter, r. 264 Ji Tehama
Hughes John (Hughes & Foley) r. 507 Webster
Hughes John, boilermaker, r. 168 >$ Clementina
Hughes John, carpenter, r. 15 Boardman PI
Hughes John, clerk Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r. 150
Dore
Hughes John, coachman 917 Bush
Hughes John, contractor aud builder, r. 318 Fremont
Hughes John, laborer, r. 4 Converse
Hughes John, laborer, r. 26 Ritch
Hughes John, laborer, r. S s O'Farrell, bet Laguna
and Octavia
Hughes John, molder, r. 40 Silver
Hughes John, pantryman stmr James M. Donahue, r.
114 Prospect PI
Hughes John, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Hughes John, seaman, r. S s Greenwich, nr Sansome
Hughes John, shoemaker, r. 6 Bowie Av
Hughes John, teamster Joseph Newbauer
Hughes John, waiter, r. 215 Broadway
Hughes John F., job printer. 605 Montgomery
Hughes John F., laborer, r. 9 Freelon
Hughes John F., molder, r. N s Bryant, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Hughes John J., butcher, 209 Second, r. 643 Valencia
Hughes John V., engineer P. M. S3. City of New York,
r. 23 Stanly PI
Hughes John W., expressman, cor Mission and Steu-
art, r. 503 Folsom
Hughes Joseph, fireman O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Hughes Joseph, teamster, r. 1209 Twenty-second
Hughes Joseph Jr.,ironmolder, r. 1209 Twenty-second
^^ughes Joseph I., law student, r. 150 Dore
Hughes Julia A., widow, r. 333 }4 Hayes
Hughes Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1812 Geary
Hughes Leon, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Hughes Lizzie, domestic 113 Page
Hughes Lizzie, widow, r. 7 Bagley PI
Hughes Martin, tinroofer, r. 234 Fourth
Hughes Mary, domestic 595 Ellis
Hughes Mary, domestic 2312 Clay
Hughes Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 13 Lafayette
Hughes Mary Miss, jeweler Reinhold Bujanoff, r. 44
Sixth
Hughes Michael, furnaceman Columbia Foundry, r.
W s Folsom, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Hughes Michael, miner, r. 436 Jessie
Hughes Michael B., boilermaker, r. 168 Tehama
Hughes Michael G., shoecutter, r. Commercial Hotel
Hughes Nathan, smelter, r. 524 Stevenson
Hughes Patrick, hostler Central RR., r. 11 Decatur
Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Isabel and Wolf
Hughes Patrick, laborer Spring Valley W. W., r. 781
Stevenson
Hughes Patrick, machinist, r. 41 Tehama
Hughes Patrick, seaman, r. E s California At, bet
Precita and Twenty-eighth
Hughes Patrick, watchman, r. 150 Dore
Hughes Patrick D., machinist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Hughes Richard, carpenter, 412 Minna
Hughes Rienzi, proptr St. Davids House, 715 Howard,
r. 2103 California
Hughes Robert, r. 618 California
Hughes Samuel, compositor, r. 1914 Stevenson
Hughes Thomas, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Hughes Thomas, clerk J. R. Gates k Co., 417 Sansome
Hughes Thomas, hostler, r. 429 Bush
Hughes Thomas, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station
Hughes Thomas A., capitalist, r. 2413 Buchanan
Hughes Thomas E. (Thomas E. Hughes & Sons) r.
Fresno, Gal.
Hussites Thomas K. & Sona (Thomas E. and
James E. Hughes) proprietors Fresno Colony, and
general land agents, 314 Montgomery, room 14
Hughes Walter G., clerk, r. 520 Bush
Hughes Walter H., clerk, r. 333 ■< Hayes
Hughes Walton G., mining secretary, 330 Pine, roomi
18-19
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ ^X
West of Fillmore Street
OFFICK, 33 OEARY ST.
I MAOnnMnilf^U importer of and deaijbr in coAii and pig iron,
J. IflHUUUIlUUUn, 41 nia,rk«-t Street, corner Spear.
HUG
519
HUM
Eaghes William, r. Bryant, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Hughes William.Jlaborer, r. 783 Market
Hughes William, laundry, 535 Mission
Hughes William, master mariner, r. 1914 Stevenson
Hughes William, shoemaker, 5 Post, r. 13 Lafayette
Hughes William, teamster, r. 439 J^ Shipley
Hughes William G., furniture mnfr, 572 Brannan, r.
11 Wildey
Hughes William J., painter B. Bradley, r. Oakland
Hughes William P., assistant engineer?. M. SS. City
of Tokio
Hughes William P., compositor, r. 722 Bush
Hughes William R., law student, r. ti Ridley
Hughes & Foley (John Hughes and Michael Foley)
bakers, SE cor Fourth and Jessie, and 118 Seventh
IJ^"Hughes. See Heughes, Hewes and Hubs
Hughey Frank, milker, r. N s Point Lobos Av, bet
Thirty-second and Thirty-third Avs
Hughston George J., street sprinkler, r. 11 Grand Av
Hugot Francois, gilder, r. 1011 Stockton
Hugot Victor, compositor, r. 1011 Stockton
Hugiienin Julius C, jeweler and watchmaker, 700
Market, r. 8 Kearny
Hubs Giistav, iron molder, r. 26 Russ
Hubs Julius, iron molder, r. 343 Fremont
Hubs Louis, teamster I. Gutte, r. 1142 Mission
Huie JohttT., keeper light house Alcatraz Islanil
Huie Robert Blackburn, cashier J. W. Grace & Co., r.
1430 Fulton
Huie Sallie E., widow, r. 1430 Fulton
Huie Sophie, assistant keeper light house Alcatraz
Island
8^"Huie. See Huey
Huillet Henry, cooper, 208 Pacific, r. White House
Hotel
Huin Francois Mme., midwife, r. 639 Broadway
Huin Victor, r. 639 Broadway
Huke Charles, typefounder Painter & Co., r. 146
Eleventh
Hulbert Catherine, widow, r. 551 Mission
Hulbert Ephraim J., porter, r. 17}^ Clinton
Hulbert George, bartender, r. St. George's Hotel
Hulbert Maggie Miss, shoefitter, r. 309 O'Farrell
Hulbert William, custodian cabinet U. S. Mint. r. San
Leandro
Hulbert William, stevedore A. C. Preese
l^~Hulbert. See Hurlbert and Hurl but
Hulet Charles, hostler, r. 12 Washington
Hulings William H., blacksmith, r. 1624 Pacific Av
Hull Andrew C, teamster Peck & Co., r. 2407 Clay
Hull Ann, widow, r. 226 McAllister
Hull Benjamin J., r. 720 California
Hull E., r. Occidental Hotel
Hull George L. (Cameron t Hull) r. 2407 Clay
Hull Gnstavus A., captain U. S. A., in charge
clothing depot 36 New Montgomery, r. 614 Eddy
Hull Hiram, with Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 17 Fourth
Hull Irvitog L., conductor Central RR., r. 1316 Laurel
Av
Hull Jessie, widow, r. 502 Taylor
Hull Maiy Miss, dressmaker, r. 226 McAllister
Hull M. I., r. Occidental Hotel
Hull Richard, soapmaker, r. 316 Stockton
Hull William C, wood engraver, r. 226 McAllister
HuUin George, calker, r. 11 Minna
Hullin Nicholas, blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. 11 Minna
Hulling Domiuick (Rehorst & Hulling) r. 336^ Bush
Hulling Thomas, teamster, r. 1617 California, rear
Hulme James P. (Hulme & Hart) r. 1776 Howard
Hulme ^ Hart (James P. Hulme and Jackson
Hart) wool and grain and general commission
merchants, 10 Davis
Hulsberg George, clerk C. Waller & Brc, r. SEcor
Gough and Oak
Hulse David A., salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
905 Guerrero
Hulse De Witt, engineer stmr C. M. Small, r. 610
Front
Hulse James G., bookkeeper Grangers' Business
Assn, r. 360 Jessie
Hulse Samuel D., engineer, r. 2107 Jones
Huismann Frederick, groceries, NE cor Pacific and
Hyde
Hult Gtistave, tailor, r. 3 Geary PI
Hultberg Peter, bricklayer, r. 146 Tehama
Hulteln Peter O., tailor, r. 159 Minna
Hulthen John J., shampooer Hammam Baths, r. W s
Iowa, bet Mariposa and Solano
Halting Frederick B., apothecary, r. 301 Third
Hultscbinsky Richard, cigars and tobacco, 224 O'Far-
rell
Hultz George L., teamster Peck & Co., r. 1523 Bush
Humbert Joseph, liquor saloon, 120 Montgomery Av
Humbert Joseph, painter, r. 824 Montgomery
Humbert Louis, cook Kahn & Westheimer, r. cor Pa-
cific and Montgomery
Humbert William T., salesman Davis Bros., r. 765
Market
Humble George, clerk, r. 1121 Taylor
Humble Henry R., clerk Bradley & Rulofson
Humboldt Bre'wery, William Noethig proprie-
tor, 1839 Mission
Humboldt Hill 3Iill and Mining' Co. (Auro-
ra, Nev.) Jacob Stadtf eld Jr. secretary, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 26
Humboldt House, Durein Brothers proptrs,1309 Stock-
ton
Humboldt Logging Railway Co. (Eureka, Humboldt
Co., Cal.) otflce Pier 9 Steuart
Humboldt Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) William Letts
Oliver i-ecretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13
Humboldt Mining Co. (Virginia City, Nev.) William
H. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Humboldt Savings and Loan Society,
Adolph C. Weber ijresideut, Adolph Hartmann
secretary, 18 Geary
Humboldt Steamship Co., Jackson St. Wharf,
Searles & Stone agents, 22 California
Humboldt Sulphur Co. , George H. Perry secretary,
315 California, rooms 1-2
Humboldt Wharf, Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
Humboldt Wharf Warehouse,J. W. Cox& Co. jiroptrs,
Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
Humbrecht Nicholas (C. Pouyallet & Co.) r. W s
Otsego, nr Ocean House Road
Humburg August, clerk C. Bellue, r. 124 First Av
Hume Charles, tanner Wolf Bloom, r. 2015 Folsom
Hume F. B., carrier Chronicle, r. 1027 }$ Alabama
Hume George W. , salmon packer and shipping
and commission merchant, 309-311 Sacramento,
r. Oakland, ur Piedmont Springs
Hume Hannah, domestic 1013 Clay
Hiune J. B., detective Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r.
810 McAllister
Hume M. J. Miss, furnished rooms, 115^ Mission
Hume R. D. & Co. (Robert D. Hume and Jay
Deming) salmon packers and commbiission mer-
chants, 405 Front
Hume Robert A., salesman Sumner Whitney & Co.,
r. 34 Kearny
Hume Robert t). (R. D. Hume & Co.) r. Fruit Vale
Humes Charles, moroccodresser, r. S s Nebraska, bet
Alameda and El Dorado
Humke Frederick P., jointer Mattullath Mnfg Co., r.
1207 M Mission
Hummel Charles, laborer, r. 407 Pacific
Hummel George, dry goods, 105 Fifth, r. 107 Fifth
Hummel John, liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth and Sil-
ver
Hummeltenberg Monroe, foreman Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 1933 Jessie
Humorist (weekly) Albert L. Thiele editor and proptr,
622 Clay
Humphrey Mrs., cloakmaker, r. 118 Eddy
Humphrey Andrew, fireman O. R. and N. SS. Colum-
bia
Humphrey Augustus, drayman Peck & Co., r. 520
Turk
Humphrey Charles D., r. 118 Eddy
Humphrey Charles P., captain V. S. A., Depot
Quartermaster, Presidio Reservation
Humphrey Charles S., engraver Randolph & Co., r.
607 Bush
Humphrey David, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Humphrey Edward, seaman, r. 30 Oak Grove Av
Humphrey George, r. 4 Rose Av
Humphrey George, plumber, 200 Ninth
Humphrey George W., laborer E. M. Gallagher
Humphrey James, groceries and liquors, 516)i Geary
Humphrey James, framemaker Morris & Kennedy, r.
534 Minna
Humphrey James H., clerk, r. 106 Ninth
Humphrey Maria, widow, r. 160 Ninth
Humphrey Mary Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 126 Rose Av
Humphrey Mary, domestic SW cor Point Lobos and
Fifteenth Avs
Humphrey Patrick H., physician, 5 Market, r. 1302
Folsom
JOHN WIGMORE-HARDWOOD LUMBER,mioM7Sl]earSt
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
826 niARKET NT.,
Makes a specialty In taking Cbildren's Plctare*.
HUM
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Humphreys Alfred L., clerk John B. OwenB, r. 707
Chestnut
Humphreys Arthur, painter, r. 444 Bramian
Humphreys D., seaman^ r. North Pacific Hotel
Humphreys David, longshoreman, r. 132 Folsom
Humphreys J., laborer Presidip Reservation
Humphreys John, r. 63Ci Commercial
Humi>hrey8 John T., attorney at law, 515 Kearny
Humphreys Julius, r. 707 Chestnut
Humphreys Laura A. Miss, assistant North Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 707 Chestnut
Humphreys Mary A. Miss, assistant North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 707 Chestnut
Humphreys Ri<;hard, miner, r. 387 Dolores
Humphreys Samuel, teamster I. S. Van Winkle & Co. ,
r. 1511 Howard
Humphreys T. H., laborer Presidio Reservation
Humphreys Thomas H., civil engineer Cal. Central
Railway, r. 1«6 Ninth
Humphreys William F., clerk Charles A. Wetmore,' r.
1523 Mason
Humphreys William J., painter, r. 39 Austin
Humphreys Will iam P., City and County Sur-
veyor, office new City Hall, third floor, r. 816
Chestnut
Hunaka Frederick, packer Philip Neis, r. SW cor Six-
teenth and Mission
Hund Charles (Klos & Hund) r. 472 Jessie
Hund Frederick, barber, NE cor Larkin and Sutter, r.
1230 Pine
Hund Otto H., physician, office and r. 568 Folsom
Hundemar Herman, engineer Yolo Mills, r. 110 Te-
hama
Hundesser Charles, general agent, r. 805}^ Geary
Hundesser Otto, bookkeeper Kragen & Geist, r. 805 Ji
Geary
Hungar Cornelius C, bookkeeper, r. 1231 Mission
Hungarian Society, rooms 417 Kearny
Hunken Henry, agent Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1719 Post
Hunn Alexander, confectioner Joseph Kahn, r. 416
Minna
Hunn Herbert C, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Eunsinger L. Miss, milliner, r. 137 Montgomery
Hunsinger Sarah A., widow, r. 1250 California
Hunt Aaron B., attorney at law, 629 Kearny, rooms
4-5, r. Oakland
HuntAbbieL.'Miss, aesiatant Lincoln Primary School,
r. 59 Tehama
"Hunt Annie, domestic 831 Jackson
Hunt 0. A. Mrs., widow, r. 419 Geary
Hunt Caleb R., porter Standard Shirt Factory, r. 218
Locust Av
Hunt Carl, student Pac. Business College, r. 26 Turk
Hunt Carl, watchmam John Morton & Co., r. NE cor
Ellis and Taylor
Hunt Carrie L. Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r.
1026 Hyde
Hunt Charles, r. 472 Jessie
Hunt Charles, talker, r. 513 Hyde
Hunt Charles, teamster, r. 1142 Mission
Hunt Charles A., commission broker, Jackson St.
Wharf, r. Oakland
Hunt Charles E., shoemaker, r. 14 Washington Av
Hunt Daniel, capitalist, r. 934 Howard
Hunt David B., miner, r. 17 Liberty
Hunt David W.. missionary, r. 1211^ Bush
Hunt Dennis D., manager Folsom Street Phar-
macy, SE cor Folsom and Fifth
Hunt Edward, calker, r. 513 Hyde
Hunt Edwin O.. machinist, r. 1211 J<J Sush
Hunt Eugene W., lodgings, 10213^ Market
Hunt Franklin P., carriage painter, r. 4 Bernard
Hunt Frederick, niolder Cosmopolitan and Paving
Asphaltum Co., r. 68 Brady
Hunt George, captain stmr Harriet, r. 116 Montgom-
ery Av
Hunt George H. (George H. Hunt & Co.) r. 1326 Jack-
son
Hunt George H. & Co. (George H. Hunt) wood and
coal, office 209 Sausome
Hunt George W., salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
208 O'Farrell
Hunt Hanorah Mrs., r.3.52 Grove
Hunt Harper S., receiver N. B. and M. RB., r. 776
Howard
Hunt Henry, bartender, r. SW cor Beale and Bryant
Hunt Henry B. (Moore, Hunt & Co.) r. 1711 Geary
Hunt Henry B., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 59
Tehama
Hunt Herbert, proptr Steuart St. House, 104 Steuart
Hunt James, calker, r. 513 Hyde
Hunt James, cook North German House
Hunt James, laborer O. P. RB., r. 350 Brannan
Hunt James, shoemaker, r. 352 Grove
Hunt James, stationery, 1738 Market
Hunt Jane G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 7 Montgomery
Av
Hunt John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Hunt John, teamster Empire Brewery, r. 265 Jessie
Hnnt Jolin Jr., judge Superior Court, Dept 5,
chambers 43 Montgomery Block, r. 1703 Octavia
Hunt John D., office 14 Stevenson Bldg, r. 1026 Hyde
Hunt John E., carrlagemaker, r. 669 Clementina
Hunt John F., ship calker, r. 311 Minna
Hunt John H., clerk Post Office, r. 1436 Pine
Hunt JohnL., stock broker, r. 614 Filbert
Hunt John P., laborer, r. 513 Hyde
Hunt Jonathan (Jonathan Hunt, Son & Co.) r. Olen
Echo, Oakland
Hunt Jona.tlian, Son & Co. (Jonathan and
Samuel O. Hunt and Thomas A. Mitchell) man-
agers Pacific Insurance Agency, 313 California
Hunt Lizzie, widow, r. 30 Silver
Hunt Margaret R., widow, ftirnished rooms, 1030
Folsom
Hunt Mark, clerk, r. N s Alabama, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Hunt Ml rtin L., dairyman, r. 1505 Buchanan
Hunt Mary Miss, shoefitter, r. 354 Grove
Hunt Mary A. Miss, r, 646 Folsom
Hunt Mary E., widow, r. 718 Leavenworth
Hunt Mary J., widow, r. 513 Octavia
Hunt Preston C, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Hunt Richard, clerk, r. 120 Ellis
Hunt Robert H. H., inventor, r. 35 Hoff Av
Hunt Samuel C, sawyer TJnion Boi Factory, r. 248
Fourth
Hunt Samuel O. (Jonathan Hunt, Son & Co.) r. Glen
Echo, Oakland
Hunt Sarah M., r. 1026 Hyde
Hunt Sidney B., insurance agent, r. Arcade House
Hunt Simon, carpenter, r. 103 Howard
Hunt Symmes H., day inspector Custom House, r. SE
cor Twenty-fourth and Ellen
Hunt Thomas, bootblack, 815 Market, r. 265 Jessie
Hunt Thomas C, compositor, r. 204 First
Hunt v., r. 321 Pacific
Hunt William, r. 165 Silver
Hunt William, bartender, r. 514 Mission
Hunt William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Hunt William, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
Hunt William B., laborer, r. 178 Fourteenth
Hunt William B., melter melter and refiner's dept
U. 8. Mint, r. 1021}^ Market
Hunt William B., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., r. 1024
Jackson
Hunt William B. Jr., clerk, r. 1021 }<5 Market
Hunt William H., shipjoiner, r. 75 Elizabeth
Hunt William J., pressman J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 354
Grove
Hunt William M., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt s Co.,
r. 816 California
Huntemann Christopher A., bartender, r. 1617 Dupont
Huntemann Frederick, salesman L. Altshuler, r. 1617
Dupont
Huntemann Henry, butcher, r. cor Fourteenth and
Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Huntemann Richard, plasterer, r.207 Linden Av
Hunter Abbey J. Mrs., drganist, r. 355 First
Hunter Benjamin C, furniture, 1518 Polk
Hunter Benjamin R., ironmolder, r.948 Twentieth
Hunter Charles, r. 151 Shipley
Hunter Charles, fisherman, r. Eighth Av, bet C and
D, S(mth S. F
Hunter Charles H.. second lieutenant First Artillery,
U. S. A., Fort Point
Hunter David (David Hunter & Co.) r. 523 Kearny
Hunter David, plasterer, r. 623 3^ Locust Av
Hunter David, real estate, r. 903 Van Ness Av
Hunter David & Co. (David Hunter) manufacturers'
agents, 523 Kearny
Hunter David H., porter John Stable, r. 835 Pacific
Hunter Eli M., carpenter, r. 629 Jessie
Hunter Elizabeth, widow, seamstress, r. 519 Sixth
Hunter Emma, widow, midwife, r. 125 Langton, rear
Hunter Francis, laborer, r. Sixteenth Av, bet Rail-
road Av an.l L, South S. F.
Hunter George, bartender Theatre Comique, NW
cor Kearny and Pine
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Hunter George, calker, r. Sixth Av, bet E and F
South S. F.
Hunter George A., physician, r. 5}^ Dupout
Hunter Henry A., machinist 8. P. RE., r. 1624?i
Stevenson
Hunter Henry C, assistant superintendent A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. Alameda
Hunter Henry J., die hardener coiner's dept U. S.
Mint. r. Alameda
Hunter Hugh, teamster, r. 2012 Powell
Hunter James, boatman, r. 11 Pacific
Hunter James, gauger, 323 Front, r. Alameda
Hunter James, machinist, r. 132 Twenty-sixth
Hunter James C, first officer 8S. Victoria, r. 416
Broadway
Hunter James G., mate stmr Pilot, r. SW cor East
and Pacific
Hunter John, capitalist, r. Sixteenth Av, bet L and
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Hunter John, hostler City RR., r. 1805 Mission
Hunter John, iron molder, r. 346 Beale
Hunter John, waiter Scott & Vanoni, r. 146 Second
Hunter John D., clerk Eugene E. Dewey, r. 1312
Green
Hunter John J., clerk C. F. Richards & Co., r. 808
California
Hunter Joseph B., surveyor, r. 1T)3^ Gilbert
Hunter Mary, widow, r. 1216 Washington
Hunter Natliaiiiel, secretary Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children and Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 614 Merchant,
r. 20 Bond
Hunter Philip S., clerk C. F. Richards & Co., r. 611
Pine
Hunter R. (C. Aloore & Co.) r. 2932 Sixteenth
Hunter R. M., r. 421 Bush
Hunter Robert A., bookkeeper M. P. Hall, r. 1312
Green
Hunter Robert E., teamster, r. 550 Linden Av
Hunter Robert P., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Twenty-eighth and Dolores
Hunter Ruth, r. Sixteenth Av, bet Railroad Av and L,
South. S.F.
Hunter Samuel, clerk Yates k Co., r. Alameda
Hunter Sarah A., widow, r. 1312 Green
Hunter Simon, third officer O. R. and N. 8S. Oregon
Hunter Thomas, clerk, r. 421 Sixth
Hunter Thomas, porter, r. 636 Commercial
Hunter W. H., painter, r. 17 Third
Hunter William, r. 125 Langton. rear
Hunter William (Hunter & Shackleford) r. 405 Tay-
lor
Hunter William, boatman, r. Ninth Av, bet F and G,
South S. F.
Hunter William Jr., painter, r. Ninth Av, bet F and
G., South S. F.
Hunter William H., woolgrader, r. 510 Minna
Hunter William L., laborer, r. Slxte"enthAv,bet Land
M, South S. F.
Hunter William T., clerk, r. 405 Taylor
Hunter & Sliacldeford (William Hunter and
Thomas J. Shackleford) brick manufacturers,
Ravenswood, San Mateo Co., office 310 Pine,
room 40
Huntington Colis P. (Huntington, Hopkin8.& Co.) r.
New York
Huntington Elmer, patternmaker, r. 828 Howard
Huntington G. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1104 Mis-
sion
Huntington Harvey S., clerk, r. 351 First
Huntington H. C, patternmaker Eisdon L and L.
Works, r. 828 Howard
Huntinji-ton, Hopkins & Co. (C. P. Huntington,
Charles Miller. Albert Gallatin and W. R. S. Foye)
importers and jobbers hardware and metals, junc-
tion Bush and Market, and 54 K. Sacramento City
Huntington Maggie Miss, r. 1753 Howard
Huntington S., speculator, r. 139 Fourth
Huntington Thomas, captain SS. Mexico, r. 2009 Jack-
sou
Huntington Walter A., laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Huntinjurtoii Willartl V., president Northern
Railway and director C. P. RR., office NE cor
Fourth and Townseud, room 46, r. Oakland
Huntington William H,, carpenter, r. 1320 Natoma
Huntley A. M. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 708 McAllister
Huntley John M., engineer S. P. BE., r. 124 Fourteenth
Huntley William H., drayman Steele, Elder & Co.,
r. Twenty-fourth, bet Castro and Diamond
Hunton Charles T., smbulance driver City and County
Alms House
Hunton Logan, collector Spring Valley W. W., r. 1317
Larkin
Huntoon Isaac D., salesman Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
1317 California
Huntress Oscar.P., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Pa-
trol, SW cor Ecker and Stevenson
Huntsman Horace, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 834
Sutter
Huntsman Louise, widow, r. 824 Sutter
Hunttiug M. T. Mrs., widow, r. 9 Hopeton Terrace
Hunttiug Willis C, clerk Marder, Luse & Co., r. 9
Hopeton Terrace
Huntzsch Moritz, type caster Painter & Co., r. 1525
Dupont
Hupers George W., clerk Curtis H. Lindley, r. 3 Chat-
ham PI
Hupers Peter J., clerk County Auditor, r. 3 Chatham
PI
Huppert Catherine, widow, r. .51 Shipley
Huppert Ht-nry, upholsterer, r. 51 Shipley
Huppert Hugo, driver Pacific Brewery
Hupi^ert William V., upholsterer, r. 51 Shipley
Bi^Huppert. See Hubbard and Hubbert
Hurd Byrou H., bartender, r. 25^ Stockton
Hurd Graham, dishwasher, r. 21)^ Mary
Hurd Henry, r. 43 South Park
Hurd J. B., clerk, r. 25)^ Stockton
Hurd Josiah M., compositor, r. 808 Mission
Hurd Neitie Miss, r. 16 Ohio
Hurd William E., conductor Market St. RR., r. 102
First Av
e^ Hurd. See Heard, Herd and Hird
Hurdis Samuel, painter, 4 Folsom, r. 450 Guerrero
Hurdle Thomas, assistant engineer stmr Mary D.
Hume, r. 235 Langton
Hurewitz Phillip, clerk Milliard F. Glouber, r. SE
cor Geary and Webster
Hurka Christina, domestic 1415 Powell
Hurka Josephine Mme., midwife, r. 614'^^ Minna
Hurka Vaclav, musician, r. CiU'^^ Minna
Hurl Mary, domestic 526 Eddy
Hurl Michael, housemover, r. 1319 Minna
Hurlbert Benjamin F., salesman W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 27 Cook, North of Point Lobos Av
Hurlbert Gustavus G., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r.
27 Cook, North of Point Lobos Av
Hurbrink Ernest J., liquor saloon, 521 First
Hurlburt Frank C, r. 1485 Valencia
Hurlburt Thomas B., restaurant, 1435 Valencia
Hurlbnt C. R. , assistant attorney Board of Trade
of San Francisco, office 202 Market, rooms 11-12,
r. 510 Mason
Hurlbut Edwin T. M., physician, office 850 Market, r.
600 Sutter
Hurlbut George C, teacher, r. 1513 Sacramento
Hurlbut George C. Mrs., teacher drawing, r. 1513 Sac-
ramento
Hurlbut Ishmael, carpenter, r. E s California Av, nr
Esmeralda Av, B. H.
Hurlbut M. A. Mrs., r. 518 Brannan
Hurlbut Reuben P., carpenter, r. E s California Av,
nr Esmeralda Av, B. H.
Hurlbut Sydney S., teacher, r. 310 Stockton
e^" Hurlbut. See Hurlbert and Hulbert
Hurle Hannah, r. 239 Minna, rear
Hurley Mrs., widow, r. 734 Natoma, rear
Hurley Charles, laborer, r. 428 Tehama
Hurley Charles, porter Hathaway's Wharf, r. Oakland
Hurley Charles, shoe laster, r. .59 West Mission
Hurley Charles P., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co.,
r. NW cor Clay and Hyde
Hurley Dauifl, r. 406 Tehama
Hurley Danif 1, blacksmith, r. 417 Natoma
Hurley Daniel, laborer, r. 2110 Mission
Hurley Daniel, laborer, r. NW cor Ninth and Point
Lobos Avs
Hurley Daniel, longshoreman, r. 527 Mission
Hurley Dennis J., stairbuilder, 134 Main, r. 252 Ji j
Tehama
Hurley Donald, laborer, r. 417 Natoma j
Hurley Ellen Miss, seamstress, r. 417 Natoma i
Hurley Ellen C, widow, r. N s Humboldt, bet Kansas i
and Vermont
Hurley Honora Miss, seamstress, r. 417 Natoma
Hurley J., upholsterer, r. 869 Market
Hurley James, fireman, r. W s Georgia, bet Shasta '
and Sierra |
Hurley James, laborer, r. 278 Jessie
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Hurley James, laborer, r. 315 Fifth
Hurley James, laborer, r. 1323 Minna
Hurley Jennie M. A. Miss, principal Spring Valley
Primary School, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 11 De Boom
Hurley Jeremiah, rigger, r. 316 Beale, rear
Hurley Johanna, domestic 830 Eddy
Hurley Johanna, widow, r. 9 Gaven
Hurley John, butcher, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Hurley John, carpenter, r. 24 Valencia
Hurley John, laborer, r. 363 Natoma, rear
Hurley John, laborer, r. 428 Tehama
Hurley John, laborer, r. 633 Natoma
Hurley John, laborer, r. 1302 Jackson
Hurley John, longshoreman, r. 531 Mission
Hurley John, peddler, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Hurley John, peddler, r. cor Arlington and Miguel,
B. H.
Hurley John, shoe cutter, r. 224 Eighth
Hurley John, tanner, r. Eleventh Av, bet M and P,
South S. F.
Hurley John, upholsterer, r. 2757 Mission
Hurley John J., boilermaker, r. 321 Clementina
Hurley John P., miller, r. NE cor Valencia and Her-
mann
Hurley Julia Mrs., r. 20 Clara
Hurley M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 139 Fourth
Hurley Maggie A. G. Miss, teacher, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Mamie E. Miss, assistant Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Mark, laborer, r. 417 Natoma
Hurley Mary, widow, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Hurley Mary, widow, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Mary, domestic Kasmus Kasmussen
Hurley Mary Mrs., laundress Occidental Hotel
Hurley M. E. Miss, r. 614 Grove
Hurley Mercy G. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 2 Torreus
Court
Hurley Michael, r. 208 Fourth, rear
Hurley Michael, housemover, r. 1319 Minna
Hurley Michael, laborer, r. 406 Tehama
Hurley Michael, laborer, r. 417 Natoma
Hurley Michael, laborer Pac. Boiling Mills
Hurley Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 126
Gilbert
Hurley Michael G., blacksmith, r. 208 Fourth, rear
Hurley Michael J., bookkeeper, r. N b Humboldt, bet
Kansas and Vermont
Hurley P.. laborer P. M. SS Go's Wharf
Hurley Patrick, driver Omnibus ER., r. 209 Tehama
Hurley Patrick, engineer California St. KR., r. 34
Austin
Hurley Patrick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Yolo
and Nebraska
Hurley Patrick, laborer, r. 48 Louisa
Hurley Patrick, laborer, r. 514 Webster
Hurley Patrick H., compositor S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 811 Mission
Hurley Patrick J., shoemaker, r. 224 Eighth
Hurley Philip, glue cutter, r. 1319 Minna
Hurley Thomas, hostler Market St. RR., r. 104 First
Av ■
Hurley Timothy, laborer, r. 1302 Jackson
Hurley William, boilermaker, r. 428 Tehama
Hurley William, laborer, r. W s Tennessee, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Hurney John F., shoemaker, r. 17 Haight
Huniey Michael, laborer, r. 8 Clara
Hurrell William H., proptr Hurrell's Haywards Ex-
press, 106 Davis, r. Haywards
Hurson Edward, hostler, r. 220 }$ O'Farrell
Hurson John, lauudryman, r. N s Moulton, bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Hurst Alfred F., oiler P. M. SS City of New York
Hurst Daniel (Hurst & Dore) r. 213 Sixteenth, bet
Howard and Mission
Hurst E. T., assistant engineer P. M. SS Colima
Hurst James, llVery stable, 1123 Mission, r. 108 Sev-
enth
Hurst James, oysterman, r. foot Leavenworth
Hurst W. J., yardman Palace Hotel
Hurst & Dore (Daniel Hurst and Edward R. Dore)
upholstering and furniture, 231 Sixteenth, bet
Howard and Mission
B^"Hurst. See Hearst.
Hurt James, carpenter, r. 162 First
Hurtadolgnacio, job printer, r. 529 Vallejo
Hurtz Alexander, butcher, r. 869 Market
Hurtzig F. W. N. (Hurtzig & Schultze) r. 3 Everett
Hurtzi^ ^ Sclmltie (F. W. N. Hurtzig and P.
Schultze) apothecaries, 140 Third, cor Everett
Husband Robert, superintendent Oregon Imp. Co., r.
1008 Twenty-first
Husby H.. buggymau Pacific Rolling Mills
Huseman Joseph, driver, r. 22 Turk
Husiug Albert, cigar dealer, r. 518 Capp
Husing Caroline, widow, r. 11 Church Lane
Husing Frederick (Straub & Husing) r. 23 Guerrero
Husing Henry, fireman C..P. RR. stmr Amador r. 2b
Market
Husiug John, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
Husing Martin, groceries and liquors, NE cor Broad-
way and Montgomery
Husing Rathye (Schwartz, Husing & Meyer) r.2203
Mission
Huss Muritz, machinist Richmanu Drill and Compres-
sor Co., r. 466 Minna, rear
Hus.sey Albion C, carpenter and builder, 618
California, r. 117 Columbia, bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Hussey Andrew, stockbroker, r. 231 Second
Hussey Charles E., cabinetmaker, r. 308 Clementina
Hussey Edward, naolder, r. 117 Bryant Av
Hus.-ey Frank W. (Hayes & Co.) r. 326 Green
Hussey George V., carpenter and builder, r. 1700 Lar-
kin *
Hussey G. H., steward Clipiser Restaurant, r. 1125
Filbert
Hussey Heury, machinist, r. f4 First
Hussey Henry J., spoon carmaker, 1820 Twentieth
Hussey H. M. Mrs., r. 124 Bartlett
Hussey Hoiace P. (H. P. Hussey & Co.) r. 1222 Pine
Hussey H. P. di Co. (Horace P. Hussey) importers
and commission merchants, 308 California
Hussey James H., bartender, r. 1621 Powell
Hussey Joseph, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Hussey Joseph, real estate, r. 326 Green
Hussey Joseph W., mining, 318 Pine, r. The Trues-
dell
Hussey Lawrence, laborer, r. 242 Perry
Hussey M. Mrs., widow, r. 915 Turk
Hussey Margaret Miss, vestmaker, r. 179 Minna
Hussey Mary, domestic 1802 Ellis
Hussey Maurice, packer, r. 1232 Lombard
Hussey Michael, machinist, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D.
Hussey Michael H., liquor saloon, 536 Pine.r. 4 Selina
PI
Hussey Patrick J., policeman, r. 1621 Powell
Hussey Sarah D. Mrs., upholsteress Cal. Furniture
Mnfg Co., r. 11 Hampton PI
Hussey Simeon A. (Hayes *: Co.) r. 326 Green
Hussey Uldric J., stock bfoker, r. NW cor Valencia
and Twenty-third
Hussey William, salesman Murphy, Graut & Co., r.
915 Eddy
Hussey William H. H., assistant Impost bookkeeper
Custom House, r. Oakland
Hassoii Paul, wholesale sheep butcher, NE cor
Fifth and Railroad Avs, South 8. F., office 535
Clay, r. 841 Howard
HuBsou Urbain, r. 919 Clay
HuBted Alanson, collector, 14 Stevenson Bldg, r. 1239
Mission
Hasted Frederick M., attorney at law, 420 Mont-
gomery, room 21-22, r. Berkeley
Husted G. Montgomery, carpenter, r. 1912 Ellis
Husted Mary, widow, r. 914 Laguna
BsyHusted. See Huested
Hustedt Frederick, cooper, r. 2012 Folsom
Hustedt Henry, groceries and liquors, 20 Frederick
Hustedt John, clerk, r. 1127 Kearny
Husterman August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hutaff Heury, groceries and liquors, 341 Eddy, r. 339
Eddy
Hutaff Henry W., liquor saloon, SE cor Sansome and
Washington, r. 1507 Post
Hutchiugs Frank E., seaman, r. 230 Minna
Hutchiugs Frank J., salesman H. Heynemann & Co.,
r. Abbotsford House
Hutchiugs James H., barber, 448 Calif ornia
Hutchings James M., armorer National Guard, r. 318
Post
Hutchings J. Blake, clerk I. E. Thayer, r. 633 Sutter
Hutchiugs John, longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome
Hutchings Reuben F., shipcarpenter, r.928 Twentieth
Hutchiugs William C, miner, r. 109 Montgomery
HutchiiiB Ada, widow, editor and proptr The Reporter,
r. 98 St. Aun's Bldg
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Hiitchius Charles, money order clerk Post OfBce, r.
2007 Webster
Hutchins Chauncey B., physician ami surgeon, office
" ~ osfi Taylor
■ - -">ovt 330 Pine, rooms
Hutin Francois, laundryman, r. 37 Louisa, rear
Hutson John F., driver Hutson & Lander, r. 12
Page
Hutson Nathaniel (Hutson k Lander) r. 12 Page
Hutson & Lander (Nathaniel Hutson and Louis Ot.
T.aTider) contractors quartermaster's dept U. S.
"■*"" SF cox New Montgomery
-■geou, office and .^L^o^efc/rB-'
Hutchinson Charles a., ^a.
Stockton
Hutchinson Charles E., clerk John Hutchinson, r. 545
Seventeenth
Hutchinson Christopher J., carpenter, r. 18 First
Hutchinson Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
Butler Burris secretary, 2 Nevada. Block
Hutchinson Constance Miss, r. 4S Tehama
Hutchinson Daniel, milkman, r. SE cor Filbert and
Pierce
Hutchinson David, bookkeeper, r. 2 Lysett PI
Hutchinson Edward, clerk, r. 1910 Howard
HntcUiiison Ely I., attorney at law, 504 Kearny,
r. 922 Van Ness Av
Hatchinsoii Frederick W., stockbroker, 322
Pine, r. 1G18 Bush
Hutchinson Gardiner S. (Morison, Hutchinson &Co.)
r. New York City
Hutchinson Hayward M. (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philip-
peus & Co.) r. Washington, D. C.
Hutchinson Henry L. (Fairbanks & Hutchinson) r.
Oakland
Hutchinson Hiram T., r. 303 Eddy
Hutchinson James S., cashier Sather & Co., r. 1910
Howard
Hutchinson Jane Mrs.', r. 16 Ritch
Hutchinson John, stockbroker, 5 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 545 Seventeenth
Hutchinson John J., collector Morning Call, r. 1523
Leavenworth
Hutchinson Joseph, r. 16 Eitch
Hutchinson Joseph, attorney at law, 520 Montgomery,
r. 1910 Howard
Hutchinson Joseph W., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
365 Minna
Hutchinson Kate Miss, secretary San Francisco Ho-
mceopathic Hospital, r. 1910 Howard
Hutcliinson, Kolal, Pliilippeus Hi Co. (Hay-
ward M. Hutchinson, William Kohl, Alexander
Philippeus, John F. Miller, Louis Sloss, Lewis
Gerstle. Mrs. Louisa Greenewald, Mark Leving-
ston, Gustave Niebaum and August Wasserman)
shipping merchants and wholesale fur dealers,
310 Sansome
Hutchinson Leroy T., foreman Charles Sutton Jr. &
Co., r. 2511 Mission
Hutchinson Michael, laborer, r. 79 Stevenson, rear
HutchiuBon Michael, labort^r Calvary Cemetery
Hutchinson Myron, office 212 California, r. Oakland
Hutchinson N. W. Mrs., artist, 724 J^ Market
Hutchinson Patrick, machlnehand Enterprise Mills,
r. Oakland
Hutchinson Richard; pressman A. Waldstein, r. 812
Vallejo
Hutchinson Richard, produce commission merchant,
126 Clay, r. 1103 MoOtf^omery
Hutchinson Samuel, broker, r. 314 Bush
Hutchinson Stephen, with D. M. H'lsmer & Co., r.
314 Bush
Hutchinson T. R., salesman W. & I. Steinhart & Co.,
r. Oakland
Hutchinson William, r. 716 Stockton
Hutchinson WilHam, carpenter and builder, r. 19 Oak
Hutchinson William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Hutchinson William H. (Koss & Hutchinson) r. 926
Mis.-iion
Hutchinson & Mann (Champion I. Hutchinson
and Henry R. Mann) insurance agents and com-
mission merchants, 322-324 California and 302-304
Sansome
Huth Balthazar, cook Edward J. Schuur, r. 819 Filbert
Hutli Bertha Miss, r. 15 Varennes
Huth Charles, bartender, r. SE cor Powell and Union
Huth Mary Miss, r. 15 Varennes
k Co., r.
ollege, r.
r. SW cor
ission
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Hutton jouu, D,..
guna and Mc.Vllister
Hutton Patrick, seaman, r. North Pacific H(Hel
Huttou Samuel, porter R. P. Tenuey, r. NE cor La-
guna and McAllister
Huwe William, carpenter, r. 33 Lily Av
Hvorslev Peter, boots and shoes, 231 Sixth
Hyams Brothers (Edward and William) Importers,
mnfrs and wholesale clothiers, 220 Sansome
Hyams Edward (Hyams Brothers) r. 931 Post
Hyams Frank, ship painter, r. 304 Mason«
Hyams George J. S., manager Martin's Clothing
House, 435 Montgomery, r. 1619 Turk
Hj-ams Solomon, compositor, r. 1619 Turk
Hyams William (Hyams Brothers) r. New York
Hyatt Antone, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 1309 Stockton
Hyatt Thomas H. J., shorthand reporter, 604 Mer-
chant
Hyde Annie Mrs., r. 217 Third
Hyde, Ayer & Co. (of Springfield, Mass.) mnfrs
patented articles, D. B. Hyde agent, 324J^ Mont-
gomery
Hyde Bella, domestic 530 O'Farrell
Hyde Charles, wood and coal, 310 Leavenworth, r. 327
Golden Gate Av, rear
Hyde Clarence, salesman, r. 21b Stockton
Hyde D. B., mntr's agent, 324J^ Montgomery, r. 19
Powell
Hyde E. H. (E. H. Hyde & Co.) r. Oakland
Hyde E. H. & Co. (E. H. Hyde) commission mer-
chants and .iobbers fancy goods, 161 New Mont-
gomery
Hyde Frederick A., attorney for land claimants,
623 Commercial, r. 2225 Pine
Hyde George, real estate, office 640 Market, r. 719
Geary
Hyde Henry C, attorney at law, 411 J^ California,
room 15, r. San Rafael
Hyde Isaac, executor estate R. B. Woodward,
president City RE. Co. and manager What Cheer
House, 529 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Hyde John, cook American Exchange Hotel
Hyde John, laborer, r. 612 Powell
Hyde Lawrence, salesman K. Meussdorflfer, r. 762
Mission
Hyde Marcus D., attorney for land claimants, 623
Commercial, r. Oakland
Hyde Margaret, widow, r. 646 Folsom
Hyde Michael, sawyer, r. 923 Howard
Hyde Michael, real estate, r. N s Precita Av, bet Mis-
sion and Howard
Hyde Philip, ironworket, r. 752 Folsom
Hyde Rothwell, with Chilion Beach, r. 918 Van Ness
Av
Hyde William, waiter Henry Rolff, r. 1C21 Buchanan
Hyde William H., housemover, 645 Mission, r. 1837
Mi-ssiou
Hyde William H. Jr., with D. M. Osborne & Co., r.
1837 Mission
HydeliffM. James, r. 1411 Devisadero
Hyden William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Hydraulic Gravel-Elevating Mining Co., Charles V.
Manner secretary, 51 Fremont
Hyer Henrietta Mrs., r. 14V Third
Hyer John, waiter Kuss House, r. 614 Bush
Hyerman Jerome, plumber, r. SW cor Valencia and
Hill
Hylaud Ann, widow, r. 669 Harrison
Uylaud Bernard, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 1432
Jackson
H.vland David, laborer, r. 68 Minna
Hylatd Frank, harnesscleaner, r. 775 Market
WALNUT, MAPLE, CHEBEY
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Spear St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St , and 26, 28 Howard St.
HINCKI.KY, SPIERS A HATES, Fl'l.T01V IRON W^ORKS, 213 Freinoiit, Kti-ret,
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522
HUT
Hurley James, laborer, r. 315 Fifth
Hurley James, laborer, r. 1323 Minna
Hurley Jennie M. A. Miss, principal Spring Valley
Primary School, r. 1910 Pacific Av
Hurley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 11 De Boom
Hurley Jeremiah, rigger, r. HI « b*"-'- —
Hurley Jc'
Hurley Jc
Hurley Jc
South
Hurley Jo
Hiu-ley Jo
Hurley Jo
Hurle3' Jo
Hurley Jo
Hurley Jol
Hurley Jol
Hurley Jol ■-..guci,
B. H.
Hurley John, shoe cutter, r. 224 Eighth
Hurlej' John, tanner, r. Eleventh Av, bet M and P,
South S. F.
Hurley John, upholsterer, r. 2757 Mission
Hurley John J., boilermaker, r. 321 Clementina
Hurley John P., miller, r. NE cor Valencia and Her-
mann
Hurley Julia Mrs., r. 20 Clara
Hurley M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 139 Fourth
Hurley Maggie A. G. Miss, teacher, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Mamie E. Miss, assistant Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Mark, laborer, r. 417 Natoma
Hurley Mary, widow, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Hurley Mary, widow, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Mary, domestic Basmus Kasmussen
Hurley Mary Mrs., laundress Occidental Hotel
Hurley M. E. Miss, r. 614 Grove
Hurley Mercy Q. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 2 Torreus
Court
Hurley Michael, r. 208 Fourth, rear
Hurley Michael, honsemover, r. 1319 Minna
Hurley Michael, laborer, r. 406 Tehama
Hurley Michael, laborer, r. 417 Natoma
Hurley Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Hurley Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 126
Gilbert
Hurley Michael G., blacksmith, r. 208 Fourth, rear
Hurley Michael J., bookkeeper, r. N s Humboldt, bet
Kansas and Vermont
Hurley P.. laborer P. M. SS Co'b Wharf
Hurley Patrick, driver Omnibus RU., r. 209 Tehama
Hurley Patrick, engineer California St. RR., r. 34
Austin
Hurley Patrick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Yolo
and Nebraska
Hurley Patrick, laborer, r. 48 Louisa
Hurley Patrick, laborer, r. 514 Webster
Hurley Patrick H.. compositor S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 811 Mission
Hurley Patrick J., shoemaker, r. 224 Eighth
Hurley Philip, glue cutler, r. 1319 Minna
Hurley Thomas, hostler Market St. RB., r. 104 First
Av ■
Hurley Timothy, laborer, r. 1302 Jackson
Hurley William, boilermaker, r. 428 Tehama
Hurley William, laborer, r. W s Tennessee, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Hurney John F., shoemaker, r. 17 Haight
Hurney Michael, laborer, r. 8 Clara
Hurrell William H., proptr Hurrell's Haywards Ex-
press, 106 Davis, r. Haywards
Hurson Edward, hostler, r. 220 )4 O'Farrell
Hurson John, lauudryman, r. N s Moulton, bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Hurst Alfred F., oiler P. M. SS City of New York
Hurst Daniel (Hurst & Dore) r. 213 Sixteenth, bet
Howard and Mission
Hurst E. T., assistant engineer P. M. SS Colima
Hurst James, ll«evy stable, 1123 Mission, r. 108 Sev-
enth
Hurst James, oysterman, r. foot Leavenworth
Hurst W. J., yardman Palace Hotel
Hurst & Dor-' (Daniel Hurst and Edward R. Dore)
upholstering i>nd furniture, 231 Sixteenth, bet
Howard and Mission
iK^Hurst. See Hearst.
Hurt James, carpenter, r. 1C2 First
Hurtadolgnacio, job printer, r. 529 Vallejo
Hurtz Alexander, butcher, r. 869 Market
Hurtzig F. W. N. (Hurtzig & Schultze) r. 3 Everett
Hnrtzig- & Sclinltze (F. W. N. Hurtzig and P.
Schultze) apothecaries, 140 Third, cor Everett
Husband Robert, superintendent Oregon Imp. Co., r.
1008 Twenty-first
Husbv R >^ "^ ■'
.^uiuauuiJrui and Compres-
sor Co., r. 466 Minna, rear
IIas.sey Albion C, carpenter and builder, 618
California, r. 117 Columbia, bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Hussey Andrew, stockbroker, r. 231 Second
Hussey Charles E., cabinetmaker, r. 308 Clementina
Hussey Edward, molder, r. 117 Bryant Av
Hus.-ey Frank W. (Hayes & Co.) r. 326 Green
Hussey George V., carpenter and builder, r. 1700 Lar-
kin
Hussey G. H., steward Clipper Restaurant, r. 1125
Filbert
Hussey Henry, machinist, r. f4 First
Hussey Henry J., spoon oarmaker, 1020 Twentieth
Hussey H. M. Mrs., r. 124 Bartlett
Hussey Horace P. (H. P. Hussey & Co.) r. 1222 Pine
Hussey H. P. Hi Co. (Horace P. Hussey) importers
and commission merchants, 308 California
Hussey James H., bartender, r. 1621 Powell
Hussey Joseph, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Hussey Joseph, real estate, r. 326 Green
Huss(^y Joseph W., mining, 318 Pine, r. The Trues-
dell
Hussey Lawrence, laborer, r. 242 Perry
Hussey M. Mrs., widow, r. 915 Turk
Hussey Margaret Miss, vestmaker, r. 179 Minna
Hussey Mary, domestic 1802 Ellis
Hussey Maurice, packer, r. 1232 Lombard
Hussey Michael, machinist, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D.
Hussey Michael H., liquor saloon, 536 Pine,r. 4 Selina
PI
Hussey Patrick J., policeman, r. 1621 Powell
HuBsey Sarah D. Mrs., upholsteress Cal. Furniture
Mnfg Co., r. 11 Hampton PI
Hussey Simeon A. (Hayes .S Co.) r. 326 Green
Hussey Uldric J., stock broker, r. NW cor Valencia
and Twenty-third
Hussey William, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
915 Eddy
Hussey William H. H., assistant Impost bookkeeper
Custom House, r. Oakland
Hassoii Paul, wholesale sheep butcher, NE cor
Fifth and Railroad Avs. South S. F., office 535
Clay, r. 841 Howard
HuBson Urbain, r. 919 Clay
Husted Alanson, collector, 14 Stevenson Bldg, r. 1239
Mission
Hasted Frederick. M., attorney at law, 420 Mont-
gomery, room 21-22, r. Berkeley
Husted G. Montgomery, carpenter, r. 1912 EUie
Husted Mary, widow, r. 914 Laguna
lt?"Husled. See Huested
Hustedt Frederick, cooper, r. 2012 Folsom
Hustedt Henry, groceries and liquors, 20 Frederick
Hustedt John, clerk, r. 1127 Kearny
Husterman August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hutaff Henry, groceries and liquors, 341 Eddy, r. 339
Eddy
Hutaff Henry W.. liquor saloon, SE cor SauBome and
Washington, r. 1507 Post
Huichings Frank E., seaman, r. 230 Minna
HutcLings Frank J., salesman H. Heynemann & Co.,
r. Abbotsford House
Hutchiugs James H., barber, 448 Calif ornia
Hutchings James M., armorer National Guard, r. 318
Post
Hutchings J. Blake, clerk I. E. Thayer, r. 633 Sutter
Hutchiugs John, longshoreman, r. 908 Sansome
Hutchings Reuben F., shipcarpenter, r.928 Twentieth
Hutchiugs William C, miner, r. 109 Montgomery
Hutchlus Ada, widow, editor and proptr The Reporter,
r. 98 St. Ann's Bldg
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office..33 Geary St.
! MArnnNnilPU Cumberland, lehigh ani> English foundry cokb,
J). IflnUUUIlUUUn, 41 MarUnt Street, corner Snear.
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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HntcbiDs Charles, money order clerk Post OflBce, r.
2007 Webster
Hutchius Chauncey B., physician and surgeon, ofi&ce
and r. 236 Taylor
Hutchins Edward P., mining expert, 330 Pine, rooms
20-21, r. 731 Pine
Hutchins Francis H., machinist, r. 2 Farren Av
Hutchins James M., dentist, S Mason
Hutchins Lemuel W., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Hutchins May Miss, teacher music, r. 98 St. Ann's
Bldg
Hutchinson Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 114 Seventh
Hutchinson Beatrice Miss, r. 48 Tehama
Hutchinson Champion I. (Hutchinson & Mann) r. 922
Van Ness Av
Hutchinson Charles A., clerk Calvert Meade, r. 1237
Stockton
Hutchinson Charles E., clerk John Hutchinson, r. 545
Seventeenth
Hutchinson Christopher J., carpenter, t. 18 First
Hutchinson Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
Butler Burris secretary, 2 Nevada. Block
Hutchinson Constance Miss, r. 48 Tehama
Hutchinson Daniel, milkman, r. SE cor Filbert and
Pierce
Hutchinson David, bookkeeper, r. 2 Lysett PI
Hutchinson Edward, clerk, r. 1910 Howard
HutcUinson Ely I., attorney at law, 504 Kearny,
r. 922 Van Ness Av
Hutchinson FredericU W., stockbroker, 322
Pine, r. 1618 Bush
Hutchinson Gardiner S. (Morison, Hutchinson A: Co.)
r. New York City
Hutchinson Hayward M. (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philip-
peus & Co.) r. Washington, D. C.
Hutchinson Henry L. (Fairbanks & Hutchinson) r.
Oakland
Hutchinson Hiram T., r. 303 Eddy
Hutchinson James S., cashier Sather & Co., r. 1910
Howard
Hutchinson Jane Mrs.', r. 16 Ritch
Hutchinson John, stockbroker, 5 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 545 Seventeenth
Hutchinson John J., collector Morning Call, r. 1523
Leavenworth
Hutchinson Joseph, r. 16 Ritch
Hutchinson Joseph, attorney at law, 520 Montgomery,
r. 1910 Howard
Hutchinson Joseph W., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
365 Minna
Hutchinson Kate Miss, secretary San Francisco Ho-
moeopathic Hospital, r. 1910 Howard
Hutchinson, KoliI, Philippeus <Sf Co. (Hay-
ward M. Hutchinson, William Kohl, Alexander
Philippeus, John F. Miller, Louis Sloss, Lewis
Gerstle, Mrs. Louisa Greenewald, Mark Leving-
ston, Gustave Niebaum and August Wasserman)
shipping merchants and wholesale fur dealers,
310 Sansome
Hutchinson Leroy T., foreman Charles Sutton Jr. &
Co., r. 2511 Mission
Hutchinson Michael, laborer, r. 79 Stevenson, rear
Hutchinson Michael, laborer Calvary Cemetery
Hutchinson Myron, office 212 California, r. Oakland
Hutchinson N. W. Mrs., artist, 724J4 Market
Hutchinson Patrick, machinehand Enterprise Mills,
r. Oakland
Hutchinson Richard; pressman A. Waldstein, r. 812
Vallejo
Hutchinson Richard, produce commission merchant,
126 Clay, r. 1103 Motttgomery
Hutchinson Samuel, broker, r. 314 Bush
Hutchinson Stephen, with D. M. H^smer & Co., r.
314 Bush
Hutchinson T. R., salesman W. k I. Steinhart & Co.,
r. Oakland
Hutchinson William, r. 716 Stockton
Hutchinson WilHam, carpenter and builder, r. 19 Oak
Hutchinson William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Hutchinson William H. (Ross & Hutchinson) r. 926
Mission
Hutchinson & Mann (Champion I. Hutchinson
and Henry R. Manu) insuran<e agents and com-
mission merchants, 322-324 California and 302-304
Sansome
Huth Balthazar, cook Edward J. Schuur, r. 819 Filbert
Hutli Bertha Miss, r. 15 Varennes
Huth Charles, bartender, r. SE cor Powell and Union
Huth Mary Miss, r. l.'i Varennea
Hutin Francois, laundryman, r. 37 Louisa, rear
Hutson John F., driver Hutson & Lander, r. 12
Page
Hutson Nathaniel (Hutson & Lander) r. 12 Page
Hutson & Lander (Nathaniel Hutson and Louis Q.
Lander) contractors quartermaster's dept U. S.
A., and draymen, office SE cor New Montgomery
and Jessie
Hutter John P., liquor saloon, 130 Fourth
Huttmeyer Henry, brewer, r. 1017 Batt.ry
Hutton Frank W., compositor Barry, Baird & Co., r.
920 Seventeenth
Hutton Harry W., student Hastings Law College, r.
920 Seventeenth
Hutton Henry, coalpasser P. C. SS Orizaba, r. SW cor
Sixth and Townsend
Hutton James H., corporal police, r. 1239 Mission
Hutton John, machinist, r. 920 Seventeenth
Hutton John, salesman R. P. Tenney, r. NE cor La-
guna and McAllister
Hutton Patrick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hrttel
Hutton Samuel, porter R. P. Tenney, r. NE cor La-
giina and McAllister
Huwe William, carpenter, r. 33 Lily Av
Hvorslev Peter, boots and shoes. 231 Sixth
Hyams Brothers (Edward and William) Importers,
mnfrs and wholesale clothiers, 220 Sansome
Hyams Edward (Hyams Brothers) r. 931 Post
Hyams Frank, ship painter, r. 304 Mason,
Hyams George J. S., manager Martin's Clothing
House, 435 Montgomery, r. 1619 Turk
Hyams Solomon, compositor, r. 1619 Turk
Hyams William (Hyams Brothers) r. New York
Hyatt Antoue, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 1309 Stockton
Hyatt Thomas H. J., shorthand reporter, 604 Mer-
chant
Hyde Annie Mrs., r. 217 Third
Hyde, Ayer & Co. (of Springfield, Mass.) mnfrs
patented articles, D. B. Hyde agent, 324J^ Mont-
gomery
Hyde Bella, domestic 530 O'Farrell
Hyde Charles, wood and coal, 310 Leavenworth, r. 327
Golden Gate Av, rear
Hyde Clarence, salesman, r. 218 Stockton
Hyde D. B., mnfr's agent, 324}$ Montgomery, r. 19
Powell
Hyde E. H. (E. H. Hyde & Co.) r. Oakland
Hyde E. H. & Co. (E. H. Hyde) commission mer-
chants and .jobbers fancy goods, 161 New Mont-
gomery
Hyde Frederick; A., attorney for land claimants,
623 Commercial, r. 2225 Pine
Hyde George, real estate, office 640 Market, r. 719
Geary
Hyde Henry C, attorney at law, 411 J^ California,
room 15, r. San Rafael
Hyde Isaac, executor estate R. B. Woodward,
president City RR. Co. and manager What Cheer
House, 529 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Hyde John, cook American Exchange Hotel
Hyde John, laborer, r. 612 Powell
Hyde Lawrence, salesman K. Meussdorffer, r. 762
Mission
Hyde Marcus D., attorney for land claimants, 623
Commercial, r. Oakland
Hyde Margaret, widow, r. 646 Folsom
Hyde Michael, sawyer, r. 923 Howard
Hyde Michael, real estate, r. N s Precita Av, bet Mis-
sion and Howard
Hyde Philixj, ironworkeV, r. 762 Folsom
Hyde Rothwell, with Chllion Beach, r. 918 Van Ness
Av
Hyde William, waiter Henry Rolff, r. 1621 Buchanan
Hyde William H., housemover, 645 Mission, r. 1837
Mis.sion
Hyde William H. Jr., with D. M. Osborne & Co., r.
1837 iMission
Hydelifl'M. James, r. 1411 Devisadero
Hyden William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Hydraulic Gravel-Elevating Mining Co., Charles V.
Manner si-crelari', 51 Fremont
Hyer Henrietta Mrs., r. 14*? Third
Hyer John, waiter Rnss House, r. 614 Bush
Hvernian Jerome, plumber, r. SW cor Valencia and
Hill
Hylauil Ann, widow, r. 669 Harrison
llyland Bernard, driver N. B. and M. RB., r. 1432
Jackson
Hyland David, laborer, r. 68 Minna
Hylacd Frank, harnesscleaner, r. 775 Market
WALNUT, MAPLE, CHERRY
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Spear St.
Yards: 129 to 147 SpearSt , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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Hyland George, laborer, r. S b Twenty-firgt, nr Eu-
reka
Hylaud Henry J. , real estate, r. Coso Av, nr Aztec,
B. H.
Hyland J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Hylaud James, hostler, r. 1125 Howard
Hyland James, sailmaker, r. 140 Fourth
Hyland James J., brass finisher, r. 669 Harrison
Hylaud John, shoemaker, r. 328 >^ Third
Hyland Josei^h B., mut'r trunks and valises, NW cor
Sutter aud Montgomery, r. 65i Mission
Hyland Joseph J., trunkmaker Joseph B. Hyland, r.
654 Mission
Hyland Michael, horseshoer, r. Park Hotel
Hylaud Patrick, shoeuiaker, r. 328 Ttird
Hylaud William, laborer, r. 316 Beale, rear
Hyland William, melter Eisdon I. and L. Works, r. 43
Clementina
Hyman Aaron, locksmith, r. H25 Post
Hyman Abraham, r. 19 Harriet
Hyman Albert I., salesman Abraham Levingston, r.
533 Sacramento
Hj-maii Brotliers (Hyman W., Henry W., Mich-
ael, Morris aud Joseph) wholesale groceries, 216-
218 California
Hyman Deborah Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin St.
Primary School, r. 507 Post
Hyman Frank, musician, r. 606 Broadway
Hyman Hen^y W. (Hyman Brothers) r. 1220 Geary
Hyman Hyman W. (Hyman Brothers) r. 905 Market
Hymau Isaac (M. Levy & Co.) r. 42 Jackson
Hyman Isaac, salesman M. Hyman & Co., 518 Market
Hyman Isidor, r. 2939 Mission
Hyman Jacob (Lipmau & Hymau) r. 1411 Sacramento
Hymau James, painter, r. 225 Fourth
Hymau Joseph (Hyman Brothers) r. Honolulu, H. I.
Hymau Joseph, barber, 703 Mission, r. 19 Harriet
Hyman Julius, glazier, r. 139 Shipley
Hyman Lena, widow, r. 730 McAllister
Hymau Leon, barber, 2 Sixth, r. 444 Jessie
Hyman M. & Co. (Moses Hyman, Samuel Stiner and
Abraham Goodkiud) importers and mnfrs boys'
clothing, 518 Market and 19 Sutter
Hyman Maurice, furniture and bedding, 606 Broad-
way
Hyman Michael (Hyman Brothers) r. New York
Hyman Morris (Hyman Brothers) r. Honolulu, H.I.
Hymau Moses, r. 410 Folsom
Hyman Moses (M. Hymau & Co.) r. 906 O'Farrell
j Hyman Moses, watchmaker, r. 558 Stevenson
Hyman Nathan, barber Sand Bros., r. 606 Broadway
Hyman Nathan J., .jewelry and faocy goods, 307 Kear-
ny, r. 617 Jones
Hyman Presley C, speculator, r. 2096 Market
Hymau Rebecca Miss, shirtmaker, r. 730 McAllister
Hyman Wolf, pawnbroker, 16 Kearuy, r. 608 Frank-
lin
8^" Hymau. See Heimau aud Heyman
Hymes Charles, clerk, r. 304 Third
Hynard Aloiizo P., livery stable, NW cor Potter
and West Mission, r. 25 Potter
Hynes Andrew, painter Noble Bros., r. 1100 Powell
Hynes Andrew P., tinsmith, r. Parker Av, nr Califor-
nia Av, B. H.
Hynes Andrew W., clerk Continental Oil and Trans.
Co., r.9.32 Pacific
Hynes David, blacksmith John McCIellan.r. 17 Alaska
Hynes Ellen, widow, r. lu Langton, rear
Hynes Ellen, widow, r. 447)^ Natoma
Hynes James, shoemaker, r. 3 Bryaut Av
Hynes John, carpenter, r. W s California Av, nr Thir-
tieth, B. H.
Hynes John, laborer, r. 19 Guerrero
Hynes John, woolscourer, r. 2 Sherwood PI
Hynes Martha, widow, r. 932 Pacific
Hynes Michael (Granfleld & Hynes) r. 1040 Howard
Hynes Michael, maltster Empire Brewery, r. 134 Fran-
cisco
HyueH Michael J., collector City of Paris, r. 19 Guer-
rero
Hynes Thomas J., shoecutter, r. 318 Octavia
Hynes William, deputy License Collector, r. 1605 How-
ard
Hynes William H., shipcarpenter, r. cor Sixteenth Av
and P, South S. F.
O^Hynes. See Heins, Heinz, Hinds and Hines
Hyslop John, wati'hman Merchants' Exchange Assn,
r. 44 Merchants' Exchange
Hyve Charles A., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 5
Market
Iaccheri Garibaldi (Particelli & laccheri) r. 567 Stev-
enson
Ibbach Adolph, bookkeeper, r. 1408 Mission
Ibbotson Joseph J., clerk 2-3 Nevada Block, r. 44
Third
Ibler Philip H.. cutter Bullock & Jones, r. 2221 Pacific
Av
Iburg Willia^Q M., groceries and liquors, 5 Belden, r.
S s Germania, nr Fillmore
Ichi Ban, Japanese goods, 22 Geary
Ickelheimer Henry, clerk, r. 917 Larkin
Ickelheimer Herman, painter, r. 917 Larkin
Ickelheimer Samuel, plumber, r. 917 Larkin
Ida Gold aud Silver Mining Co.(Bodie) Calvert Meade
secretar.v, 324 Pine, room 8
Ida Mill aud Mining Co., B. F. Dahl secretary, 18
Stevenson Building
Ide Abbott L., chemist, laboratory 81 Fourth
Ide John, trunkmaker, r. 81 Fourth
Ide P. Mrs., widow, r. 81 Fourth
Idemau Henry, baker, r. 416 Minna
Iden John F. Jr., bookkeeper A. W. Fink, r. Branch
House
Iden Thomas, salesman, r. 424 Sansome
Idinger Edward, tailor, 2239 Mission
Idyelotte Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 502 Mason
Idyelotte Meta Miss, actress Winter Garden, r. 502
Mason
Iglauer Joseph, r. iGl^ Kearny
Iglauer Sigmund,ca8hierM. Herman, r. 263^ Kearny
Iglehart T. N., dentist, r. 1045 Mission
Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de Guadaloupe, Rev. Andres
Garriga jiastor, 906 Broadway
Igo Catherine, widow, r. Presidio Reservation, nrBar-
racks
Igo James, hackman, r. 337 Jessie
Igo James, milk ranch, r. S s California Av, nr Figaro,
B. H.
Igo John, fireman Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla, r. 62
First
Igo Mary, widow, r. 207 Minna
Igo Nellie Miss, shirtmaker, r. 207 Minna
Igo Patrick, laborer, r. 128 McClellan
Igstaedter Bernard, cigars, r. 1G06 California
Ijams William E. Rev., pastor Green St. Congrega-
tional Church, r. Commercial Hotel
Iken Frederick, commission merchant, 506 Battery, r.
Alameda
Her H. B., bedmaker, 537 Sacramento
Her William, bedmaker, 537 Sacramento
lies Anthony, coachman 317 Fulton
Illldge Georue J., bookkeeper, r.433 Jessie
Illsen C. Louis, cutter A. B. Elfelt i: Co., r. 201 Leav-
enworth
Illustrated Card Co., W. M. Pearsall agent, 5 Post
lis John G., mnfr ranges, and proptr Jackson Foun-
dry, 814-816 Kearny, r. 531 Jackson
Use W. A., assiiyer Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
Oakland
Imbert Ferdinand (Borel & Co.) r. 308 Sutter
Imbrie Augustus C, district engineer S. F. F. D.,
ofiice Engine House No. 3, r. 1303 California
Imedra G., fisherman, r. 9 Vallejo
Imes.Benjamin, whitener, r. 605 Broadway
Imgarteu William, maltster, r. 28 Nevada
Imhaus Emilc J. (Imhaus k. Triebel) r. 114 Hayes
Imhaus Louis A., salesman The J. M. Brunswick &
Balke Co., r. 18 Hill
Iuiliaa.>i & Triebel (Emile J. Imhsus and Louis
Triebel) hardware, 403 Hayes
Imhoff Alexander, tanner, r. 467 Clementina
Imhott" Antoiue, dairyman, 1409 Folsom, r. 6 Sheridan
Imhofl' Joseph, milkman, r. 6 Sheridan
Imhofif Peter, milker John Hartmap, Ocean House
Road, nr Seventeenth
Imhott' Samuel G., plumbing and gasfitting, 986 Fol-
som, r. 467 Clementina
Imhorst Ferdinand, pianomaker, r. South Park House
Immel August, woodcarver, r. 733 Hayes
Immel August J. B., porter James H. Cutter & Co., r.
1647 Mission
Immel Henry, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 733 Hayes
Immel Jane Mrs., stationery, 1647 Mission
Imiuiju'rution Association of California,
Arthur R. Briggs president, A. W. Preston secre
tary, 10 California
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to Bravermnii «& Lievy
119 MONTGOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WANIIIKO I'.tl.l.FD FOR ANO DET.IVKRKD.
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Immigration Comwisgioner State, Cbarlea D. Bunker',
508 Battery
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO„«r ..on.
(Ion) AV'illiiiin Liuiie Booker ii<;eiit, Rob-
ert Dickson inuiiager, SE cor Montgom-
ery and California
Imperial Gallery, Mrs. Emma Viiughau proptr, 724 J<i
M.irket;
Imperial Silicate Paint, Burt & Bentley manu-
facturers sole agents. Union Block, 206 Market
Improved Machinery Co., W. K. Quiuan president,
F. W. Ludovici secretary, 202 Busli
Improved Order of Red Men, Horatio S. Winn secre-
tary, hall 320 Post, office 122 Geary
Imsoud Joseph, dairyman, r. W s Church, nr Thir-
tieth
Ince Annette Miss, teacher elocution, r. 2436 Califor-
nia
Ince Conrad J., salesnjan Dutton & Partridge, r. 11^4
MeAlli.ster
Ince Matthew N., merchant, r. 1134 McAllister
Incell Ada Mrs., dressmaker, r. 701 Post
Incell Harry W., clerk Jacobs & Easton, r. 701 Post
luckster Robert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Ind Thomas, shipjoiuer, r. 1201 Steiuer
Indart Frank C, r. 812 Kearny
Independence Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) E. M. Hall
secretary, -^27 Pine, room 20
Independent German Congregation of San Francisco,
Frederick Schuenemanu-Pott speaker, 310 O'Far-
rell
Independent Order B'nai B'rith, hall S s Eddy, bet
Masou and Taylor
Independent Order Cliosen Friends, M. C.
Conroy grand secretary, office 204 Sutter
Independent Order Odd Fellows, hall 323-327
Montgomery
Indepeudtnt Order Red Men, hall 510 Bush
Independent Rifles, armory old Turn Verein Hall
Inderbitzen Joseph, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Indergand Albin, milker Hahu & Keller, r. NE cor
Grove and Lott
Indergand John, milker, r. NW cor Cortland Av and
San Brnuo Road
India Rice Mills, William M. Greenwood proptr, 105-
107 Fremont
Indian Spring Drift Mining Co., office 328 Montgom-
ery, room 20
Indianapolis Cliair Manufacturing Co.
(Frederick Rentschler, Charles Wollpert, and Ja-
cob Schwerdt) l.)0-164 New Montgomery and 135
Natoma
Indig I., portrait artist, studio and r. 8 Turk
Indig Leo, cigarmaker Sam. Lewis & Co., 24 Califor-
nia
Indig Louis, milkman, r. 3030 Mission
Indorf Carile Miss, nurse, 21() Eddy
Indorf Frederick, teamster, r. 44 Ivj' Av
Industrial ExUibitions of tlie Meelianics'
Institute, James H. Culver secretary, office 27
Post
Industrial Iron Works, McCormick, Lewis & Co., prop-
trs. 229-235 Beah-
Industrial Sckool, John F. McLaughlin super-
intendent, W 6 Old San Jose Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Infants' Shelter, Mrs. Joseph Spear president, 512
Minna
Ing.\ndrewD., leather dealer, 515 Front, r. 730 Capp
In;,' Lilian Miss, r. 730 Capp
Ingalls , widow, r. 210 Hermann
Ingalls James M., captain first Artillery U. S. A., com-
manding Battery A, Alcatraz Island
ingalls .John N. , captain P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 028 Hayes
Ingalsbe A. Mrs., r. 1308 Steiner
Ingal.^be Mary E. Miss, designer Eleanor P. Gibbons,
r. XW <:or Taylor ami Broadway ,
Ingaman.sen Peter, captain schr Emma Louisa, r. Napa
Ingargcra Gustav, painter, r. 1G3 Ninth
Ingarten Henry, baker, r. 418 O'Farrell
Ingegueri Sebastiano, house painter, r. 42G Vallejo
Ingell Benjamin A., foreman Buckingham & Hecht.r.
123 Page
Ingell Jonathan T., shoemaker, r. 1 Polk
Ingels John, agent, office 20 Montgomery ,r. 204 Sut-
ter
Ingenlath Robert, tinsmith, r. 8(i3 Mission
Ingermanu Irving, student Pac. Business College, r.
1923 Bush
lugersoll Consolidated Mining Co. (Arizona) Calvert
Meade secretary, 324 Pine, room 8
IngersoU Frank A., clerk Davis Bros., r. 226 Stockton
Ingersoll Gaylord B., collector Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 2007 Leavenworth
Ingersoll George S. , storage and commission,
1101 Battery, r. Alameda
Ingersoll Polly, widow, r. 2914 Bush
Ingersoll Rock Drill, George R. Foard agent, 18
First
Ingeison Frederick S., clerk B. F. Sawyer & Co., r.
323 Geary
lugerson H. H. (Ingerson & Boerlcke) office and r. 323
Geary
Ingerson &Boericke(H. H. Ingerson andWilliam
Boericke) homaopatbic physicians, 323 Geary
Ingerstrom F. Mrs., carpetsewer Alexander Mackay,r.
Taylor PI
Ingham Richard, cooper, r. E s Sherman, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Ingler Charles L., carpenter, r. 451 Bryant
luglewood House, Frank West proptr, 126 Fifth
Infills Benjamin W., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 514 O'Farrell
Inglis John, laborer, r. 814 Geary
Inglis John S., agent Blue Line (fast freight) office 22
Montgomery, r. 204 Sutter
Ingoldsby Frank S., r. 108 Ellis
Ingraham Clinton S., rollturner Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
E s Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Ingraham Gilbert K., porter Carolan, Cory & Co., r.
503 Twenty-ninth
Ingraham Isaac T., blockmaker J. H. Babbitt, r. 315
Minna
Ingraham James A., salesman A. C. Titoomb & Co., r.
127 Kearny
Ingraham Richard B., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. .503 Twenty-ninth
Ingram Charles M., clerk forwarding dept Wells,
Fargo i: Co's Express, r. 212G Howard
Ingram Christopher, teamster, r. 8 Potter
Ingram John W., plumber, r. 1722 Hyde
Ingram Virginia C. Mrs., assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 2126 Howard
Inguglia Angelo, salesman G. B. Inguglia,r. 10 Cadell
Alley
Inguglia Giovanni B. , fishdealer, 506-.508 Merchant,r.
1507 Dupont
Ingwersen Henry, captain-schr Caroline Meda, r. 303^
Garden
Inkala John, liquor saloon, 7 Mission
Inker George, shoemakA, r. 761 Folsom
Inksdel John, second mate schr Joseph Russ, r. 34
Steuart
Inman William M., mnfr gloves, 31 Third
Inman Steamship Line (New York to Queenstown and
Liverpool) J. F. Fugazi agent, 5 Montgomery Av
Innes Alexander, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. Ala-
meda
luues John C, clerk general freight office C. P. RR, r.
1019 Post
Innes William, waiter, r. 249 Stevenson
luselmann Henry, fruits, candies, etc.. 446 Third
luslee George W., cigar mnfr, r. 400 Geary
Inspector Boilers U. S., office U.S. Appraiser's
Bldg, first floor
Inspector Gu.s, Robert C. Ames, office old City
Hall, third floor
Inspector Hulls U. S., office V. S. Appraiser's
Bldg, first floor
Inspector liigUt House Department, office 77-
79 U. S. Appraiser's Building
Inspector Steam Vessels V, S., office U. S. Ap-
praiser's Building, first floor
Insurance Co. of XortU America (Phila.)
Jonathan Hunt, Sou & Co. general agents, 313
California
Insurance Commissioner, State of California, 401 Cali-
fornia, room 6
Insurance Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Butler Bur-
ris secretary, 2 Nevada Block
Internal Revenue Bonded Warelionse (spe-
cial) First District, No. 1, Bode it Danforth, pro-
prietors, 1203 Battery
Internal Revenue Collector, offi<'e U. S. Ap-
praiser's Bklg, first floor, rooms 2-4-6
Internal Revenue Gangers, office U. S. Ap-
praiser's Bldg
International Hotel, Hiram C. Patridge proprie-
tor, 824-826 Kearny
U. W. CLARK & CU. INTERIOR 'decorators,
Wholesale fl\id Retail dealers In Paiier
IlanffingTK, and all kinds of Window
Slialu Jluierials and Fixtures.
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
FUliT4>?r IteON M'ORKM, 213 Fremont Street,
Manufacturers vt' Sugav MiIIn, Vacnum PanH, £t«.
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International Marine Insurance Co. (limi-
ted of Liverpool) Donaldson & Co. agents, 319
California
Inwood George, carpenter, r. 1515 Broadway, rear
Inwood George, real ebtate, r. 1623 Powell, rear
Inwood Henry, carpenter, r. 1225 Lombard
lochner Max, proptr Uncle Sam's Nursery, NE cor
Turk and Van Ness Av
lone Coal and Iron Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) S. T.
Gage president, Chail^s E. Green secretary, office
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42
lorban August, seaman bktn Ella, r. 20 Folsom
lovovicb Vladimir, salesman L. Radovich & Co., r. 1
Eddy PI
Iowa Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) office 411>^ Cali-
• fornia, room 3
Ipswitih .John, oysters and restaurant, 89-90 Centre
Market, r 411 Mason
Ira George, laborer, r. 424 Sansome
Iredale Alfred S. (A. S. & C. W. Iredale) r. 1139
Guerrero
Iredale Alfred S. Jr., bookkeeper A. S. & C. W. Ire-
dale, r. 1139 Guerrero
Iredale A. S. & C. W. (Alfred S. and Charles W.)
plumbers, gasfitters and roofers, 862 Mission
Iredale Charles W. (A. S. & C. W. Iredale) r. 1139
Guerrero
Iredell Emma, widow, r. 164 Tehama
Iredell Emma Miss, actress, r. 164 Tehama
Irelan Eleanor, widow, r. 410 Broadway
Irelan George W., upholsterer, 132 Fourth, r. 628
Shotwell
Irelan Sarah, widow, r. 628 Shotwell
Irelan William, gasfitter T. Day, r. 629 J^ Howard
Irelan William, ship carpenter, r. 1619 M Post
Irelan Williuni Jr., assayer and chemist, 47-49
Merchants' Exchange, r. 1619 Post
Irelan William Jr. Mrs., artist (flower painter) studio
126 Kearny, room 51, r. 1619 Post
Ireland E. L., barber, 531 Valencia, r. 529 Valencia
Ireland James, mining secretary, 216 Sansome, r.
East Oakland
Ireland William, clerk John Rao Hamilton, r. East
Oakland
Ireland William, merchandise broker, 121 Cali-
fornia, room 4, r. The Beresford
Irish-American Benevolent Society, rooms 818 How
ard
Irish-American Hall, 816-818 Howard
Irish Confederate Hall, 751 Market
Irish Sarah, widow, r. 1611 Stevenson
Irish William W., brakeman S. P. RR., r. 251 Third
Iron Cap Mining Co. (Yuma Co., A. T.) Calvert Meade
secretary, 324 Pine, room 8
Iron Lewis, vegftableman J. Bertz, r. 625 Pacific
Iron Molders" Union, Ixora Hall
Irons Albert, butcher J. Y. Wilspn & Co., 508 Market
Irons Amos A., r. 1117 Montgomery
Iroquois Gold Mining Co., The, Silas A. Stone presi-
dent, James C. La Due superintendent, 331 Kear-
ny, room 2
Irozque Frank, liquor saloon, 649 Pacific
Irtion August, diamond setter George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 1316 Pacific
Irvin George C. photographer, r.540 Twenty-third
Irviu J. A., r. 110 Hyde
Irvin James, r. 432 Natoma
Irvin Robert J., carpenter, r. 1925 Fillmore
Irvin William, laborer, r.637 Stevenson
Irvine Alexander, copyist County Recorder, r. Twen-
ty-fourth, betNoe and Castro
Irvine Andrew W., jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r.
435 Pine
Irvine Bertha, fancy goods, 162 Ninth
Irvine D., weaver, r.619 Bay
Irvine Daniel, shipcarpenter, r. 182 Stevenson
Irvine Frederick, weaver, r. S s Bay, bet Mason and
Taylor
Irvine James, capitalist, r. NE cor Folsom and Elev-
enth
Irvine James, Ship Joiners' Assrt, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Irvine Robert, stockbroker, r. 2.505 Sutter
Irvine William (Irvine & Le Breton) r.2326 Washing-
ton
Irvine William, second officer O. R. and N. SS. Col-
lunibia
Irvine William G., cigars and tobacco, 118 Fourth, r
162 Ninth
Irvine William L., collector, r. 216 Prospect PI
Irvine & Le Breton (William Irvine and A. J.
Le Breton) attorneys at law, 217 Sansome, rooms
16-18
Irving Andrew K., shipwright, r. 618 Stevenson
Irving David, r. 5.34 Folsom
Irving Fanny E. Mrs., r. 18 Verona
Irving George, bartender, r. 133 Fifth
Irving Henry P , attorney at law, 90 Montgomery
Block, r. 504 Stockton
Irving Herbert A., millhand A. M. Jewell & Co., r.
cor Fourth and Berry
Irving James, r. 24 Zoe
Irving James, bartender Clement Dixon, r. NE cor
Grove and Laguna
Irving James, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
40 Park Av
Irving James, patternmaker, r. 305 Howard
Irving James D., lumber surveyor, r. 776 Howard
Irving J. M., bartender, 17 Leidesdorflf, r. 110 Powell
Irving John A., shipcarpentei*, r. 214 Franklin
Irving Joseph O., shoemak-er, r. 125 Ellis
Irving Maggie Miss, teacher music, r. 40 Park Av
Irving Primary School, Miss Carrie B. Barlow princi-
pal, N s Broadway, bet Montgomery and Kearny
Irving Samuel (Samuel Irving & Co.) r. 524 Jones
Irvinjj Samuel & Co. (Samuel Irving and W. P.
Searight) gent's furnishing goods, 206 Kearny
Irving Thomas, ironmolder, r. 56 Tehama
Irving Washington, special policeman, r. 732 Wash-
ington
Irving William, saloonwaiter P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Irving William F., printer, r. 618 Stevenson
Irving William K., watchman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. Oakland
Irwin Charles, porter Albert Mau & Co., r. cor Twenty-
fourth unci Capp
Irwin Clara D., tobaccostripper, r. SE cor Montgom-
ery and Greenwich
Irwin David, cntter Dolliver & Bro., r. 1 Seymour Av
Irwin Fannie E., tobaccostripper, r. SE cor Mont-
gomery and Greenwich
Irwin Frances N. Miss, r. 32 Tehama
Irwin Francis, longshoreman, r. SE cor Montgomery
and Greenwich
Irwin Fred., clerk John C. Burch, r. 409 Golden Gate
Av
Irwin Harry, upholsterer, r. NW cor Stevenson and
Second
Irwin J., driver Sutter St. BR., r. 1613 Broderlck
Irwin James, r. 1906 Market
Irwin James, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Irwin James, weigher Pac. Rolling Mills
Irwin John, salesman Eeane Bros., r. Oakland
Irwin John, shoemaker, r. 519 Oak
Irwin John A., storekeeper Occidental Hotel
Irwin Joseph N. H., journalist Morning Call, r. 30
Post
Irwin Mary F., lodgings, 423 O'Farrell
Irwin Nicholas, assistant engineer Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 534 Howard
Irwin Oliver M., r. 761!^ Howard
Irwin P. R., clerk P. M. SS Co's Wharf, r. Central
Pacific Hotel
Irwin Robert, car driver, r. 52 Shipley
Irwin Robert, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1613 Broderick
Irwin Robert E., machinist William Deacon, r. Oak-
land
Irwin Samuel B., r. 1434 Turk
Irwin Samuel M., whiteuer, 13 Third
Irwin Washington, clerk, r. 1906 Market
Irwin William, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 830 Capp
Irwin William, laborer P. M. SS Co's Wharf
Irwin William, seaman, r. 103 King
B^"Irwin. See Ervin, Erwin, Irvin, Irvine and Ir-
wine
Irwine Horace D. (Horace IJ. Irwine 6 Co.) r. Berke-
ley
Irwine Horace D. k Co. fHorace D. Irwine) agents
The Accident Ins. Co. of North America, 216 San-
some
Irwyn James, coachman C. W. Kellogg, 415 O'Farrell
Isaac Cfesar, r. 703 Stockton
Isaac Eiiiilie, widow, r. 417 Mason
Isaac Harry, salesman, r. 12 Harriet
Isaac Julius, peddler, r. 144 Shipley
Isaac Morris, peddler, r. 265 Clara
Isaac Morris, tailor, 639 California
Isaac William, shoemaker, r. 213 Jones
Isaacs Abraham, tinsmith, r. 435 Green
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Washing Called for and Delivered
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I MAPnnKiniirU importer of and dealer in COAl. AND PIG IRON,
J. iTlHl/UUIlUUUn, 41 Marker Street, corner Spear.
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Isaacs Abraham S.. jeweler, r. 220 Sutter '
Isaacs Albert, clothing and furni»hing goods, 823
Kearny, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Alexander (Sam. Isaacs & Brother) r. 441 Te-
hama
Isaacs Benjamin, metal sign engraver, r. 418 Seventh
Isaacs Bernard, clerk Julius Kron, r. 929 Kearny
Isaacs Bernard, clerk r. 507 Jackson
Isaacs David, teacher music, r. 624 Hayes
Isaacs Esther, widow, r. 431 Sixth
Isaacs Flora Miss, shoefitter, r. 154 Clara
Isaacs Henry, merchant, r. 441 Tehama
Isaacs Henry B., metal sign engraver, 404 Montgom-
ery, r. 418 Seventh
Isaacs Henry M., merL-hant (Willows and Indepen-
dence, Cal.) office 206 Montgomery, r. 517 3< Tay-
lor
Isaacs Hyman, secdnd hand clothing, 239 Third
Isaacs Isadore, clerk Albert Isaacs, r. 4:^5 Green
Isaacs Isidnr, clerk E. Frank, r. 507 Jackson »
Isaacs Jacob, glazier, r. 154 Clara
Isaacs Joseph, clerk Leopold Kutner, r. 839 Geary
Isaacs Joseph C, portrait artist, r. 15113^ Market
Isaacs Joshua D.. salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. 529
Turk
Isaacs Julius, barber, r. 210 Third
IsaacsK. S. Mrs., widow, r. 529 Turk
Isaacs Michael, r. 441 Tehama
Isaacs Minnie Miss, shoefitter, r. 154 Clara
Isaacs Morris, clerk Sam. Isaacs & Bro., r.441 Tehama
Isaacs Peter, barber, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Richard B., clerk J. D. Gulp k Co., r. 1428 Post
Isaacs Sam. & Brother (Samuel and Alexander) dry
and fancy goods, 122 Sixth
Isaacs Samuel (Sam. Isaacs & Brother) r. 441 Tehama
Isaacs Samuel, clerk A. Livingstone, r. 130 Oak
Isaacs Samuel, merchant, r. 235 Seventh
Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 417 Pacific
Isaacs Samuel, tailor, 424 Broadway
Isaacs Simon, cigarmaker, r. 637 California
Isaacs Simon, tailor, r. 117 Fell
Isaacs Solomon, barber, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Solomon, clothing, 507 Jackson
Isaacs William, apprentice Mechanics Foundry, r. 247
Clementina
Isaacs William, expressman, r. 247 Clementina
Isaacs William B. (J. D. Culp & Co.) r. 1428 Post
Isaacs Wolfe, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 431
Sixth
Isaacson George J., jeweler A. Hirschman, r. 126 Lo-
cust Av
Isaacson Isaac, clefk, r. 478 Jessie
Isaacson Isaac, cofflnmaker, r. 1046 Folsom
Isaacson Lena, widow, r. 126 Locust Av
Isaacson Max, upholsterer, r. 126 Locust Av
Isaacson Rachael, dressmaker, r. 126 Locust Av
Isadore Henry, r. 812 Montgomery
Isadore Isaac, clothing, 927-929 Kearny, r. 631 J^
Geary
Isadore Isaac, clerk Julius Kron, r. 631 J^ Geary
Isadore Isaac, furniture, 812 Montgomery
Iseli Dora, liquor saloon, 52U Pine
Iselin Jost, milker Jacob Hasler, NE cor Chestnut and
Pierce
Isenburg Benjamin, clerk Louis Meyer, r. 112 Second
Isermann George, laborer, r. 1110 Bryant
Isern Henry (Peters & Isern) r. Oakland
Isert John, laborer, r. cor Utah and Sixteenth
8^"l8ert. See Eisert
Isetti Domenico, Italian Bersaglleri Sec, 625 Broad-
way
Isham Alfred H., manager Studebaker Bros. Mnfg
Co., 31 Market, r. 905 Larkin
Isham Andrew, laborer, r. 606 Fourth
Isham Edward W., manager The Truesdell, 1104 Mar-
ket
Isham Irving E., driver Central RR., r. 266 Minna
Islais Creek Property Owners Association, Peter T.
Seculovich president, oifice 504 Stevenson
lalelber Frederick (Julius Von Hacht & Co.) r. 31
Eddy •
Islip Mfb., nurse Home for the Care of Inebriates,
NE cor Stockton and Chestnut
Ismad Peter, seaman, r North Pacific Hotel
Ismer Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 26 Turk
Ismert Albert J., miller, r. 741 Harrison
Iflmert Edward J., miller, r. 810 Mission
Isola Antonio, fresco painter, r. 426 Vallejo
leola Joseph Rev., 8. J., clergyman St. Ignatius Col-
lege, 214 Hayes
Isola Paola (Isola & Colombotti) r. BE cor Mission
and Gody
Isola & Colombotti (Paola Isola and Antonia Colom-
botti) groceries, wines and liquors, SE cor Mis-
sion and Gody
Isom Ira, carpenter, r. 68 Brady
Israel Aaron, merchant, r. 1045 Mission
Israel \. M., tailor, r. 614 Fourth
Israel Grant, capitalist, r. 724 Post
Israel Grant Jr., clerk, r. 724 Post
Israel Harry, r. 2006 Powell
Israel Jacob, r. 1018 Howard
Israel Jonas, dry and fancy goods, 934 Dupont, r. 13
Hopeton Terrace
Israel Julius, cigar dealer, r. 1627 Turk
Israel Max (Kraker & Israel) r. 1017 Polk
Israel Meyer, peddler, r. 2209 Geary
Israel Simon, clothing and hats, 614 Fourth
Israel Theodore (Leter & Co.) r. 1018 Howard
Israel Theodore, merchant tailor, 69 Fourth, r. 1018
Howard
Israel William O.. student, r. 724 Post
Israelsky Julius (Israelaky & Morris) r. 408 Grove
Israelsky & Morris (Julius Israelsky and Kevy Mor-
ris) produce commission merchants, 210 Wash-
ington
Isson Itobert, jewelry, 401 Pacific, r. 1204 Powell
Isson Samuel, jewelry, 1404}^ Powell
Isthmus HoufC, William J. Baily i^roptr, 52-54 First
Italian Bersaglleri Mutual Benevolent Society, 625
Broadway
Italian Hospital, SW cor Twenty-eighth and Noe
Italian Musical Institute, Prof. Domenico Speranza
director. 104 Kearny
Italian i>Iutual Benevolent' Society, i23
Washinfiton
Italian Restaurant, A. Lo Presti proprietor, 17-
19 Powell
Italian Sharpshooters, armory 625 Broadway
Italian-Swiss Agricultural Colony, Andrea Sbarboro
secretary, office 531 Washington
Itjen Richard, clerk John H. Tobbenboske, r. 200 Sec-
ond
Ito Charles, waiter Palace Hotel Restaurant
Itsell Andrew J., vice-principal Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1832 O'Farrell
Itzen Carl, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 23 Garden
Ivancovich John (J. Ivancovich & Co.) r. 327 Ellis
Ivancovich J. & Co. (John Ivancovich and Mark Vul-
icevich) importers and commission merchants
foreign and domestic fruits, NW cor Washington
and Sansome
Ivanno John M., barber, 712 Pacific
Ivanovicli Nicholas, cook, r. 27 ^i Fourth
Ivanovich Tripb, night clerk Medovich & Sorich
Ivanpah Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (San Ber-
nardino Co., Cal.)- Adolph Feist secretary, 207
Sansome, room 3
Ivelli Marino, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Ivemeyer Henry, New Manhattan Sample Rooms,
SW cor Battery and Commercial, r. 428 Broadway
Ivemeyer Herman H., bartender Henry Ivemeyer, r.
428 Broadway
Ivers Alfred J. (Ivers & Byrne) r. 1325 Leavenworth
Ivers John W., laborer, r. 239 Fremont
Ivera Richard, vice-nresident The State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., 218 Sansome, r. 1325
Leavenworth
Ivers I's Byrne (Alfred J. Ivers and Frederick J.
Byrne) wood and coal, SE cor Turk and Jones
Iversen Brothers (Iver and Christian A.) coffee sa-
loon, 413. ■« East •
Iversen Christian A. (Iversen Brothers) r. 515 East
Iverson Iver jlversen Brother.'*) r. 515 East
Iversen Peter, seaman schr St. Tliomas
Iverson Augusta, domestic 74'J Harrison
Iverson Cliristopher, driver Market St. BR., r. 1434
Steiner
Iverson George, bootblack, r. 114 Prospect PI
Ives Avijes, engineer, r. 739 Green
Ives Charles, clerk Frank G. Edwards. 628 Clay
Ives Charles 8., clerk Main & Winchester, r. Oakland
Ives Charles W., salesman, r. 739 Green
Ives George I., stockbroker, 402 Montgomery, room
11, r. 1315 Clay
Ives Harry I.., clerk William B. Pixley, r. 739 Green
Ives Henry I., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 33
Russ
Ives J.W., machinist, r. 33 Russ
MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PBIMATERA :
JOHN WICIYIORE,
133 Spear St.
G. D. MORSE,
PlIOTOOKAPHER, 83S MARKKT «T.
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Ives Stephen D., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., r. 428
Sutter
iTison George, student Heald's Business College, r. 523
Folsom
I. X. L. Elastric Truss Co., 646 Market
I. X. li. , Tlie Great, Martin J. Flavin proprietor,
SE cor Kearny and Conimercial
Ixora Hall, 737 Mission
Izolt Emil, baker Betzold & Nieman, r. 418 O'Farrell
Jaccard Auguste, repairer A. E. Juillerat, 23 Dupont
Jaccard David H., jeweler, 436 Hayes
Jaccard H., laborer, r. 122 Eddy
Jaccard Leon, watchmaker M. Wunsch & Co., r. Oak-
land
Jack Adam, butcher, r. 8 Ohio
Jack John, clerk Le Count Bros., r. 7.30 Union
Jack Peter, r. S s Folsom, bet Seventh and Eighth
Jack Robert, fourth officer O. and O. SS. Gaelic
Jack Robert, salesman White, Grey & Co., r. 635 Stev-
enson
Jack William S., bookkeeper O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co.,
r. 2912 Clay
S3^ Jack. See Jacks, Jacques and Jaques
Jackins Charles, r. Shotwell, bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
Jacknian Edward, longshoreman, r. 6 Vallejo Terrace
Jackman Jehiel B., carpenter, r. 256 Minna
Jackman Margaret, widow, r. 6 Vallejo Terrace
Jacks E. J. Miss, milliner, r. 1115 Golden Gate Av
Jacks Ernest, coffee and oyster saloon, 1035 Howard
Jacks John, miner, r. New Wi.sconsin Hotel
Jacks Noel H., distributor S. F. Laundry, r. 1115 Gol-
den Gate Av
Jacks Robert, liquor saloon, SW cor Twenty-second
and Potrero Av
Jacks liobert L., carrier Call, r. 32}^ Harriet
Jacks William, palmer carrier, r. 32>2 Harriet
Jacks William P., carrier Call, r. 1115 Golden Gate
Av, rear
Hijacks. See Jacques, Jaques and Jack
Jackson Abram W., cooper, r. 1 Torren's Court
Jackson Alden W., salesman Pope & Talbot, r. 832
Shotwell
Jackson Alexander, proptr Jackson's Hotel, 66 Oregon,
r. 756 Bryant
Jackson Alexander Jr., clerk Alexander Jackson, r.
756 Bryant
Jackson Andrew, clerk, r. 720 Sutter
Jackson Andrew, draftsman Jackson k Truman, r.
1028 M Folsom
Jackson Andrew, hatter, r. 109 Silver
Jackson Andrew, seaman, r. 68 Oregon
Jackson Andrew, superintendent money order dept
Post Office, r. 1008 Bush
Jackson Andrew A., tobacco twister, r. 28 Everett
Jackson Anuie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Jackson Anuie E., domestic 1213 Taylor
Jackson Archibald, carpenter, 514 Jones
<Ja,ck.«iOii Brewery, William A. Frederick proprie-
tor, 1428 Mission
•Tackson Byron (Jackson & Truman) r. 434 Golden
Gate Av
Jackson Canjlino. chambermaid Palace Hotel
Jiickson Catherine Mrs., r. 536 Bartlett
Jiicksou Charles, clerk International Hotel
■Jackson Charles, longshoreman, r. S)04 Kearny
Jackson (Charles, tobacco worker, r. 28 Everett
Jackson CliHrles, waiter P. M. SS. South Carolina
Jackson Charles, watchman Pacific Rolling Mills
Jackson Charles A., foreman Scofield & Tevis, r. 130
Peri"y
Jackson Cliarles G., deputy Superintendent Streets,
r. .528 Ellis
Jackson Charles Greene, lumber merchant, r. 1810
Webster
Jackson Charles H. (Jackson & Pierce) , r. 126 Fifth
Jackson CtiarlesH., law student McChu:e >t Dwindle,
r. 720 Sutter
Jackson Charles M., clerk, r. 1326 Broadway
Jackson (Charles W., glazier, r. 411 Fourth
Jackson Charles W., manager .'itock deijt Falkner,
Bell & Co., r. Alameda
JaoUson David f?., general passenger and ticket agent
P. C. SS. Co., and ticket agent O. R. and N. Co.,
214 Montgomery, r. 618H Filbert
Jackson Edgar, carpenter, r. 317 Bryant
Jackson Edward, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Jackson Edward J., California and European agency,
16 Montgomery Av, r. 206 Lombard
Jackson Eliza, widow, r. 235 Stevenson
Jackson Elizabeth, widow, r. 1 Raphael PI
Jackson Ellen, widow, r. 51 Minna
Jackson Eugene J., Sheriff's keeper, r. 1212 Powell
Jackson Foundry, John G. lis proptr. 814-816 Kearny
Jackson Frank E., porter Adam & Kibbe, r. 636 Com-
mercial
Jackson Franklin H., machinst Jackson & Truman, r.
22 Folsom
Jackson Frederick, machinist, r. 1020 Folsom
Jackson Frederick, shoemaker, r. 127 Rose Av
Jackson Frederick, upholsterer, r. 8 Pleasant
Jackson Frederick, upholsterer, and extiaman Hose
No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1805 Stockton
Jackson Frederick C, bartender, r. 636 Commercial
Jackson F. W., collectors. F. Savings Union, r. 1212
Powell
Jackson George, cook, r. 100 J^ Jackson
Jackson George, cook SS. Victoria, r. 137 Sacramento
Jackson George, hotel solicitor, r. 5 Broadway
Jackson George, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Jackson George R., clerk auditor C. P. RR., r. Ala-
meda
Jackson George W., carpenter C. P. RR.,r. 624 Fourth
Jackson George W., steward, r. 152 Clara
Jackson G. W., r. 1040 }<; Howard
Jackson Hamlet, cardriver, r. 308 Clementina
Jackson Harriet, widow, r. 1212 Powell
Jackson Harry, gilder, r. 1805 Stockton
Jackson Harry, compositor, r. 1014 Post
Jackson Harry R., porter, r. 100 Bernard
Jackson Henry, boarding, E s Potrero Av, bet E! Do-
rado and Alameda
Jackson Henry, porter William J. Fischer,211 Kearny
Jackson Henry W., cook, r. 1006 Clay
Jackson Horace, steward George W. Hildreth, r. 40 Na-
toma
Jackson Horace J., teamster, r. 221 Linden Av
Jackson H. R., r. 915 Jc> Market
Jackson Jacob, tailor, 515 Sacramento, r. 10 Hopeton
Terrace
JacksoH Jacob G., wholesale lumber, and proptr
Casper Mills (Casper Creek, Mendocino Co., Cal.)
office Pier 4 Steuart, r. 911 Sutter
Jackson James, r. 110 Kearny
Jackson James, laborer, r. 333 Sixth
Jackson James, laborer, r. 7 Clara
Jackson James, salesman O'Connor, Moftatt & Co., r.
227 Geary
Jackson James A., taxidermist and naturalist, 647
Market, r. 102 Mason
Jackson James H., painter, r. 2954 Moss
Jackson Jane Miss, laundress Lick Laundry, r. 13
Lick PI
Jackson J. B., r. 523 Pacific
Jackson John, bookbinder!). Hicks & Co., r. 41 Hoff
Av
Jackson John, clerk chief quartermaster's office, Pre-
sidio Reservation, r. Abbotsford House
Jackson John, engineer, r. 761 ^ Howard
Jackson Joliu, watchman, r. N 8 North Point, bet Lar-
kin and Polk
Jackson John A., special policeman Palace Hotel, r.
20cSj< iieveuth
Jackson John N., bookkeeper Edward F. Hall & Co.,
r. 1805 I'ierce
Jackson John P., president Post Publishing Co.
and managing editor Evening Post, 500 Montgom-
ery, r. 720 Sutter
Jackson John S., engineer Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D.,
r. N s Fourteenth Av, bet Railroad Av and N,
South S. F.
Jackson John T., r. 931 Howard
Jackson J. Ross, city editor The Examiner, of-
fice 638 Sacramento, r. 1903 Stockton
Jackson L. Miss, saleslady Keane Bros., r. 333 Turk
Jackson Lizzie Miss, r. lllj^ Leavenworth ■
Jackson Lizzie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 837 O'Farrell
Jackson L. M., clerk, r. 801 Leavenworth
Jackson Lucy A. Miss, missionary, r. 1615 California
Jackson Lydia, widow, r. 25 Welsh
Jackson Mamie Miss, r. S s Fourteenth .\v, bet Rail-
road Av and N, South S. F.
Jackson Marcus A., cashier Edward F. Hall & Co., r.
1805 Pierce
LOUIS BRftVERMAN & CO. ''""T.I'Se^r'i'sVr..''"''''
LA iSFJAMDE LAU.'^DRY
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OFFK'K. 64H :MARKKT STREET.
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Jackson Martha, domestic 2421 Fillmore
Jackson Marj-, widow, r. 571 Minna
Jackson Mary S., widow, r. lOORPiue
Jackson Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) D. C. Bates sec-
ri-tary. 79 Nevada Block
Jackson Minnie Mrs., r. 743 Folsoni
Jackson Moses A., r. 24 Hunt
Jackson Olivia Mrs., r. 8 Sherwood PI
Jackson Orrin H., blacksmith, r. 317 Bryant
Jackson P. H., mnfr Hyatt's patents, 231 Fir.*t, office
2 California, r. Oakland
Jackson P. H., medium, r. lloO Market
Jackson Richard.'janitor, r. 931 Sacramento
Jackson Richard, painter, r. 20 Hunt
Jackson Ricliarcl W., mnfr Abaloue Shell Jew-
elry, 23 Stevenson, depot 614 Market, r. 124 Geary
Jackson Robert, butler Florence House
Jackisou Robert, janitor Examiner, r. 72 Clipper
Jackson Robert, laborer, r. 503 East
Jack.son Robert C. (Yates & Jackson) r. 418 Sutter
Jackson Robert F., clerk G. W. McNear, r. Oakland
Jackson Samuel M., clerk London and S. F. Bank, r.
801 Leaven worth
Jackson Silas, waiter, r. 219 Minna
Jacksou Stephen, musician, r. 124 Geary
Jackson St. Primary School', Miss Hannah Cooke
principal, N s Jackson, bet Webster and Fillmore
Jackson St. Public Kindergarten, Mi-^^s Flora Van Den
Bergh teacher, 11(> Jackson
Jackson St. Wharf, foot ot Jackson
Ja<;kson T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill.s •
Jackson Tertius J., foreman carpet dept Frank G. Ed-
wards, r. 1805 Stockton
Jackson Thomas, carjiet layer, r. 810 Greenwich
Jacksou Thomas, drayman, r. 809 Howard
Jackson Thomas W. (T. W. Jackson & Co.) r. Sauce-
. lito
Jacksou T. W. & Co. (Thomas W. Jackson and Frede-
rick Holmes) mufrs' agents and commission mer-
chants, 304 California
Jacksou Walter, driver, r. 823 Montgomery
Jackson Walter, li<iuor saloon, NW cor Clay and
Davis, r. 1014 Mason
Jackson W'illiam, r. 324 CHestnut
Jacksou William, agent, r. 52 Natoma
Jackson William, jeweler, r. SW cor Baker and Sutter
Jackson William, Jour. Shii^wrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Jackson William, shoemaker, r. SW cor Sixteenth and
Castro
Jackson William, stock driver, r. 715 Davis
Jackson William E.. clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1006 Pine
Jackson William N., stevedore, r. 36 South Park
Jackson & Pierce (Charles H. Jackson and Stephen B.
Pierce) draymen, 213 Clay
Jackson Si Trnmstii (Byron Jackson and I. J.
Truman) manufacturers agricultural imiilemeuts,
625-631 Sixth and 149-169 Bluxome
Jackson's Hotel, Alexander Jackson proptr, 66-68
Oregon
Jaclin Eugene, blacksmith, r. Railroad Av, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F
Jacob Aaron, teamster, r. 739 Golden Gate Av
Jacob Charles E., salesman, r. 531!^ Geary
Jacob Emile, poiter Kahu Bro.«. & Co., r. 806 3<i
Geary
Jacob Ernst, laborer, r, 150 Shipley, rear
Jacob Frank, machinist, r. 5 Graham PI
Jacob Isaac, cigarniaker C. Erzgraber & Co., r. Oak-
laud
Jacob Joseph, woodcarver, r. 27 Gilbert
Jacob L., r. 1107 Golden Gate .\v
Jacob Leontine Mrs., r. 806 .'^ Geary
Jacob Nathan, salesman Neuburger, Reiss & Co.,r.
739 Golden Gate Av
Jacob Solomon, drayman, 300 Front, r. 739 Golden
Gate Av
S^Jacub. See Jacobs
Jacobbi Louis, jeweler, r. 522 Union
Jacobin Maria, widow, r. 522 Union
Jacobbi Sophie Miss, milliner, r. 522 Union
Jai-obi Arthur, r. 239 Golden Gate .\v
Jacobi Uavid, r. 239 Golden Gate Av
Jacobi Frederick (Lachman & Jacobi) r. 807 Polk
Jacobi Jacob, salesman D. Samuels, r. 239 Golden
Gate Av
Jacobi Jacob J. (Lachman & Jacobi) r. The Baldwin
Jacobi John, proptr West End Stables, 2414 Califor-
nia
Jacobi Leopold, collector, 426 Califoinia, room 4, r.
131)7 Octavia
Jacobi Louie H., operator American District Tel. Co.,
r. 1613 Larkin
Jacobi Samuel, salesman D. Samuels, r. 239 Golden
Gate Av
IJ^Jacobi. See Jacoby
Jacobowitz Sigmuud, machinist William T. Garratt,
r. 22 Turk
Jacobs Abraham, money broker and general merchan-
dise, 613 Pacific, r. 1121 Powell
Jacobs Abraham, peddler, r. 563 J4 Minna
Jacobs Abraham, tailor, r. 449 Tehama
Jacobs Albert, real estate, r. 442 Greenwich
Jacobs Albert, salesman J. Baum & Co., r. 109 O'Far-
rell
Jacobs Albert, shoecutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co.
Jacobs Albert W., bookkeeper B. Blumenthal & Co.,
r. Oakland
Jacobs Alexander, clerk Jacobs & Co., r. 7135^ Union
Jacobs Alexander, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1508 Folsom
Jacobs Annie, widow, bakery, 955 Howard
Jacobs B. Mrs., cigars and tobacco, .504 Fourth
Jacobs Baron, salesman E. Frank, r. 1008 Clay
Jacobs Benjamin, bookbinder, r. 713 3<> Union
Jacobs Benjamin, laborer, r. 20 Verona
Jacobs Beujauiin F., publisher and proi^tr Dry Goods
Reporter, 35 Sutter, r. NW cor Howard and Twen-
ty-fourth
Jacobs Bernard, boxmaker, r. 904 Folsom
Jacobs Bernard, clerk Abraham Jacobs, r. 1121 Powell
Jacobs Bertha, widow, r. 449 Tehama
Jacobs Bertha Mrs., r. 452 Jessie
Jacobs Caroline Mrs., dry goods, XE cor Twenty-
fourth and Howard
Jacobs Celia Miss, assistant Valencia St. Primary
School, r. 215 Powell
Jacobs Charles, bookkeeper A. Levy & Co., r. 328
Hayes
Jacobs Charles, bookkeeper S. Bendit, r. 623 Califor-
nia
Jacobs Charles, laborer, r. 217 Second
Jacobs Charles, traveling Salesman William Lewis &
Co., r. 2401 Webster
Jacobs Charles S. (S. Jacobs & Son) r. 305 Van Ness Av
Jacobs Conrad John, r. 2428 Buchanan
Jacobs David, tailor, 407 East, r. 810 Montgomery
Jacobs David C, salesman J. Cerf & Co., r. 7103^
Taylor ',''.^ ■>■
Jacobs E., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Jacobs Elizabeth Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 2226 Pine
Jacobs George, r. 2 Willow
Jacobs George, clerk S. Jacobs & Son, r. 305 Van Ness
Av
Jacobs George, shoemaker, 241 Fifth
Jacobs Gustave, merchant, r. 1322 Webster
Jacobs Gustave, salesman Jacob Jacobs, r. 1508 Fol-
som
Jacobs H. & Co. (Harriet Jacobs) ladies' and chil-
drens' underwear, 146 Third •' "^
Jacobs Harriet, widow (H. Jacobs & Co.) r. 1035 Mis-
sion
Jacobs Henrietta Mrs., r. 2 Willow
Jacobs Henry, salesman A. Lusk & Co., r. 1623 Pacific
Av
Jacobs Henry H., laborer, r. .504 Fourth
Jacobs Henry 1., barber, r. 401 Stevenson
Jacobs Herman, assistant bookkeeijer J. J. Mack &
Co., r. 215 Powell
Jacobs Hyman, tailor, r. 264M Minna
Jacobs Hymau S., tailor, r. 439 Minna
Jacobs Isaac, clerk Abraham Jacobs, r. 1121 Powell
Jacobs Isaac, haruessmaker Patrick Doyle, r. '2314
Pine
Jacobs Isaac, peddler, r. 2 Willow
Jacobs Isaac, tailor, r. 449 Tehama
Jacobs Isaac B., watchmaker Pac. Jewelry Co., r. Ill
Eleventh
Jacobs Isaac H. (Simon. Jacobs & Co.) r. 1009 Post
Jacobs Isador, r. 1019 Sutter
Jacobs Isador, superintendent A. Lusk & Co., r. 1623
Pacilic Av
Jacobs Jacob, boots and shoes. 19 Third, r. 1508 Fol-
som
Jacobs Jacob, butcher, r. 2111 Fillmore
Jacobs Jacob, butcher Joseph Galinger. r. .503 Hyde
Jacobs Jacob, expressman, NW cor Green and Mont-
gomery Av, r. 713)i Union
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lIWCKIiEY, SPIERS Jb HAYES, FUI<T<»X IRON VTORKS, 213 Fremont Street,
JUanufaoturerH or ROCK BREAKERS, RETORTS and ROASTIN« FtlRNACESIL
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530
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Jacobs Jacob Jr., barber, 511 Montgomery Av, r. 713 )<J
Union
Jacobs Jacob D., captain schr Edith, r. 331 Eitch
Jacobs J. J., r. 623 O'Fairell
Jacobs Joseph, assay dept U. S. Mint, r. 610 Capp
Jacobs Joseph, barber C. E. Rapp, r. 713}^ Union
Jacobs Joseph, clerk Kosenbaum & Co., r. 1035 Mis-
sion
Jacobs Joseph, commission merchant, r. 332 Ellis
Jacobs Joseph, dry and fancy goods, 215 Dupont, r.
712 Hayes
Jacobs Joseph, salesman Michalitschke Bros. & Co., r.
502 Bush
Jacobs Joseph, tailor, r. 2314 Pine
Jacobs Joseph J., ironniolder, r. 646 Howard
Jacobs Julius (Jacobs & Eastonj and general agent
Gtrmania Life Insurance Co. of New York, r. 1726
Bush
Jacobs Julius, butcher Bernard Fulda, r. 503 Hyde
Jacobs Julius, porter A. Lusk & Co., r. 1623 Pacific Av
Jacobs Lars, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Jacobs Louis, boxmaker, r. 904 Folsom
Jacobs Louis, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 1035 Mission '
Jacobs Louis, gents' nurse, r. 1014 Clay
Jacobs Louis N., stockbroker, r. 2417 California
Jacobs M. & Son (Morris and Simon) mnfrS shirts and
clothing, 20 Sausome
Jacobs Manheim, r. 215 Powell
Jacobs Mark I., commission broker, r. 935 Golden
Gate Av
Jacobs Marks, cabinetmaker, r. Ill Eleventh
Jacobs Marks, tailor, r. 519 J4 Sixth
Jacobs Maurice E., salesman M. Heller & Bros., r.
Florence House
Jacobs Michael, shoemaker, r. 2 Willow
Jacobs Michel C, tailor, NE cor Fourth and Folsom
Jacobs Morris (M. Jacobs & Son) r. 733 McAllister
Jacobs Morris, peddler, r. 450 Clementina
Jacobs Morris H., merchant, r. 10 South Park
Jacobs Moses, salesman Max A. Wolfe, r. 332 Ellis
Jacobs Myer, attorney at law, 315 California, rooms
16-17, r. 305 Van Ness Av
Jacobs Nathan, salesman Cahu, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
719 Ellis •
Jacobs Nathaniel, with McAllister & Bergin, 38-39
Nevada Block, r. 1912 Broadway
Jacobs Peter, junk dealer, r. 904 Folsom
Jacobs Peter, master mariner, r. 640 Natoma
Jacobs Pierre, iJicture frameuaaker, r. 31 Eddy
Jacobs Rachel, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 503 Hyde
Jacobs Raphael, clerk J. Jacobs, r. 1508 Folsom
Jacobs Rebecca Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 215 Powell
Jacobs Rebecca Miss, dressmaker, r. 7133^ Union
Jacobs S. & Son (Solomon and Charles S.) dry goods,
408 Kearn\'
Jacobs Samuel, bookkeeper J. Baum & Co., r. 118
Dupont
Jacobs Samuel, cigar peddler, r. 28 Moss
Jacobs Samuel, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station
Jacobs Samuel I., jeweler, r. 28 Linden Av
Jacobs Simeon L. (Jacobs & Co.) r. 625 Geary
Jacobs Simon (M. Jacobs & Son) r. 1107 Golden Gate
Av
Jacobs Solomon (S. Jacobs & Son) r. 305 Van Ness Av
Jacobs Solomon, cigar dealer, r. 328 Hayes
Jacobs Solomon, stockbroker, r. 219 Dupont
Jacobs Susie Miss, assistant South San Eranclsco
School, r. 215 Powell
Jacobs William (A. Lusk & Co.) r. 1623 Pacific Av
Jacobs William B., advertising agent, r. 765 Market
Jacobs William N., clerk Post Office, r. 2110 Bush
Jacobs William R., law student, r. 502 Washington
Jacobs Wolfl', r. 1717 Turk
Jacobs «& Co. (Simeon L. Jacobs) manufacturers
and dealers ladies and childrcns' underwear, 226
Kearny
Jacobs «& Kuston (Julius Jacobs and George East-
on) insurance agents, 216 Sausome
t^ Jacobs. See Jacob aiidJakobs
Jacobseu A. Christian T., tc amster, SW cor Battery
and Pacific, r. N s Twenty-third, bet Bryant and
Columbia
Jacobseu Bernard, seaman, r. 47 Sacramento
Jacobsen Hans, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Jacobsen Henry, ship carpenter, r. W a Cook, bet
Point Lobos Av and Post
Jacobsen Iver, butcher, r. 5 Washington
Jacobsen Jacob, carpenter, r. 129 Bernard
Jacobsen Jolin, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Jacobsen John H., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Jacobsen Louis, porter, r. 512 Filbert
Jacobsen Peter, groceries and liquors, 2019 Mason, r.
2122 Mason
Jacobsen Peter, shoemaker, 620 Washington
Jacobsen Peter F. Jr., salesman W. Haker & Einz, r.
2120 Mason
Jacobsen Rudolph, watchman Washington Brewerj, r.
2112 Mason
Jacobson A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Jacobson C. laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Jacobson Charles, clerk George Starr & Co., r. 1309
Jackson
Jacobson Charles, tailor, r. 85 Everett
Jacobson Clarence S., bookkeeper Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 2302 California
Jacobson David, shoe finisher, r. 561 Tehama
Jacobson Diedrich F., tailor, r. 227 Third
Jacobson Edward, Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Jacobson Hans G., carpenter, r. 705 Bryant
Jacobson Hans B., captain schr Mary Swan, r. 836
Guerrero
Jacobson Henry, conductor, r. 4 Liberty
Jacobson Henry, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Jacobson Iver, veterinary surgeon, office Dashaway
Stables, r. 515 J$ Bush
Jacobson Jacob, bird dealer, 1156 Market, r. 454 Jessie
Jacobson Jacob, captain schr Parallel, r. Alameda
Jacobson Jacob, shoe finisher, r. 561 Tehama
Jacobson Jacob, waiter, r. 347 Minna
Jacobson John, seaman, r. 103 Sacramento
Jacobson John, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Jacobson John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Jacobson John A., deckhand stmr Ellen, r. Napa
Jacobson Louis, machinist, r. 113 Park Av
Jacobson Morris, r. 2302 California
Jacobson Niles P., silversmith Koehler & Ritter, r.
443}$ Natoma
Jacobson Richard L., porter A. P.'Hotaling & Co., r.
512 Filbert
Jacobson Samuel, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co., r.
2302 California *
Jacobson Sigmuud, cigar mnfr, 3 Market, r. 212 3^ Perry
Jacobson Simon, peddler, r. 1131 Folsom
Jacobson Thorwald F., master mariner, r. 836 Guer-
rero
Jacobus John, foreman California Oil Works, r. NW
cor Folsom and Main
Jacobus John, woodworker J. B. Arfort, r. Oakland
Jacobus Julien E., clerk William Willis, r. Oakland
Jacobus Percy, bookkeeper W. W. Traylor, r. 1318
Jackson, Oakland
Jacoby Augustus, commission merchant, office 20
Sansome, r. Oakland .
Jacoby Brothers (Los Angeles, Cal.) general merchan-
dise, office 7-9 Battery
Jacoby Charles (Jacoby Brothers, Los Angeles, Cal.)
office 7-9 Battery
Jacoby Edward S., salesman Simon Brum!, r. Oak-
land
Jacoby Franz, bookkeeper Louis Jacoby, r. 912 Mc-
Allister
Jacoby Henry, merchant, office 439 California, r. 417
Mason
Jacoby Isaac N. (Landis & Jacoby) r. Loeban, Prussia
Jacoby Jacob, merchant tailor, 452 Ji Tehama
Jacoljy Joseph, salesman Joseph Jacobs, r. 452M Te-
hama
Jacoby Julius, dry and fancy goods, 1441 Polk, r.l445
Polk
Jacoby Julius H., salesman Michalitschke Bro8.& Co.,
r. 1114 Stockton
Jacoby Louis, agent Providence Washinfiton In-
surance Co. (of Providence, R. I.) Prescott Insur-
ance Co. (of Boston) and Prussian National In-
surance Co. (of Stettin) office 439 California, r.
912 McAllister
Jacoby Louis, tailor, r. 539 Hayes
Jacoby Max P., clerk Bacbman Bros.,r. 1.503 Scott
Jacoby Paxton K., policeman, r. 627 California
Jacoby Paxton K. Mrs., furnished rooms, 627 Cali-
fornia
Jacoby Pliilo, publisher and proprietor Weekly
Hebrew and California State Almanac, 612 Com-
mercial, r. 118 Dupont
Jacoby S. & Co. (New York) mufrs cigars, Arnold
Pollak& Co. agents, 206 Sacramento
Jacoby Samuel, clerk, r. 452 ^ Tehama
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J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AlVD DEALER IS ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Jacoby Samuel, dressmaker, 1114 Stockton
U^Jacoby. See Jacobi
Jacquay F. B. Miss, teacher music, r. 34 Golden Gate
Av
Jacquemot Anselmo, real estate, r. 3 Caroline PI
Jacques Caroline G., widow, r. 1117 Greenwich
Jacques Isaac F., carpenter and builder, 114 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 1020 Larkin
ayjacques. See Jaques and Jacks
Jacquet Sarah Miss, r. 210 O'Farrell
Jacqujnot V. Mrs., widow, r. 1518 Powell, rear
Jacquot August, varnisher, r. 12 William
Jacquot Constant, waiter, r. 2!^ Auburn
Jacquot Ernest, insurance broker, 219 Sansome, r. 150
Shipley
Jacquot Joseph, carpenter, r. S s Fourteeenth Av,
bet N and P, South S. F.
Jacquot J., laundryman City and County Alms House
Jaeger Frederick W., machinist, r. 214)^ Sixth
Jaeger George H., housepainter, r. E s Noe, bet Lib-
erty and Twenty-first
Jaeger George M., barber, r. E s Noe, bet Liberty and
Twenty-first
Jaeger J. A., commission merchant, r. 681 Mission
Jaeger Otto E., clerk, r. E s Noe, bet Liberty and
Twentj'-first
Jaeger William, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 15
Vareunes
B^ Jaeger. See Jager, Yager and Yeager
Jaegling Julia, widow, r. 313 Austin
Jaenicke Christopher, baker, r. 1230 Kearny
Jaenig Carl, locksmith, r. 2104 Stockton
Jaffa Henry S., teacher languages, r. 2420 Bush
Jaffa Meyer E., analytical chemist, r. 2420 Bush
Jaffa R. S. Mme., teacher music, r. 2420 Bush
Jaffe L. <!k Co. (Louis Jaffe and J. Steen) whole-
sale and retail wood and coal, 654-658 Howard,
branch oflice 244 Sutter
Jaffe Louis (L. Jaffe & Co.) r. Oakland
Jaflfe Max, bookkeeper Falkenstein & Co., r. 520 Sutter
Jailers John, plasterer, r. 143 Minna
Jaffman Francois, laborer, r. NE cor Mission and
Lizzie
Jager Christ., wheelwright, r. 18 First
Jager George W., barber, 630 O'Farrell
Jager J., laborer Pac. Rolling aiills
Jager Julius, captain schr Apache, office 7 Clay
1^^ Jager. See Jaeger, Yager and Yeager
Jagger Samuel A., hostler, r. 413 Twenty-eighth
Jagger William, peddler, r. 413 Twenty-eighth
Jaggi Jacobj tailor, r. 1842 O'Farrell
Jaggi John, tailor, r. 505 Dupont, rear
Jagoe Charles P., plasterer, r. 13193^ Natoma
Jagoe Robert H., shoemaker, r. Eureka, bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Jagoe Thomas H., shoemaker, r. 1520 Turk
JahnAlbrecht (Cormac & Jahn) attorney at law, 606
Clay, r. 30 Page
Jahn Anna Mrs., costumer, r. 5 Martha PI
Jahn C, laborer, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Jahn Christ., grocer, r. 317 Clementina
Jahn Emma Miss, costumer, r. 5 Martha PI
Jahn Fred, marblecutter. r. 232 Langton
Jahn Georye F., dry and fancy goods, 152 First
Jahn Hermann (Jahn & Foster) r. 5 Martha PI
Jahn Hermann Jr., clerk, r. 5 Martha PI
Jahn & Foster (H. Jahn ana C. M. Foster) costumera,
121 Stockton
Jahnholz S., si^aman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jabns John H., correspondent B. Nathan & Co., r.
Alameda
Jahnsen Alfred, waiter, r. 8 Antonio
Jahnsen Charles A., butcher, r. Sixth Av, bet L and
M, South S. F.
Jahnsen Christina, domestic 418 Eddy
Jaimison John W., shipcarpenter, r. 37 Second
Jakes Thomas, cook, r. 2 Caroline PI
Jakowsky Stanislaus, miner, r. 407 Pacific
Jakway Jay W., expressman, SE cor Spring and Cali-
fornia, r. IS) Freelon
Jallaud John F. , laborer, r. 61 Langton
James Agnes, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 427 Sutter
James Anna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 733 O'Farrell
James Arthur R., clerk general passcngi^r and ticket
agent C. P. RR., r. 923 Hyde
James Benjamin, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 20 Everett
James C. A. Mrs., widow, r. 918 Harrison
James Carrie E. Mrs., lodgings, 613 Howard
James Charles A., real estate agent, 402 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 925 Howard
James Charles G., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 918
Harrison
, James Charles G., painter, r. 1320 Harrison
James C. F., donkeymau P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 1427
Howard
James Clara, widow, r. 1427 Howard
1 James Daniel, deckhand tugboat Donald
James David B., inventor, r. 1159 Mission
James D. K., steward P. M. SS. Granada
James E., carpenter, r. 537 Sacramento
James Egerton, blacksmith, r. 25 Stone
I James Elizabeth, widow, r. 1207 Folsom, rear
I James Elizabeth P., widow, r. 607 Hyde
I James Ella F. Miss, principal Y. W. C. A. Kindergar-
1 ten, 29 Minna, r. 405 Taylor
I James Eugene A., laborer, r. 343 Shipley
James Frank, seaman, r. 1427 Howard
James Frank W., lettercarrier Post Oflice, r. 114 Olive
Av
, James Frederick G., painter, r. 20 Clementina
' James George, watchmaker, r. 915 M Market
James George A., boxmaker, r. 330 Townsend, bet
Fourth and Fifth
James George F., laborer, r. 607 Hyde
I James George G., quartermaster P. M. SS. City of To-
I kio
James James, hackman Joseph Eoster
James Jefferson G., stockraiser, office 331 Kearny, r.
2131 Howard
James Jeremiah, jobber, r. 1834 Howard
James Joseph, quartermaster P. M. SS. South Caro-
lina
James Joseph, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
James Laura C Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 221U Jackson
James Mary Mrs., cook Isthmus House, 54 First
James Mary A. Miss, r. 1207 Folsom
James Mary E., widow, r. 168 Silver
James Minnie Miss, dressmaker, 115 Kearny, r. Oak-
land
James Nathaniel, cook, r. 37 Sacramento
James Nathaniel T., marine dept Firemans Fund In-
surance Co., r. 2002 Pine
James Nellie Miss, with S. Ettinger, r. 911 Sutter
James Norma Miss, r. 613 Howard
James Richard (Baker & James) r. 503 Pacific
James R. Wilson, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 916
Hyde •
James Thomas, salesman, r. W s Chenery, bet Fair-
mount and Miguel
James Wallace T.. capitalist, r. 227 Hayes
James Wallace T. Jr., teamster, office 125 Washington.
r. 227 Hayes ■
James William, cook Ravn & ChristeBen,r. 173 Minna
James William E., photographer I. West Taber, r. 619
Jones
James William S., engineer Mason's Brewery, r. 2317
Mason, rear
Jameson Charles A., messenger Samuel W. Dennis, r.
cor Stone and Jackson
Jameson Charles A., waiter Palace Hotel
Jameson Henry, baker, r. 1139 Folsom
Jameson Horace D., harnessmaker, 518 Mission, r. 24
Washington Av
Jameson James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Jameson Lawrence, seaman schr Joseph Russ
Jameson Louis, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E 8
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Jameson Walter, saloonkeeper, r. 16 Taylor
Jamieson A., machinist, r. Mimtgomery's Hotel
Jamieson 0. B., livery stable, 2111 Polk
Jamieson James, machinist, r. 526 Howard
Jamieson Jane, widow, r. E s Washington Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Jamieson Mary A. Miss, bookfolder, r. E s Washing-
ton Av, nr Precita Av, B. H.
Jamieson William, machinist .Etna Iron Works, r. 307
Folsom
Jaiuison Eliza, dressmaker, r, 1049 Folsom
Jamison James J., clerk, r. 210 Drumm
Jamison Louise, cook, 18 Columbia
Jamison Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 210 Drumm
Jamison William, candymaker, r. 546 Jessie
S^Jamison. See Jaiiuison, Jameson and Jamieson
Jaucovich Luco, coffee saloon, 513 Davis, r. 15 Lynch
Jancovich Spero. with Luco Jancovich, r. 15 Lynch
Janes Charles M., patrolman Underwriters' Fire
Patrol, SW cor Stevenson and Eiker
Janes Eugene T., sahsman Cal. Wire Works, r. 1532
Larkin
CABINET WOODS am VENEERS, 133 speae st. JOMIICtMORE
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
JAN
532
JEF
Janes Eunioe L., widow, r. 1619 Larkin
Janes Horace M., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co.,
r. 1619 Larkin
Janes Justin, clerk Taylor Goodrich, r. East Oakland
Janes Louis L., clerk G. Venard, r. 1G19 Larkin
Janes Lucy H., widow, r. 1619 Larkin
l®~Jane8. See Jaynes
Janie Peter, millhand Deming, Palmer & Co., r. 545
Stevenson
Janin IiouiiK, mining engineer, 310 Pine, room 42,
r. Oakland
Janke Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Janke John, r. 817 Mont;?omery
Janke William A., r. 1513 Taylor
Jann Christian, laborer, r. 551 Fifth
Jansen A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jansen A. C, second officer O. R. and N. SS. City of
Chester
Jan.sen Albert, cook Mrs. Harriet M. Gardner, r. 234
Sutter
Jansen Albert, steward schr California, r. 12 Wash-
ington
Jansen Alexander, upholsterer, 48 Second, r. 25
Silver
Jansen Anna, widow, r. 9 Baldwin Court
Jansen Celia, widow, r. 18!<i Bluxome
Jansen Charles, salesman Williams Bros., r. 116 Olive
Av
Jansen Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jansen Crist., seaman, r. 8 Berry
Jansen Frederick H. (Jansen & Thiele) r. 411 Ellis
Jansen Frederick, cooper, r. 116 Washington
Jansen Georg'e A. Pi, liquor saloon, NE cor First
and Brannan
Jansen George M., r. 204 J^ Fifth
Jansen Gu.stav L., fisherman, r. 8 Berry
Jansen Hans, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Jansen Hans P., grain inspector, r. 510 Greenwich
Janseu J., laborer, r. 1317 Sansome
Jansen Jacob, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jansen James, blacksmith, r. 317 Clementina
Jansen James, cook Conrad Bill, r. 308 Seventh
Jansen Johannes, laborer, r. 234 Perry
Jansen John, cabinetmaker, r. .509 Bryant
Jansen Launz T., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Jansen Olif , seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Jansen Peter, driver Broadway Brewery, r. 628 Broad-
way
Jansen R., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Janseu Robert P., student Pac. Business College, r.
NE cor First and Brannan
Jansen Romberg, watchmaker, 320 Kearny, r. 1521
Post
Jansen Samuel, seaman, r. 1316 Natoma
Janseu Sophie, domestic 428 O'Farrell
Janseu Thomas, laborer, r. V3}i Freelon
Jansen Thomas, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Janseu Victor, currier, r. 1938 Stevenson
Jansen William, gardener, r. 26 Park Av
Jansen & Thiele (Frederick H. Jansen and Julius
Thiele) hats and caps, 118 Sixth
Janson Charbs, clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 315 O'Far-
rell
Jauson Charles, laborer, r. 224 Third
Janson Charles, tanner, r. 412 Shotwell
Janson Chris., molder, r. 531 Howard
Janson Eric A., Swedisb Soe., 71 New Montgomery
Janson Franz O., seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Jauson Jonas, shoemaker, r. 637 California
Janson Lars, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and
Hyde
Janson Olof L., Swedish Soc., 71 New Montgomery
Janssen Asmus, carpenter, r. SE cor York aud Twen-
ty-fifth
Jan.ssen Carl, brassmolder William T. Garratt,r. Oak-
land
Janssen Diedrich, patternmaker National Ironworks,
r. 128 Turk
Janusen Ernst, salesman Kruse & Euler, r. Oakland
Janssen Frederick C, proptr German Hotel, 18 First
Janssen Henry, foreman Andrew Frei, r. 211 Eleventh
Janssen J. Henry, bookkeeper Vou Ronu & Hencke
Bros., r. 632 Broadway
•Tansaen John, professor German and English
languages and German litrrature, r. 305 Mason
Janssen Mrs., widow, r. Brunswick House
Janssen P. H., porter Straus, Kohnstamm&Co., r. 515%
Stevenson
Jansson Charles P., engineer, r. 311 Union
B^" Jannson. See Janseu and Jensen
Jantzen Frederick, crockery and glassware, 524-526
Sansome, 641 Kearny, 104 Sixth, 122 Fifth and 131
Second, r. 114 Minna
Jantzen Frederick Jr., cltrk F. Jantzen, r. 114 Minna
Jantzen Herman, r. 114 Minna
Jantzen Hermann F., salesman, r. 114 Minna
Jantzen John H., r. 114 Minna
Jantzen William, salesman Fred. Jantzen, r. 114 Minna
Janzen Theodore, sawyer F. Korbel & Bros., T.IH Mc-
Lea Court
Japan Liine of Steamers, O. and O. SS. Co.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Japanese Gospel Society, K. Mieyama president, rooms
916 Washington and 122 Golden Gate Av
Jaques James B., proprietor Domestic Restau-
rant, 26 First, r. 526 Filbert
Jaquc'S Samuel B., r. 444 Brannan
fiS" Jaques. See Jacques and Jacks
Jaquith Abram, mining, r. 808 Van Ness Av
Jaquman Joseph, first engineer stmr City of Stockton,
r. Oakland
Jaquot Heury, woodcarver, r. 27 Gilbert
Jarboe John R. (Jarboe & Harrison) r. 917 Pine
Jarboe 4& Harrison (John R. Jarboe and Ralph
C. Harrison) attorneys at law, 230 Montgomery,
rooms 4-10
Jarden Robert, compositor S. F. Journal of Commerce,
r. 929 Howard
Jardine Alexander T., painter, r. 19 Welsh
Jardine James B., machinist, r. 740 Minna
Jardine Joseph B., proptr Atlas Iron Works, 135
Beale, r. 5 Vassar PI
Jardine Joseph J., painter, r. 19 Welsh
Jardine Robert, r. 706 Folsom
Jarman Hugh G., painter and whitener, office 616
Kearny, r. 234 Sixteenth
Jarratt Alfred J. C, with Edwards, Pickens & Fulton,
r. Alameda
Jarrett Abram. teamster, r. 6 Ivy Av
Jarrett Charles, teamster, r. 22 Park Av
Jarrett Thomas, teamster, r. 24 Welsh
Jarrish Frank, bartender, r. 945 Mission
Jarvie Alexander, distributors. F. Laundry, r. 930 Fell
Jarvis Jane, widow, r. 351 Tehama, rear
Jarvis John W., baker, r. 1611 Hyde, rear
Jarvis Joseph, cutter Bullock & Jones, r. 822 Powell
Jason Frederick, seaman, r. 811 Filbert
Jason John, porter Doyle & Adams, r. 733 Market
Jasper Gustave, shoemaker, r. 722 Washington
Jasper John, tanner, r. cor Eighteenth and Folsom
Jasper Thomas, r. 3 Henrietta Square
Jastram Frederick, bartender P. H. Hiuk, r. 1105
Leavenworth
Jaszynsky Marion, widow, r. 203 Turk
Jaudin Harry, tally clerk A. Lusk & Co., r. 1 Kim-
ball PI
Jaudin Mary E., widow, r. 1 Kimball PI
Jaudin Raoul, bookkeeper Muser Bros., r. Alameda
Jaujou E. A. & Co. (Eugene A. Jaujou and Leon Chas-
sagne) distillers and mnfrs syrups, liquors, etc.,
430-432 Jackson
Jaujou Eugene A. (E. A. Jaujou & Co.) r. 929 Jackson
Jaujou Mary, widow, r. 1830 Powell
Jaumant Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Javet Louis, painter, r. 84 >$ Everett
Javon August, laundry, 815!^ Vallejo, rear
Jaymot Peter, gardener, r. NE cor Kansas and Center
Jaynes Frank, superintendent Western Union
Tel. Co., 302 Montgomery, r. 711 Leavenworth
Jeamau Julius, Tailors Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Jeannin August, clerk, r. 139 Gough
JeauuiuEmil, salesman Davis Bros., r. 12 Lewis
Jeauuin Mary, widow, r. 12 Lewis
Jeannot Francois, gardener, r. 1215 Geary
Jeanotte Louis, fruits and vegetables, r. 15 Morey Al-
ley
Jeanson Oscar, superintendent Red Cross Packing
Co.. r. 2013 Powell
Jeaunueau Pierre (Jeaunneau & Lemaitre) r. 308 Sut-
ter
Jeaimueau & Lemaitre (Pierre Jeaunneau and Jules
Lemaitre) butchers, 67 Centre Market
Jecent Anione, cook, r. 625 Pacific
Jee Ai-tliurW., secretary Union Pacific Salt Co.,
216 Sacramento, r. East Oakland
Jeffcott Cornelius, salesman Sachs, Heller & Co.. r.
515 Geary
Jeffers Adam J. (P. L. Archibald & Co.) r. 40 McAl-
lister
LOUIS
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WW. I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WA»«HINO WEIiL, DOSTE AT VERY I.«»W BATES.
OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET,
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533
JEN
Jefifers Harris, architect, r. 90fi Market
Jeffers James D., blacksmith, r. NE cor Utah and
Yolo
Jeflfers Joseph I., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 32 Second
Jeffers Milo S. (H. Rosekrans * Co.) r. 509 Sixth-
Jeffers Kobert, stevedore, r. 2 Jasper PI
Jeffers William H. (Jeffers k Wells) r. San Rafael
Jeffers & Wells (William H. Jeffers and I'rauk F.
Wells) Universal Copying Co., 1202 Mission
Jefferson J., laborer, r. nOd Kearny
Jefferson John W. (Heydenfeldt, Jefferson &
Levy) attorney at law, 318 Pine, rooms 27-28, r.
207 Powell
Jefferson Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) D. M.
Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 18-19
Jefferson Stepheu P., wheelwright Presidio Reserva-
tion, r. 2007 Eddy
Jefferson W. S., mail carrier quartermaster's dept,
Presidio Reservation
Jeffery Alfred, framemaker S. & G. Gump, r. 1019
Hayes
Jeffray Williaiu, coal, iron and merchandise broker,
204 California, room 8, r. o09U'Farrell
Jeffress Edward T., plumber The Baldwin
Jeffress George H., glove cutter P. & F. G. Conklin,
r. West Oakland
Jeffress J. G., insurance agent, r. Russ House
Jeffrey David S., clerk freight auditor C. P. BR., r.
1029 Mission
Jeffrey William, r. 908 Vallejo
Jeffrej- William, liquor saloon, 519 Pacific
Jeffreys David F., house painter, r. 108 San Jose Av
Jeffreys Jarvis Mrs., r. 328 Sixtli
Jeffries J. F., bellman Palace Hotel
Jeffries Joseph, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Jeffs William F., plumher, r. 770 Bryant
Jefts Elbridge H., engineer, r. 55 Second
Jefts James M., peddler, r. 320 Fell
Jefts James M. Jr., clerk Yates it Co., r. 320 Fell
Jeghers Augustus P., assistant weigher American
Sugar Refinery, r. Florence House
Jeghers William B., with Ruhl Bros., r. Florence
House
Jehu Nathaniel L., detective, r. 805 Leavenworth
Jekel Charles, liquor saloon, 625 Pacific
Jelenikwitz Leo, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jelinski Charles, laborer, r. 31 Park Av
Jelinski Emanuel, cigarmaker, r. 31 Park Av
Jelinski Isaac, peddler, r. 31 Park Av
Jellett Jonathan H., attorney at law R. G. Dun & Co.,
r. 2197 Devisadero
Jellett Lester, waiter Russ House, r. 614 Bush
Jellie Winnie Miss, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Jellisou Arthur M., assistant librarian Mechanics In-
stitute Library, r. 630 O'Farrell
Jellison Benjamin F., liquor saloon, 500 Kearny, r.
1006 Post
Jelmorini G., laborer, r. 415 Jackson
Jemo George, fisherman, r. 503 East
Jenecke Christopher, baker, r. 1213 Kearny
Jengras Mary, widow, r. 22 Taylor
Jenkins Alice Mrs., confectiomry, 14 Folsom
Jenkins A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 419 Hyde
Jenkins A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 519 Third
Jenkins Andrew E., brassfinisher W. T. Garratt, r. 740
Folsom
Jenkins Benjamin P., milkman, r. S 8 Greenwich, bet
Pierce and Scott
Jenkins Carrie F. Mrs., r. 206 Stockton
Jenkins Celia, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Jenkins Charles H., watciiman Selby's Smelting and
Lead Works, r. W s Sanchez, nr Se\T?nteenth
Jenkins Charles L., engineer, r. 5,30 Mission
Jenkins David, r. 140 Folsom, rear
Jenkins David, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 3 Rincon
Av
Jenkins Dillon, backman, r. 417 Stockton
Jenkins Francis J., carpenter Golden State and Mi-
ners' Iron Works, r. Oakland
Jenkins George, currier, r. 436>>i Fifth
Jenkins George W., clerk M. C. Howell, r. 606 Mont
Jenkins J., butiher', r. 636 Commercial
Jenkins Jennie, domestic 834 Sutter
Jenkins Joseph, ship liner, r. 1409 Kearny
Jenkins Joshua, cigars and tobacco, 531 East, r. 11
Jackson
Jenki.us Lydia M., widow, r. 1011 Larkln
Jenkins .May Miss, assistant Point LoboB School, r.
1011 Larkin
Jenkins Medora Mrs., r. 927 Greenwich
Jenkins Mercedes, widow, r. 474 Mission
Jenkins Paul, r. 7 Seliua PI
Jenkins Samuel, watchman P. M. SS. Collma
Jenkins Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 14 Folsom
Jenkins Sarah Mrs., nurse, r. W s Maryland, bet Sierra
and Humboldt '
Jenkins Sarah B. Miss, assistant Fairmount Primary
School, r. 1011 Larkin
Jenkins S. T., waiter, r. 613 Mission
Jenkins Thomas B., but'her, r. r. 14 Folsom
Jenkins William, steward Mrs. A. E. Swain
Jenkins William H., butcher, r. 217 Third
Jenkiiis William I., assistant bookkeeiier P. Beamish,
r. Colonnade House
Jenkins W'illian I J., packer Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Fairmount Tract
Jenkins William M., telegraph operator, r. 214 Shot-
well
Jenks Albert, artist, r. Grand Hotel
Jenks Charles, clerk Thomas Jennings, r. 11 Caroline
Jenks Charles S., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Oak-
land
Jenks George H., homeopathic physician, 850
Market, office hours 11 to 12 a. m., and 1 to 3 P. M.,
r. 321 Geary, office hours 8 to 9 a. M. 7 to 8 p. M.,
and Sundays
Jenks Harris, assistant weigher Custom E.ouse, r. 317
Geary
Jenks I. W., r. Palace Hotel
Jenne Jacob, tailor, 418 Tehami
Jenne George C, varnisher Indianapolis Chair Mnfg
Co., r. 418 Tehama
Jenner John E., mill hand Horace Davis & Co., r. W 8
Church, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Jenner Sylvester H., compositor, r. 216 Golden Gate
Av
Jenness J. Francis (Jenness & Co.) r. 2950 Howard
Jenness Thomas, cook Anna Petersen, r. 556 Fourth
Jenness & Co. (J. Francis Jenness and James E. Par-
melee) proptrs Mission Express, 22 California and
3-5 Commercial
Jenney Daniel AI., clerk Harper A. Smith, r. 519 Post
Jennings Ada, widow, r. 641 Minna
Jennings A. P. Miss, teacher, r. 670 Mission
Jennings Charles B., commission and merchandise
broker, 121 California, r. 1511 Washington
Jennings David A., mining secretary, 401 California,
room 4, r. 1.511 Washington
Jennings Elisha E., r. 1138 Pacific
Jennings Ellen, widow, r. 641 Minna
Jennings Fletcher R., boots and shoes, 713 Mission, r.
1)70 Mif'sion
Jennings Prank H., bookkeeper Hooper's South End
Grain Warehouse, r. Oakland
Jennings Frederick A., whitener, r. 1518 Turk
Jennings F. W., helper Moynihan & Aitken
Jennings George, clerk Thomas Jennings, r. 425 O'Far-
rell
Jennings George A. (Conners & Jennings) r. 1 Eddy
Jennings George D., porter Platshek & Harris, r. 109
Vallejo
Jennings J. A., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 503
Post
Jennings James, coachdriver Brooklyn Hotel, r. 34
Perry
Jennings James H., salesman Thomas Jennings, r.
1210 Sutter
Jennings James Mc, clerk Jennings & Stillman, r. 719
California
Jennings Jennie D., widow, dressmaker, r. 1012 Lar-
kin
Jennings John, helper Blsdon I. and L. Works
Jennings John, houseagent, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Jennings John, laborer, r. 937 Folsom
JenninjUTs Jolin, proprietor Hooper's South End
Grain Warehouse, r. Oakland
Jennings John, watchman quartermaster's dept, Pre-
sidio Reservation
Jennings John, woolscourer, r. 134 Clinton
Jennings John Jr., woolscourer, r. 134 Clinton
Jennings John S., pilot stmr San Joaquin No. 2, office
2 Mission
Jennings John T., sexton Central Presbyterian Taber-
nacle, r. 1053 Market
Jennings John W., actor Baldwin Theatre
Jennings Joseph, teamster Albert Mau & Co., r. 1577)4
Market
Jennings Joseph C. (Jennings & Stillman) r. 719 Cal-
ifornia
WINDOW SHADES
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE
Wmdow stiades lor Residences, Stores. Offices, etc.
G.W.CLARK &€0.
646 Market St.
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INCKK.EY, NPIKKS A HATES, FITlrTON IRON IVORKH, S13 Fremont St.,
Jflanufbctnrers of SAW MII^li 9IACUI]N£BY and SHIBTOIiE BfACIIXBrES.
JEN
534
JEW
Jennings Julia, widow, r. 648 Howard
Jennings L. C. Mrs., r. 115 Ellis
Jennings L. J., mastermariner, r. 115 Ellis
Jennings M. A., porter Conners & Jennings, r. 24
Hunt
Jennings Mary, widow, r. Iff s Twenty-second, bet
Church and Chattanooga
Jennings Mary, domestic 1128 Sutter
Jennings Thomas, r. 416 Sansome
Jeniiiii$r.s TUomas, groceries and provisions, 416-
418 Sansome, r. 425 O'Farrell
Jennings Thomas, plasterer Presidio Reservation, r.
27 Pleasant
Jennings William, laborer, r. 12 W.;lsh
Jennings William H., drayman Albert Mau & Co., r.
lbn% Market
Jeniiin^'8 «fc Stlllinan (Joseph C. Jennings and
Alfred Stlllman) general agents Manufacturers'
Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (of Boston) and
ConimouweaUh Insurance Co. (of Boston) and The
Lorillard Insurance Co. (of New York) office 317
California
Jenningsou William, physician, office and r. 402 Stock-
ton
Jenny E. S., r. 519 Sacramento
Jenny Mary L.. widow, furnished rooms, 23 Stockton
Jensen Albert P., seaman, r. 12 Washington
Jensen Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jensen Charles H., laborer, r. 237 Eighth
Jensen Chris., carpenter, r. 5143^ Ninth
Jensen Christian, clerK H. Inselmann, r. 446 Third
Jensen Christian, liquor saloon, 116 Montgomery Av,
r. 19 Silver
Jensen Emil, seaman P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Jensen Ernest S., laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and Bry-
ant
Jensen Frederick, bartender Peterson & Dawartz,r.220
Montgomery Av
Jensen Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Beale and Harrison, r. 221 Harrison
Jensen Fritz A., laborer, r. Potrero Av, bet El Dorado
and Alameda
Jensen Hans, laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Jensen Henry M., carpenter, r. 8J<S Moss
Jensen Jacob, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jensen Jacob, shipbroker and insurance agent, 2
Market, r. Alameda
Jensen James, carriagesmith, r. 317 Clementina
Jensen James P., longshoreman, r. 359 J^ Braunan
Jensen Jens, mate schr Emma Utter, r. South Pacific
House
Jensen Jens S., laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Jensen John, laborer, r. 20 Decatur
Jensen John W. D., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-Gen-
eral's Office, r. 1231 Stockton
Jensen Lawrence, iron molder, r. 221 Harrison
Jensen Martin, waiter, r. 646 Fourth
Jensen Niels, laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Jensen Ole, cooper R. Armstrong, r. Alameda
Jensen Peter, clerk, r. Sailors' Home
Jensen Peter, longshoreman, r. 359 J(i Brannan
Jensen Peter H., salesman G. T. Marsh & Co., r. 133
South Park
Jensen Richard C, compositor, r. 1215 Pacific
Jenson Samuel B., laborer Custom House, r. 520
Minna
Jensen SOren, cabinetmaker J. Kemp & Co., r. Oak-
land
Jensen T. C, r. 1917 Howard
Jensen Thomas, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Jensen William, hostler, r. 1533 Polk
Jensen William^ seaman, r. 359J(; Brannan
Jensen William, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
It^ Jensen. See Jausen and Janssen
Jenson N. P., miner, r. 424 Sansome
Jentzsch Agnes, domestic 808 Geary
Jentzsch Gottlieb, pianomaker, r. 113 Park Av
Jentzsch Jens, cabinetmaker, r. 113 Park Av
Jentzsch Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 113 Park Av
Jentzsch Otto, cabinetmaker, r. 113 Park Av
Jentzsch Reinhold, janitor Verein Eintracht, r. 29J4
Oak Grove Av
Jephsiin Augusta, widow, r. 2201 Larkin
Jephson Joseph O., book and job printer, 769 Market,
r. 11 Hampton PI
Jepsen Charles, waiter Ferdinand Koenig, r. 630 Pa-
cific
Jepsen John, cook, r. 339 Tehama
Jergensen Charles, captain schr Ida Florence
Jergensen Jons, master mariner, r. 209 Capp
Jerney Louise Miss, dressmaker White House, r. 545
Stevenson
Jerney Peter, miller Capitol Flour Mills, r. 545 Ste-
venson
Jerome Edward B., deputy Collector Custom
House, r. Oakland
Jerome Frederick, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, r. 130
Francifico
Jerome Theodore, painter, r. 263 Third
Jerome Theodore F., examiner merchandise U. S.
Appraiser's Bldg, r. 1613 Clay
Jersey Farm Dairy, Richard G. Sneath proprie-
tor, George A. Barnett superintendent, 835-839
Howard and 3.50 Tehama
Jespersen M. E., Master Mariners' Ben. Assu,413 Sut-
ter
Jespersen Soren, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sut-
ter
Jesperson Jasper W., master mariner, r. 239 Ritch
Jess Felii. cook, r. \5% Sumner
Jess Frank, deckhand stmr James M. Donahue, r. 116
Jackson
Jess James, gardener, r. 73 Shipley
Jesse George R. (Jesse & Drew) r. 213 Page
Jesse 6i Drew (George R. Jesse and Hiram M.
Drew) stairbuilders, South Point Mills, Berrv,
bet Third and Fourth
Jessen Edward, porter Jones & Co., r. 228 Bush
Jessen Eric, longshoreman, r. 18 Frederick, rear
Jessen Gustav M., pilot O. K. and R. SS. Oregon, r.
1524 Jackson
Jessen H., signpainter, 241 Seventh, r. 616 Steven-
son
Jessen Henry H., graindrying house, 225 Harrison, r.
418 First
Jessen James, cook, r. 308 Seventh
Jessen John, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Jessen Jorgen, bartender, r. 160 Steuart
Jessen Mary, widow, r. 9}^ Freelon
Jessen Paul (Petersen & Co.) r. 1212 Ellis
Jessen Peter, millhand C. S. Laumeister, r. 204 Mis-
sion
Jessen Peter, seaman, r. 156 Berry
Jesseriti Gaetano Mrs., r. 15 Sherwood 'PI
Jesson Kate Mrs., bakery, 209 Twenty-fourth
Jesson Samuel, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 209 Twenty-fourth
Jessup Andrew J. (Clapp & Jebsup) r. 1221 Pacific
Jessup Arthur, carpenter, r. 2 Park PI
Jessup C. A. Miss, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
116 Turk
Jessup Gershom P., mining, r. 1 Fifth
Jessup Samuel R., machinist, r. 2 Park PI
Jessup Thomas C, dentist, office 103 Montgomery, r.
1021 Sutter
Jessurun Isaac B., compositor, r. 404 Eddy
Jester Decker T., blacksmith, r. 25 Taylor
Jester John W., clerk, r. NE cor Powell and Filbert
Jett John, student, r. 231 Second
Jewell a; M. <& Co. (Ammi M., Jewell and Charles
A. and GeorgeW. Hooper) proptrs South Point Mills
and wooden pump and pipe mnfrs, N s Berry, bet
Third and Fourth
Jewell Ammi M. (A. M. Jewell & Co.) r. 820 Twenty-
first
Jewell Ella L. MisS, r. 117 Mason
Jewell Frank F. Rev. D.D., pastor Howard St. Metho-
dist Church, r. 8 Hubbard
Jewell Godfrey (Mierson, Jewell & Co.) r.2106 Mason
Jewell Isaac, rectifier Bay View Distillery, r. S s Fif-
teenth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Jewell J. Gray, physician, and assistant secretary
Health Department, 14 O'Farrell, r. 200 Franklin
Jewell John F., clerk, r. 118 Eddy
Jewell Martin C. superintendent California Paint Co.,
r. Alameda
Jewell Mary, widow, r. 5M Dupont
Jewell Mary Miss, operator Greenebaum, Sachs & Free-
man, r. 1609 California
Jewell Mrs., r. 418 Sutter
Jewell Orla H. (Bangs, Walkington & Co.) r. 2529
Howard
Jewell Raphael, bookkeeper Mierson, Jewell & Co.,
r. 1806 Laguna
Jewell Richard C, salesman M. J. Flavin, r. 621 Bush
Jewell Ruby A. Miss, assistant West Mission St. Prim-
ary School, r. 1214 Howard
Jewell Samuel, capitalist, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Jewell Thomas A., student Pac. Business College, r.
36 Geary
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IMPORTER OF AND D£ALER IN COAL AND PIG IRON,
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Jewell Truman E., miuiug, 330 Pine, room 3, r. Grand
Hotel I
Jewell Walter S., bookkeeper Thomas T. Atkinson k \
Co., r. 417 Kearny
Jewett A. F., laW student, r. 502 Washington
Jewett Annie S. Miss, assistant Columbia St. Gram-
mar School, r. 712 SLotwell
Jewett C. H., r. Cambridge House i
Jewett Fidelia Miss, assistant Girl's High School, r.
801 Leavenw.orth I
Jewett George, carpenter, r. 537 Sacramento I
Jewett George O., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. 1402 Powell i
Jewett Jarvis, agent Palmer's Ai-tificial Leg, 21 Mer-
chant s Exchange
Jewett Joye O., Spanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Jewett Millie S., widow, dressmaker, r. 315 Ivy Av
Jewett Sherman S. & Co. (of Bufl'alo, N. Y.) mnfrs
stoves, Oscar S. Levy manager, office 120 Battery
Jewett Stephen, night inspector Custom House, r, 11
South Park
Jewett Thomas M., cler;^ U. S. Attorney, r. 526 Pine
Jewish Almanac Pacific Coast, William Saalburg
, proptr, 622 Clay
Jewish Progress The (weekly) Abe Seelingsohn editor
aud proptr. COS Sacramento
Jewish Times The (weekly) The Jewish Times Pub-
lishing Co. publishers, P. L. Phillips business
manager, office 615 Keai-ny
Jewish Times Publishing Co. The, P. L. Phillips bus-
iness manager, office 615 Kearny
Jezeuell Evan, seaman schr California
Jicha John, gunsmith, 624 Washington
Jilson A. P., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Jimenez Miguel, merchant, r. 919 Post
Jimeno Henry P., messenger U. S. Mint, r. San Lean-
dro
Jink John, coachman, NW cor Fillmore and Hayes
Jiljsen Johaun H.. laborer, r. 3 Juniper
Jiser Frederick C, painter, r. 119 Bernard
Joachimsen Andrew, shipcarpenter, r. 514 Ninth
Joachimsen Henry L., attorney at law, 502 Montgom-
ery, r. 1813 Powell
Joaquin Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
Bush
Joaquin Joseph, deckhand C. P. KR. stmr Apache, r.
416 Drumm
Joaquin Manoel , r. 51 Clay
Job Charles E., carpenter, r. N s Yuba, bet Vermont
and Kansas
Job Peter, cook, r. 636 Commercial
Jobling Alfred, lauudryman S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Jobmann Julius, liquor saloon, NW cor Fourth' and
Towusend
-Jobson William G., wood aud coal, 513 Bush, r.
2324 Mission
Jochim Adolph M., clerk Phoenix and Home Insur-
ance Cos., r. 312 Gough
Jock Joseph, barber, r. 1622 Washington
Joel Albert M., proptr California Necktie Factory, 506
Market, r. 1208 Ellis
Joerdenic J. Corille, florist, r. 3 McCormick
Jofre Adelaide Miss, dressmaker, r. 724 Broadway
Jofre Eugenia Miss, seamstress, r. 724 Broadway
Jofre Mercedes Miss, dressmaker, r. 724 Broadway
Juhanaseu H., seaman, r. 40 Jackson
Johauasen Olof , ropemaker A. S. Hallidie, r. Sanders'
Hotel
Johannes Henry C, office clerk U. S. Mint, r. 209
Turk
Johaunsen A. C, seaman, r. Sander.^' Hotel
Johannsen Christian, bartender, 123 Front
Johaunsen Christina Mrs., dressmaker Miss Emma
Girard
aJuhannsen Fred., groceries and liquors, NW cor
O'Farrell and Mason, r. 306 O'Farrell
Johannsen John H., clerk Fred. Johaunsen, r. 306
O'Farrell
Johannseu John P., bookkeeper Joe. T.Poheim, r. 315
Lombard
Johannsen Peter, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Johannsen Peter, teacher music, r. 84 Everett
Johansen Alfred, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Johansen George W.. bartender, r. 261 Minna
Johansen Herman, bookkeeper, r. 100 McAllister
Johansen Joban, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johansen John A., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Johansen Louis P. (Anderson k Johansen) r. SE cor
Fourteenth and Noe
Johansen Olaf, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Johansen T. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johansuu August, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Johausou Gustaf, Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Johanson Joel, tailor, r. 1024 Pacific
Johanson John, fisherman, r. 8 Berry
Johausou Rasmus, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Johanson S., carpenter, r. 634 Pacific
^'"Johanson. See Johannsen and Johnson
Johanssan Martin, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Johaussen Christof, r. Mechanic* Home
Johaussen John, seaman, r. 40 Jackson
Johanssen U., dishwasher, r. 6)4 Prospect PI
John George, bakery, 152 First
John Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) Addison
Martin secretary, 528 California, room 6
John Henry, sailmaker, r. 8 John
Joliii William, importer, jobber and manufacturer
cigars and tobacco, SW cor Post and Dupont, r.
512 Jessie
Johnholtz Frederick, seaman, r. 509 Third
Johns Fanny, widow, r. 414 Jones, rear
Johns Hugh M., clerk William L. Duncan, r. 414
Jones
Johns H. W. Manufacturing Co., I. L. Mer-
rell agent, 316 Townseud
Johns Vivian, porter Abbotsford House
Johns William, manager Sierra Buttes Gold Min-
ing Co. (limited) and London and California Min-
ing Co. (limited) 320 Sanscme, room 16, r. Ala-
meda
Johnsen Albert, butcher John Denhard, r. 214 Ninth
Johnsen Charles, seaman, r. 140 Folsom, rear
Johnsen Charles, watchman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnsen Charles O., driver Atkins Massey,r. 651 Sacra-
mento
Johnsen Christopher, laborer, r. ill Mason
Johnsen E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnsen G., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnsen Henry, carpenter ship Dashing Wave, r. 54
Sacramento
Johnsen Henry, master mariner, r. North Pacific Ho-
tel
Johnsen Holbert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnsen Lawrence, wagonmaker, r. 719 M Natoma
Johnsen N. A., laborer, r. 228 Montgomery Av
Johnsen Niels H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnsen Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnsen Silme, domestic 162 Ninth
Johnson A., r. .36 Clay
Johnson A., r. 134 Fourth
Johnson A., r. 636 Commercial
Johnson A., painter, r. 129 Third
I .Johnson Abner B., blacksmith, r. 2912 Bush
I Johnson Adam, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Johnson Adella A. Miss, r. 5 Hampton PI
I Johnson Adolphus G. , shoemaker, 613 Laguns
Johnson Albert, engineer, r. 509 Filbert •
Johnson Albert, gentleman's nurse, r. 2238 Bush
Johnson Albert, laborer, r. 123 Jackson
i Johnson .•Vlbert, longshoreman, r. 123 Jackson
i Johnson Albert, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
! Johnson Albert de M., stenograjiher land dept 8. P.
KR., r. 615 Turk
I Johnson Albert H., clerk, r. 36 Clay
Johnson Alfred, boltmaker Pac Rolling Mills, r. 566
! Bryant
Johnson Alfred, captain tug Water Witch, r. 1219 Pa-
cific
Johnson Alfred, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson Alfred, second officer Oiegon Imp. SS. Missis-
sippi
Johnson Alfred, student, r. 19 Stone
Johnson Alfred B., with J. A. Folger & Co., r. 117 Ce-
dar Av
Johnson .\lfred L., driver T. H. Page, r. 126 Clara
Johnson Alexander, janitor Nevada Block, r. 19 Stone
Johnson Alexander, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Johnson A. M. Mrs., widow, waitress Women's C. T.
Coffee House, r. 126 Sixth
Johnson Amanda, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Johnson Andreas P., seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Johnson Andrew, r. 1329 Natoma
Johnson Andrew, engineer tug Transit, r. 12 J4 Verona
Johnson Andrew, fireman 0. S. SS. McPherson, r, 2
I Grant PI
Johnson Andrew, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and
Eighth
I Johusou Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
HARDWOOD LUMBER
JOHN WICMORE, OfTlce 1 33 Speai St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26, 28 Howard St.
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Johnson Andrew, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Johnson Andrew, seaman schr Bill the Butchei, i. 29
Commercial
Johnson Andrew, secona officer P. C. S3. Senator, r.
725 Stockton
Johnson Andrew, wire drawer A. S. Hallidie, r. 734
Vallejo, rear
Johnson Andrew G., carpenter, r. 505 Jo Linden Av
Johnson Andrew G., laborer, r. I'SH Freclon
Johnson Andrew J. waiter Palace Hotel Restaurant
Johnson Andrew M., salesman M. J. Flavin, r. 19
Taylor •
Johnson Andy, laundryman, r. .>i3 Mission
Johnson Angus, seaman, r. 41S Dm mm
Johnson Ann il., widow, r. 7 5^ Langton
Johnson Anna Miss, r. 714 Howard
Johnson Anne, widow, r. 141 Shipley, rear
Johnson Annie, domestic 211 Turk
Johnson Annie, nurse 418 Sutter
Johnson Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 329 O'Farrell
Johnson Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 843 Mission
Johnson Annie M . Miss , assistant Golden Gate Primary
School, r. 12y Turk
Johnson Anthony, furniture mnfr, 572 Brannan, r. 645
Folsom
Johnson Anthony, waiter The Baldwln,r. 613 Howard
Johnson Anthony, watchman C. P. RK. stmrs, r. NE
cor Church and Twenty-eighth
Johnson A. S.. conductor Geary St. BE., r. 1537 Geary
Johnson August, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Johnson August, tailor, r. 815 Bush
Johnson August, waiter, r. 1516 Hyde
Johnson August V., bartender, r. 4:J3 Bush
Johnson Augusta, domestic 1216 Mission
Johnson Augustus, teamster, r. 1912 Market
Johnson Asel,laundryman Lick Laundry, r. 13 Lick PI
Johnson Axel, sawyer A. Waldstein, r. 735 Brannan
Johnson Belle, widow, r. 1711 Market
Johnson Benjamin, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet
Seventh and Eighth Avs, South S. F.
Johnson Benjamin, laborer, r. 70 Jessie
Johnson B. F., gripman Presidio EE., r. 1205 Union
Johnson Byron R., salesman Dwyer, Skaife & Bobert-
son. r. 142 54 Fourth
Johnson B. W., clerk, r. 808 Mission
Johnson Caleb H., with Oregon Stock and Butchering
Co., r. 1814 Lyon
Johnson Carrie, domestic 2023 Broadway
Johnson C. Clifford, patternmaker, r. 1925 Jessie
Johnson C. H., r. l.-!l4 Lyon
Johnson Charles, captain schr Masim, r. Berkeley
Johnson Charles, carpenter Truckee Lumber Co., r.
768 Bryant
Johnson Charles, clerk Peter Johnson, r. NE eor Sec-
ond and Natoma
Johnson Charles, detective City Hall, r. 1403 Baker
Johnson Charles, expressman, r. 330J< Bitch
Johnson Charles, fireman, r. 333 Tehama
Johnson Oharles, latwrer, r. i^H Broadway
Johnson Charles, porter, r. 46 Second
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 115 Langton, rear
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 313 Beale
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. SW cor East and Jackson
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Cliarles, seaman P. C. 8S. Bonita, r. 9 Bdwy
Johnson Charles, seaman P. C. SS. George W. Elder
Johnson Charles, tailor, r. 223 Seventh, rear
Johnson Charles, vegetableman .\rcade Beetaurant,
r. 1917 Broadway
Johnson Charles, watchman stmr Areata
Johnson Charles, with J. C. Pelton Jr., r. 1611 Baker
Johnson Charles A., boxmaker, r. 837 Folsom
Johnson Charles A., salesman Gilfillan & Hohens-
child. r. 420 Powell
Johnson Charles A., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson Charles A., washermaker Pac. Boiling Mills,
r. Shasta House
Johnson Charles B., captain P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 721
Shotwell
Johnson Charles B., stock clerk Davis Bros., Toklas
& Co., r. 510 Greenwich
Johnson Charles E., salesman William ProU, r. 142
Natoma
John-son Charles F., r. 2826 I'ine
Johnson Charles F., potmaker S. Fl and Pac. Glass
Works, r. .329 5< Bitch
, stevedore, r. 426 Shotwell
, blacksmith, r. 1403 Baker
, boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
, stevedore, r. 20 Frederick
, teamster South 8. F. Packing
Tl New Mont-
Johnson Charles G.
Johnson Charles H,
Johnson Charles H.
Shasta House
Johnson Charles H.
Johnson Charles H,
Co., r. 34 Oak Grove Av
Johnson Charles J., Swedish Soc,
gomery
Johnson Charles K., carpenter, r. 516 Ninth
Johnson Charles L., fisherman, r. 8 Berry
Johnson Charles M., photographer Aldine Gallery, r.
108 Powell
Johnson Charles M., waiter, r. 1109 Stockton
Johnson Charles N., plumber, r. NEcor Pine and Polk
Johnson Charles P., r. Ill Oak
bookkeeper E. D. W. Davis k Co.,
Johnson Charles E.,
r. 733 Bush
Johnson Charles T.,
Johnson Charles W.
seaman, r. 30 Clay
seam'an, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Chris., manager L. Bormen t Co., r. Berke-
ley
Johnson Christian, cabinetmaker, r. 235 Jessie
Johnson Christian, laborer, r. 431 J4 Shipley ,
Johnson Christian, liquor saloon, 116 Montgomery Av,
r. 20 Silver
Johnson Christian, longshoreman, r. N 6 Greenwich,
nr Sansome
Johnson Christine, domestic 705 Bush
Johnson Clatis. A.. Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Johnson D ., r. 36 Clay
Johnson Daniel, laborer, r. W s Cook, bet Post and
Sutter
Johnson David, Uqnor saloon, 16 Steuart, r. 103 Sftcra-
mento
Johnson David, telegraph operator, r. 136 Sixth
Johnson D. M., entry clerk Davis Bros., Toklas &Co.,
r. 1403 Bush
Johnson E. Mrs., widow, r. 1807 Dupont
Johnsun Ldward. boxmaker, r. 7 5^ McLea Court
Johnson Edward, clerk, r. 1807 Dui)ont
Johnson Edward, clerk Henry C. Kroenke.r. 1203 Mis-
sion
Johnson Edward, laborer Pac. Boiling MiUs
Johnson Edward, mate schr Bill the Butcher, r. 12
Washington
Johnson Edward, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 612
McAllister
Johnson Edward A., ropemaker A. S. Hallidie, r. Sand-
ers' Hotel
•Johnson E>i ward E., general agent Denver and Bio
Grande Eailway.3 04 Montgomery, r.537 Turk
Johnson Edwin, tailor, r. 713 5^ Bush
Johnson Elizabeth, widow, r. 3 Scotland
Johnson Ellen, domestic 1215 Jones
Johnson Ellen, widow, r. 307 Seventh
Johnson EUen M. Miss, r. 2305 Polk
Johnson Emma Miss, milliner F. Toplitz k Co., r.
Oakland
Johnson Emma B. Mrs., r. 606 Montgomery
Johnson Errick A., proptr Mechanics' House, 8-10
Berry
Johnson Francis, plumber, r. 1436 Pine
Johnson Frank, dyer, r. 2242 Mission
Johnson Frank, liquor saloon, 16 Folsom, r. 134 Fol- |
som
Johnson Frank, nightwatchman Adelphi Theatre
Johnson Frank, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Johnson Frank, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Johnson Frank, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Johnson Frank, stevedore, r. 20 Frederick
Johnson Frank, teamster Presidio E-servation, r.
Fort Point
Johnson Frank, waiter, r. St. George Hotel
Johnson Frank Mrs., widow, r. 734 Post
Johnson Frank A., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Johnson Frank L., bagmaker Blake, Bobbins & Co., r.
1329 Natoma
Johnson Frank S., with William T. Coleman k Co.
and (Benner & Co.) r. 734 Post
Johnson Frederick (Johnson & Schule) r. 751 Harrison
Johnson Frederick, fitter Betts Spring Co., r. 990
Folsom
Johnson Frederick, longshoreman, r. 573 Howard
Johnson Frederick, longshoreman, r. 8W cor Spear
and Mission
Johnson Frederick, physician, r, 1010 Mission
Johnson Frederick, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Johnson Frederick, waiter, r. 8 Antonicj
Johnson Frederick N., seaman, r. 28 Clay
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Manufacturers of fine JEWELRY and DIAMOND Work
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDEBM FOB W^ASHIXO PROMPTLY ATTE3fl»E» TO
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JobDBon Frederick T., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson G., seaman, r. 8 Berry
JobneoD Gabriel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Gabriel P., stonecutter, r. 1403 Baker
Johnson George (Pendergast, Smith & Co.) r. 2504
Washington
Johnson George, drayman Wright & Bowne, r. 121
Langton
Johnson George, laborer, r. 431 M Shipley
Johnson George, pantryman Ahlborn House
Johnson George, pilot, oflSce 506 Batterv, room 9, r.
732 Shot-n-ell
Johnson George, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Johnson George, seamau, r. Sanders' Hotel
Johnson George, stevedore A. C. Freese
Johnson George A., bartender, r. 5 Broadway
Johnson George L., painter, r. S s Eugenia, bet Pros-
pect and California Avs, B. H.
Johnson George W., wood and coal, 1937 Howard
Johnson G. H., r. 134 Fourth
Johnson Gilbert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnson Gustaf E., teamster, r. Arion House
Johnson Gustav, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Johnson Gustav, waiter, r. 114 Prospect PI
Johnson Gustave, laborer, r. Seventh Av, bet M and
N, South S. F.
Johnson Gustave, liquor saloon, 7 Commercial
Johnson Giistavus, coachman NW cor Jackson and*
Gough
Johnson H., laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf
Johnson H., seaman, r. 12 Washington
Johnson H. A., laborer, r. 429 Bush
Johnson Hank, benchhand W. B. Bradbury, r. 907
Folsom
Johnson Hans P., shoemaker, 164 Jessie, r. 250)^
Minna
Johnson Harriet, chambermaid International Hotel
Johnsob Harriet, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 339 Jessie
Johnson Harry, captain schr Gualala, Pier 13 Steuart
Johnson Harry, laborer, r. 30 Miuna
Johnson Harvey, waiter Palace Hotel Pvestaurant
Johnson H. E., druggist, r. 114 Fourth
Johnson Helena Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 29}^ Fifth Av,
rear
Johnson Henry (Williams, Hill & Co.) r. 5173^ Geary
Johnson Henry, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 932 Mont-
gomery
Joluison Henry, captain V. 8. A., medical store-
keeper, office 36 New Montgomery, room 6. r. Oak-
land
Johnson Henry, coffee saloon, 325 Drumm,
Powell
Johnson Henry, cook, r. 679 M Clementina
Johnson Henry, dairy produce, 1045 Howard
Johnson Henry, engineer California St. EE.
Larkin
Johnson Henry, janitor Adelphi Theatre, r. 3 St. Mary's
Johnson Henry, laborer, r. Fort Point
Johnson Henry, longshoreman, r. 918 Montgomery
Johnson Henry, longshoreman, r, 2012J^ Dupont, rear
Johnson Henry, miner, r. 763 Bryant
Johnson Henry, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Johnson Henry, teacher dancing, r. 1021 Clay
Johnson Henry, waiter Palace Hotel
Johnson Henry A., engineer, r. 142 Ninth
Johnson Henry C, bookkeeper Billings, Harboume &
Co., r. 109 Leavenworth
Johnson Henry E., tailor, r. 619 Bush
Johnson Henry P., machinist, r. 726 Green
Johnson Herman, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Johnson H. N. Mrs., r. 13 Taylor
Johnson Horace A., porter W. B; Sumner & Co., r. 429
Bush
Johnson Howard Russell, journalist, r. 950 Bryant
Johnson Hugo, r. Niagara House
Johnson Ida, domestic 306 Seventeenth
Johnson I. O., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson Isaac, r. E e Illinois, bet Shasta and Napa
Johnson Isaiah D., fringemaker, r. cor Santa Clara
and Connecticut
Johnson Israel J., traveling agent, r. 419 Geary
Johnson J. A., clerk Peixotto & Silverman, r. Oakland
Johnson Jac«b C. (J. C. Johnson & Co.) r. 1314 Mason
Johnson James, r. 6 Virginia PI
Johnson .lames, assistant engineer P. C. SS. George
W. Elder
Johnson James, butcher, r. cor Thirteenth and Rail-
road Avs, South S. F.
Johnson James, compositor S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 714 Natoma
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Johnson James, cooper, r. 115 Langton, rear
Johnson James, currier C. Hellwlg, r. 115 Twenty-
sixth
Johnson James, longshoreman, r. 356 Natoma
Johnson James, macbinehand, r. 517 Valencia
Johnson James, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Johnson James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson James, ship calker, r. 1025 Harrison
Johnson James, tinsmith, r. 251 Jessie
Johnson James A.., attornev at law, 629 Kearny, room
3, r. 950 Bryant
Johnson James A., teamster, r. 220 Ninth
Johnson James B., brakeman S. P. RR., r. 319 Fourth
Johnson James B., patternmaker, r. 1925 Jessie
Johnson James B. Jr., collector, r. 1925 Jessie
Johnson James C, boot crimper, r. 264 Jessie
Johnson James C, salesman F. Mandlebaum, r. 712
Shotwell
Johnson James H., bookkeeper, r. 410 Buchanan
Johnson James H., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Johnson James H., shoemaker, r. 101 Minna
Johnson James M., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail
service, r. Oakland
Johnson James O., bookkeeper Doane & Henshel-
wood, r. 1408 Bush
Johnson Jane, domestic 621 Leavenworth
Johnson Jane, widow, r. 328 Valley
Jolmsoii J. C & Co. (Jacob C. and John M.
Johnson) importers and manufacturers harness
and saddlery, and dealers leather and saddlery
hardware, 12-14 Pine
Johnson J. D., laborer, r. 537 Sacramento
Johnson J. E., bellman Palace Hotel
Johnson J. E., quarterma-ster P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Johnson Jennie, widow, domestic 1420 Post
Johnson Jens, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnson Jeremiah, expressman, cor Battery and
Washington, r. 612 McAllister
Johnson Jeremiah, merchant tailor, 406 Larkin
Johnson J. Magnus, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson Joel, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Johnson Johanna, widow, r. 510 Golden Gate Ay
Johnson Johanna, widow, r. 923 Greenwich
Johnson John, r. 736 Pacific
Johnson John, r. 1025 Harrison
Johnson John, barber, 1000 !«i Market, r.627 Stevenson
Johnson John, blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. 38 Tehama
Johnson John, carpenter, r. Concordia Hotel
Johnson John, carpenter, r. 29 Fifth Av
Johnson John, carpenter Olof Johnson, r. 93654 Fol-
som
Johnson John, dishwasher R. H. Tyler
Johnson John, laborer, r. 41» Drumm
Johnson John, laborer, r. cor Seventh Av«and M,
South S. F.
Johnson John, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
2318 Post
Johnson John, longshoreman, r. 122 Howard
Johnson John, machinist, r.W s Michigan, bet Shasta
and Sierra
Johnson John, sailmaker Tbomas Reynolds, r. San
Miguel, Fairmount Tract
Johnson John, saw filer N. W. Spaulding & Co., r. 6
Baker, bet Post and Geary
Johnson John, sawyer, r. 5 Verona
Johnson John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnson John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Johnson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson John, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson John, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Johnson John, shoemaker, 127 J4 Second
Johneon John, stairbuilder, r. 162 Clara
Johnson John, tanner, r. Seventh Av.nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Johnson John, teamster, r. Seventh Av, nr N, South
8. F.
Johnson John, with S. F. Laundry, r. 1223 Webster
Johnson John A., seaman, r. 12 Washington
Johnson John C, assistant editor Alta California, r.
921 a Sacramento
Johnson John C, fireman, r. 6f,' Auburn
Johnson John C, miner, r. 610 Pine
Johnson John C, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson John D., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson John G., seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Johnson John H., Master Mariners' Ben. Aasn, 413
Sutter
Johnson John J., speculator, r. 51 Third
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nillOIVl.C I ; OriL.no U nnl 1-<J^ Manufacturers olAmalgamnting pans and JVettler*.
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Johnson John M. (J. C. Johnson & Co.) r. 1214 Mason
Johnson John O., Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Johnson John P., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson John S., shipcarpenter, r. Fifth Av, bet J and
K, South S.F.
Johnson John T., boxmaker, r. Michigan, bet Shasta
and Sierra
Johnson John T., milkman, r. SW cor Beach and Brod-
erick
Johnson John W. Mrs., boarding, 19 Commercial
Johnson Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 1 Zoe
Johnson Joseph, finisher Steiger & Kerr, r. 551 How-
ard, rear
Johnson Joseph, laborer, r. 623 Davis
Johnson Joseph, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Johnson Joseph, seaman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r.
39 Pacific
Johnson Joseph A., house and sign painter, 517 Cali-
fornia, r. 3 Scotland
Johnson Joseph M., painter Brooke & Deaves, r. S s
Market, nr Sixth
Jolm.soii Joseph M., wood and coal, 413 Golden
Gate Av, r. 11U9 Folsom
Johnson Josiah G. (South S. F. Packing and Provis-
ion Co.) r. 34 Oak Grove Av
Johnson Karl, boltmaker Pac. KoUing Mills, r. Shasta
House
Johnson Lars, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Johnson Lena, domestic 2429 Buchanan
Johnson Lena Miss, r. 408 Sixth
Johnson Louis, coachman, 799 Van Ness Av
Johnson Louis F., shipcarpenter, r. 523 Green
Johnson Lucy, widow, r. 905 Jackson
Johnson M., carpenter, r. 005 Broadway
Johnson M. Mrs., glovemaker, r. 902 Twenty-fourth
Johnson M., oiler P. C. SS. Idaho
Johnson Maggie Miss, with S. Ettinger, r. 511 Second
Johnson Magnus, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnson Margaret Mrs., secondhand clothing, 990 Fol-
som
Johnson Marie J. Miss, assistant Shotwell St. Prim-
ary School, r. Ill Oak
Johnson Martin, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Koad, nr
Colusa
Johnson Martin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Martin, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Johnson Martin J., machinist, r. 120 Perry
Johnson Mary, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Johnson Mary, domestic 029 Sutter
Johnson Mary Miss, r. 16 Fifth Av
Johnson Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 26 Sixth
Johnson Mary Mrs., seamstress, r. 271 Minna
Johnson Mary, widow, r. E s Illinois, bet Shasta and
Napa
Johnson Mary, widow, r. 26 Sixth
Johnson-Mary, widow, r. 38 Tehama
Johnson Mary Mrs., r. 615 Union
Johnson Mary A. Mrs., r. 109 Leavenworth
Johnson Matilda, chambermaid Isthmus House, 54
First
Johnson M. F., teamster, r. 924 Natoma
Johnson M. H., seaman, r. 531 East
Johnson Michael, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Johnson Millard, r. 717 Howard
Johnson Morris, seaman, r. 13 Clay
Johnson Moses P., ironmolder, r. 413 Second
Johnson N., hostler Central RR., r. 1316 Laurel Av
Johnson Nathaniel, porter J. D. Spreckels k Bros.,
r. 1109 Stockton
Johnson Neil, cabinetmaker, r. Central Pac. Hotel
Johnson Neils E., tailor, r. 1U25 Harrison
Johnson Nels, porter S. P. Collins & Co., r. 1016 Mason
Johnson Nels P., shoemaker, 930 Harrison
Johnson Nelson, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet L and
M, South S. F.
Johnson Nelson, laborer. Pacific Glue Factory, r. S s
Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Johnson Nelson, longshoreman, r. 656 Folsom
Johnson Nelson P., watchman P. C. S3. California, r.
Ill Oak
Johnson Nicholas, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Johnson Niely, gardener Thomas Bell, r. 1661 Octavia
Johnson Nils G., steward Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D., r.
W 8 Tennessee, bet Sierra and Shasta
Johnson Nils P., tailor, r. 7 August Alley
Johnson N. M. Mrs., widow, r.SW cor Twenty-second
and Bai tlett
Johnson Ole, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Johnson Ole, seaman brig W. G. Irwin, r. Sailors'
Home
Johnson Olif, seaman SS. Victoria, r. 7 Commercial
Johnson Oliver, painter, r. 119 Bernard
Johnson Oliver, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Johnson Oliver, steward tug Richard Holyoke, r. 212
Steuart, rear
Johnson Olof, carpenter, r. 936 J^ Folsom ■
Johnson Olof, rope maker Cal. Wire Works, r. Sanders'
Hotel
Johnson Olof, seaman, r. 10 Commercial
Johnson Olof, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Johnson Orrick Jr., collector Billings, Harbourne &
Co., r. 109 Leavenworth
Johnson Oscar, liquor saloon, 16 Folsom, r. 132 Fol-
som
Johnson Oscar, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Juhiison Oscar, tailor, r. 704 J^ Mission
Johnson Oscar E., bookkeeper E. A. Fargo & Co., r.
700 California
Jolinson Otto, grocer, NE cor Broadway and
Kearny, r. 1422 Powell
Johnson Otto H., lettercarrier Post OflSce, r. W s
Kentucky, bet Butte and Napa
Johnson Owen, r. 5 Bryant Av
Johnson P. A., third olficer P. C. SS. -Orizaba, r. Ill
Oak
Johnson Patrick, ironmolder, r. 413 Second
Johnson Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor Baker and Geary
Johnson Patrick, tanner, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R,
South S. F.
Johnson Pedro, lumberman, r. 126 Gilbert, rear
Johnson Peter, r. 317 Union
Johnson Peter, r. 2607 Bryant
Johnson Peter (Ryan & Johnson) r. 200 Pacific
Johnson Peter (Sanders & Johnson) r. 1026 Treat Av
Johnson Peter, asphaltum roofer, 17 Stevenson, r. 101
Minna
Johnson Peter, cook, r. 10 Washington
Johnson Peter, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
second and Folsom, and NE cor Second and Na-
toma
Johnson Peter, laborer, r. Seventh Av, nr N, South
S. F.
Johnson Peter, liquor saloon, 228 Montgomery Av
Johnson Peter, machinist S. F. Tool Co., r. 5 Freelon
Johnpon Peter, machinist, r. 43 Jessie
Johnson Peter, mate schr Maxim, r. 28 Clay
Joliiisoit Peter, proprietor Market St. Restaurant,
783 Market, and restaurant. 917 Market, r. 24 Pearl
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 921 Montgomery
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Peter, stonecutter, r. 46 Ritch
Johnson Peter, tailor, 204 Stevenson, r. 306 O'Farrell
Johnson Peter, tailor, r. 509 Bush
Johnson Peter, teamster, r. NE cor Sixth and Railroad
Avs, South S. F.
Johnson Peter, watchman P. C. SS. State of California
Johnson Peter A. (Erickson & Johnson) r. St. George
Hotel
Johnson Peter C, driver Market St. RR., r. 1108
Steiner
Johnson Peter J., engineer P. C. SS. San Vicente, r.
921 Montgomery
Johnson Pleasant W., secretary and treasurer Califor-
nia Central Railway, office 702 Market, r. 808 Mis-
sion
Johnson P. R., clerk, r. 759 Market
Johnson P. W., salesman, r. 19 Taylor
Johnson Reuben, r. 7 Montgomery Court
Johnson Reuben, waiter, r. 47 Second
Johnson Richard E., cooper Wheaton & Luhrs
Johnson Robert, r. 341 Minna
Johnson Robert, boxmaker, r. 512 Fourth
Johnson Robert, captain schr Sycamore, r. 34 Zoe
Johnson Robert, carpenter, r. 609 Pine
Johnson Robert, seaman, r. NW cor Pacific and
Drumm
Johnson Robert, stevedore A. C. Freese
Johnson Robert C, capitalist, oflace 120 Sutter,
room 18, r. 605 O'Farrell
Jobneon Robert J. (Spence & Johnson) r. 522 Stock-
ton
Johnson Robert M., expressman, cor Davis and Val-
lejo, r. S 8 Kingston Av, nr Mission
Johnson Robley D., medical student, r. 1010 Clay
Johnson Rosa, widow, r. 112 Natoma
Johnson Rossi ter P., deputy Assessor, r. 317 Ellie
SftN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "^sHiNg^DONE^atjHORT notice
JMAPnnMniirU importer of and dealer IX COAIi AND PIG IRON,
. inHOUUIlUUun, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Johnson S. A., carpenter, r. 129 Turk
Johnson Samuel, r. 1023 Stockton
Johnson Samuel, clerk John K. Duubar, r. 501 Sixth
Johnson Samuel, cook Florence House
Johnson Samuel, fisherman, r. 8 Berry
Johnson Samuel, tinsmith, r. 775 Mission, rear
Johnson Samuel, wood and coal, 321 Seventh
Johnson Samuel Jr., manager Samuel Johnson, r. 321
Seventh
Johnson Samuel R., drug clerk, r. 321 Seventh
Johnson Samuel S., driver People's Ice Co., r. 749
Howard
Johnson Sarah, nurse, r. 661 Mission
Johnson Sarah Mrs., r. 1023 Stockton
Johnson Sarah R. Mrs., r. 714 Howard
Johnson Seliua, widow, r. 213 Eleventh
Johnson Semon T., bookkeeper Christian Muller, r.
410 Buchanan
Johnson Semon T. Jr. (S. T. Johnson & Co.) r. 410
Buchanan
Johnson Sidney L., attorney at law, 523 Montgomery,
r. Alameda Co.
Johnson Simon, master mariner, r. 6 Liberty
Johnson Smith, waiter Palace Hotel
Johnson Sophie, vfidow, r. 7>^ McLea Court
Johnson S. T. & Co. (Semon T. Johnson Jr.) stationery,
516 Geary
Johnson S. W., offlcers' messman P. M. SS. Colima
Johnson Sylvester P., machinist Isaac H. Small, r. 394
Ninth
Johnson T. B.. cardwriter, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Johnson Theodore, carbuilder Market St. RR., r. 235
Jessie
Johnson Theodore, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson Theodore, seaman, r. 211 J^ Perry
Johnson Thomas, r. 732 Folsom
Johnson Thomas, agent Bertin & Lepori, r. Oakland
Johnson Thomas, capitalist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Johnson Thomas, carpenter, r. 315 Green
Johnson Thomas, longshoreman, r. 412 Townsend
Johnson Thomas, lumberman, r. 645 Folsom
Johnson Thomas, porter, r. American Exchange Hotel
Johnson Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnson Thomas, teamster, r. 1631 Hyde
Johnson Thomas, waiter, r. 257 Stevenson
Johnson Thomas, waiter, r. 219 Minna
Johnson Thomas C, painter, and assistant foreman
Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D.
Johnson Thomas G., r. 505 Hyde
Johnson Torre, seaman schr Aurora, r. 28 Clay
Johnson T. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson T. W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Victor, tanner, r. San Bruno Hotel
Johnson Victor C, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson Walter, roofer, r. "Turk St. Hotel
Johnson Walter J., clerk, r. S s Elizabeth, bet Noe
and Sanchez
Johnson Walter P., waiter, r. 257 Stevenson
Johnson William, barber, r. SW cor Ellis and Webster
Johnson William, blacksmith, r. 850 Howard
Johnson William, bookkeeper, r. 234 Bush
Johnson William, butcher J. Y. Wilson & Co.
Johnson William, collector Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. 434 Union
Johnson William, gardener Union Square, r. 628
Washington
Johnson William, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf
Johnson William, longshoreman, r. 246 Tehama
Johnson William, painter, r. 514 Stevenson
Jehusou William, proptr Coasting House, 140 Folsom
Johnson William, saloonkeeper, r. 935 Folsom
Johnson William, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnson William, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Johnson William, seaman, r. 531 East
Johnson William, seaman, r. 1337 Dupont, rear
Johnson William, stevedore, r. 205 Union
Johnson William, third officer P. M. SS. South Caro-
lina
John.son William C, compositor Chronicle, r. 714
Howard
Johnson William C, insurance broker, 319 California,
r. 803 Grove
Johnson William C, laborer, r. 990 Folsom
Johnson William C, machinist, r. 931 Eighteenth
Johnson William C.,, porter Jones k Co., r. SW cor
Webster and Oak
Johnson William F., carrier Morning Call, r. 630
Webster
Johnson William H., compositor Bacon k Co., r. Inter-
national Hotel
Johnson William H., laborer A. Sutro, r. Clifton
House
Johnson William H., news agent, r. 808 Nineteenth
Johnson William H., physician and surgeon, office
and r., 48 Fourth
Johnson William H., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co..
r. 216 Third
Johnson William H., stovemounter, r. 428 Bryant
Johnson William M., carpenter, r. 114 Hayes
Johnson William M., plumber, r. 1139 Guerrero
Johnson William Neely, attorney at law, 715 Clay,
room 9, r. 1733 Broadway
Johnson William Neely Mrs., insurance broker, 34
Nevada Block, r. 1733 Broadway
Johnson William R., watertender P. C. SS. State of
California, r. Ill Oak
Johnson W. R., waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Johnson W. R. A., purchasing agent P. M. SS. Co., r.
1508 Post
Johnson W. Sherwood, waybill clerk Wells, Fargo &
Co's Express, r. 1521 California
Johnson & Schule (Frederick Johnson and Frederick
A. Schulej mnfrs harness ornaments, badges, etc.,
5 Post
Johnson's Building, 120 Sutter
8^" Johnson. See Jansen, Janssen, Janson and Jensen
Johnston Alexander (E. H. Jones & Co.) r. New York
Johnston Andrew, laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
Johnston Anise Mrs. (Engelken & Johnston) r. 7
Montgomery Av
Johnston Annie, cook 613' Folsom ^
Johnston Annie, domestic 1724 Clay
Johnston Antone, deckhand C. P. RR.stmr Transit, r.
West Oakland
Johnston Charles, assistant superintendent Union
Iron Works, r. 757 Market
Johnston Charles F., Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont-
gomery
Johnston Charles G., r. 121 Capp
Johnston Clara M. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Prim-
ary School, r. 121 Capp
Johnston Daniel, salesman Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
224 McAllister
Johnston David, cabinetmaker, r. 107 Grove
Johnston Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Johnston Edward, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.
Johnston Elizabeth, widow, r. 152 Ninth
Johnston Eugene, carriagesmith, r. 113 Ninth
Johnston Frank H., r. 1614 Powell
Johnston Frank H., master mariner, r. 1306 Folsom
Johnston George, longshoreman, r. 160 Steuart
Johnston George, mining superintendent, r. 700
Broadway
Johnston George, salesman, r. 1037 Post
Johnston George B., clerk Buxton & Co., r. 212 Sixth
Johnson George Penn, exchange editor The Examiner,
r. 822 Lombard
Johnston Henry, carpenter, r. 510 Davis
Johnston Henry, porter, r. 418 Austin
Johnston Henry, shoecutter, r. 107 Grove
Johnston Henry J., r. 37 Sacramento
Johnston H. H., salesman James F. White, r. 906 Mar-
ket
Johnston H. J. Mrs., widow, r. 9 South Park
Johnston Isaiah D., silkspinner, r. N s Santa Clara, nr
Connecticut
Johnston J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 568 Mission
Johnston J., conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1537 Geary
Johnston James, carpenter and builder, r. 2825 Clay
Johnston James, laborer, r. S s Filbert, nr Sansome
Johnston James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Johnston James, shoecutter, r. 305 Fell
Johnston James, teamster, r. 530 Natoma
Johnston James, tinsmith, r. 251 Jessie
Johnston James A., hatter M. Meussdorffer, r. 738
Broadway
Johnston James B., cook, r. 280 Jessie
Johnston James D., agent, r. N s Santa Clara.nr Con-
necticut
Johnston James H., longshoreman, r. S s Filbert, nr
Sansome
Johnston James O., bookkeeper Doane & Henshol-
wood, r. 140S Bush
Johnston Jane Miss, r. 1332 Broadway
Johnston Jennie Miss, assistant Sanchez St. Primary
School, r. 121 Capp
Johnston Jeremiah, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. Oakland
Johnston J. F., mining expert, r. 2b}i Stockton
BOSEWOOD, LI&NDM-YM, BOXWOOD
JOHN WIGMORE,
133 SPCAR STRKET.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Johnston J. Frant, boxmaker.and extraman Engine
No. 9, S. F. F. D., r. 313 Beale
JohnBton John, driver S. F. Laundry, r. 1223 Webster
Johnston John A., cook P. M. SS. South Carolina
Johnston John A., pastry cook, r. 506 Linden Av
Johnston John F., foreman New Telegraph Stable, r.
613 Mission
Johnston John J., tin and coppersmith, r. 560 Minna
Johnston John M., manager Baker & Hamilton, r. 2134
Howard
Johnston John P., bookkeeper, r. 1408 Bush
Johnston Joseph F., carpenter, r. W b Valencia, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Johnston Louis W., r. 814 Valencia
Johnston Louise Miss, assistant Louis Thors, r. 107
Grove
Johnston M. Mrs., widow, r. 1418 Clay
Johnston M. A. Mrs., r. 112 Turk
Johnston Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 530 Natoma
Johnston Mary Miss, glovemaker, r. 1407 Howard
Johnston Mary H., widow, r. 1310 Jackson
Johnston Miniia Miss, tobacco stripperj r. 563 Mission
Johnston Patrick, driver Mason's Brewery
Johnston Richard T., photographic printer Arthur W.
Dowe, r. 107 Grove
Johnston Rix A., harnesscleaner, r. 185 Stevensoa
Johnston Robert, seaman, r. 34 Zoe
Johnston R. G., messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, r. 2012 Mission
Johnston Sarah, witlow, bakery, 420 Third
Johnston Samuel B., clerk W. B. Sumner & Co., r.
1418 Clay
J<)hnston Selina, widow, proptr Hewitt House, 236 J<S
Sixth
Johnston Thomas J., pressman C. W. Nevin & Co., r.
15 Folsom Av
Joliiiston Thomas liV., secretary Sonoma Valley
Railroad Co., 430 Montgomery, r. 404 Golden
Gate Av
Johnston William, grainweigher, r. 441 TTessie
Johnston William, papercarrier, r. 114}^ Turk, rear
Johnston William, stonecutter, r. 5033^ Natpma
Johnston William, tinner and roofer, r. Turk St. Hotel
Johnston William, with M. J. Flavin, r. 613 Mission
Johnston William A. B., salesman M. Berkowitz, r.
Stevenson Bldg
Johnston ■William D., M. D., as^ayer, chemist
and professor Chemistry Medical 'College of the
Pacific, office 118 Halleck, r. 1510 Golden Gate Av
Johnston W. J., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo &
Co's Express, r. East Oakland
Johnston William R., optician Kahu, Brod & Co., r.
107 Grove
Johnston W. S., r. 1619 Polk
Johnstone Charles C. H., stevedore, r. 22 Glover
Johnstone Charles S., oysterman Morgan & Co., r. NE
cor Fourth and Brannan
Johnstone Ezra McD., agent Renton Coal Co., NE cor
Mason and Geary .
Johnstone Frank H., first officer P. M. SS. South Car-
olina
Johnstone George A., salesman Raymond & Wilshire,
115 Front, r. 1037 Post
Johnstone Samuel, ticket agent S. P. RR., Valen-
cia St. Station, r. 329 Bartlett
Johnstone Thomas, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co.,
r. 1757 Ellis
Johnstone William, cashier Antisell Piano Co., r. 940
Capp
B£^ Johnstone. Se&Johnson and Johnston
Joice Charles H., painter, r.26 Nevada
Joice Erastus v., notary public and commissioner of
deeds, 0 Merchants' Exchange, r. 807 Stockton
Joice James E. , plumber, r. 26 Nevada
Joice Martin, painter, r. 26 Nevada
Joice Sarah, widow, r. 26 Nevada
Joice Thomas, stevedore, r. 431 Hayes
B^ Joice. See Joyce
Joinct Alexander V., locksmith,!. 614 California, rear
Joinct Francis G., blacksmith, r. 614 California, rear
Joinct Louisa T. Mrs., parasolmaker, r. 614 California,
rear
Joinct Victor A., machinist, 510 Commercial, r. 614
California, rear
Joiner Amy Miss, dressmaker, r. 101 Prospect PI
Joiner Benjamin, can'maker, r. 101 Prospect PI
Joiner John C, porter M. Goodwin & Co., r. 11 Clin-
ton
Joiner John J., engraver, 33 Kearny, r. 220 Dorland
Joisson Adolph, bartender, r.438>4 Clementina
Joisson Theodore, clerk O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
4383^ Clementina
Jola D., Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush
Jollet Martin, pantryman John Bergez, r. 530 Mer-
chant
JoUey Joseph, clerk, r. 841 McAllister
JoUey Sarah, widow, r. 841 McAllister
JoUey Thomas, butcher, r. 841 McAllister
Jolliffe William H., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9,
r. 1225 Pine
Jolly Julia, widow, r. 1002 Pacific
Jolly Kate, domestic 713 Post
Jolly Mary, domestic 717 Post
Jonas Alfred (Fletcher & Jonas) r. 212 Franklin
Jonas Bernard, tailor, r. 407 Bush
Jonas Charles A., r. 407 H Brannan
Jonas Isaac A., watchmaker and jeweler, 128 Pacific,
r. 1008 Clay
Jonas Israel, merchant, 934 Dupont, r. 13 Hopeton Ter-
race
Jonas Louis, butcher, r. 632 Stevensoa
Jonas Nathan, auctioneer, 434 Kearny, r.560H Natoma
B£^ Jonas. See Jones
Jonasson Martin, seaman, r. 307 Brj-ant
Jones Agnes, widow, r. 410 Hyde
Jones Alfred, confectioner, r. 606 O'Farrell
Jones Akkin E. M., framemaker H. Cohen, r. 674
Harrisou
Jones Amanzo E., teacher, r. Old San Jose Road, nr
Industrial School
Jones Arthur, butler F. F. Low, SW cor Gough and
Sutter
Jones Augustus, compositor, r. 523 Stevenson
Jones Bartlett F., tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 4,
S. F. F. D., r. 1219 Pacific, rear
Jones Cabell H., manager Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r.
614 Sutter
Jones Caleb, cigarmaker, r. 512 Fourth
Jones Catherine, widow, r. 161 Clara
Jones Caroline Miss, r. 547 Stevenson
Jones Charles, foreman machine shop Main & Win-
chester, r. 345 Fremont
Jones Charles, longshoreman, r. 2 Caroline PI
Jones Charles, mining, office 302 Montgomery, room
5, r. 530 Montgomery Av
Jones Charles, tobaccotwister, r. 28 Everett
Jones Charles A. (McAlester. Jones & Co.) r. 817 Grove
Jones Charles A. (Preble & Jones) r. 2212 Webster
Jones Charles C, merchandise broker, 202 Sacra-
mento, r. 501 Geary
Jones Charles E., expressman, NE cor Washington
and Front, r. 160 Ninth
Jones Charles F., civil engineer, 432 Montgomery,
room 4, r. 622 Jessie
Jones Charles F., real estate, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Jones Charles H.. heater Pac. Rolling Mills
Jones Charles J., real estate, r. 214 Eighteenth
Jones Charles J., salesman Main & Winchester, r. 3
Hampton PI
Jones Charles L., contractor and builder, r. 608 Hayes
Jones Charles P., collector Evening Post, r. 2623
Howard
Jones Charles R., compositor, r. 1812 Jessie
Jones Clarence F., mnfrg chemist, Emien Painter,
817 Grove
Jones Climeni, widow, r. 1306 Pine
Jones Clinton, general agent Chicago, Rock Island
, and Pacific Railway, office 608 Market, r. SW cor
Sutter and Laguna
Jones Cyril E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 1045
Howard
Jones Cyrus G. (Jones & Co.) r. 719 Grove
Jones Cyrus W., bookkeeper Spruance, Stanley & Co., r.
1208 Jackson
Jones Daniel, engineer, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones Daniel Jr., engineer, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones Daniel C, carpenter, r. 651 Stevenson
Jones David, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Jones David, master mariner, r. 329 Vallejo
Jones David, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Jones David H ., lumber manufacturer, 4 Califor-
nia, room 7, r. Palace Hotel
Jones D. E. Mrs., r. 712 Folsom
Jones Delilah E., dressmaker, r. 1611 Leavenworth
Jones Demar, student, r. 23 John ;
Jones De Witt C, attorney at law, 330 Pine, room 42
Jones Ediuund Mrs. , r. 1045 Howard
Jones Edmund, lumberman, r. 674 Harrison
Jones Edward, attorney at law, r. 609 Hayes
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewelers,
offer Goods Lower than any House
in this city. 119 Montgomery St.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WAKIIINO VAliliFn FOR AND DKI^ITERED.
OrFICK, 6-lM 9IARKKT STREET.
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Jones Edward, bargeman A. C. Freese
Jones Edward, employee John Monson, r. 923 Market
Jones Edward, machinist, r. 23 M
Jones Edward, seaman, r. 359 First
Jones Edward B. (E. H. Jones & Co.) r. 1820 Washing-
ton
Jones Edward T., foreman Pac. Iron Works, r. 20 El-
gin Park
Jones Edward W., housepainter, r. 51 Qermania
Jones Edward W., smelter, r. 303 Jessie
Jones E. F., conductor Market St. RR.
Jones E. H. & Co. (Alexander Johnston, Daniel
McLeod Jr., Morgan Hill and Edward B. Jones)
importers and jobbers fancy goods and notions,
535 Market, S. F., and 79 White, New York
Jones Elizabeth, domestic 2316 California
Jones Ellen, widow, r. Ill Clinton
Jones Emma Miss, r. 917 Howard
Jones E. Paul, draftsman Fulton Iron Works, r. 961
Mission
Jones Evan E., r. 1310 Kearny
Jones Evan J., machinist, r. '2f>0H Clara
Jones Everitt D. (S. L. Jones & Co.) r. 410 Ellis
Jones Francis H., law student, r. 609 Hayes
Jones Frank, bookkeeper Kenney & Dyer, r. Oakland
Jones Frank, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Jones Frank, liquor saloon, S s Stevenson, bet Third
and Annie, r. 233 Stevenson
Jones Frank, waiter P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 3 Broadway
Jones Frank A. (Frank A. Jones & Co.) r. 1706 Stock-
ton
Jones Frank A. & Co. (Frank A. Jones) file cutters,
305 Howard
Jones Frank E., varnisher, r. 1027 Mission
Jones Frederick, cook, r. 442 Jessie, rear
Jones Frederick, shoemaker, r. 34 Hayes
Jones Frederick E., mining, office 202 Sacramento, r.
Oakland
Jones Frederick F. (Jones & Hubbard) r. 28 O'Farrell
Jones Frederick L., bookbinder H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 1310 Kearny
Jones Frederick W., machinist, r. 817 Grove
Jones G. A., compositor Chronicle, r. 523 Stevenson
Jones George, rougher Pac. Rolling Mills
Jones George, teamster, r. 530 Polk
Jones George B., florist, 20 Post and (W. H. Collie
& Co.) r. 327 )<J Golden Gate Av
Jones George C, bookkeeper A. K. Kron & Co., r. 1045
Howard
Jones George E., salesman S. F. News Co., r. 1306
Pine
Jones George N., salesman J. M. Browne, r. 718 Leav-
enworth
Jones George W., waiter, r. 45 Second
Jones Gertrude A. Miss, saleslady Horace A. Deming,
r. Alameda
Jones Harrison, secretary Masonic Board of Relief,
Masonic Temple, r. 721 Webster
Jones Harrison A. (Osbourne & Jones) and official re-
porter Superior Court, Dept No. 4, r. 1013 Post
Jones Harrison C, expressman. NE cor Washington
and Front, r. 160 Ninth
Jones Harry L., carpet layer, r. 934 Howard
Jones Helen Miss, milliner, r. 631^ Geary
Jones Henry, r. 39 Minna
Jones Henry, machinist, r. N s Alabama, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Jones Henry, milk ranch, NW cor Seventeenth Avand
F, South S. F. '
Jones Henry, wood and coal, 245 Stevenson, r. 245)j
Stevenson
Jones Henry G., cashier S. B. Boswell & Co., r. 1818
Steiner
Jones Henry L. Jr., agent Egyptian Disinfecting Pow-
der, 353 Tehama, r. 934 Howard
Jones Henry M., compositor, r. 1310 Kearny
Jones Herbert, foreman P. Kelly, r. 10 Sixth
Jones Hezekiah P., contractor, r. 209 Minna
Jones Horace, operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.l407
Guerrero
Jones Horace W., conductor California St. RR., r.l42C
California
Jones Hugh, blacksmith, r. 1002 Natoma
Jones Hugh B.. bookkeeper, r. 1818 Steiner •
Jones Isaac Watts, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
Jones J., r. 778 Harrison
Jones Jacob, cooper, r. 735 Brannan
Jones James, blacksmith, r. 2154 Garden
Jones James, boatman, r. 4 Littl^ Webster
Jones James, gardener, r. 35 Pleasant
Jones James C, salesman Keane Bros., r. Ahlborn
House
Jones James L., miner, r. 208 Octavia
Jones James 8., engineer E. Guittard & Co., r. 1611
Leavenworth
Jones James Y., nightwatchman U. S. Mint, r. 6 Mint
Av
Jones Jeanette Miss, dressmaker, r. 142 Eleventh
Jones Jemima Mrs., lodgings, 303 Jessie
Jones Jennie Miss, operator Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 1230 Bush
Jones Jeremiah, patternmaker, and eztraman Hook
and Ladder No. 3, S. F. F. D.
Jones J. F., bellman Palace Hotel
Jones J. H., assistant engineer C. P. RR.stmr El Cap-
itan, r. 203 Taylor
Jones J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 631 J4 Geary
Jones Joel B., traveling agent, olfice 110 Sutter, r. 619
Bush
Jones John, calker, r. 66 Clementina
Jones John, dockhand Oakland Ferry, r. 259 Jersey
Jones John, fruit peddler, r. W s Anderson, bet Pow-
hattan and McClellan
Jones John, gardener, r. 537 Sacramento
Jones John, laborer C. P. RR., r. W s San Jo86 Av, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Jones John, peddler, r. W s Lyons, nr Anderson,
B. H.
Jones John, second officer O. and O. SS. Belgic
Jones John, shoemaker, r. 13 Page
Jones John, soajDdealer, r. 624 Brannan, rear
Jones John, shoecutter, r. 1208 Howard
Jones John, waiter, r. 109 Third
Jones John A., mashinist, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones John A., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 445
Guerrero
Jones John A., manager insurance dept Falkner, Bell
& Co., r. East Oakland
Jones John B., messenger treasurer's office C. P. RR.,
r. Brunswick House
Jones John B., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r. 230
Green
Jones John C, blacksmith A. Folsom,r. 142 Eleventh
Jones John D. (A. F. Evans & Co.) r. 233 Eleventh
Jones John D., shoemaker, r. Arion House
Jones John H., butcher, r. 864 Mission
Jones John J., laborer, r. E s Alabama, nr Army
Jones John L. (Bullock & Jones) r. Palace Hotel
Jones John L., teamster Dore & Co., r. 920 Harrison
Jones John P., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1310
Kearny
Jones John R., cashier Thomas Price, r. 1919 Taylor
Jones John T., dockhand Oakland Ferry, r. 609 J4 How-
ard
Jones John W., with Cal. Electrical Works, r. 721
Webster
Jones John W. Mrs., fancy goods, 24 Sixth, r. Ill
Turk
Jones Joseph, cook, r. 16 Clarence PI
Jones Joseph D., bricklayer, r. 808 Filbert
Jones Joseph H. (Eyre & Jones) r. 405 Sutter
Jones Joseph K., salesman, r. 961 Mission
Jones Joseph L., calcium lighter, r. 370 Clementina
Jones Josejihine MrR.,r. 12 Ritch
Jones J. S., traveling agent, r. 995 Market
Jones Julia Miss. Bianistress, r. 430 Pine
Jones K., tobacco worker, r. 512 Fourth
Jones Leon E., r. 128 Eleventh
Jones Louis, butcher, r. 1002 Natoma
Jones Louis Jr., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 1002 Natoma
Jones Lloyd Mrs., widow, r. 935 Sacramento
Jone« Louis, cigardealer, r. 961 Mission
Jones Maria, widow, r. 122 Ellis
Jones Marshall F., salesman Keane Bros., r. 845 Mis-
sion
Jones Martin, mining, r. 1763 Howard
Jones Mary, domestic 837 Post
Jones Mary, dome.stic 1011 Mission
Jones Mary Miss, lodgings, 329 Jessie
Jones Mary Mrs., r. 719 Market
Jones Mary Mrs., r. Golden Eagle Hotel
JdUt'S Mary, widow, r. 941 Howard
Jones MaryD., widow, r. 17 Powell
Jones Mary E., widow, r. 1920 Broadway
Jones Maurice, seaman, r. 119 William
Jones M. H. Miss, portrait painter, r. 105 St. Ann's
Bldg
Jones Michael Mrs., r. 430 Geary
Jones Michael P. (Jones & Co.) r. 1121 Pine
Joue» M. J. Mrs., v\idow, r; 1820 Washington
INTERIOR RSCORATOES, G.W.CLARK & CO., 6d5 MarM St.
HINCKI^KY, SPIERS * HAYES, FUI.TON IRON YVORHS. 213 Fremont Sti-pet.
Mauuracturci'S or STATIONARY and 9IABIKE EKOIMES and ROUTERS.
JON
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Jones Morris, waiter Palace Hotel
Jones Nathaniel W., portrait artist, studio and r. 22
Geary
Jones Orin (Jones & Bryant) r. 503 Post
Jones Oscar K., clerk Eyre & Jones, r. 405 Sutter
Jones Ottiwell W., carpenter, r. 1108 Clay
Jones Owen, assistant janitor U. S. Appraiser's Bldg,
r. 129 Jessie
Jones Patrick H., calker, and foreman Hose No. 6, S.
F. F. D., r. L831 O'Farrell
Jones Paul A., barber, 649 Mission
Jones P. D., steward P. C. SS. George W. Elder, r. 432
Tehama
Jones Peter L. (Langley & Jones) r. 27 Washington
Jones Phil., newsdealer, r. 655 Washington
Jones Philip D., seaman, r. 432 Tehama
Jones Rebecca, widow, r. 23 John
Jones Kennie L., clerk Franks & Gray, r. Alameda
Jones Eichard, lireman, r. 124 Howard
Jones Richard W., r. Commercial Hotel
Jones Robert, carpenter, r. 512 Larkin
Jones Robert, carpenter, r. 812 Laguna
Jones Robert, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Jones Robert, stableman James Tomkinson, r. 37
Minna
Jones Robert, waiter, r. Washington Hotel
Jones, Robinson & Co. (Thomas H. Jones and
George M. Robinson) proprietors The Elite Pho-
tographic Studio, 838 Market
Jones S. A. Douglas, bookkeeper Edward T. Allen, r.
209 Eleventh
Jones Samuel D., commercial traveler Feigenbaum &
Co., r. Alameda
Jones Samuel P., fruits, cor California and Front, r.
305 Davis
Jones Sarah J. Miss, assistant Franklin Grammar
School, r. 209 Eleventh
Jones Seneca, patternmaker, r, 209 Eleventh
Jones Seward G., r. 2619 Bush
Jones Sidney C, clerk George C. Thompson, r. 923J6
Filbeft
Jones Simon L. (S. L. Jones & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Jones S. li. & Co. (Simon L. and Everitt D. Jones)
auctioneers and commission merchants, 207-209
California
Jones Squire, waiter Palace Hotel Restaurant
Jones Surry O., conductor Gearv St. KR., r. 721 Web-
ster
Jones Thomas, broommaker, r. E s Gunnison Av, nr
Twenty-eighth
Jones Thomas, carpenter, r; 319 Langton
Jones Thomas, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Jones Thomas, clerk, r. 35 Pleasant
Jones Thomas, decorator, r. 924 Washington
Jones Thomas, heater Pac. Rolling Mills
Jones Thomas, machinist, r. 910 Folsom
Jones Thomas, painter, r. 1002 Natoma
Jones Thomas, plumber George Crowley, r. E 8 Ala-
bama, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Jones Thomas, salesman L. & A. Crocker, r. NE cor
Twentieth and Illinois
Jones Thomas A., blacksmith, r. 10 Cleaveland
Jones Thomas D., carpenter. 1120 Taylor, r. 1108 Clay
Jones Thomas E., liquor dealer, r. 1207 Lyon
Jones Thomas H. (Jones, Robinson & Co.) r. 2221 Web-
ster
Jones Thomas P., signwriter E. M. Gallagher, r. 533
Commercial-
Jones Thomas S., painter, r. 590 Stevenson
Jones Thomas W., stevedore, r. 734 Green
Jones Walter F. , attorney at law, 637 Kearny,
rooms 3-4, r. 3 Hopeton Terrace
Jones Webster, clerk Jones & Co., r. 1121 Pine
Jones William, r. 36 Clay
Jones William, calker, r. 312 Folsom
Jones William, laborer, r. 325 Filbert
Jones William, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Jones William, oiler P. 0. SS. Santa Cruz, r. 100 M
Jackson
Jones William, physician, 155 New Montgomery, r. W
s Guerrero, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Jones William, teamster, r. 31 Potter
Jones William Jr., canmaker Standard Packing Co.,
r. 325 Filbert
Jones Willlaiu A., captain U. S. A., engineer offi-
cer, Military Division Pacific and Department
California, Presidio Reservation
Jones William A., clerk Jones & Co., r. 1522 }« Ellis
Jones William A., office 324 Pine, room 8, r. 129 Chest-
nut
Jones William A., tinsmith, r. 750 Harrifion
Jones William C, carpetlayer J. Spaulding & Co., r.
934 Howard
Jones William E., carriage painter, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones William G., saloonkeeper, r. 121 Seventh
'Jones William H., clerk California Market, r.864 Mis-
sion
Jones William H., iron molder, r. 58 Crocker
Jones William H., jeweler Alfred Tuckey, r. H08 Clay
Jones William H., ijlumber John M. Bryan, r. 522
Geary
Jones William J., clerk, r. Brunswick House
Jones William J., seedsman E. J. Bowen, r. 35 Pleas-
ant
Jones William R., janitor St. Ann's Bldg, 6 Eddy
Jones William S., detective City Hall, r. 716 Turk
Jones William T., carpenter, r. 737 Minna, rear
Jones William W., salesman Martin, Feusier & Co., r.
1519 Pine
Jones AViufield S., secretary Security Savings Bank,
215 Sansome, r. 609 Sutter
Jones Witcher, superintendent Seal Rock Tobacco
Co., 225 California, r. Westminster House
Jones Zoe C. Mrs., janitress Denman Grammar School,
r. 712 Sutter
Jones & Bryant (Orin Jones and George Bryant) shoe
mnfrs, 769 Market
Jones & Co. (Cyrus G. Jones) clothiers and gent's
furnishing goods, 712-714 Market
Jones 6i Co. (Michael P. Jones and Eugene B.
Beck) wholesale groceries and provisions, 218-220
Front
Jones «& Hubbard (Frederick F. Jones and George
A. Hubbard) wines and liquors, 412 Kearny
B^ Jones. See Jonas
Jonsen C, first mate bark Lizzie Marshall, r. 140 Fol-
som
Joost Behrend (Joost Brothers) r^ SE cor Twelfth and
Folsom
Joost Brothers (Fabian and Behrend) importers
and jobbers general hardware, 1438-1440 Mission
Joost Carsten, agent California Cracker Co., r. 605
Fell
Joost Fabian (Joost Brothers) r. 1442 Mission
Joost Henry (M. Joost & Brother) r. SW cor Four-
• teenth and Noe
Joost Henry.salesman Caledonian Mills, r. 602 Second
Joost Herman, commission merchant, 410 Clay, r. 227
Capp
Joost John, bartender, r. NE cor Fourth and Louisa
Joost John, laborer, r. 28 Nevada
Joost M. & Brother (Martin and Henry) groceries and
liquors, SW cor Gough and McAllister, and SW
cor Fourteenth and Noe
Joost Martin (Behnemanu & Joost) r. 322 J^ O'Farrell
Joost Martin (M. Joost & Brother) r. 701 McAllister
JooBt Martin, capitalist, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and
Valencia
Joost Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SW cor Second
and Brannan
Joost R. Mrs., widow, r. 504 Gough
fi^" Joost. See Jost and Yost
Joostens Charles, liquor saloon, 432 Broadway
Joram M. E. Mrs., widow, teacher music, r. 630 O'Far-
rell
Jorck Carl, musician, r. 411 Pacific
Jordan A. D., r. W s Noe, bet Jersey and Twenty-fifth
Jordan Adoli^h, liquor saloon, 1228 Dupont
Jordan Adolph, waiter, r. Stanford Hotel
Jordan Albert J., tinsmith, r. 235 Eighth
Jordan Albert R., clerk C. 0. Hastings & Co., r. 531
Capp
Jordan August Jr., locksmith, r. 1116 Stockton
Jordan August C , r. 1116 Stockton
Jordan Caioline Mrs., furnished rooms, 1116 Stockton
Jordan Catherine, domestic 2331 Bush
Jordan Charles G., carpeuttr, r. 610 Natoma
Jordan Charles G., mechanic Mattullath Mnfg Co., r.
621 Seventh
Jordan David E., janitor, 324 Pine,' r. 929 Washing-
ton
Jordan Dennis, contractor and builder, r. 911 Webster
Jordan Ernest B., bookkeeper S. & G. Gump, r. 10
Willows av, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Jordan F., ship cleaner and mover, office 26 Califor-
nia
Jordan Frank, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Jordan Frank, painter, r. 1'235 Mission
Jordan Frank C, compositor, r. 247 Sixteenth
Jordan Frederick, r. 113 Perry
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office. 33 Geary St.
J. IVIACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OP AND DEALER IN Al4li KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL., 41 Market i!«treet, corner Spear.
JOK
543
JOS
Jordan George, watches, jewelry, cliamonds and
silverware, iS'J Montgomery, r. 11 Roudell I'l
Jordan George L., moneybroker, 303 Montgomery, r.
72U Leavenworth
Jordan Gertie Miss, c-ompositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond
k Son, r. 816 Mission
Jordan Herman C, clerk Hellmann Bros. &Co., r. 1709
Hyde
Jordan Hugo, laborer, r. 1623 Powell
Jordan I., r. .531 Capp
Jordan Jackson, r. 033 California
Jordan James, cook, r. itl6 Montgomery
Jordan James, ship carpenter, r. 5 Liberty
Jordan John, butcher P. M. SS. City of New York
Jordan John, cooper, r. 115 Second
Jordan John, driver Mrs. A. E. Swain, r. 531 Howard
Jordan John, laborer, r. .549 Folsom
Jordan John, seaman, r. 68 Oregon
Jordan John F. , loom fixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. cor Xorth Point and Polk
Jordan Joseph S., bookkeeper H. H. Noble & Co., r. 911
Webster .
Jordan Leonard G., copyist County Clerk, r. Reservoir
Hill, JIarket St. Cut
Jordan Lillie Miss, saleslady Newman & Levison, r.
1116 Stockton
Jordan Louis J., physician and surgeon, and proptr
Anatomical Mu.'^eum, 7.51 Market, r. 211 Geary
Jordan Margaret Miss, saleslady George A. Dean, r.
1116 Stockton
Jordan Martin, bootcrimper, r. Ill Taylor
Jordan Michael, builder, r. 1809 Stockton
Jordan Michael, dairy, r. S s Nebraska, bet Alameda
and El Dorado
Jordan Michael, watertender P. M. SS. City of Peking
Jordan Michael C, superintendent Omnibus ER., of-
fice 72.5 Howard, r. 139 Fourth
Jordan Morris, watches, diamonds and jewelry, 7
Keurny, r. 134 Chestnut
Jordan Patrick, porter Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 553 Mis-
sion
Jordan R., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Jordan Rudolph, r. 619 Golden Gate Av
Jordan Thomas, liquor dealer, r. 1 Hulbert Alley
Jordan William, boatman, r. 703 J^ Davis
Jordan William, clerk, r. 247 Clara
Jordan William, engineer P. M. SS. City of Peking, r.
668 Harrison
B^Jordan. See Jourdan and Joiirden
Jorgan Fred. (Barrett & Jorgan) r. 1236J4 Harrison
Jorge Mauoel F., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. See, 610
Bush
Jorgen Frederick, laborer, r. 862 Harrison
Jorgensen C, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Jorgensen George, stevedore A. C. Freese
Jorgensen Hans P. (Hermansen, Jorgensen & Co.) r.
523 Pine
Jorgensen Hans P., master mariner, r. 1322 Montgom-
ery ■
Jorgensen J. B., apronmakei, r. 0 Rose Alley
Jorgensen Jens R., driver Central RR., r. 418 Drumm
Jorgensen L., laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Jorgensen Marcus W., captain schr 0. B. Hayward, r.
19 Guy PI
Jorgensen Otto, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Jorgensen Peter, varnisher W. H. Porter,r. 626 Fourth
Jorgensen Walter J., clerk Malter, Lind & Co., r. 1120
Turk
Jorgensen Emile, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and
Eighth
Jorgenson Jacob, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and
Eighth
Jorgenson Lawrence, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and
Eighih
Jorgenson Peter, seaman, r. 418 Drnmm
l^'Jorgenson. See Jorgensen, Jurgensen and Jur-
genson
Jom George, musician, r. 1407 Mason
Jorros Henry, carpenter, r. 448 Jessie
Jorres William, cariJenter, r. SE cor Mcrrimac and
Kentucky
Jors Louis, tanner, r. 664 Minna
Jorson Otto,employee Winter Garden,r. 438 )< Clemen-
tina
Jorss Augusta Mrs., nurse Protestant Orphan Asylum
Jorss Edward C, cabinetmaker, r. 721 Bryant, bet
Fourth and Fifth
Jory Albert, butler, 2121 Buchanan
Jory Brothers (John, William J., Joseph H. and Wil-
liam £.) mnfrs ladies' shoeB, 224 Fell
Jory Frederick, clerk Union News Co., r. 939 Market
Jory John (Jory Brothers) r. 214 Fell
Jory John H., clferk William A. Searles,r. 540 Howard
Jory Joseph H. (Jory Brother.^) r. 216 Fell
Jory William E. (Jory Bothers) r. 214 Fell
Jory William J. (Jory Brothers) r. 216 Fell
Joseph Adele C. dressmaker, r. 402 Sutter
Joseph Alfred H., special policeman, r. 419 Union
Joseph Angel, crockery and glassware, 929 Market, r.
510 Stevenson
Joseph Antone, deckhand stmr Petaluma
Joseph Bernhard, salesman M. Goldstone, r. S B Sut-
ter, bet S ott and Devisadero
Joseph Brothers (Isaac, Harris and Louis) clothing
and gents' furnishing goods, SW cor Montgomery
and Bush
JosepU Charles, importer French boots and shoes,
32 Kearny
Joseph Charles A., cutter L. Kalisky, r. 745 Howard
Joseph E. Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Joseph George, butler 901 Sutter
Joseph Harris (Joseph Brothers and Joseph & Co.) r.
18;}4 Bush
Joseph Harry F., clerk general freight office C. P. RR.,
r. 37 Second
Joseph Henry V., teamster, r. 113 Welsh
Joseph Hiram, furniture dealer, r. 1916 Jessie
Joseph Isaac (Joseph Brothers) r. 821 Post
Joseph Isaac, barber, r. 632 Fulton
Joseph Isaac, peddler, r. 1414 Howard
Joseph Isaac, tailor, r. 529 Green
Joseph J., entry clerk Pacific Jewelry Co., r. 821 Post
Joseph Jacob (S. Bloch & Co.) r. 532 O'Farrell
Joseph Jacob, salesman Falkenstein & Co., r. 607 Ellis
Joseph James L., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex-
press, r. San Rafael
Joseph Jesse, receiving clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. S
s Sutter, bet Scott and Devisadero
Joseph John, candy, 1627 Geary
Joseph Josei)h, expressman, cor Pine and Sansome,
r. 515 Linden Av
Joseph Joseph, salesman, r. 206 Kearny
Joseph Julius, tailor, r. ok Monroe
Joseph Levi, glazier, r. 347 Third
JosejDh Louis (Joseph Brothers) r. 1834 Bush
Joseph Marcellin, laborer, r. 439 Clementina
Joseph Margaret, widow, r. S s Bernal, nr Axnu
Joseph Mary, widow, r. 113 Welsh
Joseph Michael J., leaf tobacco, 508 Washington, r.
400 Geary
Joseph Nathan (Nathan Joseph & Co.) r. 117 Taylor
Joseph Nathan & Co. (Nathan Josenh) mnfrs agents,
641 Clay
Joseph Paul, waiter A.J. Bordenave, r. 420 Bush
Joseph Peter, r. 1412 Kearny
Joseph Peter A., clerk, r. 1412 Kearny
Joseph Raoul, pantryman Marchaud Restaurant, r.
Gilbert House
Joseph Samuel, clerk Siebenhauer, Meyerfeld & Co.,
r. S s Sutter, bet Scott and Devisadero
Joseph Sarah N. Mrs., assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. Marlborough House
Joseph Simon, furniture dealer, r. 1435 Taylor
Joseph William, trunkmaker, r. 1916 Jessie
Joseph William P., publisher Metropolitan Banner
and Evangel, r. Metropolitan Temple
Joseph & Co. (Harris Joseph and Isidore Harris)
clothing, 2,32 Kearny
Joeephi David E., salesman S. B. Diukelspiel & Co.,
r. 1317 Gough
Josephi Robert, r. 120 Fell
Josephi William M.. clerk Post Office, r. Park Hotel
Josephine Consolidated Mining Co. (Philadelphia
District, Nev.) Orlando H. Bogart secretary, 109
California, room 14
Josephs Andrew, laborer, r. 109 Commercial
Josephs Frank, laborers. F. Cordage Factory
Josephs Lizar, r. 1502 Powell
Josephs JIauuel, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Apache, r.
416 Drumm
Josephs Peter A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1412 Kearny
Josephs William, foreman Western White Goods
Mnfg Co., r. 502 Bush
Josephson Bertha, widow, r. 504 Hayes
Josephson Myer, bookkeeper Cahen Bros., r. 504
Hayes
Josich Charles (Josich k Bigovich) r. 212 Brannan
Josich & Bigovich ((Charles Josich and John Bigovich)
restaurant and liquor saloon, 212 Brannau
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH, i'
JOHN WIGMORE,
u3 Spear St.
G. D. MORSE,
PUOTOCtBAPIIER. 826 MARKET ST.
Pliotograpliy in all its branclieH executed in any style.
JOS
544
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JosliD Charles A., ehoemaker, r. 264 Minna
Joslin Jason W., shoe laster, r. 116 Lily Av
Joslyn Charles S., purser P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 2049 Mis-
sion
JosBelvn Benjamin F., physician, office 7 Stockton, r.
929 McAllister
Josselyn Charles (Q-. M. Josselyn & Co.) r. 705 Bush
Josselyn Charles H., packer S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 546 M Bryant
Josselyn George D., housepainter, r. NW cor Twenty-
third and Chattanooga
Josselyn George M. (G. M. Josselyn & Co.) r. San
Kafael
Josselyn G. M. & Co. (George M. and Oharles
Josselyn) shipchandlers, 38-40 Market
Josselyn Joel 8., physician, office 7 Stockton, r. 931
McAllister
Josselyn Joseph B., carpenter and builder, r. 546}^
Bryant
Josselyn Joseph H., physician, office 226 Sutter, r.
1329 California
Josselyn Lucy M., widow, r. E s Chattanooga, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Josselyn William C, tailor, r.9 Geary
Josset Joseph, teacher French, r. 1114 Stockton
Jost Adolph P., cook, r. 513M Filbert
Jost Benjamin, cook, r. 1067 Howard
Jost Charles (Jost & Adler) r. 1108 Post
Jost Charles Jr., bookkeeper Jost & Adler, r. 1108 Post
Jost Edward N., bookkeeper Herman Brand, r. 1516
Powell
Jost Peter, dairyman, 431 Hayes
Jost William, carpenter, 1227 Folsom
Jost William R., clerk E. F. Bent & Co., r. 1108 Post
Jost & Adler (Charles Jost and Aaron A. Adler)
proprietors California Distillery (Antioch) office
321 Battery
B^Jost. See Joost and Yost
Josue Arthur, brewer National Brewery, r. SE cor
Fulton and Webster
Jouaneau Jules, tailor, r. 803 Montgomery
Jouberi Hy., French Zouaves, 808 Pacific
Joubert Pierre, laundry, 808 Stockton
Jouett Cavelier H., collector Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.,
r. Beregford Hotel
Joulin imedee, artist, 728 Montgomery, r. 409 Sutter
Joulin Etienne, French laundry, 409 Sutter
Joumier Gustave, laborer, r. 30 Welsh
Jounieaux Auguste, sewing machines, 426 Hayes
Jourdain Adolph, waiter, r. NE cor Fifteenth and
Church
Jourden John P., secretary Board Port Wardens, 525
Front, r. 2525 Howard
Jourden Joseph W., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.509
Bryant
IK^ Jourden. See Jordan
Journal Philip, Barbers' Pro. Union, 312 Post
Journal Publishing Co., 606 Clay
Journeay James, with Western Fur and Trading Co.,
r. 762 Howard
Journeymen Bookbinders' Association, 841 Market
Journeymen Shipwrights' Associ-alion, 71 New Mont-
gomery
JouBset Eugene L., machinist Richmann Drill and
Compressor Co., r. 854 Mission
Jouvenal Hugo, laborer, r. 712 Bryant
Jovovich John, jjorter, r. 1 Eddy
Jovovicli Laxav, coffee saloon, NW cor Jackson
and Drumm, r. 1024 Stockton ,
Joy Charles, laborer, r. 930 Folsom
Joy Edwin F., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 1014
Jackson
Joy Edwin W., druggist, NE cor Post and Mason, r.
2U8 Eddy
Joy Joseph, laborer, r. 205 Langton
Joy M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1031 Mission
Joy Sarah, widow, r. 930 Folsom
Joy W. B., bookkeeper, r. Coso House
Joy William, candyiiiaker, r. 205 Laugton
Joy William J B., musician, r. 23 Nevada
Joy W. P., r. 2007 Leavenworth
Joyce Edmond, proptr Vak-ncia St. Boarding and Sale
Stable, 721 Valencia
Joyce Elizabeth Miss, r. 251 Clara
Joyce Frederick B.(Dlbert, Joyce & Fox) r. 717 Bryant
Joyce James, laborer, r. 2 Himmelmaun PI
Joyce John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Joyce Martin, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 614
Sutter
Joyce Mary, widow, r. 75 Jessie, rear
Joyce Mary A., domestic 833 McAllister
Joyce Michael, teamster, cor Davis and Oregon, r. 546
Tehama
Joyce Minnie, domestic 1103 Bush
Joyce Norah, domestic 1613 Fillmore
JoycePatrick, laborer, r. 814 Geary
Joyce Peter J., crockery and glassware, 115 Sixth
Joyce Peter W., manager barroom Palace Hotel, r.l622
Howard
B^Joyce. See Joice
Joyner Joseph F., brickmason, r. 941 Howard
Jubrar Adrian, r. 817 Montgomery
Juchter Bernard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. S 8
Santa Clara, ur Vermont
Juchter Henry, captain schr George Lewis, r. 666 Bry-
ant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Judah Henry R., assistant passenger and ticket agent
8. P. RR., NE Fourth and Townsend, room 33, r.
Menlo Par<
Judah Maria B., widow, r. Marlborough House
Judd Charles M., carpenter and builder, 1210 Polk, r.
1326 Polk
Judd Edward D., clerk Rankin, Brayton & Co., r. 708
McAllister
Judd Eliza, domestic 807 Franklin
Judd Garrett P., r. 731 Geary
Judd G. P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 731 Geary
Judd Lizzie G. Richmond Mrs. (Mrs. L. G. Rich-
mond & Son) r. Oakland
Judd Norris A. (D. Hicks & Co.) r. Oakland
Judd P., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Judd Thomas, shipping clerk HechtBros.&Co., r. 708
McAllister
Judd William, clerk, r. 427 Bush
Judds August H., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Judge Catherine, domestic 110 Guerrero
Judge E. Mrs., widow, r. 216 Gough
Judge George H., bartender, r. 718 Montgomery
Judge James, hostler, r. 334 Fourth
Judge James, hostler, r. 1623 Eddy
Judge James, laborer, r. 307 Bryant
Judge James, liquor saloon, 268 Stevenson
Judge James, steamboatman, r. 100 Jones
Judge John, policeman, r. 217 Post
Judge John P., bricklayer, r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Judge Owen A., butcher, r. 717 Twenty-second
Judge Patrick, liquor saloon, 204 First
Judge Police Court, chambers old City Hall,
second floor
Judg'e Police Court No. 2, chambers old City
Hall
Judge Thomas, laborer, r. S s Germania, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Judg'e XJ, S. Circuit Court (Ninth) chambers
U. S. Ajipraiser's Bldg
Judge V. S. District Court, chambers C. S.
Appraiser's Bldg
Judge William, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Amador, r.
Oakland
Judge Superior Court, Departments 1, 2, 3, 4
and 5, chambers Montgomery Block ; Nos. 6, 7, 8,
9, 10, new City Hall, second floor ; No. 11, 8 Mont-
gomery Av ; No. 12, 729 Montgomery
Judges Supreme Court (State) chambers 105
Stockton
Judkins Charles, porter Taylor Goodrich, r. 325 H
Bush
Judkins Edwin H., stoves and tinware, 2101 Mission,
r. 610}^ Nineteenth
Judsoii A., mining secretary, 320 Sansome, room
52, r. 2305 Devisadero
Judson Egbert (S. F. Candle Co., and Jndson &
Shepard) president Cal. Paper Co., and president
Judson Horse Nail Co.. office 402 Front, r. West
Berkeley
Judson Herbert H., druggist, NW cor Butte and Ken-
tucky
Judsoii Horse Nail Co., Egbert Judson presi-
dent, Charles S. Chamberlain manager, John Finn
assistant manager, works San Quentin (Marin Co.,
Cal.) office 402 Front
Judson Julia, nurse, 1001 California
Judson Powder Co., Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.
agents. 210 Front
Judson Thomas R., policeman, r. N s Clipper, bet
Church and Sanchez
Judson William F., carpenter, r. Ahlborn House
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Jndson 6i Shepard (Egbert Judsou and J. L. N.
Shepard) proprietors S. F. Chemical Works and
Sulphur Powdering Mill (West Berkeley, Alameda
Co., Cal.) office 402 Front
Juellen Stanislaus, barber, r. Federal Hotel
Juergeusen Charles P., upholsterer, r. 908 J^ Post
Juergensen NIb., cabinetmaker, r. 908}^ Post
Juergeusen Bose Miss, saleslady Ackerman Bros., r.
908}^ Post
Jugosovich Anton, oyster saloon, lOG Sixth
Juhl Lauretz M., waiter 227 Montgomery Av
Juhler James M., laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Juillerat Adolphe, clerk A. E. Juillerat, r. 783 Ste-
venson
Juillerat A. E., agent M. J. Paillard & Co., 23 Dupont,
r. 1011 >i Pierce
Jukes Henry, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 66
Clementina
Jnlia Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) Henry A. Charles secretary, 119 California,
room 21
Julian Charles, fancy goods, 1329 Dupont
Julian George N. (Ball & Julian) r. The Baldwin
Julian H. Mrs., widow, r. NW cor Folsom and Twenty-
ninth
Julian Palin, car inspector S. P. ER., r. 1002 Alabama
Juliani Lorenzo, stableman, r. 320 Broadway
Juliet Marie, widow, r. 6 Vallejo PI
Julllen Ambroise, laborer, r. 12 Sonora
Jullien Colette, Mrs., ironer P. Joubert, r. 12 Sonora
Julllen Emily, widow, r. 518 J4 Montgomery Av
Jullien J. & Co. (Jules Jullien and Peun Martin)
wholesale liquors, 617 Pacilic
Jullien Jules (J. Jullien S Co.) r. 1214 Stockton
Jumper George E., paperhanger, 134 Post, r. 1708%
Jessie
Junck Diedricli, groceries and liquors, 1016 Clay
Jund Henry, shoemaker, r. 505 Dupont, rear
Jundt Charles, clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 519
Filbert
Jung Henry, r. Oriental Hotel
Jung Jacob, laborer, r. 118 Gilbert
Jung John C, housesmith and shuttermaker, 110
Main, r. 608 Powell
Jung Leonie Mrs., proptr Oriental Hotel, SW cor
Washington and Drumm
8^ Jung. See Junge, Young and Yung
Jungblut August (Aug. Jungblut & Co.) r. 212 Golden
Gate Av
Jungblut Aug. & Co. (August Jungblut and Charles
Traulseu) mufrs billiard tables and materials,
10-12 Golden Gate Av
Jungbluth W. T., reporter Alts-California, r. 204 Pros-
pect PI
Junge Albert, tanner, r. E 8 Yolo, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Jnnge Julius, cook, r. NW cor Clay and Davis
Junge Jurgen A., tanner, r. E s Utah, bet Yolo and So-
noma
<&" Junge. See Jung, Young and Yung
Junghaenel F. Ernest, modelmaker. r. 1412 Mas(Mi
Jungk Jacob, confectioner, r. 112 Mason
Juniata Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Esmeralda
District, Nev.) C. Van Dyck Hubbard secretary,
310 Pine, room 11
Juniel William, junkdealer, r. 20 Lafayette
Junker Augustus H., musician, r. 919 Union
Junker Charles, butclftr, 135-137 Gough
Jiuiker Charles A., salesman Baker& Hamilton, r. 627
Commercial
Junker Frederick, butcher, r. 917 Buchanan
Junker Frederick, cutter Joseph Figel. r. 1618 Turk
Junker Louis (Junker X Ecks) r. 603 Fulton
Junker & Ecks (Louis Junker and Henry Ecks) butch-
ers, NW cor Laguna and Fulton
Junkins A. M. Mrs., r. 215 Geary
Junkins C. K., clerk general freight office C. P. RR., r.
240 Sixth
Jvinkins O. Charles, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Monti,'omery
Jupiter Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) C. Van Dyck Hub-
bard secretary, 310 Pine, room 11
Jurado Thomas A., bartender, r. 211 Kearny
Juretich Stephen, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Juretski Mandel. fancygoods, 614 Broadway
Jurfesiseu John, fisherman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jurgens Antone, cigars and tobacco, 136 Second
Jurgens Dietrich, porter M. & C. Mangels, r. 1622 De-
visadero
Jurgens J. D., millhand Deming, Palmer Jr Co., r. 1624
Dupont
Jurgeus Richard (Bose & Jurgens) r. 731 Brannan
Jurgeuseu Herman, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jurgeusen Jacob, laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and Bry-
ant
Jurgensen John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jurgensen Peter N., with S. Lachman & Co., r. 2105
Taylor
S^" Jurgensen. See Jorgensen and Juergensen
Juri Adelaide, widow, r. E 8 Gunnison Av, nr twen-
ty-eighth
Juri Henry, bookkeeper, r. 1902 Stockton
Juri L. & Co. (Luigi Juri and Samuel Neuenschwan-
der) liquor saloon, SE cor Stockton and Vallejo
Juri Luigi (L. Juri & Co.) r. 1902 Stockton
I^^ Juri. See Jury
Juriens John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jurs Louis, tanner Duncan's Tannery, r. 664 Minna
Jurs Peter C, foreman cabinetmaker Davis Brothers,
r. 18 Johnson Av
Jurss John, liquor saloon, 703 >i Davis, r. 19 Bannam
PI ♦ •
JuryH., waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. 1518 Stockton
Jury Walter E., driver Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 110
Golden Gate Av
8^" Jury. See Juri
Jus Victor, cook Palace Hotel, r. 657 Mission
Just Henry, compositor California Demokrat, r. 618
California
Justi Albert, silver plater, r. 911 Pacific
Justi August W., salesman Hixson, Justi & Co., r. 3
Mary Lane
Justi Charles (Hixson, Justi & Co.) r. 1003 Valencia
Justi Frank, fisherman, r. 4 Bartol
Justi Thomas, laborer, r. 1208 Powell
Justice Milling' Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) R. E.
Kelly secretary, 419 California, room 1
Justices' Courts, City and County of San Fran-
cisco, SE cor Kearny and Washinjjton
Justin John, teamster George H. Pitts & Co.
Jutka Charles, machinist, r. 29 Alta
Juvenal Hugo, laborer B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 712 Bry-
ant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Juyod Victor, barber, r. 915 Vallejo
Juzix Harry, porter Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r. W s
Church, bet Fourteenth and Ridley
Juzix Leopold, cooper, 61G Battery, r. W s Church, bet
Fourteenth and Ridley
Jystveng Augusta, dressmaker, r. 506 Minna
Kach Benoit, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Kadelburg Henry, manager German Theatre, r. 407
O'Farrell
Kadien Patrick, plasterer, r. 608}^ Nineteenth
Kaechele Michel (Kaechele & Roller) r. SE cor Fulton
and Octavia
Kaechele & Roller (Michel Kaechele and Carl
Roller) groceries and liquors, SE cor Fulton and
Octavia
Kaeding JCharles V. B. (Liddle & Kaeding) r. 1408
Leavenworth
Kaeiutz Emanuel /Kaeintz & Sperl) r. 15 Stockton
Kaeintz Frank, barber, r. 252 Stevenson
Kaeiutz Jacob, barber, 4 Morton, r. 15 Stockton
Kaeiutz & Sperl (Emanuel Kaeiutz and Charles Sperl)
barbers and laundry office, 444 Third
Kaelber William, barber, r. 619 Washington
Kaeling Joseph, driver, r. 1003 Geary
Kaemmerling Cora Miss, teacher music, r. 213 Jones
Kaempfer Adolph, traveling salesman W. & I. Stein-
hart & Co., r. 'The Windsor
Kaempfer William H., cigarmaker, r. Bootz' Hotel
Kaempft' Charles, with Philip, Speyer & Co., 4'25 Cali-
fornia
Kaen Annie Mrs. (Murray & Kaen) r. 318 Sixth
Kaeu George W., miner, r. 318 Sixth
Kaen Thomas L., foreman machine shop S.F. Gas
Light Co., r. 40 Clementina
Ot^Kaen. See Cain, Cane, Cahen, Kain and Kans
Kafka Joseph, deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 450 Jessie
Kafka L. T. Mrs., widow, r. 1523 Bush
Kafka Simon (Brady & Kafka) r. 450 Jessie
Kagl Tameya, landscape painter, studio and r. 122
Golden Gate Av
Kaher Daniel, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills
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Kahl Chris., Cigar Makers' Assn, 114 Dupont
Kahle Frank, driver City KR., r. 1328 Natoma
Kahler Christopher, carpenter, r. 1831 Howard
Kahler Henry S. (City Transit Co.) r. 1831 Howard
Kahler John H., pressman, r. 1831 Howard
Kahler Josejjh, portrait painter, r. 606 Pine
Kahman August, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r.
NW cor Scott and Pine
Eahn Aaron, clerk Ernestine Kahn, r. 246 3^ Fourth
Kahn Aaron, Sheriff's keeper, r. 113 Cedar Av
Kalxii Adolpli J. , i^harmacist, 1102 Market, junc-
tion Turk, r. 611 Pine
Kahn Albert, clerk Kahn Bros. & Co., r. 1008 Larkln
Kahn Berthold, clerk Davis Bros., r. 633 Jessie
Kalin, Brod & Co. (Henry Kahn, Marcus Brod and
Adolph Strassburger) optical and mathematical
instruments, cutlery, etc., 335 Bush
Kaliii Brotliers «& Co. (Jules and Charles Kahn
and A. Gombrich &FilB, Paris, France) importers
foreign dry and fancy goods, 25-27 Battery
Kahn Charles (Kahn Brothers & Co.) r. Paris, France
Kahn Ernestine, widow, fancy goods, 246 J<2 Fourth
Kahn Frederick, bookkeeper Bauer Bros. & Co., r.
Oakland
Kahn Hay em, porter Neuburger, Reiss & Co., r. 11
Harrison Av
Kahn Henrietta, widow, r. 611 Pine
Kahn Henry (Kahn, Brod & Co.) r. 26}^ Kearny
Kahn Henry (Kahn Bros. & Co.) r. 1418 Post
Kahn Henry, jeweler, r. 20 Russell
Kahn Herman, driver, r. 6.33 Jessie
Kahn Hermann, porter, r. 11 Harrison Av
Kahn Joseph, bakery and confectionery. 946}^ Mis-
sion, r. 416 Minna
Kahn Joseph (Porttsr, Slessinger & Co.) r. 1216 Geary
Eahn Joseph, liquor saloon and bowling alley, 416
California, r. r207 Jackson
Kahn Joseph Jr., bartender, r. 1207 Jackson
Kahn Jules (Kahn Bros. & Co.) r. 1418 Post
Kahn Lambert, clerk Masson Freres, r. 821 Mission
Kahn Lambert, clerk Triest & Co., r. 839 McAllister
Kahn Lee, clerk Golden Rule Bazaar, r. 11 Harrison
Av
Eahn Leon (Dallman & Kahn) r. 619 Larkin
Eahn Leopold, r. 821 Mission
Eahn Louis, butcher, r. 108 Twenty-fifth
Kahn Maurice (L. Kaufman & Co.) r. 1008 Larkin
Eahn Meyer, shoemaker, r. 11 Harrison Av
Eahn Rosa, widow, r. 6 Clara Lane
Kahn Samuel (Kahn & Westheimer and Westheimer
& Kahn) r. 218 Stockton
Kahn Samuel, clerk Gustave Neuman,r. 619 Larkin
Eahn Samuel S., physician, oiBce and r. 215 Kearny
Kahn Sarah Miss, florist, 716 Washington
Kahn William E., clockmaker, r. 1207 Jackson
Kahn & ^Yestheimer (Samuel Kahn and John F.
Westheimer) coffee and lunch rooms, 236 Mont-
gomery
B^Eahn. See Cahen and Cahn
Eahnweiler Jacob, salesman Western White Goods
Mnfg Co., r. 17 Dupont
Eahrs Glaus, driver, r. 102 Eleventh
Eahrs Henry (Eahrs & Hogrif) r. liH Lewis
Kahrs John, groceries and liquors, SW cor First and
Minna
Kahrs & Hogrif (Henry Kahrs and Frederick Hogrif)
groceries and liquors, NW cor ^ost and Taylor
Eain Adolph, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Eain Michael W., butcher, 267 East, r. 18 Sanchez
B^"Kain. See Cain, Cane, Kaen and Kane
Kaiser Christopher, shoemaker, r. 11 Bernard
Kaiser Emile, driver, r. 1912 Polk
Kaiser F. W.. teacher Lincoln Eveninsr School, r. 6223^
Ellis
Kaiser George (George Kaiser & Co.) r. 1120 Filbert
Kaiser George, clerk John J. VoUmer, r. SE cor
.Franklin and Turk
Kaiser George & Co. (Gegrge Kaiser and Charles F.
Wagner) butchers, 17-19 California Market
Kaiser George C, compositor, r. 711 California
Kaiser Henry, baker, r. 933 Howard
Kaiser Henry, blacksmith, r. 49 Clementina
Eaiser Henry, confectioner, r. 515 Pine
Eaiser Henry, driver, r. 1120 Filbert
Eaiser Henry, gardener, r. 625 Gearv
Eaiser John, cook, r. 1517 Dupont
Eaiser John, dummyman Clay St. RR., r. 1216 Pacific
Eaiser Joseph, shoemaker, r. Turk St. Hotel
Eaiser Joseph, stonecutter, r. 110 Central Av, rear
Eaiser Joseph, tailor, r. 6 Reed PI
Eaiser Julius, waiter, r. 420 Grove
Kaiser Willia.in, merchant tailor, 335 Bush, r.
1209 Post
Kaiser William, salesman George Kaiser & Co., r. 1120
Filbert
(tF"Kaiser. See Kayser and Keyser
Kaiten Kate, domestic 1808 Pine
Ealar William F., r. Grand Oiiera House
Kalb P. J., driver Market St. ER., r. 1423 Valencia
Kalben Edward C. (Deucher .t Kalben) r. 243 Second
Kalberla Courad, bartender, r. 637 Broadway
Kalbfleisch Henry, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Guerrero
and Fair Oaks
Kaleen Patrick, stevedore A. C. Freese
Kaler James, bakery and confectionery, 1427 Hyde
Kaler Joseph, lithographer W. W. Elliott & Co., r.
421 Powell
10" Kaler. See Eahler
Ealey C. W., traveling agent, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Kalischer J. L., mohel, office 108 Battery, r. 909 Mc-
Allister
Kallscher Nathan, bookkeeper N. Brown & Co., r. 909
McAllister
Kalischer Sigmund, peddler, r. 545 Minna
Kalish Max, purser stmr Humboldt, r. 234 Eleventh
Kalisher Edward D. (Steinberger & Kalisher) r. 807
Golden Gate Av
Kalisky Charles, clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
109-111 Second, r. 336 Golden Gate Av
Ealisky Louis, merchant tailor, 431 Montgomery, r.
109 O'Farrell
Ealisky Morris, r. 131 Oak
Kalisky Samuel, r. 911 McAllister
Kalkbrenuer Eiuil. baker, r. 537 Hayes
Kallaher Ellen Miss, r. 506 Hayes
Kalleiiberg' Tlieodore, machinist and model-
maker, 32 Fremont, r. IQH Rausch
Kalloch A. N., special policeman P. M. SS. Co., r. 41
Borland
Kalloch Isaac S. Rev. D. D., pastor Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church, office NE cor Fifth and Jessie, r. E s
Castro, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Kalloch Thomas K., salesman C. Curtin, r. 863 Mis-
sion
Kallstron R. Mrs., furnished rooms, 210J^ Washing-
ton
Kalmbach Annie Miss, glovemaker, r. 2107 Stockton
Kalmbach August, musician, r. 2107 Stockton
Kalmuk Louis, clerk Nathan, Pulvermau & Co., r. 338
Tehama
Kalmuk Moritz, cigars and tobacco, 46 Fourth, r. 338
Tehama
Kalmuk Robert, printer Bacon & Co., r. 338 Tehama
Kalstrom Herman F., machinist, r. 210 Washington
Kaltenbach Charles, engineer, r. 813 Mission
Kaltenbach Ida Mrs., strawworker, r. 813 Mission
Kalthoff August, watchman, r. 12 Hawthorne
Kalthoff Bernard H., solicitor Lebenbaum & Gold-
berg, r. 12 Hawthorne
Kalthoff Hugo, clerk, r. 12 Hawthorne
Kaltschmidt Oscar, portrsit painter, r. 1049 Mission
Kalvelage Clemens (Kalvelage & Mueller) r. 8W cor
Fell and Franklin
Kalvelage & Mueller (Clemens Kalvelage and Jacob
Miieller) groceries and liquors, SW cor- Fell and
Franklin
Kamena Henry, teamster, r. 138 Freelon
Kaminski Samuel, clerk Loui# Metzger, r. 1105 Fol-
som
Kamlade Charles, waiter, r. 118 Eddy
Kamlade Frederick, drayman, r. 574 Bryant
Kamm Minnie, domestic 821 O'Farrell
Kamman Charles F., property clerk quartermaster's
dept U.S. A., 36 New Montgomery, room 7, r. 820
Green
Kammann George, clerk Herman Kolkmann, r. 735
Geary
Kammer Louis, butcher, r. 503 Powell
Kammerer Charles, expressman, SE cor Davis and Or-
egon, r. 9 Water
Kammerer Charles A., cutter Schafer & Co., r. 307
Green
Kammerer Frederick, cutter, r. 34 Harriet
Kammerer George (Kammerer & Koch) r. 1515 3^ Pow-
ell
Kammerer & Koch (George Kammerer and Frank
Eoch) barbers, .542 California
Kammerling Emil, cook, r. 1316 Kearny, rear
Eamna George, driver Rotger & Bischoff, r. 5X1 Shot-
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Kamp Albert, porter Scofield it Tevis, r. 1204 Union
Kamp John R., carpenter, r. 607 Ji Pine
K?"Kamp. See Camp
Karupe Elise, widow, r. 38 Natoma
Kainpe Frederick W. , groceries and liquors, 38
Natoma
Eampe Minnie Miss, glovemaker, r. 38 Natoma
Kampe Sinie Miss, glovemaker, r. 38 Natoma
Kampe William, clerk C. G. Kenyon, r. 38 Natoma
Kampensky Henry, tailor, r. 1100 Stockton
Kampf Adolph, butcher, r. Bonanza House
Eampfman F. W., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Kampffmeyer John, gardener, r. W b San Bruno Road,
nr Fifteenth Av
Kampner Marks, upholsterer, r. 144 Seventh
Kampner Yetta, widow, second-hand furniture, 144
Seventh
Kamps Charles H., shipping clerk Simon Sweet & Co.,
r. NE cor Clipper and Castro
Kanips Frederick W., liquor saloon and restau-
rant, 18-20 California and 3Drumm, r. NEcor Cas-
tro and Clipper
Kanary David (David Kanary & Co.) r. 82 Natoma
Kanary David & Co. (David Kanary) house and sign-
painters, 30J<i Second
Kanary Maurice, shoemaker, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
Dolores and Church
Kancher Frederick, framemaker, r. 15 Eausch, rear
Kandlar Philip, waiter O. R. and N. SS. Oregon
Kane Andrew J., r. 1050 Howard
Kane Bernard, laborer, r. 132 Fourth
Kane Bridget, widow, r. 860 Harrison
Kane Catherine, widow, r. 1841 Stevenson
Kane Charles, r. 512 Van Ness Av
Kane Charles (Kane & Heaney) r. 514 Minna
Kane Charles, seaman schr Rolaert and Minnie, r. 212
Steuart
Kane David Jr., gasfitter, r. 1112 Washington
Kane Dennis, carpenter, r. 645 Minna
Kane Dennis, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Kane Dennis, laborer, r. W s Church, bet Army and
Twenty-seventh
Kane Dennis, varnisher, r. 153 J^ Second
Kane E. Mrs., r. 1409 Folsom
Kane Emma, widow, r. 206 Van Ness Av
Kane Francis, forgemau Pac. Rolling Mills
Kane Francis B., physician, oliice 46 O'Farrell, r. 338
Eddy
Kane Frank, horsetrader, r. 46 Quinn
Kane Frank, pressman Evening Bulletin, r. 519 Sacra-
mento
Kane Frank E., entry clerk E. H. Jones & Co., r. 512
Van Ness Av
Kane George P., clerk Odorless Excavating Apparatus
Co., r. 122 Taylor
Kane Henry, groceries and liquors, 29 Ritch
Kane Henry J., bartender, r. 39 Clara
Kane Hugh, laborer, r. S s Point LoboB Av, bet First
and Second Avs
Kane J. A., messman P. C. SS. State of California, r.
414 Folsom
Kane James, blacksmith, r. 3 Tehama
Kane James, compositor, r. 733 Minna
Kane James, groceries and liquors, 260 Jersey
Kane James, hackmaa, r. 160 Clara
Kane James, laborer, r. 118 Shipley
Kane James, longshoreman, r. 106 Tehama
Kane James, mining, 106 Leidesdorfi, rooms 7-8
Kane James, molder, r. 32 Tehama
Kane James, shoemaker, r. 408'>4 Natoma
Kane James, teamster, r. 314 First
Kane James C, boolfkeeper, r. 124 Eighth
Kane James F., telegraph operator, r. 23 Minna
Kane James J., coremaker, r. 511 Mission
Kane James P., pressman A. Waldstein, r. 1841 Ste-
venson
Kane Jeremiah, tailor. 681 Mission, r. 261 Minna
Kane Jeremiah J., truckman C. P. RR., r. 508 Ninth
Kane John, r. 108 Eleventh
Kane John, r. 606 Fulton
Kane John, fireman P. C. SS. State of California, r. 23
Minna
Kane John, groceries and liquors, 11 Gilbert
Kane John, hostler, r. 737 Folsom
Kane John, laborer, r. Clifton House
Kane John, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty-first Av and K,
South S. F.
Kane John, laborer, r. 28 Garden
Kane John, painter Brooke & Deaves, r. 445 Tehama
Kane John, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 227
Geary
Kane John, teamster, r. 226 M Clara
Kane John F. machinist, r. 1 Hampton PI
Kane John M., messenger American District Tele-
graph Co., r. 19 Minna
Kane John T., groceries and liquors, 315 Eighth
Kane John W., laborer, r. 40 Stanly PI
Kane Joseph, assistant marine rei^orter Merchants'
Exchange Assn, Meiggs' W'harf, r. 3 Pfeiflfer
Kane Joseph, plasterer, r. .')08 Ninth
Kane Joseph Jr., laborer, r. 326 Beale
Kane Katie, widow r. 7 Bagley PI
Kane L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 214 Turk, rear
Kane Lawrence, clerk Kane & Heaney, r. 116 Silver
Kane Margaret, domestic 1703 Gough
Kane Margaret Mrs., r. 19 Minna
Kane Mark, seaman P. M. SS. Granada
Kane Mary, domestic 1501 Steiner
Kane Mary, domestic 718 Golden Gate Av
Kane Mary T. Mrs., r. .506 Fulton
Kane Michael, office 221 Bush, r. 512 Van Ness Av
Kane Michael, dealer wines and liquors, SW cor
Howard and First, r. 507 Howard
Kane Michael, deckhand 0. P. RR. stmr Apache, r. 7
Pacific
Kane Michael, hostler, r. Philadelphia House
Kane Michael, hostler, r. 775 Market
Kane Michael, ironmolder, r. 34 Fifth Av
Kane Michael, laborer, r. 11 Pacific
Kane Michael, laborer, r. 211 Perry
Kane Michael, plumber, r. 28 Moss
Kane Michael, teamster, r. 25 Nevada
Kane Michael J. plumber, r. 15 Moss
Kane Nellie, widow, r. 23 Minna
Kane P., coal dealer, r. 134 Fourth
Kane Patrick, carpenter, r. 1506 J^ Turk
Kane Patrick, laborer, r. E s Boyce, bet Post and Sut-
ter
Kane Patrick, miner, r. 12 Miller PI, rear
Kane Rose A., widow, r. 1112 Washington
Kane Stephen P., compositor, r.'7 Bagley PI
Kane Thomas, assistant weigher Custom House, r.
531 Fourth
Kane Thomas, cigarmaker, r. 1.506 Turk
Kane Thomas, currier, r. Van Ness Av, bet Filbert and
Union
Kane Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Gaven
Kane Thomas, laborer, r. 2 Johnston
Kane Thomas, laborer, r. N s Tehama, nr Second
Kane Thomas, millwright, r. 748 Harrison
Kane Thomas, miner, r. 531 J<j Fourth
Kane Thomas, shoemaker, r. 20 Page
Kane Thomas P., carpenter, r. 539 Howard
Kane Timothy, laborer, r. NW cor Ninth and Point
Lobos Avs
Kane William, glassblower California Glass Works
Kane Williiim, boxmaker, r. 606 Sixth
Kane William, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Kane William F., painter, r. 1112 W^hington
Kane William P., upholsterer, r. 1713 Post
Kane .'« Heaney (Charles Kane and John Heaney)
dairy produce, 11 and 40 Centre Market
B^Kane. See Cain, Cane. Kaen and Kain
Kanngiesser Julius, sausage factory, 1409 Stockton
Kansas City, St. Joseph and Council Blufifs RR., A.
Malpas agent, office Ferry Building, foot Market
Kant Anton, tailor, 30i) Jessie
Kanzee Eliza, widow, r. 726 Turk
Kanzelmeier Frederick, shoemaker, r. Bootz Hotel
Kapers Frank, mariner, r. 28 Tehama
Kaphan George, poultry and game, 33 Grand Central
Market, r. 525 Ivy Av
Kapitan Joseph, clerk Prescott House, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Kearny
Kapke Hans J., cook, r. 356 Jessie
Kaplan A., bookkeeper Greenebaum, Helbing & Co.,
r. 818 Larkiu
Kaplan Abraham, r. 322 Turk
Kaplan Albert, student HaEting's College of the Law,
r. 1106 Eddy
Kaplan Charles, clerk A. Kaplan, r. 1100 Eddy
Kaplan D. Jacob, r. 631 Ellis
Kaplan Hyman, r. 818 Larkin
Kaplan Jacob, clerk, r. 631 Ellis
Kaplan Julius, clerk, r. 244 Sutter
Kaplan Louis, r. 1106 Eddy
Kappeler Lawrence Mrs., widow, r. 1 Kappeler Court
Kappeler Xavier, helper Eurtka Brewery, r. 235
First
SHIP PLANK m TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS : '""^^^X^rsr^-
G. D, Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
KAP
548
KAU
Kappes Adolph, liquor saloon, and bowling alley, 533
Sacramento
Eappes Frank, steward P. C. SS. Alexander Duncan,
r. 28 Tehama
Kappke Henry F., r. 737 Union
Kara Lawrence, track foreman N. B. and M. RR., r.
2627 Harrison
Karaman George, waiter, r. SE cor Battery and Pacific
Karasson Mary Mrs., confectionery, 939 Folsom
Karasson Robert, captain schr Pinafore, r. 939 Fol-
som
Karatar Alphonso M., clerk, r. 503 Natoma
Karatar Marc, cook, r. 503 Natoma
Karatar Matllde Miss, teacher music, r. 503 Natoma
Karewski H. Mrs., milliner and dressmaker ,260 Third
Karewski Hugo, salesman M. B. Lichtenstein & Co.,r.
260 Third
Karinger Henry F., porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 724
Front
Karkheck H., r. 624 Fourth
Karl Adam, poultry dealer, r. 709 Mission
Karl August, cigarpacker, r. 765 Howard
Karl Herman, fish cleaner, r. 709 Mission
Kiirlson John F., second officer P. C. SS. Alexander
Duncan, r. 678 Clementina
Karlson M. E., rigger, r. 47 Sacramento
Karm Henry, clerk Bachman Bros., r. Prescott House
Karner Anton, cabinetmaker, r. 712 Bryant
Karner Mary, domestic 2101 Hyde
Karney John, harnessmaker, r. 266 Jessie
Karney Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Karpel Gabriel P., bookkeeper H. Froomberg, r. 114
Post
Karr William J., butcher, r. 533k Stevenson
Karras Max (Karras &Browu) r. 2312 Gough
Karras & Brown (Max Karras and Sadie Brown) pho-
tographers, 18 Third
Karrenberg Josephine, widow, r. 1644 Mission
Karsky H. Mrs., widow, r. 2226 Post
Karsky Miriam Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. 2226 Post
KarsKy Sarah Miss, assistant South San Francisco
School, r. 2226 Post
Karsky Victor I., bookkeeper Kullman, Salz & Co., r.
2226 Post
Karsner Harry, salesman Emil Alkus, r. NW cor Sev-
enth and Howard
Karstadt Frederick, r. 2110 O'Farrell
Karsten Johanna, widow, teacher music, r. 666 Har-
rison
Karsten Theodore, carver, r. 18 Antonio
1^" Karsten. See Carsten
Karstens Charles J., liquor saloon, 326 Jackson, r. 223
Thirteenth
Kartschoke Edward, proptr Union Furniture Manu-
factory, 560 Brannan, r. 572 Seventeenth
Kartschoke Gustave, clerk Union Furniture Manufac-
tory, r. 672 Seventeenth
Kartstram Oscar, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kasche George, Ijjutcher, r. 340 Turk
Kasche William, liquor saloon, 18 Geary, r. 340
Turk
Kashevaroff William, r. 802 Union
Kaskel Adolph (Kaskel Brothers) r. 1120 Leaven-
worth
Kaskel Brothers (Adolph and Morris) ha{ and cap
manufacturers, 617 Commercial and 423 Kearny
Kaskel Lnis, salesman Kaskel Bros., r. 1120 Leaven-
worth
Kaskel Morris (Kaskel Brothers) r. 1120 Leavenworth
Kaskell A., salesman, and extraman Hook and Ladder
No. 4, S. F. F. D. , r. 811 Jackson
Kaskell Benjamin, policeman, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
Kaskell Charles, expressman, NE cor California and
Kearny, r. 1531 SuttiT
Kaskell Gustavus, gasfltter, r. 1531 Sutter
Kaskell Jacob, clerk Witt & Pursch, r. 417 Hyde
Kaskell Louis, r. 417 Hyde
Kasper Samuel, glazier, r. 433 Clementina
Kassow Ernst H., bookkeeper, r. 955 Howard
Kast Francis X. (Kast & Co.) r. 28 Dolores
Kast John S. foreman ladies dept Kast & Co., r. 3
Webster
Kast Joseph, r. 28 Dolores
Kast Louis S. (Kast & Co.) r. 1141 Howard
Kast Michael J., salesman Kast & Co., r. 28 Dolores
Kast & Co. (Francis X. and Louis S. Kast) boots
and shoes, 738-740 Market
Kasten Robert, watchtnafeT, r. 1423 Sacramento
Kasten William, brewer, r. 228 Bush
Kastens Louis M., barber, 1042 Sutter, r. 818 Market
Kaster John, baker, r. 436 Green
Kastner Henry, miner, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Kate Daniel L., second lieutenant first cavalry U.S.A.,
Presidio Reservation
Katelson Frederick, billiardmaker, r. 22 Turk
Katschinski Bernard (Levy & Co.) r. 10 Third
Katsen Frederick, stevedore A. C. Freese
Katt Bernard, teacher music, r. 134 Fourth
Katten Leopold, stockkeeper Western White Goods
Mnfg Co., r. 1307 Gnugh
Katten Meier, clerk Weitz & Bibo, r. 1307 Gough
Katten Simon, clerk Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 1307 Gough
Katz Abraham, boots and shoes, 16 Dupont, r. 323^
Geary
Katz David, junk dealer, r. 439 Natoma
Katz £inaiiael, business manager Examiner,
junction O'Farrell and Market, r. 2314 Mission
Katz Frank P., solicitor Examiner, r. 1028 J^ Folsom
Katz Frederick, butcher, 94-100 Cal. Market, r. 1006
Union
Katz Frederick Jr., butcher, r. 1006 Union
Katz George, butcher, r. 1006 Union
Katz Hirschberg Mrs., teacher music, r. 103 Perry
Katz Israel, shoemaker, 16 Dupont
Katz Jacob (Gans & Katz) r. 915 McAllister
Katz Louis, butcher, r. 1006 Union
Katz Louis, traveling salesman Lewis Abrahams, r. E
s Buchanan, bet Filbert and Union
Katz M., merchant (Tucson, A. T.) Feinberg & Win-
ter agents, 205 Front
Katz Otto M., barber, r. i03 Perry
Katz William, barber, 202 Fourth
Katz William, bookkeeper Engelbrecht, Fox & Co., r.
409 O'Farrell
Katzenbach Fred., pianotimer M. Gray,r. 1046 Howard
Kutzenbach Henry J., r. 1046 Howard
Katzenstein Mayer, salesman Newman & Levison, r.
1807 Pine
Katzenstein Philip, clerk, r. 1807 Pine
Kaufer Oonstantine, upholsterer, 28 Turk, r. 464
Gough
Kaufi'man Sebastian, expressman, cor California and
Drumm, r. 157 Dore
Kauffmann Jacob, butcher, 412 Third, r. 25 Perry
Kaufifuug Louis H., wharfinger Folsom St. Wharf, r.
1029 Sutter
Kaufman Charles H., clerk Nevada Bank of S. F., r.
832 O'Farrell
Kaufman David, milker, r. Eighteenth, nr Clara Av
Kaufman Fred. C, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. Oakland
Kaufman Frederick, machinist Risdon 1. and L.
Works, r. Oakland
Kaufman Henry, packer Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r.
421 O'Farrell
Kaufman Jacob, salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 911
Polk
Kaufman Joseph, peddler, r. 526 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Kaufman Julius M., mnfr cigars, i50« Sacramento, and
salesman P. Berwin & Co., r. 304 Sutter
Kaufman L. & Co., merchants (Winters, Cal.) ofBce
25-27 Battery
Kaufman Leopold, clerk H. Madison, r. 720 Mission
Kaufman Mary, widow, r. 334 Golden Gate Av
Kaufman Max, clerk Michels, Friedlander & Co., r.
315 Golden Gate Av
Kaufman Morris, r. 1820 Buchanan
Kaufman R. Mrs., widow, r. 832 O'Farrell
Kaufman Tillie, domestic 1006 Geary
Kaufman William, salesman S. Bine, r. 909 Polk
Kaufraanu Adam, shoemaker, r. 927 Vallejo
Kaufmann Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 321 O'Farrell
Kaufmann August, musician, r. 1009 Mason
Kaufmann Ernest, bartender, r. 22 John
Kaufmann Fritz, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth
and Clara, r. 1004 Valencia
Kaufmann H. Charles, musician, r. 1009 Mason
Kaufmann Henry L., musician, r. 1009 Mason
Kaufmann Isidore J. (Pioneer Soap Co.) r. 1'203 Gold-
en Gate Av
Kaufmann Jonas, butcher, 519 Franklin, r. 32 Linden
Av
Kaufmann Mollie (Kaufmann & Hiestand) r. 22 John
Kaufmann & Hiestand (Mollie Kaufmann and Lizzie
Hiestand) dressmakers, 22 John
O^Kaufmann. See KauflTman and Caufman
Kaul Samuel, tailor, 405 Commercial, r. 428 Steven-
son
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KAU
549
KEA
EaulfuBS Frederick C, engraver on glass, 506 Market,
r. 1719 JesBle
Kaiipert Joseph, bhtcher, NW cor Columbia and
Twenty-fourth
Kaupfen John, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Kauth Nicholas, butcher, r. 506 Jessie
Kautz August V., colonel Eighth Infantry, tJ. S.
A., commanding Post, Angel Island
Kavanagh Arthur, clerk Levi Sisenvine, r. 8 Carolina
Kavana«h Edward, tinsmith, r. 27 Ritch
Kavanagh Edward J., shipsmith, r. 750 Minna
Kavanagh Elizabtth Miss, r. 113 Ninth
Kavanagh George, real estate, r. 2014 Jackson
Kavanagh Qeorge Jr., student Pac. Business College,
r. 2014 Jackson
Kavanagh George R., tailor, r. 802 Van Ness Av
Kavanagh James, carpenter, r. 333^ Rausch
Kavanagh James, policeman, r. 25 Clementina
Kavanagh James,. tailor, r. 246 Third
Kavanagh John, elevatorman The Baldwin
Kavanagh John, laborer, r. 32 Natoma
Kavanagh John, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Kavanagh John, merchant tailor. 6 New Montgomery,
r. 1209 Howard
Kavanagh John, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
1709 Jessie
Kavanaugh John Jr., clerk, r. 1209 Howard
Kavanagh John J. (Kavanagh & Sampson) r. NW cor
Polk and Lombard
Kavanagh John T., teacher music, r. 630 Fulton
Kavanagh Joseph, laborer, r. 712 5^ Natoma
Kavanagh Lawrence, fireman, r. 565 Howard
Kavanagh Louisa Miss, r. 1607 Pacific Av
Kavanagh Mary Miss, r. 236k Jessie
Kavanagh Richard H., salesman S. Bine, 130 Kearny
Kavanagh Thomas, r. 518 Eddy
Kavanagh Thomas, clerk, r. 25 Clementina
Kavanagh Thomas, laborer, r. 23 Clementina
Kavanagh William, boilermaker, r. 23 Clementina
Kavanagh William, stableman, r. 110 Shipley
Kavanagh & Sampson (John J. Kavanagh and Henry
Sampson) restaurant, 517 California
Kavanaugh Augustus, drug clerk, r. 116 Natoma
B^Kavanaugh. See Cavanagh, and Cavanaugh
Kay Charles, liquor saloon, 141 Second, r. 606 Mission
Kay Charles F. H., liquor saloon, 412 Pacific
B3*"Kay. See Keay and McKay
Kaye Frederick, merchant,.r. 655 Washington
Kayser Albert (Huefner & Kayser) r. 1011 Clay
Kayser Brothers (Richard and Frank) wood and coal,
hay and grain, 1118-1120 Pacific
Kayser Frank (Kayser Brothers) r. 1120 Pacific
Kayser P^ederick (Kayser & Mayer) r. 637 Jessie
Kayser Hubert, bartender, r. 1011 Clay
Kayser Hubert, driver, r. 116 Dupont
Kayser Marcus, r. 713 Ellis
Kayser Richard (Kayser Brothers) r. 19 Bernard
Kayser & Mayer (Fred. Kayser and John Mayer)
proprietors Colosseum Liquor Saloon, 910 Market
KF"KayBer. See Kaiser and Keyser
Keach Arnold P., porter, r. 802 Howard
Keady James E., engineer J. A. Folger k Co., r. 1213
Mission
Keady Mary, widow, r. 1213 Mission
Kealy Annie, domestic 1618 Bush
Kean , draftsman, r. 71 Clementina
Kean Annie M. Mi8s,a6si6tantPotrero Primary School,
r. 7 Meacham PI
Kean Edward, painter, r. 2721 Folsom
Kean Frank F., plumber Fritz& Kean, r. 907 Post
Kean Howard, second officer SS. Humboldt, r. 63014
Minna
Kean J., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and Mor*
ton
Kean James, laborer, r. 46 Tehama
Kean Michael, laborer, r. 211 Perry
Kean Michael C. (Fritz & Kean) r. 210 Ellis
Kean Thomas, currier, r, cor Filbert and Van Ness Av
Kean Thomas, hackman Plaza, r. 7 Meacham PI
Keane Brotliers (Thomas Keaue and Patrick Bo-
land) importers, wholesale and retail dealers for-
eign and domestic dry and fancy goods, 107-115
Ktarny
Keane Charles, teamster, r. Oriental Hotel
Keane Charles H., bookkeeper Eugene P. Murphy, r.
1010^ Larkin
Keane Dennis D., shoecutter, r. SE cor Twenty-first
and Church
Keane Dennis J., varnisher Charles R. Hall, r. 153J$
Second
Keane George, wheelwright, r. 544 Jessie
Keane George B., physician, office and r. 619 Green
Keane James, shoemaker, r. 660 Mission
Keane James, shoemaker, r. 22 Lewis
Keane James A., financial secretary Archbishop
J. 8. Alemany, 628 California, r. 2933 Clay
Keane John, plumber, r. 1823 Stockton
Keane Joseph, driver, r. 416 Broadway
Keaue Malachi, foreman Main & Winchester, r. 1932
Stevenson
Keane Margaret Mrs., r. 1611 Jones
Keane Mary Mrs., r. 2658 Folsom
Keane Patrick, blacksmith, r. 75 Clipper
Keane Patrick, laborer, r. N s Clipper, bet Church and
Dolores
Keaue Thomas (Keane Brothers) r. 340 Page
Keaue Thomas, engineer, r. 1 Bay
IIS"Keane. See Kean and Keene
Keany Felix (Keauy k Dunn) r. 33 Eddy
Keany W. Mrs., bakery, 1525 Market
Keany William, shoefitter, r. 1525 Market
Keany & Dunn (Felix Keany and William Dunn) car-
riage mnfrs, 966 Mission
B^Keany. See Keeney
Kearce Peter, meter clerk Spring Valley W. W.,r. 20
Glover
Kearn Albert, blacksmith, r. San Bruno Boad, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Kearn Thomas, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Kearnan M., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Kearuan Peter, salesman, r. 325 Clementina
Kearney Aggie Miss, cigarettemaker, r. 956)^ Howard
Kearney Alice, domestic 920 Sutter
Kearney .\nna, widow, r. 938 Howard
Kearney Catherine, widow, r. 350 Jessie, rear
Kearney Catherine, saleslady William J. Davis, r. 938
Howard
Kearney Charles, baker St. Mary's College
Kearney Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Kearney Daniel, drayman, r. W s Clara Av, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Kearney Denis, drayman, r. W s Clara Av, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Kearney Edward, teamster, r. 212 Vallejo
Kearney James (Hall & Kearney) r. 57 Everett
Kearney James, clerk, r. 100 Jones
Kearney James, steward, r. 30 Minna
Kearney James F., foreman The Monitor, r. 1314
Jackson
Kearney James P., machinist, r. 32 Golden Gate Av
Kearney Johannah, widow, r. 956}^ Howard
Kearney Johannah, widow, r. 8 Rose Av
Kearney John, boilermaker, r. 551 Howard
Kearney John, brickmaker, r. 127 Silver
Kearney John, clerk, r. 1080 Howard
Kearney John, engineer, r. 535 )i Stevenson •
Kearney John, teamster, r. 9 Boyd
Kearney John, waiter, r. 657 Mission
Kearney John J., shoemaker, r. 1904 Market
Kearney Joseph, clerk P. J. Mogan, r. 1728 Eddy
Kearney Katie Miss, tobaccostemmer, r. 956 5^. Howard
Kearney Lawrence,laborer, r. 1080 Howard
Kearney Martin, shoemaker, r. 234 Tenth
Kearney Mary, widow, r. 522)^ Jessie
Kearney Mary, cook, 901 Sutter
Kearney Matthew, compositor, r. 1314 Jackson
Kearney Michael, mattressmaker, r. 938 Howard
Kearney Michael, tailor, r. W s Clara Av, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Kearney Michael, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Kearney M. Tlieodore, manager Fresno Vine-
yard Co. and Easterby Rancho Co., 22 Montgom-
ery, r. Palace Hotel
Kearney Neil, shoemaker, r. 268 Minna
Kearney Nellie Miss, r. 229 Kearny
Kearney P., salesman John Hanly, r. 321 Dupont
Kearney Patrick, engineer, r. 318 Folsom
Kearney Patrick, laborer, r. 54 Jessie
Kearney Patrick, laborer, r. 247 Second
Kearney Patrick, laborer, r. 318 Pacific
Kearney Patrick W., plumber, r. 127 Silver
Kearney Peter, rigger and stevedore, r. 1418 Mont-
gomery
Kearney Peter A., druggist, office and r. 501 Fol-
som
Kearney Peter J., butcher, SE cor Filbert and Taylor,
r. 8-2*; Filbert
Kearney Thomas, driver, r. 137 Langton
Kearney Thomas H. , real estate agent, 408 Cali-
fornia, room 15, r. 2052 Mission
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KEA
550
KEE
Kearney ■William, policeman, r. 1506 Leavenworth
Kearney William, shoemaker, r. 306 Fell
Kearney William A., carpenter, r. 448 3«S Ninth
Kearney William H., compositor, r. 1314 Jackson
1^" Kearney. See Carney and Kearny
Kearns Ann, widow, r. 50 Everett
Kearns Ann, widow, r. 322 Eighth
Kearns Anna, chambermaid Park House, 2761 Mission
Kearns Bernard, calker, r. 1610 Bush
Kearns Bernard, foreman Nicholas Byrne, r. 848
Fourth
Kearns Greorge J., clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co.
Kearns James, longshoreman, r. 13 Frederick
Kearns James H., salesman James K. Brown, r.
Twelfth Av, bet P and Q. South S. F.
Kearns James J., butcher, r. N s Twelfth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Kearns James J., shoemaker, r. 2635 Post
Kearns John, blacksmith's helper Pac. iloUing Mills
Kearns Michael, laborer, r. 13 Frederick
Kearus Patrick, salesman F. Chevalier, r. 628 Fulton
Kearns Sarah, domestic 336 Golden Gate Av
Kearns Thomas, stableman, r. Miners' Hotel
Kearns Thomas A., driver N. B. and M. ER., r. 829
Folsom
Kearns William T., clerk Augustus Comte Jr., r. 628
Fulton
8^ Kearns. See Cairns, Carnes and Kerns
Kearny Ellen, widow, r. 43 Tehama
Kearny John, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Modoc, r. 103
King
Kearny Philip, shoemaker, r. 500 Broadway
Vf^ Kearny. See Carney and Kearney
Kearsarge Mill and Mining Co., John Calvert secre-
tary, NW cor Fourth and Howard
Keating A., r. 1160 Market
Keating Catherine Mrs., r. 407 Hyde
Keating Cornelius, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Keating Cornelius, messenger Presidio Reservation
Keating Cornelius J. whitener, r. 944 Mission
Keating David, groceries and liquors, 1315 Mission
Keating Dennis, plasterer, r. 944 Mission
Keating Dennis D., contractor, r. 306 Tenth
Keating Edward, foreman Spring Valley W.W., r. 609
Stevenson
Keating Edward, silverplater, and foreman Engine
No. 4, 8. F. F. D., r. 144 Second
Keating E. J., laborer Presidio Reservation
Keating Gustave, r. 609 Pine
Keating J., boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r. Oak-
land
Keating James, blacksmith, r. 25 Silver
Keating James, clerk Thomas F. Palmer, r. 31 Eddy
Keating James, laborer, r. 210 Ritch
Keating James, teamster, r. 1238 York
Keating James Jr., gatherer S. F. Glass Works
Keating James P., bagmaker, r. 107 Leavenworth
Keating James T., clerk, r. 1112 Leavenworth
Keating John, laborer, r. NW cor Ninth and Point
Lobos Avs
Keating John, milker, r. S s Jersey, nr Diamond
Keating Joseph, r. 931 Greenwich
Keating Mary, domestic 1620 Howard
Keating Mary A. Mrs., matron City and Cotmty Alms
House
Keating Mary E. Miss, teacher Lincoln Evening
School, r. 1112 Leavenworth
Keating Michael J., physician, office and r. 1004 Powell
Keating Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) George R.
Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 44
Keating' M. James, superintendent Oity and
County Alms House, Ocean House Road, nr La-
guua Honda
Keating Morris, shoemaker, r. 1065 Howard
Keating Owen, laborer, r. 1236 York
Keating Robert, laborer, r. Beach House
Keating Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Fourth
Keating Thomas, shoemaker, r. Union Hotel
Keating Thomas C. Mrs., widow, r. 1112 Leavenworth
Keating Thomas H., laborer, r. 155 Clara
Keating Thomas W. (Keating & May) r. 2205 Mission
Keating Timothy, laborer, r. 200 Ritch
Keating William, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Keating William, manager Grand Central Stables, r.
407 Hyde
Keating William T., waiter M. F. Donleavy, 530 Mar-
ket
Keating & May (Thomas W. Keating and Gustav May)
plumbers and gasfltters, 2205 Mission
Keaton Patrick, shoemaker, r. 206 Stevenson
Keaty Robert, laborer, r. 26 Garden
Kech George, plasterer, r. 104 Polk
Kech George, tailor, 29363^ Sixteenth
Kedon Fanny Miss. r. Arcade House
Kedon George (M. Kedon & Co.) r. SW cor Ninth and
Howard
Kedon M. <& Co. (Martin and George Kedon) dealers
new and secondhand bags, etc., 118-120 Clay
Kedon Martin (M. Kedon & Co.) r. SW cor Ninth and
Howard
Kedon Martin Jr., junk, 319 Davis, r. 106M Third
Kedrolevanski Alexandra, widow, r. 2105 Hyde
Keebler Christian, milker, r. Eighth Av, nr C, South
S. F.
Keefe Anna, r. 1212 Green
Keefe Arthur, machinist, r. 920 Folsom
Keefe Catherine, widow, r. 1426 Geary
Keefe Charles I., pressman George F. Neal, r. cor
Boyce and Point Lobos Av
Keefe Cornelius, teamster, r. 928 Montgomery
Keefe Cornelius J., baker, r. 2 Vincent
Keefe Daniel, laborer Appraiser's dept. Custom
House, r. 132 Fourth
Keefe Daniel, salesman Sullivan, McGee & Co., r.
1638 J^ West Mission
Keefe Daniel J., foreman Charles W. Gordon, r. 658 J4
Minna
Keefe David, groceries and liquors, 246 Tehama
Keefe Dennis, fireman Potrero Station S.F.Gas Light
Co.
Keefe Ella, domestic 1510 Larkin
Keefe Hannah, widow, r. 1301 Broadway
Keefe James, teamster, r. NW cor Bay and Powell
Keefe James B., compositor, r. 217 Third
Keefe Jeremiah, laborer warehouse dept Custom
House, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Keefe Jeremiah, waiter, r. 311 Pacific
Keefe John, card cleaner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1301 Broadway
Keefe John, laborer, r. 115 Twelfth
Keefe John, painter, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Keefe John H., painter, r. 1510 Polk
Keefe John J., laborer, r. 1301 Broadway
Keefe John R., pressman J. Winterburn & Co., r. 217
Third
Keefe Kate Mrs., r. 38 Natoma
Keefe Mary, domestic Winchester House
Keefe Matthew, laborer, r. 108 Freelon, rear
Keefe Melvin, r. 1123 Broadway
Keefe Michael, seaman, r. NW cor Bryant and Third
Keefe M. R., conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1429 Polk
Keefe Peter, bakery, 134 Eighth
Keefe Richard W., compositor, r. 217 Third
Keefe Thomas, longsboreman, r. 904 Kearny
Keefe Thomas, silverplater Will & Finck, r. 908 Fol-
som
Keefe Thomas, teamster Charles Howard, r. 720 Sacra-
mento
B^ Keefe. See Keeffe
Keefer Jesse R., bookkeeper Union Bo\ Factory, r.
Oakland
Keefer William M., carpenter, r. North Pacific Hotel
Keefpi; Windsor A., mining, r. Grand Hotel
IS?" Keeter. See Kiefer
Keeft'e James, polisher Antisell Piano Co., r. 301 Frank-
lin
Keefi'e John, shoemaker, r. 225 Jessie
Keeffe John O., rougher Pac. Rolling Mills
Keefife Margaret, proptr Caseins Hotel, NE cor Louis-
iana and Sierra
Keefife Michael, currier, r. cor Filbert and Van Ness
Av
i»"Kee£fe. See Keefe
Keefter William M., speculator, r. 314 Bush
Keegan Bernard, manager Margaret Keeffe, r. NE cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Keegan Eliza, widow, r. 15 Clementina
Keegan Henry, waiter, r. 1219 Green, rear
Keegan James, longshoreman, r. 15 Clementina
Keegan James, plumber and gasfitter, 850 Washington,
r. 1102 Pacific
Keegan J.C, speculator, r. 346 Fourth
Keegan John, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Keegan John, housepainter, r. 1206 Eddy
Keegan Martin, laborer, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Keegan Mary Miss, bakery and confectionery, 135
Hayes
Keegan Michael, laborer, r. 567 Minna, rear
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE, 33 OEABY ST.
JMAPnnMnilPU importer of and DEAXER in COAIi AND PIG IRON,
. ITIMUUUIlUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Keegan P., boileriuaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Keegau Patrick, cooper, r. 243 Langton
Keegan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 725 Church
Keegan Patrick, tanner, r. Lafayette House
Keegan Patrick J., plumber, r. 1102 Pacifie
Keegan Peter, groceries and liquors, 422 Clementina
Keegan Rosa Miss, r. 10 Antonio
Keegan Thomas, laborer, r. Filth Av, bet A and B,
South S. F.
Keegan William, driver, r. 518 Hayes
Keegan William, packer, r. 1908 Mission
Keegan William, plumber and gasfitter, r. 325 Minna
B^"Keegan. See Keogan ■
Keegler Joseph, farmer, r. New Helvetia House
Keeks Joseph, miner, r. 726 Twenty-second
Keelan Matthew J., boilermaker, r, 35}<3 Garden
Keeler Biriiey B. , captain U.S.A. aid-iie-camp
major-general McDowell, and acting judge-advo-
cate Military Division Pac. and Dept Cal., Pre-
sidio Reservation, r. Palace Hotel
Keeler J. Mrs., r. 119 Taylor
Keeler John, laborer, r. 2447 Howard
Keeler John G., seaman, r. 309 Folsom
Keeler Mary A., bakery and confectionery, 7183^
Franklin
Keeler Percival J., salesman W. & J. Sloane & Co., r.
802 Geary
Keeley Annie J., housekeeper Palace Hotel
Keeley Anthony, molder Phcenix Brass Foundry, r.
Berkeley
Keeley Frank, r. 100 McAllister
Keeley William J., salesman Matthias Gray, r. W s
Lyon, bet Sutter and Bush
Keenan Annie, domestic 1001 Bush
Keenan Bernard T., plumber, r. W s Cook, nr Point
Lobos Av
Keenan Charles, liquor saloon, 1154 Market, r.
865 J^ Market
Keenan Frank J., carpenter, r. 1224 Folsom, rear
Keenan Hugh, carpenter, r. 609 Ivy Av
Keenan Hugh, laborer, r. 536 Third
Keenan James, seaman schr Robert and Minnie, r. 421
Fremont
Keenan John, cooper, r. 422 Drumm
Keenan John, cooper, r. 320 Eighth
Keenan John, laborer, r. 131 ?4 Shipley
Keenan John F., machinist, r. 2939 J^ Sixteenth
Keenan John J., shoemaker, r. 508 Mission
Keenan John M., salesman John H. Hegler, r. 345 J$
Fifth
Keenan Lizzie Mrs., fancy goods and bakery, 345 J$
Fifth
Keenan Patrick, shoemakei;, 508 Mission
Keenan Patrick Jr., messenger American District Tel.
Co., r. 508 Mission
Keenan Patrick J., liquor saloon, 1-3 Morton, r. 523}^
Second
Keenan Peter, porter Frank G. Edwards, r. 1707 Du-
pont
Keenan Thomas, Draymen and Teamsters Union, 121
Eddy
Keenan Thomas, ironmolder, r. 10 Fifth Av
Keenan Thomas, porter Pioneer Warehouse
Keenan Thomas F., waiter, r. 457 Minna
Keene Charles C, musical instruments, 3 Third, r.
1515 Golden Gate Av
Keene Frank W,, silver plater Schulz & Fischer, and
foreman Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1802 . Stockton
Keene James, driver, r. 372 Clementina
Keene James R., capitalist, office 1 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Bldg, r. New York
Keene Lucy, domestic 1925 Octavia
myKeene. See Kean and Keaue
Keeney Cliarles C. , lieutenant-colonel U. S. A..
office 22 Montgomery, r. 5C2 Folsom
Keeney Charles M., secretary Pacific Rolling
Mill Co., 202 Market, r. 2423 Fillmore
Keeney Charles W., miner, r. 732 Sutter
Keeney Frank W., druggist F. Hiller Jr. & Co., r. 118
Eddy
Keeney G.D., attorney at law, 306 Pine, ro<fm 9, r.
Oakland
Keeney James W., physician, office and r. 22
Montgomery
Keeney L. Mrs., r. 771 Mission
Keeney Patrick, carpenter, r. Lafayette House
Keeney Samuel H., upholsterer, r. 771 Mission
1^^ Keeney. See Keany
Keep George, marble cutter, r. S s Fifteenth Av, bet
Q and R, South S. F.
Keernan Mary, widow, r. 1807 Buchanan
Keesing John 13., student Heald's Business College
Keesing Thomas B., selector B. Nathan & Co., r. 1111 }4
Broadway
Keever John, laborer, r. cor Montgomery and Bay
Kegler Jacob, chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 134
Fourth
Kehl Ashmed, SocietB Culinaire Francaise, 510 Bush
Kehnel Julia, domestic 900 McAllister
Kehoe Annie Mrs., r.«13 Boardman PI
Kehoe Edward, plasterer, r. 431 Minna
Kehoe J., laborer Hancock & Kelso
Kehoe James, laborer, r. 208 Seventh, rear
Kehoe James, laborer, r. SE cor Quinn and Guerrero
Kehoe John, laborer, r. 26}^ Welsh
Kehoe John J., machinist, r. 19 Natoma
Kehoe John M., musician, r. 6 Dodge
Kehoe John W., butcher, 133'Eleventh and 125 Ninth,
r. 123 Ninth
Kehoe Julia, widow, r. 127 Eleventh
Kehoe Katheriue Miss, fancy goods, 720 Brannan
Kehoe Louisa, widow, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Kehoe Mary, domestic 406 Geary
Kehoe Michael, laborer, r. 6 Miller PI
Kehoe Michael, peddler, r. ofiF E s Dolores, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Kehoe Patrick, laborer, r. 324 Broadway
Kehoe Peter, boots and shoes, 238 Third
Kehoe Peter, cook, r. What Cheer House
Kehoe Thomas, expressman, NE cor Davis and Pacific,
and junk dealer, 417 Drnmm, r. 2328 Pine
Kehoe Thomas, longshoreman, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Kehoe Thomas, peddler, r. 6 Dodge
B^" Kehoe. See Keogh and Keough
Kehrer Ambrose S., barber, r. 162 Clara
Kehrlein Boniface F., engraver, r. 2615 Leavenworth
Kehrlein Emil, engraver, 328 Bush, r. 232 Green
Kehrlein Joseph L., carriagemaker, r. 2615 Leaven-
worth
Kehrlein Valentine, r. 2615 Leavenworth
Kehrlein Valentine J., salesman Verdier, Moreau &
Co., r. 2615 Leavenworth
Keii'er Kate, cook, 1105 Taylor
Keightley Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 101 O'Farrell
Keightley William J., copyist County Clerk, r. 101
O'Farrell
Keihl Virginia Miss, laundress, r. 112 J^ Fell
Keil David, r. 2522 Mission
Keil E. A., student Barnard's Business College
Keil Frederick C. , druggist and chemist, SW
cor Fourth and Market, r. 824 Ellis
Keil Frederick L., r. 210 Octavia
Keil Hugo D., clerk Haas Bros., r. 2.522 Mission
Keil Minna Mrs., midwife, r. 210 Octavia
I^"Keil. See Kyle
Keilly Patrick, fireman P. C. SS. State of California,
r. 248 Harrison
Keilus Charles, salesman S. Cohn, r. 218 Golden Gate
Av
Keily Margaret, domestic 411 Minna
Keily Patrick, stonecutter, r. Ill Clinton
Keily William, boxmaker, r. Ill Clinton
B^Keily. See Kiley
Keiner Ignaz, bookkeeper Roos Bros., r. 415 Post
Keisel Prosper, painter, r. 95 Colton
Keitel George, clerk, r. 531 Vallejo
Keith Benjamin R., produce commission merchant,
306 Davis, r. 419 Jones
Keith G. A., hotel keeper, r. 318 Minna
Keith Henry, foreman George Eggleton, r. 127 Jack-
son
Keith Mariana Miss, r. 1412 Howard
Keith Paul, pantryman, r. 704 Sacramento
Keith Samuel F., machinist, r. 402 Van Ness Av
Keith W. H., salesman, r. 52 Third
Keith William, artist, 216 Bush, room 16. r. 311 Stock-
ton
Keith William H., test weigher U. S. Mint, r. 402 Van
Ness Av
Keith William H. Jr., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
402 Van Ness Av
Keitz Harry, cook, r. 407 Pacific
Keitzeberg Paul, clerk, r. 418 Larkin
Kelber John, foreman Richard W. Simpson, r. 5 Ver-
ona '
Keleher Maggie, cook, 713 O'Farrell
Keleher Thomas H., shriuker Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 1015 Guerrero
Keleher William T., clerk, r. 1405 Scott
1^" Keleher. See Kelleher
JOHN WiGMORE-HARDWOOD LUMBER, 129 to MnnearSt.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
826 ntARKET NT..
Makes a specialty in taking Children's Pictures.
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Kell Joel A., tailor, r. 6 Clara Lane
Kelleher Alfred, teacher vocal music, r. 2324 Clay
Kelleher Cornelius, cook, r. Iil8 Kearny
Kelleher Daniel, contractor, r. 2003 O'Farrell
Kelleher David, teamster, r. cor Fifth Av and L, Soiith
S. F.
Kelleher Ellen, cook, r. 312 Tehama
Kelleher Ellen, domestic 506 Sutter
Kelleher Frank, waiter, r. *12 Bush
Kelleher H. Miss, seamstress, r.fl67 Folsom
Kelleher Hannah, domestic 235 Thirteenth
Kelleher Jeremiah (Kelleher & Simpson) r. 272 Clem-
entina
Kelleher Jeremiah, assistant engineer P. C. 88. Vic-
toria, r. 625 Davis
Kelleher Jeremiah, messenger American District Tel.
Co., r. 18 Sumner
Kelleher John, driver Market St. EK., r. Cincinnati
Hotel
Kelleher John, expressman, SE cor Second and Mis-
sion, r. 731 Howard
Kelleher John, laborer, r. 709 Howard
Kelleher John, laborer, r. N s Santa Eosa Av.bet Col-
lins and Ferris
Kelleher John, wooisorter, r. Union House
Kelleher John P., laborer, r. .59 West Mission
Kelleher John W., laborer, r. 59 West Mission
Kelleher John W., millhand, r. 241 Perry
Kelleher Matthew, housemover, r. 134 Fourth
Kelleher Michael, laborer, r. 1015 Guerrero
Kelleher Michael J., clerk J. D. Sullivan, r. 2003
O'Farrell
Kelleher Patrick, fireman Schammel, Eeynolds & Co.,
r. 10 Water
Kelleher Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Water
Kelleher Patrick, laborer, r. S s Point LoboB Av, bet
Johnson and Henderson Avs
Kelleher Patrick, porter Neville & Co., r. 1418 Kearny
Kelleher Peter, laborer, r. 32 Tehama, rear
Kelleher Simon, guard Golden Gate Park
Kelleher Timothy, laborer, r. 18 Sumner
Kelleher William, hostler Market St. EE., r. 443 Guer-
rero
Kelleher & Simpson (Jeremiah Kelleher and William
Simpson)liquorBaloon,SE cor Fourth and Folsom
B^ Kelleher. See Keleher
Kellenberger James J., surveyor, r. 631 Stevenson
Keller C, laborer Pac. Soiling Mills
Keller Charles, pianomaker Sherman, Clay & Co., r.
116 Golden Gate Av
Keller David C, carpenter, r. 112 Welsh
Keller G. Frederick, artist S. F. Illustrated Wasp, r.
435 Fifth
Keller Henry, laborer, r, 429 Shipley
Keller Jacob, musician, r. 626 McAllister
Keller John, carpenter, r. 2447 Howard, rear
Keller John, cook, r. 1218^ Folsom, rear
Keller John, plasterer, r. 413 Filbert
Keller John, shoefitter, r. 521 Mission
Keller Joseph L., cooper, r. 15 Gilbert
Keller Martin, laborer, r. 152 Natoma
Keller Maurice, waiter, r. 511 Vallejo
Keller Michael, dairyman, r. S s Woolsey, nr Ham-
ilton, U. M. T.
Keller Percival J., r. 1123 Bush
Keller Philip, cook, r. 527 Pine
Keller Ei chard (Hahn & Keller) r. E s Lott.bet Grove
and Fulton
Keller Richard, laborer, r. 152 Natoma
Keller Samuel L., peddler, r. 545^4 Natoma'
Keller Sarah, widow, r. 1409 Bush
Keller W. & Co. (William Keller and Henry Tillmann)
mnfrs piano and organ keys, 116 Golden Gate Av
Keller William (W. Keller & Co.) r. 116 Golden
Gate Av
Keller William B., actor Bella Union Theatre, r. 934^
Harrison
Kellerher C. Mrs., dressmaker, 126 Kearny, room 58
Kellermaun August, tailor, r. 428 Broadway
Kellett Charles, livery stable, 2616 Mission
Kellett James, laborer, r. :!13 Tehama
Kellett Samuel (Kellett & McMm-ray) r. Calistoga
Kellett Thomas, laborer, r. 313 Tehama
Kellett <Si SIcMUrray (Samuel Kellett and John
P. McMurray) manufacturers plaster decorations,
763 Market
Kelley Albert C, carpenter, r. 37 Natoma
Kelley Alma Miss, r. E s Eailroad Av, bet Eleventh
and Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
Kelley Arthur C, commercial traveler, r. 1929 Sutter
Kelley Augustus, clerk Nathan Joseph & Co.
Kelley Bernard, teamster, r. 116 Oak
Kelley Bernard J., brassfinisher, r. 143 Third
Kelley Bradford H., bookkeeper John Howes, r. 32
Euss
Kelley Brothers (George W. and Calvin 8.) dealers
wood, coal and produce, E s Railroad Av, bet
Eleventh and Twelfth Avs, South 8. F.
Kelley Burton J., conductor Market St. ER., r. 528k
Valencia
Kelley Caius P., assistant storekeeper warehouse dept
Custom House, r. 2504 Bush
Kelley Calvin S. (Kellev Brothers) r. E s RailroadAv,
bet Eleventh and Twelfth Avs, South 8. F.
Kelley Catherine Miss, housekeeper, r. 707 Bryant
Kelley Charles A., student Pacific Business College, r.
1525 California
Kelley Charles E.. r. 707 Bryant
Kelley Charles J., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 272
Minna
Kelley Charles J., laborer, r. 707 Bryant
Kelley Daniel, packer, r. 439 Fifth
Kelley Edward, machinist, r. 218 Sanchez
Kelley Frank, clerk A. & H. C. Campbell, r. 805 Bryant
Kelley Frank A., barber, 2614 Bryant
Kelley Frank A., proprietor patent hay and grain un-
loader, office 623 Commercial, r. Oakland
Kelley Frank J. (John Kelley & Son) r. 304 Beale
Kelley Frederick, barber, r. 707 Bryant
Kelley George F., barber, r. 134 3<> Seventh
Kelley George W. (Kelley Brothers) r. E s Eailroad
Av, bet Eleventh and Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
Kelley George W., laborer, r. 14 Scott PI
Kelley George W., manager Mechanics' Foundry, r.
Santa Clara
Kelley G. W., bookkeeper LaGrande Laundry, r. Oak-
land
Kelley Henry, teamster, r. 2930 Sacramento
Kelley Henry F., engineer California St. E. R.,r. 1326
Polk
Kelley Honora, widow, r. 106}4 Hickofy Av
Kelley Hugh, teamster, r. NW cor Bay and Powell
Kelley James, laborer, r. 3 Morrel PI
Kelley James, laborer, r. 3 Vincent
Kelley James, plumber, r. 1 Leroy PI
Kelley James D., brewer, r. 18 Rendell PI
Kelley James H., barber, r. 134}^ Seventh
Kelley James J., metal roofer, r. 205 Seventh
Kelley James M., fireman S. P. RE., r. Cincinnati
Hotel
Kelley J. C, r. 920 Washington
Kelley Jeremiah, r. 134 Chattanooga
Kelley John (John Kelley & Son) r. 304 Beale
Kelley John (Patrick Kelley & Brother) r. SE cor
Hamilton and Wayland
Kelley John, bagmaker, r. 3 Vincent
Kelley John, fireman P. M. SS. Colima
Kelley John, laborer, r. 1139 Twentieth
Kelley John, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Kelley John, musician, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Kelley JToliii & Son (John and Frank J.) proprie-
tors United States Hotel, 304-306 Beale
Kelley John G., r. 1061 Folsom
Kelley John M., ironmolder, r. 439 Fifth
Kelley Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 642 Jessie
Kelley Katherine, widow, r. 530 Sixth
Kelley Katie Miss, r. 20H Fifth
Kelley Louis, ironmolder, r. 1808 Laguna
Kelley Luke C, payingteller Sather & Co., r. Oakland
Kelley Lyman A. (Wolff & Kelley) r. 725 Pine
Kelley Marcella Miss, dressmaker, r. 106}^ Hickory Av
Kelley Margaret, widow, r. 24 Bitch
Kelley Margaret Mrs., r. 445 Tehama
Kelley Mark, longshoreman, r. 439 Fifth
Kelley Mary, widow, r. 23 Silver
Kelley Mary, widow, r. 119 Gilbert
Kelley Mary, domestic 2208 Jackson
Kelley M. Joseph, shoemaker, r. 221 Sixth
Kelley Owen, bartender, r. 67 Clementina
Kelley Patrick, r. lotjyi Hickory Av
Kelley Patrick (Patrick Kelley & Brother) r. SE cor
Hamilton and Wayland
Kelley Patrick, laborer, r. 76 Clementina
Kelley Patrick & Brother (Patrick and John) proptrs
University Mound Dairy. SE cor Hamilton and
Wayland, nr University Mound College
Kellev Patrick H., shipbuilder, r. 406 Sixth
Kelley P. B., conductor Market St. RE., T.528H Valen-
cia
Kelley Peter B., clerk Walter Harris, r. 153 JiS Third
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. '"''°"'"^ °' ''''''"' *"■* ^*'^""'
119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any Houssin this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR IVASHINU PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
OFFICE. tUfi 9IARKI:T STREET.
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Kelley Philip C, salesman Kennedy, Brennau & Co.,
r. 508 Jessie
Kelley R. M., carpenter, r. Ahlbom House
Kelley Robert, butcher, r. 817 Greenwich
Kelley Rdse, domestic 513 Guerrero
Kelley Seraph A., widow, r. 25 Potter
Kelley Thomas, dairyman Patrick Kelley & Bro., r.
SE cor Hamilton and Wayland
Kelley Walter, clgarmaker, r. 134 Seventh
Kelley Walter S., stockbroker, 314 Montgomery, room
7, r. Oakland
Kelley William, plumber, r. 19 Russell
Kelley William, undertaker O'Connor & Sheehy, r.
445 Tehama
Kelley William J., superintendent Artesian
Water Works, 204 Ninth
Kelley William M., clerk, r. 710 Green
Kelley William R., freight clerk P. M. SS. South Car-
olina, r. 23 Silver
B^ Kelley. See Kelly
Kelling , helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Kelling Gustav, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Kelling Henry, hostler, r. .333 Vallejo
Kelling Mary Miss, r. L, bet Fifth and Sixth Avs,
South S. F.
Kellner Meyer, fancy goods, 306 Sixth
Kellogg Albert, botanist Cal. Academy of Sciences,
r. 2132 O'Farrell
Kellogg Benjamin B., clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 415
O'Farrell
Kellogg Calvin W., with Wilmerding & Co., r. 415
O'Farrell
Kellogg Charles, r. .526 Post
Kellogg Charles A., clerk, r. 526 Post
Kellogg Charles D., tinsmith, r. 109 Grove
Kellogg Charles L., clerk, r. E 8 Potrero Av, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Kellogg Charles W., with Tubbs & Co., r. Oakland
Kellogg Edwin E., barber, r. .305 Minna
Kellogg Frank H., capitalist, and secretary California
Paint Co., 419 Jackson, r. Oakland
Kellogg Frederick S., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 2205
Fillmore
Kellogg George F. (Davis ■& Kellogg) r. Oakland
Kellogg George H., office 320 Sansome, r. 7 Glen Park
Av
Kellogg G. Herbert, commission merchant, 203 Sacra-
mento, r. Oakland
Kellogg Gorham F., mining expert, r. 928 Twentieth
Kellogrja: Horace, U. S. Internal Revenue Agent,
U. S. Appraiser's Bldg, room 11, r. The Baldwin
Kellogg James, melter Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 334 O'Farrell
Kellogs John G,, capitalist, 314 California, r.
1221 California
Kellogg L. D. Mrs., widow, r. 1050 Howard
Kellogg L. D. W., clerk, r. 220 Stockton
Kellogg Levi M., deputy collector Custom House, r.
324 Turk
Kellogg Murion, laborer, r. 1104 Montgomery
Kellogg Marmaduke B. (Fox & Kellogg) attorney at
law, .530 California, r. San Rafael
Kellogg Norman B., civil engineer, 530 California.
rooms 1-3, r. Thd Baldwin
Kellogg d. E. Miss, r. cor Fifteenth and Valencia
Kellogg P. L. Mrs., widow, r. 622 Minna
Kellogg Samuel, foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 101 Dupont
Kellogg Sidney M., glassblower, r. Stanford Hotel
Kellogg Sidney M. Jr., packer S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. Stanford Hotel
Kellogg Tyler V., cashier Guardian Assurance Co., r.
601 Geary
Kells Robert H., carpenter, r. 1019 Pacific
Kellum Charles D., carpenter, r. Butte, bet Potrero
Av and Jersey
Kellum Harvey T., ironmolder, r. 2914 Folsom
Kelly > laborer Superintendent Streets, r. 177 Minna
Kelly Agnes, domestic 703 Bush
Kelly Albert, clerk, r. 1729 Eddy
Kelly Alfred, billposter T. N. Dunphy & Co., r. 210}<5
P»rry
Kelly Alfred A., shoemaker, r. 436 Stevenson
Kelly Alfred R., clerk James R.Kelly & Co.. r. 309
Leavenworth
Kelly Andrew, laborer, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Kelly Ann Mrs., groceries and liquors, 165M Tehama
Kelly Anna H. Mrs., r. 537 Stevenson
Kelly Annie, widow, r. 1711 Leavenworth
Kelly Annie Miss, telegraph operator, r. 508 Howard
Kelly Annie L. Miss, r. 1008 Union
Kelly Anthony, drover, r. L, bet Fifth and Sixth AvB,
South S. F.
Kelly Archibald, r. 78 Natoma
Kelly B., laborer P. M. HS. Co's Wharf
Kelly Bernard, conductor Market St. RR.
Kelly Bernard, machinist, r. 119 Gilbert
Kelly Bernard, milkman, r. Hampshire, bet Butte and
Solano
Kelly Bernard M., lather, r. 3 Sherwood PI
Kellv Bridget, widow, r. 29 Natoma
Kelly Bridget Miss, r. 11 Water
Kelly Bryan, laborer, r. .529 Bryant
Kelly C. & M.. butchers, 433 Stevenson
Kelly Catherine, r. 523 Franklin
Kelly Catherine, widow, r. 1319 Green
Kelly Catherine Mrs., dressmaker, 1729 Eddy
Kelly Celia Miss, lodgings, 355 Jessie
Kelly Charles, barterKler, r. 17 Zoe
Kelly Charles, carpenter, r. 218 Sanchez
Kelly Charles, special policeman Baldwin Theatre, r.
419 J^ Natoma
Kelly Charles E., attorney at law, and notary public,
216 Sausomi', r, 28 Rausch
Kelly Charles M., carpenter, r. 326 Minna
Kelly Cornelius (C. & M. Kelly) r. 433 Stevenson
Kelly Cornelius, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Kelly Cornelius, policeman, r. 1007 Vallejo
Kelly Cornelius A., painter, r. 232 Clara
Kelly D., watchman P. M. SS. South Carolina
Kelly D. Mrs., dressmaker, 17}rt Taylor
Kelly Daniel, fireman Oregon Imp." SS. Walla Walla
Kelly Daniel, painter, 17,^ Taylor
Kelly Daniel J., moroccofinisher, r. 169 Silver
Kelly Daniel M., driver, r. E s Second Av, nr Six-
teenth
Kelly Daniel V., bookkeeper Thomas Sullivan, r. 608
Jessie
Kelly David, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Kelly David, woodsawyer, r. 81 Natoma
Kelly Dennis, driver Central RR., r. 1057 Golden Gate
Av
Kelly Dennis, packer B. A. Swian & Co., r. 439 Fifth
Kelly Dennis H., butcher, r. 139 Dolores
Kelly Dennis J., shipping clerk Whlttier, Fuller & Co.,
r. 1207 Howard
Kelly E., compositor Chronicle, r. 1020 Hyde
Kelly Edward, butcher, r. 1832 Market
Kelly Edward, Joflinmaker, r. 748 Howard
Kelly Edward, longshoreman, r. W s Sansome, nr Fil-
bert
Kelly Edward, physician, r. W s Noe, bet Jersey and
Twenty-fifth
Kelly Edward, soap mnfr, NE cor Greenwich and
Webster
Kelly Edward, tanner, r. E s Washington Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Kelly Eliza, widow, r. 56 Clara
Kelly Elizabeth, widow, r. 17 Zoe, rear
Kelly Ellen, widow, r. 19 Clara
Kelly Ellen, widow, r. 551 Bryant
Kelly Ellen, dressmaker, 1.320 Mission
Kelly Eugene (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. New York
Kelly Eugene, salesman William A. Frey, r. 648
Minna
Kelly Eugene H., clerk J. M. Forrest, r. 24 Ritch
Kelly Eugene J., clerk Yerby & Roseberry, r. 1629
Dupont
Kelly Fannie. Miss, shoefitter Boeh & Morrissey, r.
Alameda
Kelly Fanny, domestic 307 Tnrk
Kelly Francis, ironmolder, r. 564 Mission
Kelly Francis, plasterer, r. 1319 Scott
Kelly Francis, plumber, r. 1208 Green
Kelly Francis R., dairyman, r. 1009 Treat Av
Kelly Frank, clerk Patrick Kelly, r. 606 Guerrero
Kelly Frank, laborer, r. 651 Minna
Kelly Fred, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner.
Kelly F. S., drug clerk H. B. Slavcn, 954 Market
Kelly George, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., King St.
Works
Kelly George, hostler, r. 25 Washington
Kelly George, sexton St. Bridget's Church, r. 8W cor
Broadway and Van Ness Av
Kelly George, waiter, r. 1513 Polk
Kelly George H., route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Oakland
Kelly George M., driver City Transit Co., r. 1314
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Kelly George W., clerk, r. 537 Stevenson
Kelly Gibson P., mining, r. 2530 Washington
Kelly G. K., r. 850 Market
Kelly Grace Mrs., r. 817 Greenwich
Kelly H., boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works
Kelly H., clerk Keane Brothers, r. cor Fifth and
Clara
Kelly Henry A., barber, r. 28 Pleasant
Kelly Henry E., fireman, r. 625 Davis
Kelly Henry J., bookkeeper Evening Bulletin, r. 1C29
Dnpont
Kelly Henry W., milkman, r. 1009 Treat Av
Kelly Houora, widow, r. 9 Park Av
Kelly Horace 11. & Co. (New York) mnfrs cigars, Ar-
nold Pollak it Co. agents, 20tJ Sacr^nento
Kelly Bugh, driver, r. 20 Anna
Kelly Hugh, helper Risdonl. and L. Works
Kelly Hugh, laborer, r. 81 Stevenson
Kelly Hugh H., blacksmith, r. 227 Perry, rear
Kelly Hugh E., boilermaker Kisdon I. and L. Works
Kelly James, bellman Russ House
Kelly James, capitalist, r. 11 Bowie Av
Kelly James, carpenter, r. 717 Clementina
Kelly James, collector, r. 311 Pacific
Kelly James, compositor' r. 817 Howard
Kelly James, hostler, r. 6 Treat Av
Kelly James, laborer, r. 13 Jansen
Kelly James, laborer, r. 41 Welsh
Kelly James, laborer, r. 126 Twenty-fiftli
Kellj' James, laborer, r. Gascius Hotel
Kelly James, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Kelly James, laborer Presidio Eeservation
Kelly Jamts, longshoreman, r. 747 Tehama
Kelly Jtimes, machiuehand, r. 408 Fourth
Kelly James, policeman, r. 824 Mission
Kelly James, superintendent Old Ladies' Home, r. 11
Bowie Av
Kelly James, tinsmith, r. 449 Stevenson
Kelly James, waiter O. E. and N. SS. Columbia
Kelly James C, laborer, r. 372 Natoma
Kelly James F., laborer, r. 407 Folsom
Kelly James F., porter Neustadter Bros., r. 637 Minna
Kelly James F., woolsorter, r. 37 Everett
Kelly James H., gasfitter, r. 113 Francisco
Kelly James H., machinist, r. 1 Leroy PI
Kelly James L., glassblower, r. W s Pennsylvania Av,
bet Mariposa and Solano
Kelly James E. (James E. Kelly & Co.) r. 309 Leaven-
worth
Kelly James B. «S£ Co. (James E. Kelly) import-
ers and dealers iiaints, oil, glass, etc., 221-223
Market
Kelly Jeremiah, butcher, r. First Av, bet Kentucky
and Eailroad Av, South S. F.
Kelly J. H., porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 449
Stevenson
Kelly Johanna, domestic 633 Ellis
Kelly Johanna, domestic 1314 Washington
Kelly Johanna, domestic 1911 Pine
Kelly John, r. 215 Kearny
Kelly John, r. 1143 Harrison
Kelly John (Dorcy & Co.) r. Euss House
Kelly John (Fitzpatrick & Kelly) r. 114 Fourth
Kelly John (Kelly & Gilchrist) r. 900 Powell
Kelly John, blacksmith, r. 833 Geary
Kelly John, boilermaker, r. 30 Natoma
Kelly John, boilermaker, r. 508 Howard
Kelly John, butcher, r. 232 Clara
Kelly John, calker, r. 527 Mission
Kelly John, i-arpenter, r. 24 M
Kelly John, carpenter, r. 326 Geary, rear
Kelly John, clerk, r. 17 Zoe
Kelly John, cUrk, r. 728 Vallejo
Kelly John, clerk, r. 1207 Howard
Kelly John, clerk Evening Bulletin, r. 1025 Clay
Kelly John, clerk Patrick Kelly, r. 506 Guerrero
Kelly John, driver, r. 14 Everett
Kelly John, driver, r. 2408 Geary
Kelly John, expressman, NW cor Bush and Montgom-
ery, r. 416 Natoma
Kelly John, fireman P. M. SS. Colima
Kelly John, fireman C. P. RE. stmr Transit, r. 11 Free-
Ion
Kelly John, helper Risdon I. and L.Works
Kelly John, hostler Market St. RE., r. E s Second Av,
nr Fifteenth
Kelly John, laborer, r. 19 Eussell
Kelly John, laborer, r. 138 Eose Av
Kelly John, laborer, r. 270 Minna
Kelly John, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Kelly John, laborer, r. 1322 Filbert
Kelly John, laborer, r. NE cor Golden Gate Av and
Buchanan
Kelly John, laborer, r. 522 First
Kelly John, laborer, r. 1 Freelon
Kelly John, laborer, r. 6 Boyd
Kelly John, liquor saloon, 43 Second
Kelly John, liquor saloon, 18G Jessie, r. 184 Jessie
Kelly John, longshoreman, r. 5 Market
Kelly John, machinist, r. 506 Brannan
Kelly John, milkman, r. 210 Twelfth
Kelly John, packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 9 Ohio
Kelly John, plumber, r. 17 Zoe, rear
Kelly John, seaman schr Madeline, r. 220 Eitch
Kelly John, seaman, r. 524 First
Kelly John, tailor, r. 734 Montgomery
Kelly John, wiredrawer, r. SE cor Green and Battery
Kelly John, yardman S F. Qas Light Co.
Kelly John Jr., collector Western Fire and Marine In-
surance Co., r. 715 Ellis
Kelly John Jr., laborer, r. 416 Natoma
Kelly John B., butcher, r. 1233 Folsom
Kelly John B., wagonmaker, r. 1207 Howard
Kelly John C, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Kelly John C, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Kelly John F., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Kelly John F., salesman Thomas Sullivan, r. 508 Jes-
sie
Kelly John G., clerk Adjutant-General's Office, r. 319
Minna
Kelly John H., patternmaker, r, 817 Mission
Kelly John J., clerk, r. 309 Leavenworth
Kelly John J., clerk Doane & Henshelwood, r. 15 Hub-
bard
Kelly John J., clerk Franklin Hotel
Kelly John J., clerk general freight office C. P. RE.,
r. 715 Ellis "
Kelly John J., compositor, r. 1120 Sacramento
Kelly John J., laborer, r. 11 Freelon
Kelly John J., machinist r. 1022 Bryant
Kelly John J., sailmaker, r. 165,^ Tehama
Kelly John L., glassblower, r. W s Pennsylvania Av,
bet Mariposa and Solano
Kelly John M., machinist William Deacon, r. Oakland
Kelly John E., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Kelly John S., shipcarpeuter, r. 507 Mission
Kelly John T. M., bookkeeper Kelly & Gilchrist, r.900
Powell
Kelly John W., compositor, r. 1120 Sacramento
Kelly John W., laborer, r. Clifton House
Kelly Joseph, r. 530 Mission
Kelly Joseph, butcher, 1159 Howard, r. 1233 Folsom
Kelly Joseph A., special policeman, r. 1409 Jackson
Kelly Joseph B., signpaiuter, r. 1009 Harrison
Kelly Joseph F., tinsmith, r. 1319 Green
Kelly Joseph M., cook, r. 636 Commercial
Kelly Joseph P., clerk Heydenfeldt, Jefferson & Levy,
r. 2912 California
Kelly J. P., r. The Baldwin
Kelly J. S. R., teamster, r. 619 Fourth
Kelly Julia, widow, r. S s M, bet Noe and Sanchez
Kelly Julia Miss, r. 525 M Stevenson
Kelly Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1729 Eddy
Kelly Kate, -widow, r. 218 Ritch, rear
Kelly Kate, domestic NW cor Fillmore and Hayes
Kelly Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Kelly Kate Miss, saleslady C. H. Mercer, r. Mission, bet
Fourth and Fifth
Kelly Kate Mrs., bakery, 327 Fourth
Kelly Katie, domestic 1429 Post
Kelly Kate, domestic 2020 Pine
Kelly Kieran, groceries and bakery, 815 Point Lobos
Av
Kelly Lawrence, contractor, r. 1 Le Eoy PI
Kelly Lawrence, laborer, r. 823 Greenwich, rear
Kelly Lawrence, merchant tailor, 27 Fourth, r. 1437
Valencia
Kelly Lettie Mrs., assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1604 Mason
Kelly Luke, laborer, r. 1155 Folsom, rear
Kelly M.. stevedore A.. C. Freese
Kelly Malachi, laborer, r. 8 Bartol
Kelly Mamie A. Miss, r. 2211 Pine
Kelly Manus (C. & M. Kelly) r. 517 Grove
Kelly Margaret, widow, r. 447 Minna
Kelly Margaret, widow, r. 937 Folsom
Kelly Margaret Miss, tuiloress, r. 508 Howard
Kelly Maria Miss. r. 40 Tehama
Kelly Mark, plasterer, r. 424 Powell
Kelly Martin, r. 858 Mission
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A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St.
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Kelly Martin, new and secondhand machinery. 225
Folsom, and foreman Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D., r.
318 Main
Kellj' Martin, laborer, r. SW cor Lagnna and Ash Av
Kelly Martin O., liquor saloon, 1111 Howard, r. 10J6
Laugtou
Kellv Mary, cook Mount St. Joseph's Infant Asylum.
South S. F.
Kelly Jlary, domestic 109 Taylor
Kelly Mar.v, domestic 628 California
Kelly Mary, domestic 1581 Folsom
Kelly Mary, domestic 201-t Powell
Kelly Mary, domestic 2205 Bevissdcro
Kelly Mary, domestic NW cor Baker and Haight
Kelly Mary, milliner, r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Kelly Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 24 Ritch
Kelly Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 24 Nebraska
Kelly Mary Mrs., r. 264 Clementina, rear
Kelly Marv Mrs., jani tress Eitrhth St. Primary School,
r. 1207" Howard
Kelly Mary, weaver Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 15 Hubbard :
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 13(5 Seventh
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 412 Xatoma
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 513 Hyde
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 623 Minna, rear
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 1207 Howard
Kelly Mary, widow, lodgings, 308 Tehama
Kelly Mary, widow, fruits, 1132 Folsom
Kelly Mary A., domestic 418 Eddy
Kelly Mary E., widow, r. S s Nebraska, bet Alameda
and El Dorado
Kelly Mary T., widow, r. 741 Tehama
Kelly Michael, r. 109 Rose Av
Kelly Michael, asphaltum roofer, r. 777 Market
Kelly Michael, blacksmith, r. 1146 Howard
Kelly Michael, boilermaker, r.j42S Clementina
Kelly Michael, cartman, r. 2016 Filbert
Kelly Michael, cigarmaker. r. 1516 Leavenworth
Kelly Michael, engineer Sutter St. ER., r. 14243^ Jack-
son
Kelly Michael, hackman, r. 508 Jessie
Kelly Michael, hostler, r.409 Clementina
Kelly Michael, iron worker, r. 356 Minna
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 13 Beideman
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Kelly Michael, machinist, r. 438 Shipley
Kelly Michael, nightwatchmau Mechanics' Mills, r.
79 Clementina
Kelly Michael, shoemaker, r. 9 Ohio
Kelly Michael, tanner, r. Nebraska, bet Twenty-
fourth and Tweuty-iifth
Kelly Michael, waiter, r. 805 Bryant
Kelly Michael H. (Kelly & Egan) r. 325 Hayes
Kelly Michael J., butcher 3-4 Centre Market, r. 1840
Ellis
Kelly MicliaelJ., contractor, 432 Kearny, r. 2912
California
Kelly Mortimer, hackman, r. 218 Prospect PI
Kelly M. T. Mrs., janitress Hayes Valley Primary
School
Kelly O'Donnell, capitalist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Kelly Orrin A., po.ter Redington & Co., r. 28 Pleas-
ant
Kelly Owen, hackman, NW cor Geary and Stockton,
r. E s Second Av, nr Sixteenth
Kelly P., physician, r. 310 Tehama
Kelly P. A., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Kelly Patrick, r. 408 Fourth
Kelly Patrick, bake.y, 238 Fifth
Kelly Patrick, blacksmith, r. 17 Zoe
Kelly Patrick, boots and shoes, 238 Kearny, r. 506 Guer-
rero
Kelly Patrick, cook, r. 151 Natoma
Kelly Patrick, furnished rooms, 748 Howard
Kelly Patrick, hostler, r. 642 Howard
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 127 Shipley, rear
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 307 Thirtieth
Kelly Patriik. laborer, r. 526 Howard
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 1742 Geary
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Thirty-fourth Av and
Clement
Kelly Patrick Rev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius Col-
lege, 214 Hayes
Kelly Patrffk. seaman, r. 842 Harrison
Kelly Patri'.k, shoemaker, 607 Sacramento, r. 207 Lang-
ton
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker, r. 6 Rose Av
Kelly Patrick, special policeman, r. 29 Natoma
Kelly Patrick, tanner, r. 24 First Av, rear
Kelly Patrick, teamster, r. 147 Minna
Kelly Patrick, teamster, r. 76 Clementina
Kelly Patrick A., laborer, r. 650 Folsom
Kelly Patrick F., hostler City RR., r. E 8 Second Av,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Kelly Patrick F., shoemaker, r. 6 Rose Av
Kelly Patrick H., calker, r. 527 Mission
Kelly Patrick J., hackman, cor Geary and Kearny, r.
15 Polk
Kelly Patrick T., policeman, r. 204 Eleventh
Kelly Patrick W., laborer, r. S s Elizabeth, bet Noe
and Sanchez
Kelly P. C, blacksmith, r. Columbia Hotel
Kelly P. C, helper Kisdon I. and L.WorKS
Kelly Peter, bookkeeper P. A. McDonald, r. 246 Fourth
Kelly Peter, cook Woodward's Gardens Restaurant
Kelly Peter, groceries aud liquors, 235 Fell
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 17 Zoe
Kelly Peter, laborer A. E. Buckman
Kelly Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Masonic and Point
Lobos Avs
Kelly Peter, longshoreman, r. 419}^ Filbert
Kelly Peter, pressfeeder E. Detrick & Co., r. 29 Na-
toma
Kelly Peter Jr. , clerk Peter Kelly, r. 235 Fell
Kelly Peter J., laborer, r. 130 Eleventh
Kelly Peter M.. laborer Pac. Rolling- Mills
Kelly P. H., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Kelly Pierre, carpenter, r. 717 Clementina
Kelly P. J., cuop.-r, r. 1012 Scott
Kelly P. W., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Kelly Rhody, bootcutter. r. 913 Shotwell
Kelly Richard, hackman, r. 333 Vallejo
Kelly Richard, laborer, r. 619 Fourth
Kelly Richard, seaman, r. 44 Ritch
Kelly Richard, tailor, r. 365 Clementina
Kelly Richard E., mining secretary, 419 Califor-
nia, room 1, r. The Truesilell
Kelly Richard F., messman P. M. SS. Granada
Kelly Richard J., compositor Examiner, r. 101 Tehama
Kelly Robert G., superintendent coal dejit P. M. SS.
Co., r. 2320 Mission
Kelly Robert J., sash and blind maker, r. 319 Fourth
Kelly Rose, widow, r. 110 Minna
Kelly S. E. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar School,
r. 136 Seventh
Kelly Stephen, laborer, r. 34 5^ Zoe
Kelly Stephen, laborer, r. 211 Eighth, rear
Kelly Stephen, laborer, r. 1817 Stockton
1 Kelly Stephen T., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
I Kelly Susan Miss, r. 11 Water
' Kelly T. B. Mrs., widow, r. 2212 Pine
Kelly Thomas (Kelly & Manning) r. Eighth Av, bet
I L and M, South S. F.
; Kelly Thomas, butcher, r. 605 Pine
Kelly Thomas, clerk, r. 24 Ritch
Kelly Thomas, clerk, r. 2r25 California
Kelly Thomas, driver City Cab and Carriage Co., r.
174 Jessie
Kelly Thomas, driver City RR., r. 1910 Mission
Kelly Thomas, employe.' Union Iron Works, r. 508
Howard
Kelly Thomas, foundryman, r. 530 Mission
Kelly Thomas, hostler, r. N s Everett, bet Third and
Fourth
Kelly Thomas, ironworker, r. 356 Minna
Kelly Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. S s Clipper, bet Castro and
Noe
Kelly Thomas, longshoreman, r. 73 Natoma
Kelly Thoma-s. livery and boarding stable, 1029 Pine,
r. 224 Austin
Kelly Thomas, plumber, r. N s Baker, bet McAllister
and Tyler
Kelly Thomas, proptr Cal. Sale and Exchange Stables,
NW cor Geary and Leavenworth
Kelly Thomas, salesman Keane Bros., r. Ahlborn
H<mse
Kelly Thomas, soapmaker, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Webster
Kelly Thomas, stonemason, r. South Park House
Kelly Thomas, stripper Meyer k, Dabelstein, r. 642
Jessie
Kelly Thomas, tanner, r. 2761 Mission
Kelly Thomas, teamster, cor Front and Clay, r. 6'22
OFarrell
I Kelly Thomas A., stevedore, r. 6S0 Mission
; Kelly Thomas J., clerk U.H.Shinn.r. 817 Greenuwich
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JOI-4N WICMORE, Office 133 Spear St.
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Kelly Thomas M. H., painter, r. 115 Thirteenth
Kelly Thomas W., waiter, r. Seventeenth Av, bet Q
and R, South S. F.
Kelly Timothy, gardener, r. S s Lake, bet Ninth and
Tenth Avs
Kelly Timothy, lamplighter, r. 2912 Sacramento
Kelly Timothy, tanner, r. Park House
Kelly Timothy J., painter, r. 26 Hermann
Kelly Walter E. M., clerk, r. 560 Mission
Kelly W. H., helijer Risdon I. and L. Works
Kelly William, r. 1319 Green
Kelly William, .cabinetmaker, r. 453 Tehama
Kelly William, clerk Ambrose & floran, r. 1337 Du-
pont
Kelly William, driver J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 10233^
Clay
Kelly William, hostler Presidio Reservation
Kelly William, laborer, r. 12 Chesley
Kelly William, laborer, r. 328 Third
Kelly William, machinist, r. 508 Powell
Kelly William, shoemaker, r. 72 Natoma
Kelly William, tanner, r. Nebraska, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-iifth
Kelly William, tinsmith, r. cor Fifteenth and Castro
Kelly William A., clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 15 Hub-
bard
Kelly William E., patternmaker, r. 281 Minna
Kelly William F., blacksmith, r. 20 Perry
Kelly William H., trunkmaker, r. 651 Minna
Kelly William J., cigar dealer, r. 613 Stockton
Kelly William J. S., salesman Newman & Levinson,
r. 747 Howard
Kelly Si Klg-an. (Michael H. Kelly and John Egan)
wholesale liquor dealers, 623 Sansome
Kelly & Gilclirist (John Kelly and John G.Gil-
christ) importers and jobbers wines and liquors,
309-311 Front ,
Kelly & Manning (Thomas Kelly and William Man-
ning) tanners, E s Seventh Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
B^'Kelly. See Kelley
Kelm William H., butcher, 1226 Pacific
Kelpe Charles, tailor, r. 256}^ Jessie
Kelsey Gold and Silver Mining Co., John H. Sayre
secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
Kelsey Henry, with W. L. Cowan & Co.. r. 609 San-
some
Kelsey H. R. Miss, telegraph operator, r. 335 Geary
Kelsey James T., compositor, r. 531 Post
Kelso John (Hancock & Kelso) r. 242 Shotwell •
Kelso Samuel, boot crimper, r. 313 Twenty-ninth
Kelt«r Bernard, laborer, r. 1910 Ellis
Kelter Bertha, widow, dressmaker, 37 Fifth
Kelterer Frederick, bakery, E s Mission, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Keltlng Jacob (Kelting & Tietjen) r. 429 East
Kelting William,' salesman Rosenbaum &Co.,r. 821
California
Kelting & Tietjen (Jacob Kelting and Diedrich W.
Tietjen) groceries and liquors, SW cor Washing-
ton and East
Kelton Charlotte J., ^ widow, r. cor Twenty-fourth and
Kansas
Kelton David J., pressman J. B,. Brodie & Co., r. Ala-
bama, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Kelton David M., calker, r. Alabama, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty- fourth
Kelton E. W., watchman P. C. SS. Idaho
Kelton Joliii C, colonel U, S. A., assistant adju-
tant-general Military Division Pacific and Dept
California, Presidio Reservation
Kelton Lorenzo C, r. 30 Liberty
Kelty James E., upholsterer, r. 1402 Polk
Kelvlngton George C, carpenter, r. 1131 Clay
Kemble William R., carpenter, r. 236 Sixteenth
Kemm Edward,caBhier O. Lawton & Co., r. 10 Monroe
Kemm Joseph, collector, r. 18 Mason
Kemme A. Mrs., widow, r. 532 Polk
Kemmy John Rev., pastor St. Theresa Church, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
Kemner George, clerk, r. 1849}^ Stevenson
Kemp Arthur S., cashier J.W. Davidson & Co., r.l911
Leavenworth
Kemp Charles L., clerk, r. 1911 Leavenworth
Kemp George, waiter, r. 32 Second
Kemp Georgie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1911 Leavenworth
Kemp J. & Co. (Joseph Kemp and William Bateman)
woodland ivory turners, and carvers, and cabinet
making, 109 Mission
Kemp James 0., teacher music Industrial School
Kemp John H., agent B. L. Solomon's Sons (New
York) upholstery goods, 652 Market, r. 2516 Clay
Kemp John W., Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont-
gomery
Kemp Joseph (J. Kemp & Co.) r. 2230 J4 Mission
Kemp Margaret Mrs., dressmaKer, 426 Third
Kemp Mary R., widow, r. 1911 Leavenworth
Kemp Peter M., clerk, r. 2516 Clay
Kemp William, bartender, r. 706 California
Kemj) William, longshoreman, r. 103 Sacramento
Kemp William, waiter Palace Hotel Restaurant
BoT'Kemp. See Camp and Kempe
Kempe Arnold H., cigar mnir, r. 1805 Scott
Kempe Ernest, confectioner, r. 249 Stevenson
Kempe Matilda, widow, r. 1127 Ellis
Kempe Max, clerk Adolph Griesser, r. 1127 Ellis
Kempert Theodore, clerk Cal. Central RR., r. 808 Mis-
sion
Kempf John, clerk Philip, Speyer & Co., r. 1509Larkin
Kempf Lena, domestic 2120 Pine
Kempf Rosa, domestic 20 Riucon PI
Kempfer Charles, bootfitter, r. 252 Jessie
Kempfer Henry, cigarmaker, r. 435 Pine
Kempff Louis, coinmander U. S. Navy, r. 2316 Clay
Kempkey Augustus, salesman Main & Winchester, r.
Oakland
Kemple George, drayman, r. 904 Kearny
Kempner Frank, trunkmaker, r. 435 Pine
Kempson Harry G., bookkeeper San Francisco Ben.
Assn, r. 1409 Folsom
Kempson Walter N., clerk, 442 California, r. 7 Wet-
more PI
Kenake Louis A., bartender, r. 315 O'Farrell
Kenake Louis T., clerk Davis Bros., r. 315 O'Farrell
Kendall C. W., r. 215 Post
Kendall Cyrus, r. 711 California
Kendall Edward G., cashier William L.Duncan, r. 119
Valparaiso
Kendall Frank H., clerk Burnham & Lynch, r. 109
Fifth
Kendall Frank I. (H. Hughes & Co.) r. 725 Pine
Kendall George H., milkman, r. 119 Valparaiso
Kendall Jerome, carpenter, r. 119 Valparaiso
Kendall Jerome F., salesman L. E. White, r. Oakland
Kendall Joseph H., teamster, r. 736 Harrison
Kendall Lily L. Miss, portrait painter, r. 1230 Valen-
cia
Kendall Lorenze Mrs., widow, r. 131 Perry, rear
Kendall Mary E., widow, r. 1053 Mission
Kendall M. V. Mrs., furnished rooms, 207 Kearny
Kendall Rebecca A. Mrs., r. 736 Harrison
Kendall Sophronia, widow, r. 150 Ninth
Kendall Stephen, machinist, r. 819 Howard
Kendall Thomas, boatman, r. 415 East
Kendall Thomas, ijaperhanger, r. 500 Broadway
Kendall Thomas, with Crystal Soda Co., r. 334 Vallejo
Kendall William, foreman Pac. Improvement Go's
Stables, r. 603 Fourth
Kendall Winfield W., machinist Sutter St. RR., r,
Creedmore House
Kendericks Jacob, r. 421 Bush
Kendig Daniel Rev., chaplain U. S. A., Post
Chaplain, Presidio
Kendig Daniel, salesman Waterhouse & Lester, r. 623
Post
Kendrick Dennis L., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
11 Bernice
Kendrick Emma C, widow, r. 510 Taylor
Kendrick Frank P., machinist, r. 13Bernice
Kendrick M., r. 606 Fourth
Kendrick Maurice A., foreman warehouse Continental
Oil and Trans. Co., r. 26 Freelon
Kendrick Michael J., cooper, r. Terminal Hotel
Kendrick Patrick F., machinist, r. 1031 Twentieth
Kendrick Rodney, bookkeeper William J. Adams, r.
39 Fifth
Kendrick Thomas, stonecutter, r. N s Bryant, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Kendrick Thomas, teamster, r. 531 Natoma
Kendrigau Patrick, laborer, r. 159 Minna
Keudrigan Thomas, laborer, r. 254 Perry
Kenealy Catherine, widow, r. 260 Eighth
Kenealy David, marble polisher, r. 528 Fourth
Kenealy Eliza Mrs., fruits, candies, etc., 528 Fourth
Kenealy James, plasterer, r. 1317 Mission _
Kenealy John, tailor, r. 1317 Mission
Kenefick Dnvid, seaman, r. 189 Shipley
Kenefick Michael, labfirer, r. 724 Clementina
Kenefick Patrick, laborer, r. 22 M Rausch
Kenely Kate, widow, r. 51 Minna
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to Braverknan «t L.evy
M9 MONTCOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHI^fO CAIiliED FOR AN» UEI^IVKKED.
OFFICK. 64M*9IARHKT STREET.
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Kenely Thomas J., molder, r. 51 Minna
Kenfield E. D. (Sadler & Co.) r. Oakland
Kenitzer Charles W. (Kcnitzer & Raun) r. 2015 Web-
ster
Kenitzer Henry (Kenitzer & Raun) r. Lick House
Kenitzer & Raiin (Henry and ^harles W. Kenitzer and
Edward T. Raun) architects, 601 California
Eenna Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Langton and Harrison
Kenna John, machinist, r. S s Nineteenth, bet Sher-
man and Diamond
Kenna Kittie Miss, tobacco-stemmer. r. 28 Mission
Kenna Owen, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Kenna Patrick, liquor saloon, 32 Clara
Kenna Patrick, sulphur burner, r. 32 Clara
Kenna P. J. G., city agent The State Investment and
Insurance Co., r. 3520 Mission
Kenna Robert E. Rev., S. J., president St.
Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Kenna Sarali, widow, groceries, W s Mission, nr
Thirtieth
Kenna William, hostler Central RR., r. 32 Clara
i^'Kenna. See Kenney
Kennan M. L., r. 2735 Howard
Kennard Daniel H., steward Hose No. 8, S. F. F. D.,
Filbert, bet Webster and Fillmore
Kennard George W., district engineer S.F.F.D., office
Engine House No. 7, r. 27 Second Av
Kennealy John, contractor, r. S s Birch Av, nr Laguna
Kennealy Patrick, laborer, r. S s Sierra, bet Georgia
and Michigan
Kennealy William J., blacksmith, r. S s Birch Av, bet
• Buchanan and Laguna
J89*"Kenuealy. See Kenealy and Kennelly
Kennedy A. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 308 Mason
Kennedy Agnes, widow, r. 335 Beale
Kennedy Alexander, captain SS. George Harley, r.
a)8 Second
Kennedy Alfred, billposter, r. 168M Clementina
Kennedy Angus, carpenter, r. 214 Hii-kory Av
Kennedy B., carpenter, r. Washington Av, nr Precita
PI, B. H.
Kennedy B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 100 Jones
Kennedy Bartholomew, blacksmith, 312 Fifth, r. 37
Rausch
Kennedy Benjamin ©..actuary Pac. Mutual Life In-
surance Co., r.2414 Sutter
Kennedy Bernard, carpenter, r. 1222 Jackson
Kennedy Bernard, tanner, r. SW cor Seventh Av and N,
South S. F.
Kennedy, Brennan <& Co. (Philip Kennedy, John
Brennan and Cornelius P. Kennedy) dry goods,
901-!i05 Market
Kennedy Bridget, widow, r. 233 Main
Kennedy Bryan O'B., r. 628 Ellis
Kennedy Catherine, widow, r. 626 Natoma
Kennedy Catherine, widow, r. 709 Tehama, rear
Kennedy Catlierine Mrs., embroidery. Ill Sixth, r. NE
cor Lombard and Pierce
Kennedy Charle.s, driver, r. 231 Fifth
Kennedy Cornelius J., clerk J. M. Moran & Co., r. 1700
Eddy
Kennedy Cornelius P. (Kennedy, Brennan & Co.) r.
Oakland
Kennedy Daniel, hostler Cliff House
Kennedy Daniel, laborer, r. 214 First
Kennedy Delia, domestic 1538 Washington
Kennedy Delia, laundress S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Kennedy Dennis, groceries and liquors, SW cor Pierce
and Eddy
Kennedy Dennis, marble polisher, r. 1714 Stevenson
Kennedy Duncan, driver Market St. RR., r. 529 Va-
lencia
Kennedy Edward, r. 27Q0 Howard
Kennedy Edward, boilermaker, r. 233 Main
Kennedy Edward, laborer, r. 668 Mission
Kennedy Edwartl, saddler, r. 27 Hinckley
Kennedy E. G., chief engineer P. M. SS. City of Rio
de Janeiro
Kennedy Eliza, widow, r. 1213 Clay
Kennedy Eliza J., widow, r. 526 Merchant
Kennedy Ellen E., widow, r. 112 Ridley
Kennedy Eugeue. lamplighter, and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 123 Ridley
Kennedy Flora Miss, vest maker, r. 106 Fourth
Kennedy Francis, blacksmith, r. 660 Seventeenth
Kennedy Frank, attorney at law, 523 Kearny,
room 1
Kennedy George V., blacksmith, r. 18 First
Kennedy Henry, r. 24 Anna
Kennedy Henry, steerage steward P. M. SS. City of
Tokio
Kennedy Hugh, horseshoer, 4 Spring, r. 319 Clemen-
tina
•Kennedy Hugh, machinist, r.48 Riteh
Kennedy Isabella Mrs., r. 1222 Jackson
Kennedy J., hairpicker Charles M. Plum & Co.
Kennedy J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Kennedy James, collector and general agent, 417
Kearny, room 8, r. 1616 Pacific
Kennedy James, cooper, r. 32M Perry
Kennedy James, driver, r. 372 Clementina
Kennedy James, fireman P. C. SS. Columbia, r. 524
First
Kennedy James, harness cleaner, r. 115 Stockton
Kennedy James, laborer, r. 28 First
Kennedy James, laborer, r. 244 M Perry
Kennedy James, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf
Kennedy James, marblepolisher, r. 1714 Stevenson
Kennedy James, salesman Kennedy, Brennan & Co.,
r. 949 Harrison
Kennedy James, salesman O'Connor, MoSatt & Co., r.
324 Lily Av
Kennedy James, seaman, r. 44 Steuart
Kennedy James, shoecutter, r. .508 Vallejo •
Kennedy James,, shoecutter, r. 20 Moss
Kennedy James F., horseshoer, 195 Stevenson, r. 660
Seventeenth
Kennedy James K., shipcarpenter, r. 126 Silver
Kennedy James P., agent, r. 705 McAllister
Kennedy James S., mining engineer, r. 610 Polk
Kennedy Jane Miss, housekeeper 839 O'Farrell
Kennedy J. C, r. 1019 Alabama
Kennedy John, boilermaker, r. 142 Folsom
Kennedy John, carpenter, r. 2112 Larkin
Kennedy John, clerk, r. 35 Welsh
Kennedy John, cook P. C. SS. Ancon, r. SW cor Bat-
tery and Green
Kennedy John, foreman Wempe Bros., r. 508 Vallejo
Kennedy John, horseshoer, r. 319 Clementina
Kennedy John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont;
gomery
Kennedy John, laborer, r. 313 Main
Kennedy John, laborer, r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy John, laborer, r. 33 Lafayette
Kennedy J.ohu. laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Kennedy John, laborer, r. 12 Maria
Kennedy John, laborer, r. SEcor Broderick and Union
Kennedy John, laborer, r. 2433 Larkin
Kennedy John, longshoreman, r. 32 DeBoom
Kennedy John A., shipwright, r. 267 Clara
Kennedy John D., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Kennedy John D., salesman, r. 914 Post
Kennedy John E., compositor Morning Call, r. 417
Kearny
Kennedy John F. (Turner, Kennedy & Shaw, and Mor-
ris«& Kennedy) r. 1727 Pine
Kennedy John H., stevedore, r. 127 Jackson
Kennedy John J., compositor, r. 20 Moss
Kennedy John J., laborer, r. 322 Fifth
Kennedy John J., marhiuist, r. 546 Howard
Kennedy John J., sawyer, r. 2112 Larkin
Kennedy John O'B., r. 628 Ellis
Kennedy Joseph, r. 126 Silver
Kennedy Joseph, barber, r. 90 Everett
Kennedy Joseph, boilermaker, r. 2 Lick Alley
Kennedy Joseph, clerk, r. 112 Ridley
Kennedy Joseph, sawyer, r. Seventeenth Av, bet Q and
R, Soutli S. F.
Kennedy Joseph, teamster, r. 636 Commercial
Kennedy Kate Miss, principal North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1213 Clay
Kennedy Katie, ifonieBtic 458 Guerrero
Kennedy Katie Miss, seamstress, r. 48 Minna
Kennedy Lizzie Miss, saleslady Kennedy, Brennan &
Co., r. 949 Harrison
Kennedy Lizzie Miss, vestmaker, r. 106 Fourth
Kennedy Loren, driver Market St. RR.. r. 16 Bluxome
Kennedy Luke, eievutorman Palace Hotel
Kennedy L. W.. stockbroker, 421 California
Kennedy M., clerk, r. The Truesdell
Kfunedy M. A., theatrical manager, r. 218 Stockton
Kennedy Maggie, chambermaid International Hotel
Kennedy Magviie, d'>)iu->tic 2510 Clay
Kennedy Maggie, starcher Standard Shirt Factory, r.
50 Nevada
Kennedy Mamie Miss, compositor, r. 59 Stevenson
Kennedy M. A. R. Mrs., widow, r. 107 Fifth
Kennedy Margaret, widow, r. 51 Minna "
Kennedy Mark N., cook. r. 429 Shipley
G. W. CLARK &, CO. INIE^mOR'TECORATORS, s'Saa^^utfrKU'irfX^s^
Wholesale A\iil Retail dealers In Paper
IlangiueH, and all kinds of Window
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
m.TOX IHOX WORKK, 213 Fremont Street,
.Manufacturers of Sugar Ulillti, Vacuum PauH, Ktc.
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Kennedy Martin, mason, r. 11}^ Freelon
Kennedy Martin J., signpainter, r. 11}^ Freelon
Kennedy Mary, domestic 335 Beale
Kennedy Mary, domestic 826 Bush
Kennedy Mary, domestic 1030 Bush
Kennedy Mary, domestic l'J09 Van Ness Av
Kennedy Matthew G., mining, r. 1507 Folsom
Kennedy Maurice, seaman stmr Areata, r. 54 Sacra-
mento
Kennedy Maurice, shoemaker City and Coiinty Alms
House, r. E s Ocean House Koad, nr Twenty-
fourth
Kennedy Michael, canmakep, r. 43 Sixth
Kennedy Michael, carpenter, r. '11 Clarence PI
Kennedy Michael, machinist, r. 270 Clementina
Kennedy Michael, machinist, r. 734 Harrison
Kennedy Michael, porter Sachs, Heller & Co
Ellis
Kennedy Michael, teamster, r. 18 Boardman PI
Kennedy Nellie Miss, r. 59 Stevenson
Kennedy Nora, domestic 1511 Webster
Kennedy P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Kennedy Patrick, briikmason S. F. Gas Light Co.
Kennedy. Patrick, coalpasser O. K. and N. SS. Colum-
bia
Kennedy Patrick, expressman, SE cor Pine and San-
some, r. 107 Perry
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 43 Sixth
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 153 Clara
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. NE cor Folsom and
Twenty-seventh, B. H.
Kennedy Patrick, marblecutter, r. 614 Natoma
Kennedy Patrick, molder, r. 10 Ecker, rear
Kennedy Patrick, seaman, r. 319 Harrison
Kennedy Patrick, teamster, r. Twenty-third, bet York
and Hampshire
Kennedy Patrick B., importer drygoods, 232 Kearny,
r. N s Silver Av, nr San Bruno Road
Kennedy Patrick J., r. 107 Perry
Kennedy Patrick J., stockbroker, r. 1516 Taylor
Kennedy Patrick J., watchmaker, r. 914 Post
Kennedj' Peter, laborer, r. 120}^ Townsend
Kennedy Pbilii) (Kennedy, Brennan & Co.) r. 1408
Howard
Kennedy P. J., salesman, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Kennedy Richard, laborer, r. 372 Clementina
Kennedy Richard T., salesman Keane Bros., r. Oak-
land
Kennedy Robert, r. 216 Third
Kennedy Thomas, blacksmith, r. 628 Brannan
Kennedy Thomas, hostler, r. 1311 California
Kennedy Thomas, iiacker A. Schilling & Co., r. 20
Chesley
Kennedy Thomas, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
564 Howard j,
Kennedy Thomas, seaman P. C. SS. George W. Elder
Kennedy Thomas, shipcarpenter, r. 2611 Pine
Kennedy Thomas, shoemaker, r. 2112 Larkin
Kennedy Thomas, special policeman, r. 508 Vallejo
Kennedy Thomas Jr., clerk, r. 508 Vallejo
Kennedy Thomas H., carpenter, r. 27 Clarence PI
Kennedy Thomas H., compositor Morning Call, r. 20
Moss
Kennedy Timothy J., cook, r. 533 Sacramento
Kennedy William, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Kennedy William, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 725
Harrison
Kennedy William, engineer tug Alpha, r. 8 Freelon
Kennedy William, teamster, r. NW cor Clay and Stock-
ton
Kennedy William, tinroofer, r. 11 Ji Freelon
Kennedy William, wheelwright, r. 1714 Jessie
Kennedy William E., woodcarver, r. W s Washington
Av, nr Precita PI, B. H., rear
Kennedy William H., teamster, r. 526 Merchant
Kennedy William J., clerk First National Gold Bank
of S. F., r. 37 Rauseh
Kennedy & McGruder (Mrs. Kate McGruder) millin-
ery, 915 Market
Kennelly Daniel, ironmolder, r.21 Moss
Kenuelly Edward, amalgamator, r. 1432 Jackson
Kennelly Edward B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 1432 Jackson
Kennelly Esther Miss, r. 1219 Green
Kennelly Mary Miss, r. 1219 Green
Kennelly Patrick(Kennelly & Sullivan)r. 611 Seventh
KenneUy Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Bryant Av, rear
Kennelly & Sullivan (Patrick Kennelly and Florence
Sullivan) blacksmiths, 1123 Market
l9£P"Kennelly. See Kenealy and Kennealy
Kennerson Elisha, deputy sheriflF.r. SE cor Union and
Gough
Kennerson Sophia G., widow, r. 1404 Van Ness Av
Kennett William, stovemounter, r. 30 Silver, rear
Kenney Augustus Reid, clerk pay dept C. P. RR., r.
501 Geary
Kenney Catharine, widow, r. 115 Ash Av
Kenney Catherine, domestic 454 Bryant
Kenuey Charles, machinist, r. 83 Clementina
Kenney Charles, machinffet, r. 1151 Folsom
Kenney Charles, i^ainter, r. 547 Mission
Kenney Charles A. (Kenney & Dyer) r. 314 Stockton
Kenney Edward, hackman, r. 803 Greenwich
Kenney Edward, laborer, r. 106 William
Kenney Frances, cook, 1112 Bush
Kenney G. W., mining, r. 32 Fourth
Kenney James, laborer, r. 112 William
Kenuey James, longshoreman, r. 38 Loiysa
Kenuey James, melter Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 2625 Folsom
Kenney James, milkman, r. SW cor San Bruno Road
and Serpentine Av
Kenney James, miner, r. 8 Willow Av
Kenney James S., r. 2625 Folsom
Kenney John, dummyman, r. 1406 Pacific
Kenuey John, hackman Plazi, r. 803 Greenwich
Kenney John, janitor, r. 6 Miles PI
Kenney John, laborer American Sugar Refinery
Kenney John, miner, r. 17 Seventh
Kenney John W., machinist, r. 1151 Folsom
Kenney Luke, night watchman Palace Hotel, r. 151
Tehama
Kenney Margaret Mrs., r. 211 ><; Tehama
Kenney Martiu (Kenney & Gilligan) r. 127 Eighth
Kenney Mary Miss, vestmaker C. Ward, r. Oakland
Kenney Mary Mrs., r. 17 Seventh
Kenney Michael, coremaker, r. 112 William
Kenney Michael, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Kenney Michael, liquor saloon, Dunbar Alley, rear
old City Hall
Kenuey Michael, shoemaker, r. 153'^ Clara
Kenney Michael M., expressman, r. 216 Ninth
Kfenney Patrick, laborer, r. 245}^ Perry, rear
Kenney Patrick, longshoreman, r. 6 Rincon Av
Kenney Patrick, shoemaker, 237 Jackson
Kenuey Samuel, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair Man-
ufacturing Co.
Kenn'ey Thomas, ironmolder, r. 944 Mission
Kenney Thomas, laborer, r. 18 Bryant Av
Kenney Thomas, laborer, r. 430 Clementina
Kenney William, laborer, r. N s Moulton, bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Kenney William, pantryman American Exchange
Hotel
Kenney William, teamster Presidio Reservation
Kenney & Dyer (Charles A. Kenney and Joseph
P. Dyer) stockbrokers, 228 Montgomery
Kenney & Gilligan (Martin Kenney and Martin Gilli-
gan) wood and coal, 127 Eighth
\SW Kenney. See Kenny and Kinney
Kenuifl" Andrew D., foreman Union Box Factory, r.
1417 Mason
Kenniff Cornelius A., clerk Davisson, Hall & Co., r.
1417 Mason
Kennison J. Fred, clerk Hartford Fire Insurance
Co., r. Oakland
Kennistou J. J., traveling salesman Benedict & Smith,
136 Montgomery
Kennovan Jame.*, cigars, NE cor Montgomery and
Sacramento, r. Portland Lodging House
Kenny Alfred, stevedore A. C. Freese
Kenny Bernard, nurse City and County Hospital, r.
1017 Hampshire
Kenny Catherine, domestic 608 Guerrero
Kenny Delia, domestic 4 Waller
Kenny Dennis, carrier Call and BitUetin, r. 20 Oak
Grove Av
Kenny Edward, contractor, r. 2733 Pine
Kenny Frank G., clerk Spring Valley W.W., r. 619
Pine
Kenny Frank H., upholsterer, r. 734 Church
Kenny George L., manager bank and official dept A.
L. Bancroft & Co., r. 809 Guerrero
Kenny George L. Jr., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
809 Guerrero
Kenny Isabella, widow, r. W s Chattanooga, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Kenny James, waiter, r. 737 Howard
Kenny James, whitener, r. 13 Mason
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
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Kenny James F., clerk Timothy Horgan, r. 517 Hick-
ory Av
Kenny Jeremiah, teamster, r. 2733 Pine
Kenny John, capitalist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Kenny John, carriagemaker. 850 Howard, r. Nebraska,
hvt Twenty-l'unrth and Twenty-fifth
Kenny John, foreman machinist itna Iron Works, r.
S s Nineteenth, bet Sherman and Diamond
Kenny John, laborer, r. W s Twenty-sixth, bet Point
Lobos Av and A
Kenny John, laborer Pao. Rolling Mills
Kenny John, mechanic, r. 737 Howard
Kenny John, milk dairy,E s Twenty-sixth Av, nr Point
Lobos Av
Kenny John, saloonkeeper, r. 426 Stevenson
Kenny John, w'aiter, r. 274 Minna
Kenny •Tolin, wholesale liquors, COS Front, r. NW
cor Yolo and Nebi'aska
Kenny John D., guard House of Correction
Kenny John F., blacksmith, r. 1004 Mission
Kenny John J., groceries and liquors, 1020 Pacific
Kenny John S., laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Kenny John S., tailor, 17 Geary, r. 6503^ Natoma
Kenny Julia, widow, r. 1022 Pacific
Kenny Kearn, real estate and business agent, 22
Kearny, r. 1628 Pierce
Kenny Lauience,^bagsewer, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1617 Leavenworth
Kenny Margaret, widow, r. 431 Minna
Kenny Margaret T., widow, r. 734 Church
Kenny Mary J. Miss, glovemaker, r. 23 Park Av
Kenny Michael, gasfitter A. F. Nye & Co., 315 Pine
Kenny Owen, hackman, r. 17 Hubbard
Kenny Owen, waiter, r. 446 Natoma
Kenny Patrick, shoemaker, r. 127 Jackson
Kenny Patrick, tanner, r. 517 Hickory Av
Kenny Patrick, yardman F. Barnard & Co., r. 903 Bat-
tery, rear
Kenny Peter C, clerk Kearn Kenny, r. 1628 Pierce
Kenny P. H., coiiyist County Clerk, r. 353M Clara
Kenny Therese, widow, r. 23 Park Av
Kenny Thomas (Cole, Kenny ■&, Co.) r. 10 Verona,
rear
Kenny Thomas, ironmolder, r. 944 Mission
Kenny Thomas, teamster, r. Branch House
Kenny T. W., clerk F. A. Rouleau, r. 219 Dupont
Kenny William, laborer, r. 33 Lafayette
BS" Kenny. See Keuney, Kinne, Kinney and Kenna
Kensel Katie Miss, glovemaker, r. 1315 Kearny
Kensington Carriage Manufactory, John Knownburg
proptr, 2621 Folsom
Kensley Peter, gripman Presidio RE., r. 1205 Union
Kent Daniel M., mining secretary, 330 Pine, rooms
18-19, r. Oakland
Kent D. B. Mrs., r. 315 Ellis
Kent Edwin, janitor, r. 1527 J^ Clay
Kent George C, cutter coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 863
Mission
Kent George F., waiter O. R. and N. SS. Columbia, r.
440 Third
Kent Harry S., train messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
Oakland
Kent James, wood and coal, 1907 Howard
Kent K. Copel, shii^ping clerk Cutting Packing Co.,
r. 72 Natoma
Kent Mary T., widow, r. 710 Clementina
Kent Matilda, widow, r. 114 Guerrero
Kent Perez, manager Windsor Oil Depot, 335 Hayes
Kent R. F. dt Co. (Richard F. Kent) stockbrokers, 318
Montgomery
Kent Richard F. (R. F. Kent & Co.) r. Oakland
Kent Samuel H., builder, r. 1041 Polk
Kent Thaddeus B., assistant surveyor S. F. Savings
Union, r. 218 Stockton
Kent Thomas, peddler, r. 6 Clara Lane
Kent William G., r. 509 Minna
Kentaro Yaita«^a, consul Japan, office 703 Mar-
ket, r. Alameda
Kenttield Edward E., cashier John Kentfield & Co.. r.
331 Fremont
Kentfield Frank C, with John Kentfield k Co., r. 333
Fremont
Kentfield John (John Kentfield & Co.) r. .333 Fremont
Kentflelcl John «Sc Co. (Jbnn Kentfield) mufrs
and dealers lumber. Pier 9 Steuart
Kentuck Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) A. C. Stuart
secretary, 234 Montgomery
Kentucky St. Methodist Episcopal Church, George
H. McCracken pastor, W s Kentucky, bet Butte
and Solano
Kentzel James W., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.'
and foreman Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D.'
r. 1317 Broadway
Kentzel Joseph E.. deckhand 0. P. RR stmr El Capi-
tan, r. 7 Franklin
Kentzel William H., sergeant police, r. 7 Franklin
Kenyon Curtis G., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 664 Mission. Office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8
P. M.
Kenyon John, foreman City Cab and Carriage Co., r.
418 Jones
Kenyon Thomas C, conductor S. P. RR., r. 105 Capp
Kenyon Wayne M., salesman H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. 27
Geary
Kenzeler George, sash and blindmaker, r. 113 Silver
Keogan Patrick, speculator, r. 18 Hollis
Keogh Bridget Mrs., furnished rooms, 36C Natoma
Keogh James R., cierk, r. 411 Ellis
Keogh John, shoemaker, r. 120 Guerrero
Keogli John, iipholsterers' goods, 73-75 New Mont-
gomery, r. 2512 Clay
Keogh Michael, laborer N. B. and M. RR., r. 10 Mil-
ler PI
Keogh Michael, with John Keogh, r. 421 Minna
Keogh Michael W., miisician and furnished rooms,
366 Natoma
Keogh Peter, sailmaker, r. 273 Jessie
Keogh T. B. Mrs., widow, varieties, 1157 Folsom
Keogh Thomas, stockraiser, r. 517 Stevenson
Keogh Thomas, traveling salesman John Keogh, r.
421 Minna
Keogh William H., salesman John Keogh, r. 421 Minna
iK^Keogh. See Kehoe and Keough
Keon John, brushmaker, r. 302 Fifth
Keon John, first assistant engineer Oregon Imp. SS.
Mississippi
Keough Elizabeth, ladies' nurse, r. 5043^ Guerrero
Keough John, shoemaker, r. Dolores, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Keough Lancelot R., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 666 HaiTison
Keough Patrick, clerk I. C. Wingate, r. 0 Sacramento
Keough Thomas E., moldtr, r. 666 Harrison
S^Keough. See Kehoe and Keogh
Keoughan Thomas, laborer, r. 124 Bernard
Keptier Jennie, widow, r. 139 Silver
Kejjpel A. C, liquor saloon, 1910 Mission
Keppenberg Emil, seaman schr Sparkling Sea, r. 104
Berry
Keppler Louis, bookkeeper John H. Fisher, r. 2422
Bryant
Keran William, carpenter, r. 1032 Mission
Kerber Henry C, resident physiciauGerman Hospi-
tal, Noe, bet Fourteenth and Ridley
Kerbs & Spiess (New York) mnfrs cigars, Arnold
PoUak & Co. agents, 206 Sacramento
Kercheval James L., freight clerk Cal. Transportation
Co., r. 106 X' Third
Kercheval Robert, r. 617 Larkin
Kerdel Ante in. jeweler, r. 717 Golden Gate Av
Kerdel Edward, boxmaker. r. 717 Golden Gate Av
Kerford Charles, carpenter Cook & Trouusun, r. 514
Pine
Kerivan Mary, widow, r. 26 Alta
Kerliu George B., capitalist, r. 21 Hawthorne
Kerlin George B. Jr., clerk I. B. Van Winkle & Co., r.
21 Hawthorne
Kerlin Henry E., sacksewer, r. Bay St. House
Kerlin Lizzie Miss, glovemaker, r. 21 Hawthorne
Kermode Edward, millman, r. 40 Everett
Kern Adam, brewer, r. 1202 Larkin
Kern Benjamin F., pressman Alta California, r. 442
Second
Kern Daniel, laborer, r. S a Point Lobos Av, bet Ma-
sonic Av and Wood
Kern Diana, domestic 1321 Pine
Kern Jacob, fresco painter, r. 315 O'Farrell
Kern John J., bookbiiidir. r. 729 Green
Kern Julius, salesman Keano Bros., r. 519 O'Farrell
Kern Julius, teamster, r. 258 Third
Kern Morris J., telegraijh line repairer, r. 711 Lin-
den Av
Kern Peter, porter, r. Turk St. Hotel
Kern Samuel F . boilermaker. r. 629 Second
Kern Valley Water Co.. Frank L. Palmer secretary,
533 Kearny, room 1
Kern William (Strecker & Kern) r. 1010 Hyde
8£^ Kern. See Kearn
Kernaghan John, liquor saloon, 416 Fourth, r. 404
Fourth
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Kernaghan Rebecca Mrs., dry goods. 404 Fourth
Kernau Charles, carpenter, r. W s Twenty-fifth, bet
Diamond and Douglass
Kernau Elward A., furniture polisher, r. 522 Geary
Kernau Edward J., bookbinder, r. 1155 Folsoni
Kernau James, hackman, r. 56 Shipley
Kernan John, r. 44 Sixth
Kernan John, hackman, r. 723 Seventeenth
Kernan John C, compositor, r. 951 Mission
Kernan Michael, shoemaker, r. NW cor Church and
Thirtieth
Kerner Cliarles, barber Adam Grimm, r. Oakland
Kerner Christian, butcher, r. Ninth Av, bet M and N,
South S. r.
Kerner Frank, packer Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 539
Minna
Kerner Harry J., carpetcutter Charles M.Plum & Co.,
r. 539 Minna
Kerner Louis, clerk Hammond & Wright, r. 539 Minna
Kerner Peter, liquor saloon, NE cor Market and Jones,
I r. 539 Minna
Kerns Albert, blacksmith, r. San Bruno Hotel
Kerns John, electrician American Dist. Tel. Co., r. 426
Geary
Kerns Mary, widow, r. 423 Clementina
Kerns Matthew, laborer, r. 415 Twenty-ninth .
Kerns Philip, engineer, r. 44 Ritch
' 89^ Kerns. See Cairns and Kearns
Kerr Andrew, yardman R. D. Chandler, r. 10 Bartol
Kerr Charles J., cooper, r. 1160 Folsom
Kerr Charles W. (Harris & Kerr) r. 524 O^Farrell
Kerr David, book and job printer, 608 Market, r. 524
Taylor
Kerr David, carriage, wagon and truck mnfr, 47-.49
Beale, r. 316 Fulton
Kerr David, foreman William Kerr, r. 913 Battery
Kerr Earl, foreman William Kerr, r. 9,13 Battery
Kerr Earl T., bookkeeper William Kerr, r. Oakland
Kerr Edward, blacksmith, r. 1826 Jessie
Kerr Edward, dry goods, 540 Sixteenth, bet Valencia
and Mission, r. 9 Glen Park Av
Kerr James, machinist, r. 328 Fremont
Kerr James, painter, r. 119 Silver
Kerr James A., teacher music, r. 1237 Stockton
Kerr James P., cashier Morning Call, r. 112 Kearny
Kerr James W. (Steiger & Kerr) r. 813 Pierce
Kerr John, hackman Plaza, r. 110 Clinton
Kerr John, oiler C. P. RR. stmr Apache, r. 1419 Kearny
Kerr John, pattern maker, r. 64 Tehama
Kerr John, waiter, r. 2 Caroline PI
Kerr John, waiter, r. 16 Natoma
Kerr John, wood and coal, 1156 Folsom, r. Ill Eighth
Kerr John, woodcarver, r. 524 Taylor
Kerr Joseph, laborer, r. 3102 Sixteenth
Kerr Joseph, seaman, r. 103 King
Kerr Joseph A., quartermaster P. M. SS. Colima
Kerr Martin, clerk What Cheer House, 529 Sacra-
mento
Kerr Matthew (Kerr & Hellmers) r. 19 Clara
Kerr Robert, teamster, r. 1222 Folsom
Kerr Thomas, clerk Parrott & Co., r. 1237 Stockton
Kerr Thomas, hostler City RR., r. 1444 Minna
Kerr Thomas, laborer, r. 19 Johnson Av
Kerr Thomas H., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., r.
1237 Stockton
Kerr William, physician, office and r. 813 Pierce
Kerr William, teamster and contractor, 903 Bat-
tery
Kerr Wiljiam R., cooper, r. 1158 Folsom
Kerr & Hellmers (Matthew Kerr and Herman Hell-
mers) liquor saloon, 111 Leidesdorff
K^Kerr. See Kurr
Kerrigan Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 341 Minna
Kerrigan Charles, clerk H. C. Egerton, r. 408 Mc-
Allister
Kerrigan David, driver Hook and Ladder No. 3, S.
F. F. D., r. 1744 Market
Kerrigan Edward, butcher, r. 125 Twelfth
Kerrigan Edward, house painter, r. 1105 Union
Kerrigan Edward J., shoe dresser, r. Chenery, bet
Mateo and Miguel
Kerrigan Francis, shoemaker, r. Gunnison Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Kerrigan James, boilermaker, r. 116 Welsh
Kerrigan James, foimdiyman, r. Chenery, bet Miguel
and Mateo
Kerrigan James T., shoemaker, r. Twenty-fourth, nr
Harrison
Kerrigan John, r. 408 McAllister
Kerrigan John, butcher, r. 12 Leroy PI I
Kerrigan John, laborer, r. 8 Hunt
Kerrigan John, laborer, r. 207 Folsom
Kerrigan Joseph, gteward, r. NE cor First and Bran-
nan
Kerrigan Kate, domestic 611 Van Ness Av
Kerrigan Mary, domestic 711 Taylor
Kerrigan Mary, domestic 1408 Van Ness Av
Kerrigan Mary A. Miss, shoehtter, r. 94G Harrison
Kerrigan Michael, tailor, 661 Mission, r. 341 Minna
Kerrigan Michael J., foreman A. M. Jewell & Co., r. 7
Mint Av
Kerrigan Nellie Miss, shoefltter, r. 946 Harrison
Kerrigan Patrick, bootmaker, r. Columbia Hotel
Kerrigan Patrick, liquor saloon, 236 Brannan
Kerrigan Patrick H., lather, r. 436 Stevenson
Kerrigan Thomas F., messenger Chief Quartermas-
ter's Office, Presidio, r. E s Lyon, bet Lombard
and Greenwich
Kerrigan Timothy, iron worker, r. 115 Welsh
fi^" Kerrigan. See Carrigan
Kerrisou Edmond P., bookkeeper American Salt Co.,
r. S s Serpentine Av, bet Folsom and Harrison
Kerrisou George, carpenter, r. 2128 Bush
Kerrison George G., secretary Golden City Chemical
Works, 303 Montgomery, r. 721 Green
Kerrison Robert E., capitalist, r. S s Serpentine Av,
bet Harrison and Folsom
Kerrison Robert J., plumber Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 231 Sixth
Kerrison S. H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r.
Serpentine Av, bet Folsom and Harrison
Kerrisou Stephen, clerk Herman Schlingman, r. S s
Serpentine Av, bet Harrison and Folsom
Kerrison Walter W., salesman S. F. News Co., r. 2128
Bush
Kerrison William H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co's Ex-
press, r. 36}^ Perry
Kerruish Edward, shipwright, 520 Battery, r. 1005
Twentieth
Kerruish Thomas, shipcarpenter, r. 47 Stanly PI
Kersacks George, coachman, r. 429 Bush
Kersaint Gustave, teacher French, r. 1518 Mission
Kersell Adam, driver, r. 156 Third
Kershaw Alvin, seaman, r. 503 Folsom
Kershaw Marsden, coal dealer, 17-19 Spear, r. 917
Guerrero
Kershaw W. H., storekeeper P. M. SS. City of Tokio
Kerssenbrock Bernhardt, cooper, r. 429 Bush
Kersten Louis, foreman Muser Bros., r. 708 Green
Kersten Margaret, domestic 600 Jones
Kervan Harry E., carrier Chronicle, r. 610 Powell
Kervan Ida M. Miss, assistant Garfield Primary School,
r. 610 Powell
Kervan Thomas L., foreman H. Peulecka, r. 610 Pow-
ell
Kerwin Eliza, domestic 1501 Washington
Kerwiu Hugh, teamster, r. 41 Nevada
Kerwin James, proptr Sea Wall Hotel, 1 Bay
Kerwin John, longshoreman, r. E s Ferrie, bet Point
Lobos Av and Post
Kerwin Martin, laborer, r. 17 Laskie
Kerwin Mary, cook 1108 Bush
Kerwin Patrick, r. 7 Garden
Kerwin Patrick, laborer, r. 6 Zoe
Kerwin Thomas, machinist, r. 108 Langton, rear
Keseler Arthur, hostler, r. 608 Howard
Keser Alfred S., bookbinder, r. 1114 Taylor
Keser Frank, milker, r. F, bet Seventeenth and Eigbt-
eenth Avs, South S. F.
Keser Louis, clothing, 15 Sixth
Keslake Thomas, seaman, r. Chicago Hotel
Kesseler Francis (J. & F. Kesseler) r. 1912 Stevenson
Kesseler Francis A., bookkeeper J. & F. Kesseler, r.
1912 Stevenson
Kesseler J. & F., Steam Marble and Onyx Works,
Brannan. bet Fifth and Sixth
Kesseler Joseph (J. & F. Kesseler) r. 1912 Stevenson
Kesseler Joseph Jr., marble cutter, r. 1912 Stevenson
Kesseler Robert, milker. Ocean House Boad, nr Sev-
enteenth
R^Kisseler. See Kessler
Kesser Niklaus, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Kessiiig G. B., r. 428 Broadway
Kessiug John E., with John H. Kessing, r. 963 Harri-
son
Kessiug John F., inspector gas meters, 4 Battery, r.
1017 Twenty-lirst
Kessing John F. Jr., photographer, r. 1017 Twenty-first
Kessing John H., fish, 79-80 Cal. Market and 7 Clay
St. Market, r. 963 Harrison
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
STERLING SILVERWARE AND FRENCH CLOCKS
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
oooD WORK. JMW pbic;e.s.
OFFICK, 648 MARKET STREET.
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KesBiug's Hall, SE cor Howard and Twenty-first
KesBler Adam, bartender, r. 311 Pacific
Kessler August, bookkeeper John MuUer, r. 110 Sev-
enth
Kessler August, laborer, r. 37 Natonla
Kessler Henry, machinist, r. 430 J^ Seventh
Kessler Eichard, cook, r. 252 Third
tISr Kessler. See Kesseler
Kestel George, cigars and tobacco, 226 Montgomery, r.
258 Clementina
Kester Jacob, blacksmith, r. 235 Langton
Ketehum Clarence F. (Ford & Ketchum) r. 751 Harri-
son
KetchumD.Fiuley, cigars and tobacco, Oakland Ferry,
r. 2025 Mason
Ketchum William W., carxaenter, r. 733 Natoma, rear
Ketchum W. L., conductor Gfeary St. RR.,r. 1C04 Geary
Ketels Conrad M., weigher Jackson St. Wharf , r. 308
Green
Ketelsan Frederick, billiardtablemaker, r. 22 Turk
Kethly Julia A., widow, r. 028 Geary, rear
Ketseher Gustavus, machinist, r. 18 First
Ketterlinus Printing House (Philadelphia) John W.
Roberts & Co. sole agents Pacific Coast, 508 Mont-
gomery
Kettle W. H., machinist, r. 2 Stanly Court
Kettle William (Kettle & Paladini) r. 3-tl Fourth
Kettle & Paladini (William Kettle and Achille Pala-
dini) fishdealers, 11-12 Bay City Market
Kettleman William, painter, r. N s Bryant, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Kettlesen Peter, laborer, r. 228 Montgomery Av
Kettlewell Joseph A., salesman Cohnreich Bros., r.
418 Jones
Kettnauer Anton, r. SE cor Vallejo and Kearny
Keuerleber August, liquor saloon, 623 East r. 260
Steuart
Keuerleber Gottlieb, cooper, r. 1420 Pine
Keuerleber Rosa, domestic 50S Taylor
Keuerleber William F., bartender, r. 260 Steuart
Keutschler Charles, r. 21 Dupout
Keutschler F., r. 1922 Jessie
Keville Burnette, driver Omnibus TlR., r. 219}<S Te-
hama
Keville John, teamster, r. 54 Sacramento
Kewell James, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Kewen Edward J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1002 Geary
Kewen Perrie, attorney at law, and bailiff Supreme
Court of Cal., 105 Stockton, r. 1002 Geary
Kewin Charles F., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 120
First Av
Kewin Rosie Miss, shoefitter, r. Church, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Kewin William, patternmaker, r. 120 First Av
Kewitz Charles, bartender, r. 460 Jessie
Kewmy John, coachman, r. 1602 Pacific Av
Kewuig John, wood and ivory turner, 10 Stevenson, r.
314 Clementina
Keyer John, engineer S. P. RR., r. 193 Sixteenth
Keyes Alice Miss, capmaker, r. 34 Moss
Keyes .\nne, widow, r. 109 Freelon
Keyes Arthur T., butcher, r. 624 Turk
Keyes Bernard A., waiter, r. 408 Fourth
Keyes Douglas G., wheelwright, r. 405 Kearny
Keyes Elijah B., assis^nt weigher Custom House, r.
34 Moss
Keyes M. A. Mrs., r. Grand Hotel
Keyes George O., laborer, r. Twentieth Av, bet G and
H, South S. F.
Keyes Oliver, clam dealer, r. Twentieth Av, bet Q and
H, South S. F.
Keyes Orsen H., butcher, 50 Steuart, r. 001 Van Ness
Av -
Keyes Pauline Mrs?, r. Grand Hotel
Keyes Rosauna, widow, r. 112 Hayes
Keyes William C. teamster, r. 1209 Folsom
Keyes William H., messenger Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, r. 121 Montgomery
Keyes W.P., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 601 Van Ness
Av
B^Keyes. See Kies
Keyler Kate Miss, hairdresser, r.24 5^ Howard Court
Keym Frederick, upholsterer, r. 240 Sixih
Keyne Patrick J., boilermakci, r. 807 Mission
Keys Gilbert S. (Dempster & Keys) r. 1020 Four-
teenth, Oakland
Keyser Henry Mrs., widow, r. 28 Second Av
Keysor Howard, operator American District Tel. Co.,
r. 28 Second Av
Keyser Myron N., millbaud, r. 425 Third
Keyser Nathaniel, r. 425 Third
Keyser Paul, general commission merchant, 206 Clay,
r. 1208 Turk
Keyser William H., clerk, r. 28 Second Av
B^Keyser. See Kaiser and Kayser
Keystou Brothers (James W. and William D.) proptrs
Keyston Whip Co., 2629 Mission
Keyston James W. (Keyston Brothers) r.2610 Mission
Keyston Samuel, capitalist, r. 1.512 Church
Keyston Whip Co., Keyston Brothers proptrs, 2629
Mission
Keyston William l>. (Keyston Brothers) r. 2645 Mis-
sion
Keystone Consolidated Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.)
310 Pine, room 40
Keystone House, Frank N. Nicolaysen proprietor,
127-129 Jackson
Keyt John E., manager Keyt & Co., 537 Commercial, r.
707 Polk
Keyt & Co. (estate of A. C. Keyt) bill posters, John E.
Keyt manager, .537 Commercial
Keyton Patrick, teamster Hancock & Kelso, r. NW cor
Bay and Powell
Kezar A. H., timekeeper Sutter St. RR.
Khoner Robert, bootblack, r. .500 Broadway
Kibbe George R., bookkeeper George M. Wood & Co.,
r. 615 Post
Kibbe Horace W., bartender Adam & Kibbe, r. 131
Fourth
Kibbe Howard D., tinsmith, r. 1112 Powell
Kibbe Lincoln M., gloveumker. r. 1112 Powell
Kibbe Millard (Adam & Kibbe) r. 1112 Powell
Kibbe Thornton M., clerk, r. 1112 Powell
Kibler W. T., r. 61 Second
Kicke L., driver Omnibus RR., r. Alameda
Kidd Alexander, machinist Goss Jt Dow, r. 7.34 M How-
ard
Kidd Alexander, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 704 Union
Kidd Anthony, watchmaker, r. 523 Sixth
Kidd Brothers (Leonard W. and Louis R.) printers
and publishers Saturday Local, SW cor Nineteenth
and Capp
Kidd Elmore A., bookkeeper Harvey W. Rice, r. 2614
Folsom
Kidd George M., musician, r. 705 Vallejo
Kidd George V., carriagepainter, r. 2614 Folsom
Kidd George W., teamster, r. 243 Ritch
Kidd James, contractoi', r. 2245 Missiau
Kidd James, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Kidd James E., musician Winter Garden, r. 705 Val-
lejo
Kidd Jessie, widow, r. 570 Howard
Kidd John (C. S. Moses & Co.) r. 1533 Howard
Kidd John T., archit%ct, 28 New Montgomery, r. 2245
Mission
Kidd liBonard W. (Kidd Brothers) and newspa-
per manager Pacific Newspaper Publishing Co.,r.
SW cor Nineteenth and Capp
Kidd Louis R. (Kidd Brothers) r. 203 Sixteenth, bet
MiHsiou and Howard
Kidd Mary Miss (Fenn & Co.) r. 1505 Market
Kidd Phoebe A., widow, r. 003 Sutter
Kidd Powers (Cobleigh & Kidd) r. 1521 California
Kidd Robert, machinist, r. 110 Minna
Kidd Sarah Mrs., nurse Protestant Orphan Asylum
Kidd Thomas R. G., r. 1710 Masou
Kidd William, stevedore, r. 1222 Montgomery
Kidd William H., business manager Harvey W. Rice,
r. 2614 Folsom
Kidder Charles A., painter, r. 14 Stockton
Kidder George E., storekeeper O. andO. SS. Belgic, r.
444 Minna
Kidder George W., peddler, r. 636 Commercial
Kidder R. D., sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 7 Langton
Kidder S. Mrs., w idow, r. 124 Eddy
Kiddy David, machinist, r. 202 Second
Kidney John, longshoreman, r. 210 Ritch
Kidney John J., hor.'^e dealer, r. 83 Ninth
Kidney Timothy, seaman, r. 210 Ritch
Kidney William, longshoreman, r. 254 First
Kidwell John, gardi ner, r. 1213 M Union
KieferJohn (Heider & Co.) r. 1603 Turk
Kiefer Philip (Flieler .^: Kiefer) r. 239 Oak
Kiefer Theodore, barber, r. 512 Branuan
It^Kiefer. See Keefer
Kietfer Alois, tallowmaker. Thirty-second Av, bet G
and H, Soutli S. F.
Kieffer Charles, liquor saloon, 219 Mission
Kiegan Edward, fireman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r.
2l2Brailanu
pen INPC ncrnDATCn in fresco or paper, ir the G. w. CLARK & CO.
bOLtftUlO UQUUnfl I LU most Artistic manner. 045 siarket su
H
INCKIiEY. SPIERS A HAYES, FUl-TOlV IRON WORKS. 213 Fremont Street,
Mauufacturers or ROCK BREAKERS, RETORTS and ROASTINC FtTRKACES,
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Kiehl Daniel, fireman Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla
Kiehl Jennie Miss, laundress, r. 915 Buchanan
1 Kiehn August, liquor saloon, 534 Washington, r. 16i3
Mission
I Kiel E. H., steward O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
I Kiel Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kiel Jacob, r. 336 Green
! Kiel John H., cook, E s San Bruno Road, nr Army
; Kiely James, porter, r. 1330 Howard
Kienborts Daniel, nhysician, office and r. 235 Sixth
Kiep John H., teamster, r. 745 Market
1 Klernan Ann, widow, r. 9 Bryant Av, rear
1 Kiernan Barney, machinist Palmer & Rey, r. 603
Srannan
Kiernan Bessie, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
I Kiernan Charles, gardener, r. 13 Moss
i Kiernan Charles H., salesman Christian Muller, r. 83G
Mission
i Kiernan Charles M., upholsterer, r. 233 Montgomery
I Av
; Kiernan Ellen, widow, r. 430 J^ Natoma
Kiernan Francis J., candies and cigars, 230 Post
j Kiernan James, laborer, r. 9 Bryant Av, rear
1 Kiernan James, laborer, r. Niagara House
Kiernan James, master mariner, r. 1129 Folsom
Kiernan James, teamster, r. 721 Natoma, rear
Kiernan John, laborer, r. 9 Bryant Av
Kiernan John, laborer, r. 1508 Mason
Kiernan John, liquor saloon, NE cor Second and Bran-
nan
Kiernan John M., painter, r. NE cor Beach and Bro-
derick
Kiernan M. Miss, saleslady Isaac Barker, r. Oakland
Kiernan Margaret, domestic 511 Eddy
Kiernan Michael, machinist, r. 83(5 Mission
Kiernan Michael, w"od and coal, 947 Bryant
Kiernan Peter, salesman Morison, Hutchinson & Co.,
i. 325 Clementina
Kiernan Richard, student, r. 1.508 Mason
Kiernan Rose, widow, r. 1508 Mason
Kiernan Thomas, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twen-
tj'-eighth and Mission
Kiernan Thomas, stonecutter, r. NE cor McAllister
and Devisudero
Kiernan Thomas, teamster, r. 716}^ Bryant, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Kiernan Thomas J. (Connolly h Kiernan) r. 13 Moss
Kiernan Walter M., tailor, 187 Jessie, r. 836 Mission
Kiernan William, bartender Harris & Kerr, r. 836 Mis-
sion
Kiernan William, collector, r. 836 Mission
Kies Henry, baker, r. 625 Clay
Kiesel Alexander, cellarman Lang & Co., r. 424 San-
some •
Kiesel Charles, solicitor Prescott House
Kiesel Edward, cabinetmaker, r. Ill Silver
Kiesler Conrad, waiter, r. 630 Pacific
Kieve Lippmanu, general jobber, r. 123?^ Lily Av
Kihlmeyer Jacob, proptr Atlantic Hall, 308 Fran-
cisco
Kihlmeyer Louis, bartender, r. 308 Francisco
Kihn Charles, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Kihn Edward, r. 113 Clinton
Kihn Frederick, brasstinisher, r. 309 Fremont
Kihn Herrman, seaman, r. 309 Fremont
^^Kihn. See Kean and Keane
Kilborn John H., bartender stmr Amador, r. 2 Beale
PI
Kilboiirn W. W., manager Mrs. M. M. Ward, 61
Second
Kilbourne George O., mining, r. 702 Post
Kilbride James, laborer Harbor Commissioners' dred-
ger, r. 524 V. Natoma
Kilbriae Owen, boilermaker, r. 638 Howard
Kilburu Carroll, clerk Jason Springer & Co., r. 245
Second
Kilburii CliarlesLi., colonel U. S. A., chief com-
missary subsistence. Military Division Pacific,
and Dept California, Presidio Reservation
Kilburu Cleon, student Pac. Business College, r. 703
Market
Kilcline Michael, laborer, r. 726 Clementina
StyKilcline. See Killcline
Kilcommon Daniel, horse.shoer,r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Kilcommon John, horseshoer, 612 Battery, r. New
WlscouBin Hotel
Kilcourse John, teamster, r. 502\i Natoma
Kiloillen Michael, laundry, 512 Bryant
Kilcullen Owen, clerk Patrick McCormick, r. NW cor
Georgia and Sierra
Kilday Brothers (William J. and James R.) plumbers
and gasfitters, 1138 Howard
Kilday Edward A., assistant treasurer California The-
atre, r. Lick House
Kilday Francis A., Ironmolder, r. 1138 Howard
Kilday James R. (Kilday Brothers) r. 1138 Howard
Kilday MicliaeJ, proprietor Eagle Exchange Sa-
loon. 1(10 Second, r. 112 Silver
Kilday William, teamster, r. 875 Folsom
Kilday William J. (Kilday Brothers) r. 1138 Howard
Klldea Austin, ironmolder, r. 64 First
Kilduff Henry, broommaker, r. 426 Natoma
Kildufl'Kate Miss, tailoress, r. 426 Natoma
Kilduff L. Mrs., stewardess P. M. SS. Granada
Kilduff Margaret, widow, r. 13 Rau.sch
Kilduff Owen, laborer, r. 426 Natoma
Kildufl" P;;trick, paver Spring Valley W. W., r. 1126
Broadway
Kilduff Thomas, laborer, r. 106 Welsh
Kiley David, engineer, r. 12 Rincon Av
Kiley Herman M., fruits and vegetables, 1246 Mission
Kiley Martin, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Kiley Micbael, carpenter, r. Tilden, bet Castro and
Broderick
Kiley Michael, laborer, r. 8 Zoe, rear
fe^Kiley. See Keily and Kieley
Kilgariff John F., boilermaker, r. 38 Clarence PI
Kilgariff John M., cashier Pac. Mutual Life Insurance
Co., r. 614 Sutter
Kilgariff Michael, bartender, r. 38 Clarence PI
Kilgarifi' Patrick J., tinsmith, r. 418 Grove
Kilgour J. M., clerk Christian Mau, r. 2218 Pine
Kilgour John, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Kilham Edward H., salesman J. J. Evans, r. 209 Hyde
Kilhiim Horace, r. 209 Hyde
Kilham Howard, clerk W. & J. Sloane & Co., r. 209
Hyde
Kiliau Anton, compositor P. J. Thomas, r. 1517 Devis-
adero
Kilkenny Delia, nurse 2614 Pacific Av
Kilkenny Patrick, teamster, r. 11 Minna
Killackey John^ook P. M. SS. Granada, r. NW cor
Bryant and Third
Killackev Timothy, seaman, r. NW cor Bryant and
Third
Killam A. F., clerk Mitchell & Gleason, r. 309 Hayes
Killcourse Bridget, domestic 1719 Sacramento
Killeep Annie Miss, r. 100 Minna
Killeen Dennis, carriagepainter, r. 907 Twenty-third
Killeen James, laborer, r. 1 Frank PI
Killeeu John, laborer, r. 620 Sixth
Killeen John, laborer, r. S s Twenty-third, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Killeen Maria, waitress 511 Mission
Killeen Mary, widow, boarding, 34 Minna
Killeen Thomas, carriagepainter. 1624 Mission, r. NW
cor Twenty-sixth and Guerrero
Killeen *rimothy, longshoreman, r. 127 Perry
Killey Charles H., real estate, 39 Sutter, r. 2801 Webster
Killian J. H., hostler Presidio Reservation
Killigan Thomas, driver Omnibus RR., r. 221 }i Te-
hama
Killilea Bryan, driver Baldwin Stables
Killilea John, r. 10 Farren Av
Killilea John, r. 172 Minna
Killilea John, carpenter, r. 135 Perry, rear
Killilea Matthew D., carpenter, r. 244 Chattanooga,
rear
Killilea Patrick, laborer C. P. RR., r. 454 Minna
Killimede John, wagonmaker, r. 624 Minna
Killimede Michael, bartender, r. 765 Howard
Killinger Frank, capitalist, r. 537 Sacramento
Killiou Michael, liquor saloon, 21* Tehama
Killip Jasper N. (Killip & Co.) r. 323 Kearny
Killip .t Co. (James Howard, C. M. Chase and J. N.
Killip) auctioneers, NE cor Kearny and Sutter
Killpack Ella Miss, buttouholemaker John W. Cop-
page, r. .531 Castro
Killpack John, janitor Sanchez St. Primary School, r.
531 Castro
Killpack Joseph J., laborer, r. 531 Castro
Killi)ack Raymond M., cardcleaner Golden Gate
Woolen Mills, r. 531 Castro
Kilmartin Jlichael C, stableman, r. 811 Howard
Kilmartin Owen, r. 1029 Alabama
Kilpatrick George, tailor, r. 830 Nineteenth
Kilpatrick William, laborer C. P. RR., r. Terminal
Hotel
Kilpeck Bartholemew, bartender Long Branch Hotel
Kllpeck Edward Mrs., widow, r. 915 Powell
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P™'"P**Jll?*S"4<'S^ll'?*i"x':*''^'''"9
J. MACDONOUGH,
OIPORTER OF AND DEALER IN ALIi KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAIi, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Kilroy John, butcher, 258 Third
Kilsby John, inillhand Union Box Factory, r. 32 Stew-
art
Kimball Charles H., teamster, r. E 8 Diamond, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Kimball Charles P., books and stationery, 519 Hayes,
r. 513 Hayes
Kimball Charles S., weigher, r. 8}<i Wetmore PI
Kimball Ed., r. 711 California
Kimball Emma Mrs., r. 305 Octavia
Kimball Frederic H., bookkeeper, and shorthand
writer, r. 44 Sixth
Kimball Frederick H., clerk, r. 415 Franklin
Kimball Frederick H., compositor, r. 15 Diamond
Kimball George H. (Doe, Kimball & Co.) r. Lick
House
Kimball George P., r. 415 Franklin
Kimball George W.. with Butler & Haldan. r. 415
Franklin
Kimball Hazeu.wine grower, r. 1301 Mason
Kimball Henry (Bartling & Kimball) i: 148 Sixth
Kimball Jeremiah, tinsmith, r. 328 Jessie
Kimball John Rev., managing editor The Pacific, 7
Montgomery Av, r. 132 McAllister
Kimball Leonidas F., wine grower, r. 1301 Mason
Kimball L. J., artist, r. 2820 Mission
Kimball Moses C, calker, r. 1()03 Jones
Kimball Parker S., r. 931 Market
Kimball Proctor W., teacher music, r. 513 Hayes
KiinbaU Roy T, (A. W. Norton & Co.) and agent
B. F. Sawyer & Co., 400 Battery, r. 317 Geary
Kimball Solomon P., mining, ofiice 415 California
Kimball Stephen B., paper hanger G. W. Clark iSc Co.,
r. 4 Park PI
Kimball Thomas, carpenter, r. 236 Sixteenth, bet Mis-
sion and Howard
Kimball Thunias B., superintendent Code, Elfelt &
Co., r. 230 Kearny
Kimball William, carijenter, r. 236 Sixteenth
Kimball William, foreman Newell & Bro., r. E s Dia-
mond, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Kimball William Jr., conductor Market St. RR., r. 23(5
Sixteenth, bet Mission and Howard
Kimberley Heury R., wire drawer A. S. Hallidie, r.
1403 Montgomery
Kimble Liston, salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
208 O'Farrell
Kimmaud Samuel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kimple Patrick, milk ranch. Thirteenth Av, bet K and
and L, South S. F.
Kimura J., salesman Ichi Ban, r. 22 Geary
Kinaman Victor, r. 1548 Howard
Kiuard Charles E., salesman Russ, Meyerink & Co., r.
625 Harrison
Kincaid Hartley B., timekeeper, r. 1111 Folsom
Kincaid Isaac P., head carpenter S. F. School Dept, r.
730 Seventeenth
Kincaid John E., contractor and builder, 326 Pine, r.
2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid Llewellyn S., carpenter S. F. School Dept, r.
1111 Folsom
Kincaid Mary A., widow, r. 40 Tehama
Kincaid Mary W. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School,
r. 2219 Pacific Av,
Kincaid W., boilermaker Atlas Iron Works, r. Oakland
Kincaid William M. Rev., pastor First Baptist Church,
r. 1104 Market
Kincaid William R., clerk Hanson & Co., r. 100 Jones
Kind Bertha Miss, milliner, 1022 Stockton, r. 1418
Washington
Kind Mathildc W. Mrs., dressmaker, 1017 Market
Kind Minnie Miss, milliner, r. 141H Washington
Kind Kicliard C. foreman P. Liesenfuld, r. 1418 Wash-
ington
Kindborg O. E., oysterman Hermansen, Jorgensen &
Co., r. 711 California
Kindborg William, laborer, r. 415 East
Kinder Chi istiau, laborer, r. 120 Gerniania
Kinder Jjhn C, porter Colfin & Hendry, r. 120 Ger-
mania
Kinderagen Patrick, laborer, r. 159 Minna
Kindergarten Public School, N b Silver, bet Second
and Third
Kindergarten School, 512 Minna
Kindergarten School, Young Women's Christian Assn,
2U Minna
Kindergin .John, laborer, r. 848 Folsom, rear
Kindgren Charles W., painter, r. 109 Twelfth
Kmdlen William, captain schr Wonder, r. 33 Frederick
Kineallng .\nton, longshoreman, r. 106 Jackson
Klnemann George, musician, r. 409 Green
Kinemann George Jr., pressman A. Waldsteln, r. 409
Green
King Agnes Mrs., bakery, 904 Valencia
King Alice Mrs., bookcanvasser, r. 1 Sumner
King Antone, seaman P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 137 Jackson
King Arthur, whilener, r. 793 Mission
King Arthur B., clerk, r. 161 Clara
King Asa H., clerk Assessor's Office, r. 114 Fourth
King Augustus, janitor Safe Deposit Co., r. 822 How-
ard
King Augiistus Jr., letter carrier Post Office, r. 822
Howard
King Austin, letter carrier Post Office, r. 1915 Steven-
son
King Charles, carsealer C. P. RR., r. 911 bhotwell
King Charles, clerk, r. 727 Folsom
King Charles, laborer, r. 220 Harrison
King Charles, sawmaker, r. 1308 Montgomery
King Charles A., patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
1240 Mission
King diaries J. (King, Morse & Co.)r. 1423 Wash-
ington
King Clarence, r. 914 Market
King Clarence H., baggagemaster C. P. RR., r. 1017
Larkin
King David F., teamster, r. 123 Oregon
King David J., dealer foreign postage stamps, 227 Post,
r. 210 Golden Gate Av
King Dennis W., engineer tug Millen Griffith, r. 115
Silver *
King Dewitt C, livery stable, 1623 Market
King Edward, r. 220 Turk
King Edward, laborer, r. 219 Langton
King Edward T., messenger Pao. Transfer Co., r. 1017
Larkin
King Eliza J., widow, r. 1017 Larkin
Ki^j;ilen A. Mrs., r. 24 Twelfth
King Eva, domestic NW cor Fulton and Pierce
King Fannie Miss, photograph finisher Wing & Allen,
r. 2 Becker PI
King Frank G., assistant foreman West Coast Furni-
ture Mnfg Co.
King Frank M., paperruler, r. 146 Eleventh
King Frederick W., cutter William Kaiser, r. 303 Fell
King George A., clerk, r. 210 Golden Gate Av
King George C, printer Bosqui Engraving and Print-
ing Co., r. 1111 Mason
KingG. R. Mrs., r. 112 Mason
King H., clerk, r. 435 Pine
King Harry, waiter, r. 3 Graham PI
King Henry, clerk S. Etiinger, r. 2 Tenth
King Henry, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co's
Express, r. 221 California
King Heury, laborer, r. 2 Sheridan, rear
King Henry, waiter, r. 19 Stockton
King Heury L., architect and builder, r. 806 Leaven-
worth
King Henry L., blacksmith, r. 412 Shipley
King Henry L. Jr., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co's
Bank, r. Oakland
King Herbert, paiuter Gray Bros., r. 541 Stevenson
Kin<r Homer S. (Homer S. King & Co.) r. 1450
Sacramento
King Homer S. «& Co. (Homer S. King) stock-
brokers, 312 Pine
King Honora, widow, r. 19 Clementina
King Hugh, bookkeeper B. Schwartz, r. 327 Golden
Gate Av
King I. Manning, physician, office and r. 210 Golden
Gate Av
King Isaac M., secretary The Cal. Marriage Endow-
ment Assn, 324)4 Montgomery, r. Lick House
King Jaiues, laborer, r. 26 Welsh
King J.lmes, laborer, r. 226 First
King James, laborer, r. 1315 Octavia
King .lames, laborer Golden Gate Park
King James, seaman, r. 15 Pacific
King James, vocalist, r. 1320 Stockton
King James, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 115 Silver
King James H., bookseller. 111 Fourth, r. 19 Clemen-
tina
King James I.. (King & Chattin) and member
State Board of Eiiualization, office 442 California,
r. Occidental Hotel
King Jeflcrson, clerk C. A. Klinkner & Co., r. Oakland
King Jessie I. Miss, r. 709 Greenwich
Kiug John, r. 1320 Stockton
King John, coremaker S. F. Brass Works, r. 2 Sheri-
dan
CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 spear st. JOHN WIGIORE
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
KIN
564
KIN
King Jolin, engineer new City Hall, r. 608 Fulton
King John, laborer, r. 226 First
King John, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
King John, liquor saloon, 26 Turk
King John A. B., engineer tugboat K. Holyoke, r. 721
Harrison
King John C, cabinetmaker, r. 1506 Hyde
King John E., horse trader, r. 1*34 Bush
King John S. (King .V Bradley) r, 534 Ellis
King Joseph, seaman, r. H Ohio
King Josejih, teamster, r. 13 Linden Av
Kins' Joseph L.. (Miles & King) r. Sonoma, Cal.
King Julia, widow, liquor saloon, 60 Annie
King Julia Miss, copyist, r. 302 Hayes
King J. W., r. 36 Clay
King Katie H. Miss, with G. W. Clark & Co., r. 1324
Jackson
King Leonidas A., dentist, ofBce and r. 619 Kearny
King Lizzie Miss, teacher, r. 518 Geary
King Louis A., sawyer Union Box Factory, r. Oakland
King Luke, carriagemaker, r. 310 Union
King Margaret, widow, r. 27 M Fourth
King Margaret Mrs., restaurant, 776 Howard
King Margaret S.. widow, r. 721 Harrison
King Martin, clerk, r. 4 Kramer PI
King Martin, fireman P. M. SS. South Carolina
King Mary, widow, r. S s Myrtle Av, bet Gough and
Franklin
King Mary, domestic 738 Post
King Mary A. Miss, r. 100 Turk
King Mary Ann, widow, r. 501 Mason
King May Miss, typesetter Painter & Co., r. 310 Union
King Michael, house and signpainter, 739 Market
King Michael, laborer, r. 3 Baldwin Court
King Michael, laborer, r. N s Twenty-ninth, nr Church
King Michael, laborer ^tna Iron Works
King Michael L. (King & Co.) r. 931 Market
KING. MORSE & CO. .Chan-es a.
King, Isaac H. Morse and H. P. Coon)
successors to C. James Kingp of Wm. ,
mannfacturers of hermetically sealed
goods, NW cor Sansome and Broadway,
branch office 303 Sacramento
King Otis B., housepainter, r. S 8 Palmer, nr Whit-
ney, Fairmount Tract
King Patrick, laborer, r. 1902 Ellis
King Patrick, painter, r. 304 Fulton
King Patrick, painter, r. 339 Jessie
King Patrick, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
King Philii), barber, 323 Pacific, r. 712 Sansome
King Kichard, patternmaker Euterprise Mills, r. 528
Harrison
King Richard, waiter, r. 141 Natoma
King Richard P., fringemaker, r. 310 Union
King Robert M., hospital steward Presidio Reservation
King Robert W., engineer, r. 832 Mission
King S. A., r. 320 Jessie
King Sarah Mrs., teacher fancy sewing, r. 210 Golden
Gate Av
King Seth A., manager billiard room Palace Hotel, r.
1207 >4 Mission
King Solomon, tailor Frank EUwell, r. 832 Folsom
King Street Warehouse, Bangs, Walklngton & Co.
proptrs, S s King, bet Fourth and Fifth
King Thomas, cook, r. 33 Hinckley
King Thomas, cook P. C. SS. Salinas, r. 625 Davis
King Thomas, proprietor Commercial Exchange,
wiues, liquors and cigars, NW cor Olay and
Drumm, r. 911 Bryant
King Thomas, shoemaker, r. 229 Minna
King Thomas C, carpenter, r. 1210 Mission
King Thomas C, miner, r. 547 Mission
King Timothy J., expressman. NW cor Seventh and
Howard, r. 412 Shipley
King W. B. (DuBois & King) r. Portland, Or.
King Wilber H., clerk Homer S. King & Co., r. 534
Bush
King William, fireman tug Donald, r. 025 Davis
King William, letter carrier Post Office, r. 817 Post
King William, stevedore, r..l3 Welsh
King William A. (King & Cahill) r. 822 Howard
King William A., foreman Union Box Factory, r. Oak-
laud
King William B., wheelwright, r. .544 Jessie
King William H., clerk David N. Hawley, r. 2200
Washington
King William M., liquor saloon, 48 Sacramento
King & Bradley (John S. King and Francis D. Brad-
ley) Chinese employment agency, 640 Clay
King & Cahill (William A. Kiug and Patrick D. Ca-
hill) painters and whiteners, 1104 Howard
King & Chattin (James L. King and Edward
Chattin) notaries public and commissioners deeds,
442 California
King Si Co. (Michael L. King and Andrew Poul-
son) real estate agents and collectors, 9 Geary
Kingle Frederick, waiter, r. 308 Tehama
Kingon Arthur B., clerk Nugent & O'Neal, r. 525 Te-
hama
Kingon Robert, r. 541 H Natoma
Kingsbery Sanford, clerk general superintendent's
office C. P. RR., r. 911 Capp
Kingsbury Alice Miss, authoress, r. 2432 Mission
Kingsbury Henry, longshoreman, r. 14 Baldwin
Court
Kingsbury Hubert M., porter Hanley & Snow, r. East
Oakland
Kingsbury Thomas P., sergeant police, r. 6 Elgin
Park
Kingsford Albert K., salesman, r. 2616 Sutter
Kingsford's Oswego Starch Co., Wm. T. Coleman &
Co. agents, 121 Market
Kingslaud George R.. first assistant engineer P. M. SS.
Granada, r. 753 Harrison
Kingsland James E. C, engineer American Sugar Re-
finery, r. W s Eureka, bet Twentieth and Twenty-
first
Kingsland Olivia Mrs., millinery, 209 Sixteenth, r.
Eureka, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Kingslaud T. G. & Son (Thomas G. and William J.)
importers hardware and wagon material, 34 Cali-
fornia
Kingsland Thomas G. (T. G. Kingsland & Son) r. Oak-
land
Kingsland William J. (T. G. Kingsland & Son) r. Oak-
land
Kingsley Alfred M., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
131 Wildey
Kingsley Elizabeth, widow, r. 218 Stockton
Kingsley Henry C, foreman Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 921
Union
Kingsley Peter, laborer, r. 2 Brady
Kingsley William, cooper, r. 116 Perry
Kingsley William, teamster, r. 216 Ninth
uar Kingsley. See Kinsley
Kingston James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 17
Michigan
Kingston Jeremiah, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
118 H Shipley
Kingston John H., clerk Western Fire and Marine
Insurance Co., r. 441 Fifth
Kingston Paul F., clerk Western Fire and Marine In-
surance Co., r. 441 Fifth
Kingston Richard, longshoreman, r. 531 Mission
Kingwell James W., plumber, 422 Leavenworth
Klngwell Joseph F., notary public and commissioner
deeds, 500 Montgomery, r. 307 Eddy
Kingwell Vincent T. (Weed & Kingwell) r. 238 Sixth
Kinkead C. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1812 Washington
Kinkead James, cooper Mattullath Mnfg Co,, r. Flor-
ida, bet Nineteenth and Bryant Av
Kinkead James, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 642
Natoma
Kinley Joseph M., attorney at law, 240 Montgomery,
room 6, r. 428 J^ Twenty-second
e^ Kinley. See McKinley
Kinne 0. Mason, special agent Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Insurance Co., r. 2520 Post
Kinne Henry C, principal Harrison St. Ungraded
School, r. 17 Fourth
Kinne James M., driver ice wagon, r. ISJ^ Ransch
Kinne Joseph, driver, r. Mission Road, nr Ocean
View Station
Kinue Thomas H., farmer, r. 301 Octavia
Kinne William H. (Daly & Kinne) r. Mission Road,
nr Ocean View Station
eS^ Kinne. See Kinney and Kenney
Kinnear Ebenezer, dairyman, W s Chenery, nr Thirty-
first
Kinuear John, weigher, r. 424 Sansome
Kinnear Vivian, sashmaker Jason Springer & Co., r.
338 Third
Kinnerson Jerome H., teamster, r. 202 Davis
Kinnery Abby, domestic .520 !'i Bryant
Kiuuery John, engineer stmr George Harley
Kinney Edward, seaman, r. 32 Clara
Kinney Eliza C, widow, r. 52i; Post
Kinney Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 27 Geary
Kinney John C, waiter J. Bertz, r. 737 Howard
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. "'^f,^LV.o,nV7sVee^.= ^''
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WA^iHINO WELl. ]>4»NE AT VERY EOW RATES.
OFFICE. 618 9IARKET STREET,
KIN
565
KIR
Kinney Robert S. Mrs., widow, r. 526 Post
Kinney T., laborer Hancock ite Kelso
Kinney Walton, searcher of records, r. 219 Dupout
Kinney William J. (Kinney & Ross) r. 509 Hyde, rear
Kinney William J. Jr., clerk O'Neill & Stuart, r. 309
Ivy Av
Kinney & Ross (W. J. Kinney and W. S. Boss) carpen-
ters, 509 Hyde
syKinney. See Kiune, Kenuey and Kenny
Kinsella Daniel, blacksmith, r. 1 Adelaide PI
Klnsella Edward J., bartender, r. 260 Clementina.rear
Kinsella James T., plumber, r. 719 Natoma
Kinsella John, shoem.iker, r. 719 Natunia
Kinsella Mary, nurt^e 1913 Franklin
Kinsella Patrick, blacksmith, r. 1 Adelaide PI
Kinsey A. Q. Mrs., r. Grand Hotel
Kinsey A. R., gripeman Presidio KR., r. 1205 Union
Kinsey Charles, real estate, r. 729 California
Kinsey Cliarles C. (Kinsey & Gearhart) and oflB-
cial shorthand reporter Superior Court, Dept
No. 1, r. 411^ Oak
Kinsey Charles W. (Lyon & Kinsey) r. Oakland
Kinsey Eliza S. Mrs., lodgings, 1023 Stockton
Kinsey Griffith J., bookkeeper E. P. Peckham, r.
Palace Hotel
Kinsey <& Gearhart (C.C. Kinsey and J. W. Gear-
hart) official short hand reporters, 56 Nevada
Block
Kinelea Thomas, pressman The Daily Report, r. Oak-
land
Kinsley Edward, milkman George Michaelis, r. 2935
Clay
Kinsley John E., carpenter, r. 2437 Larkin
Kinsley Joseph W., reporter The Examiner, r.528 Ellis
B^Kinsley. See Kiugsley
Kinsman Charles W., contractor, 28 New Montgomery,
r. 659 Minna
Kinsman Franklin, builder, 28 New Montgomery, r.
412 Clementina
Kinsman James W., builder, 28 Ne'w Montgomery, r.
1127 Twenty-first
Kinsman Nicholas W., engineer, r. 410 Natoma
Kinsman P. E., r . Central Pacific Hotel
Kintzel Theodore, clerk Henry H. Ritter, r. 839 Cali-
fornia
Kinzel Philip, teamster, r. 1723 O'Farrell
Kinzer George W., miner, r. 1420 Hyde
Kip James, deputy County Clerk, r. 127 Kearny
Kip TTilllani Ing'raUam Rt. Rev. D. D.,
L.. Ii. D., Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Cali-
fornia, r. SW cor Eddy and Franklin
Kip William Ingraham Jr., statistical clerk Custom
House, r. SW cor Eddy and Franklin
Kipp George W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 709 Post
Kipp John, r. 745 Market
Kipps Alfred K., artist, r. 100 McAllister
Kirby Ann M., widow, r. 37 Lafayette
Kirby Charles K., architect, r. 900 Van Ness Av
Kirby Daniel, piledriver, and extraman Engine No.
10, S. F. F. D., r. 521 Bryant
Kirby Delia Miss, boxmaker, r. 37 Lafayette
Kirby Elizabeth Mrs., bakery, 1013 Folsom
Kirby Emily, domestic 2344 California
Kirby Frederick W., architect, r. 900 Van Ness Av
Kirby James, horseshoer, 454 >4 Stevenson, r, 30
Rausch
KJrby James, machinist, r. 220 Sixteenth, bet Mission
and Howard
Kirby James, shoemaker, r. 1113 M Kearny, rear
Kirby John F., gastitter, r. 37 Lafayette
Kirby John H., foreman blacksmith S. P. RR., r. 220
Sixteenth, bet Mission and Howard
Kirby John H. Jr., blacksmith S. P. RR., r. 220 Six-
teenth, bet Mission and Howard
Kirby J.ihn J., clerk Post Office, r. 409 Capp
Kirby John J. Jr., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
222 Tehama
Kirby John T., collector Anglo-Californian Bank, r.
2814 Laguna
Kirby Mary, widow, r. 148 Minna
Kirby Michael, driver Empire Brewery, r. SE cor
Fourteenth and Castro
Kirby Michael, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 148}^
Kirby Michael P., clerk T. R. Flinn, r. 1151 Mission
Kirby Patrick, horseshoer Abner Doble, r. 30 Rausch
Kirby Patrick, teamster, r. 51 Frederick
Kirby Peter J., gastitter, r. 37 Lafayette
Kirby Philip, clerk, r. 816 Sutter
Kirby Thomas, laborer, r. 40 Hill
Kirby Thomas J., proptr Phoenix Brewery, r. 528
Noe
Kirby William T., patternmaker J. J. Dunn, r. 148
Minna
l^"Kirby. See Kerby
Kirch Charles, plasterer, r. W s Minnie, bet Ashbury
and Clayton
Kirchhofer Max, laborer, r. 34 Mary
Kirchoff Lawrence, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutttr
Kirchholl' Theodor (M. Wunsch & Co.) r. 101 Dupont
Kirchhubel Herman, waiter P. M. SS. South Carolina
Kirchmann Henry, porter Simon Sweet & Co., r. 1619
Dupont
Kirchner A. F. J., barber, 441 Sixth, r. 460 Sixth
Kirchner Barney, cook, r. 18 First
Kirchner Casper W., commercial traveler, r. 1604 How-
ard
Kirchner Charles, r. 987 Harrison
Kirchner Charles Jr., upholsterer, r. 987 Harrison
Kirchner GeorgeH., butcher, r. Tenth Av,betNandP,
South S. F.
Kirchner Henry, fruit and vegetables, 2124 Mission
Kirchner Hermann, restaurant, 742 Fourth
Kirchner John, patternmaker H. P. Gregory & Co., r.
Oakland
Kirchner William, bartender, r. 987 Harrison
Kirk Andrew, fruitstand, foot Market, r. 318 Davis
Kirk Bessie Miss, nurse Pacific Dispensarv Training
School, r. 223 Thirteenth
Kirk Charles, seaman, r. 1012 Kearny
Kirk Christian, r. 1017 Bush
Kirk Edward W. (Kirk & Baker) r. 518 Jj Ninth
Kirk Edwin P., packer, r, 106 Ridley
Kirk Francis, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 5 Michi-
gan
Kirk James, engineer Oregon Imp. Co's Wharf, r.
Montgomery's Hotel
Kirk John H., superintendent North Point Free Ware-
house, r. Oakland
Kirk Joseph, attorney at law, 320 Sansome, room 20, r.
317 Stockton.
Kirk Maggie D., widow, r. 2527 Howard
Kirk Robert, actor, r. 1239 Mission
Kirk Samuel B., packer John Taylor & Co., r. 106 Rid-
ley
Kirk & Baker (Edward W. Kirk and Robert T. Baker)
teamsters, 10 Davis
Kirkbride Joseph J., salesman Davis Bros., r. 412
Jones
Kirkliani Ralpli W. , office 109 California, room
13, r. Oakland
Kirkland Alexander W., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. Oak-
land
Kirkland Cornelia S. Miss, assistant Urban Academy,
r. 309 Stockton
Kirkland John N.. assistant bookkeeper Weil & Wood-
leaf, r. Oakland
Kirkland Joseph B., agent Pennsylvania. Rail-
way Lines and American and Red Star Steamship
Cos.. 116 Montgomery, r. Grand Hotel
Kirkland William W. (Kirkland & Thompson) r.
Amador, Cal.
Kirkland & Thompson (William W. Kirkland
and Edward P. Thompson) produce commission
merchants, 324 Davis
Kirkman J. L., proptr San Leandro and S. F. Express,
117 Market, r. San Leandro
Kirkness William, bookkeeper Jason Springer jt Co.,
r. Oakland
Kirkpatrick Alfred, marblecutter, r. 105 Hayes
Kirkpatrick Arthur R., shipping clerk Crane, Hastings
& Co., r. 1 Fifth
Kirkpatrick Charles A., physician, office and r. 759
Market
Kirkpatrick Daniel, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Post and Mason
Kirkpatrick Ednvard, attorney at law, 609 Sac-
ramento, r. Palace Hotel
Kirkpatrick James, shoemaker, r. 2 Hubbard
Kirkpatrick John, r. 1332 Howard
Kirkpatrick Luie Miss, operator Jory Bros., r. 1332
Howard
Kirsch Emll, butcher, 2113 Mission
Kirsch Henry, waiter O.K. and N. SS. Columbia
Kirschner Joseph, florist, 316 Guerrero
Kirshbaum Louis, waiter, r. 424 Sansome
Kirstein Charles, watchman, r. 2913 California
Kirwan M., herder Presidio Reservation
WINDOW SHADES
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE G. W. CLARK & CO.
Wuiilow Sliades lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc. 645 Market st.
H
IWCKIiEY, SPIKKS & HAYES, FUliTOBf IRON WORKS. 313 Fremont St.,
^flauutacturers ofSAW^ MIL.1. MACHINERY :id<I SHINOI^E MACHINES.
KIR
566
KLE
Kirwan Robert, painter, r. 512 Taylor
Kirwin Edward, waiter, r. 424 Sansome
Kirwiu Eliza, widow, r. 347 Minna
Kirwin Eliza, domestic 1516 Clay
Kirwiu Lewis, clerk, r. 347 Minna
Kirwin Patrick, laborer, r. 608 Bush
Kiser Ignatz, milker Isaac Stone, r. NW cor Cortland
Av and Sau Bruno Koad
Kish Albert (Kisb & Michaels) r. 335 Clementina
Kish & Michaels (Albert Kish and Abram Michaels)
tailors, 335 Clementina
Kiskaddeu James H., bookkeeper Parke & Lacy, r. 129
O'Farrell
Kisley John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kispert Francis C, blacksmith H. Hofstetter, r. SW
cor Railroad and Sixteenth Avs, South S. F.
Kispert Henry F., jeweler Charles H. Lindeman, r.
SW cor Railroad and Sixteeutl»Avs, South S. F.
Kispert John J., woodcarver, r. SW cor Railroad and
Sixteenth Avs, South, S. F.
Kissane Henry, teamster. Pier 10 Steuart, r. NE cor
Harriet and Folsom
Kissel Brothers (Jacob and John A.) florists and nur-
serymen. Silver Av, ur Mission, depot 40 Grand
Central Market
Kissel Jacob (Kissel Brothers) r. Silver Av, nr Mis-
sion
Kissel John A. (Kissel Brothers) r. Silver Av, nr Mis-
sion
Kissling Emil A., confectioner, r. 1 Quincy PI
Kister Edward M., laborer, r. 2116 Van Ness Av
Kiszler Henry, r. 1113 Stockton
Kitch Alexander, driver William Fletcher, r. 23 La-
fayette
Kitchen A. M. Mrs., r. 5 Rues
Kitchen George, laborer, r. 468 Sixth
Kitchen James, carpenter, r. 468 Sixth
Kitchen John, porter Home Mutual Insurance Co., r.
Oakland
Kitchen William M., clerk C. P. RR., r. 468 Sixth
Kitson Andrew, machinist F. A. Robbins, r. Chicago
Hotel
Kittelberger Charles (Kittelberger & Dold) r. 227
Ellis
Kittelberger & Dold (Charles Kittelberger and
Charles Dold) wines and liquors, NE cor Market
and Powell
Kitter Ross, boxmaker, r. 7 Langton
Kitteringham John, moroccodresser, r. 17173^ Mission
Kitterman George M., r. lOJi Taylor
Kitterman James, furniture, bedding and carpets, 1313
Stockton
Kittle August, mattressmaker, r. Arion House
Kittle Jonathan G. (Kittle & Co.) r. 525 Harrison
Kittle Nicholas G. (Kittle & Co.) r. 003 Sutter
Kittle William H., machinist, r. 2 Stanly Court
Kittle Hi Co. (Nicholas G. and Jonathan G. Kittle
and James Palache) shipping and commission
merchants, 202 California
Kittler Conrad, carpenter, 422 Powell
Kittler William C, caneworker and varnisher, 422
Powell, r. 1 Dikeman PI
Kitto Orlando, groceries and liquors and butcher, SE
cor Minnesota and Solano
Kitto Orlando Jr., rougher Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SE
cor Minnesota and Solano
Kitto William J., rougher Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SE
cor Minnesota and Solano
Kittredge Addison G., clerk Reynolds & Rix, r. 110
Ellis
Kittredge Albert C, salesman Cohnreich Brothers, 840
Market
Kittredge Charles, furrier, r. 33 Dorland
Kittredge Edward H. (E. H. Kittredge & Co.) r. N s
Fifteenth, betNoe and Castro
Kittredge E. H. & Co. (Edward H. Kittredge)
manufacturers and dealers doors, windows and
blinds, 113-115 Market
Kittredge Ella F. Mrs., r. 1711 Market
Kittredge Isabella H., widow, r. 4 Lily Av
Kittredge John R., lumber surveyor, r. 142}^ Fourth
Kittredge Jonathan, r. 110 Ellis
Kittredge Joseph G., r. NW cor Fifteenth and Noe
Kittredge Joseph G. Jr., ironworker, r. 136 Fifth
Kittredge May W. Miss, teacher Jackson St. Kinder-
garten, r. 110 Ellis
Kittredge Ralph B., shipping clerk, r. 1711 Market
Kittredge Spencer B., shipping clerk E. H. Kittredge
& Co., r. 4 Lily Av
Kittredge W. B., conductor, r. 2 Boston PI
Kitz Iranz, clerk G. F. Walter, r. 1203 Polk
Kitz Franz C. R., drivers. F. Stock Brewery, r. 1819
Powell
Kitzmuller Michael, carriagemaker, 8.50 Howard, r. 86
Everett
Kivell James, shipping and commission agent, SW cor
Mission and Steuart, r. 114 Perry
Kivell John, laborer, r. N s Mission, bet First and
Second
Kivi Felix, cutter A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 108 Steiner
Kiwitz Charles, bartender Gustav Schwarz & Co., r.
4-36 Jessie
Kjelgreen E. W., master mariner, r. North Pacific
Hotel
K. K. Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) Henry
Deas secretary, 44 Nevada Block
Klaas Matthew (Ivlaas &.Sfteli) r. 1237 Stockton
Klaas & Seeli (Matthew Klaas and Gaspar Seeli)
confectionery and bakery, 1233 Stockton
Klaber George, wood and coal, 504 Jj Howard
Klaen A. D. (Klaen Brothers) r. SE cor Golden Gate
Av and Buchanan
Klaen Brothers (A. D. and John H.) groceries and
liquors, SE cor Golden Gate Av and Buchanan
Klaen John H. (Klaen Brothers) r. SE cor Golden
Gate Av and Buchanan
Klaflki Andrew, waiter Montgomery's Hotel
Klages August, liquor saloon, NW cor Drumm and
Commercial, r. 18 John
Klages Frederick, clerk John Blohm, r. 1800 Stockton'
Klahn August, car builder N. B. and M. RR., r. 1111
Church
Klahn Christian, seaman, r. 40 Jackson
Klahn Ferdinand, seaman, r. 40 Jackson
Klahn Herman, seaman, r. 40 Jackson
Klahn John H., cigars and tobacco, 116 Sixth, r. 520
Natoma
Klahn Nicolaus, cabinetmaker, r. 1642 Mission
Klaiber Frank, steward Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 310
Montgomery Av
Klain Nathan M., photographic view artist, 921 McAl-
lister
Klamath Quartz Mining Co. (Siskiyou Co., Gal.) office
29 Nevada Block
Klang Gotfried, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Klang Henry, master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel
Klapperich John J. (John S. Klapperich & Son) r. 2
Washington Av
Klapperich John S. (John S. Klapperich & Son) r. 2
Washington Av
Klapperich John S. & Son (John S. and John J.) car-
riage makers, 3 Grand Av
Klare Philip, carpenter, r. 13 Park Av
Klare Philip Jr., clerk, r. 13 Park Av
Klarenmeyer S., portrait painter, 724 J^ Market
Klarenmeyer S. Jr., salesman Joseph Silverman, r.
819 Howard
Klarke Franu, gardener, r. Columbia Hotel
Klarmann John, cook, r. 905 Shotwell
Klarnet Joseph, tailor, r. 248 Clara
Klarqiiist Jolin P., mason, r. 250 Minna
Klatt Ferdinand, carpenter and builder, office 516
Kearny, r. 814 M Twenty-first
Klau Adolph, clerk Baker k Hamilton, r. 309 Powell
Klau Edward, clerk Haas Bros.,r. 3U9 Powell
Klaii Karl, salesman Haas Bio8.,r. 309 Powell
Klau Leopold, salesman Haas Bros., r. 309 Powell
Klauber Ella Miss, t. 335 Eddy
Klaus John, tailor, 634 Pacific, r. 818 Pacific
Klaus Joseph; laborer, r. 1 Noonan Av
89*" Klaus. See Claus and Clauss
Kleebauer Ambrosius, clerk P. J. McGovern, r. W s
Church, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second '
Kleebauer Charles F., carpenter, r. W s Church, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Kleen Henry, proprietor Brander Saloon, 225 Clay,
r. 740 Howard
Kleensmith William, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Klefner Thomas, bricklayer, r. 121 Shipley
Kleger Louis, driver Omnibus RR., r. 253 Clemen-
tina
Kleiber Rosina Miss, r. 712 Washington
Klein A. Mme., dressmaker, r. 1008)6 Market
Klein Annie, widow, r. 1924 Bush
Klein Bernard, salesman Kohler & Chase, r. Frescott
House
Klein Charles, blacksmith, r. 449)^ Jessie
Klein Charles, bookkeeper Ordenstein & Co., r. 1924
Bush
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. •""'■'"fl^gJ'.teK^,'-''*''^*"''
I MAPnOMnilPU OIPORTER OF AND DBAIiER IN COAL. AND PIG IRON,
J, IVIAbUUIlUUun, 4:1 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Elein Erdmaun, houseuiover, r. 3'J Jessie
Klein Ernest, clerk George H. Tay & Co., r. 1008}^
Market
Klein Ernst, groceries and liquors, NW cor Folsom
and Twenty-second
Klein Eugene, jeweler A. Hirschman, r. 3 Chatham
PI
Klein Frederick J. M., traveling salesman Safety
Nitro Co., r. 1924 Bush
Klein Harry, saloonkeeper, r. 351 Clementina
Klein Henry, foreman Main St. Mill, r. Alameda
Klein Henry, hackman, r. 418 Jones
Klein Jacob, carpenter and builder, r. 24 Lily Av
Klein Jacob, machinist S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Polk, bet Lombard and Chestnut
Klein John E. (Klein & Carr) r. 38 Russ
Klein John M., repairer Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
grai)h, r. KJ Hopeton Terrace
Klein John R., repairer Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 440 Third
Klein Joseph, porter Radovich & Uhrlandt, r. 4 Fella
PI
Klein Julius, driver Bay City Soda Water Co., r: 38
Russ
Klein Lazare, with Kahn Bros. & Co., r. 607 Powell
Klein Louisa, waitress William E. Stewart
Klein Philip, butcher, r. W s N, bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Avs, South S. F.
Klein Pierre, proptr Occidental Restaurant, 536 Wash-
ington, r. 1528 Powell
Klein Theodore, r. 616 J^ Filbert
Elein William F., jeweler Reinhold Bujanofif, r. 1047
Howard
Klein & Carr (J. E. Klein and Howard Carr) gun-
smiths, 819 Market
K?" Klein. See Cline, Clyne, Kleyne and Kline
Kleinclaus Andrew, clerk F. J. Castlehun, r. 2 Ches-
ley
Kleinclaus Barbara, widow, r. 1116 Stockton
Kleinclaus Charlts, r. 908 Dolores
Kleinclaus Gustav B. (Otto Fauss & Co.) r. 244 Nine-
teentu
Kleine Charles R., shoemaker, 1327 Polk
Kleinhammer Henry, r. 9J^ Dikeman PI
Kleinhans Charlotte, widow, r. 912 Geary
Kleinhans John (A. Lusk & Co.) r. 640 Fell
Kleinhaupt Abraham I., secondhand clothing, 109
Sixth
Kleinsmith Amelia Mrs., r. 32 Zoe
Kleinsmith William, liquor saloon, S s Berry, bet
Third and Fourth
Kleist Marx, r. Chicago Hotel
Klemier Herman, bartender Oliver G. Hallett, r. 27
Geary
Klemm Charles J., mnfr patent bedlounges, 148 Blux-
ome and 617-619 Branuan
Klemm Hugo, barber, 285 East, r. 49 Sacramento
Klemm Julius G., cabinetmaker, r. 148 Bluxome
Klempau Nicolaus, undertaker Theodor Dierks, r. 957
Mission
Klenck Fred., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 141 Dore
Klenck John F., cKrk Auditor's Office, r. 28 Rondell PI
Klenck Richard, laborer, r. 141 Dore
Kleser Adam, waiter J. E. Sickels, r. 120 Post
Klesow Charles, captain schr Piute, r. 38 Zue
Klesow John F., captain schr. Modoc, r. 12 De Boom
Kleutsch Fiaiik J., r. 31 First Av
Klevesahl Ernest W.. liquor saloon, 512 Fourth
Klewisch John O. (Cal. Oil Refining Co.) r. Oakland
Kley Chris. (Buckner & Kley) r. Oakland
Kleyer Ernest, druggist German Hospital
Kleyn H., r. Park Hotel
Kleyn Helena Mrs., bakery, 14 Fifth
Kleyn John H., cook, r. 14 Fifth
BSyKleyn. See Cline, Clyne, Klein and Kline
Klibbeck Christopher, shoemaker, r. 800 Greenwich
Klift Andrew, tanner, r. San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-seventh
Klindt Henry, cigars and tobacco, 909 Kearny, r. 2
Carlos PI
Kline Mrs., saleslady B. Nathan & Co.
Kline Adolph M.. r. 313 Elm Av
Kline Arthur A., salesman Kalin Bros. & Co., r. 1829
Pine
Kline August (Kline & Co.) r. 1301 Octavia
Kline B., tailor, r. 424 Sansorae
Kline Bernard, r. 1516 Post, rear
Kline Charles, physician, ofiBce and r. 286 Stevenson
Kline David, salesman Louie Kline & Co., r. 211 Powell
Kline Eli, hostler, r. 923 Jones
Kline Fritz H., bandsawyer Andrew Frei, r. 427 Hayes
Kline Gabriel, r. 1516 Post, rear
Kline George A., salesman Kline & Co., r. 1301 Oc-
tavia •
Kline George W., accountant First National Gold Bank
of S. F., r. Berkeley
Kline Jacob, bookkeeper E. Mansbach & Co., r. 1516
Post
Kline Josie, domestic 713 Minna
Kline L., r. 407 Mason
Kline Lazarus, proptr Franco American Perf umeryCo.,
26 Second
Kline Louis (Louis Kline & Co.) r. 211 Powell
Kliue Louis & Co. (Louis Kline and Max Gensberger)
importers and jobbers hats and caps, 110 Bush
Kline Mark, merchant, r. 604 Geary
Kline Michael, laborer, r. 726 Clementina
Kline Samuel, student Heald's Business College
Kline Thomas, porter M. Ehrman & Co., r. 1.508
Hyde
Kliue Walter, r. 215 Kearnv
Kliue & Co. (August Kline) importers and jobbers
hats and caps, 26-28 Battery
^"Kline. See Cline. Clyne, Klein and Kleyn
Kling Aidla Miss, laundress Ladies' Protection and
Relief Societj', E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Kling Olof W., watchmaker and jeweler, 213 Jackson.
r. 1516 Hyde
Kliugberg Cliarles, seaman, r. NE cor Montgomery
and Union
Klinge Augusta Miss, hairdresser Fred. Hays, r. 119
Fifth
Klinge William, tailor, 119 Fifth
Klingel Ferdinand J., cooper David Woemer, r. 617
Post
Klingel Frederick, butler 1299 Van Ness Av
Klingel John, baker, r. 617 Post •
Klingemann Charles, teacher music, r. .532 Pine
Kliugenberg Charles, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
Klinger August, fresco painter, r. 1632 Eddy
Klink Jenuia S. Miss, assistant Lobos Av School, r.
733 Bush
Klinkenborg Henry, proptr Market Exchange, Mission
Market, r. 3 Church Lane
Klinker Charles J., captain schr Bessie Everding, Pier
13 Steuart
Klinkner C. A. & Co. (Charles A. Klinkner) mnfr red
rubber stamps, and stencils, 320 Sansome
Klinkner Charles A. (C. A. Klinkner & Co.) r. Berke-
ley
Klintworth Diedrich, teacher First School of the Ger-
man School Union, r. Alameda
Klippel Valentine, shoemaker, r. 906 Pacific
KlipsteiuFlrnest W., accountant, r. 967 Mission
Klipstein M. Mrs., physician, 967 Mission
Klipsteiu Mary Miss, hairworker, r. 967 Mission
Klipstein Minnie Miss, saleslady, r. 967 Mission
Kliunak Martin N., bartender Patrick Connolly, r.
NW cor Stockton and Jackson
Kloch George W., conductor Omnibus RR., r. 22
Verona
Klodt Hermann, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 429
Bush
Kloos Adolph, contractor, r. 1217 3^ Steiner
Klopenstiue Harry C, salesman Cunningham, Curtiss
& Welch, r. 733 Bush
Klopenstine Joseph, stockbroker, r. 733 Bush
Klopfer Adam, mnfr bakers' peels, 634 Pacific
Klopfer John (Klopfer & Diehm) r. 118 Drumm
Klopfer K Diehm (John "Klopfer and George Diehm)
coopers, 101 Clay '
Kloppenburg Charles J. F., bookkeeper Moody^ Jc
Farish, r. 225 Stevenson
Kloppenburg John F., general trader, r. 225 Steven-
son
Kloppenburg Otto, comniission merchant, r. 222
Grove
Klopper Frederick, leather and findings, 26 O'Farrell
Klopper Henry, shoemaker, r. 721 Broadway
Klopstock C. & Co. (Curtis Klopstock) mnfrs cigars and
dealers leaf tobacco, 212 Front
Klopstock Curtis (C. Klopstock & Co.) r. 714 Hayes
Klopstock Isaac (I. L. Solomon k Co.) r. 714 Hayes
Klos William (Kh)8 & Hund) r. 438 J^ Jessie
Klos k Hund (William Klos and CharlesHund) liquor
saloon, 823 Market
Klose Adolph, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 1228 Lom-
. bard ^
Klose Adolph F., shipping clerk M. Ehrman k Oo., r.
703 Post
HARDWOOD LUMBER
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Speai St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. MORSE,
(fHOTOORAVHEK. 836 9IAKKKT ST.
Views of all ilie principal places on tbe Pa«-lfic Coast for aalew
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Klose Christian A., capitalist, office 271 East, r. East
Oakland
Klose Philip, r. 8 Central PI
Klose Philip (HillenBrand & Klose) r. Turk St. Hotel
«^"Klose. See Close
Kloss John, carpenter, r. 610 Ivy Av
Klostermann Friedrich, mining, r. 204 McAllister
Klotz Frederick, wood and coal, l(i26 Stockton
Klotz Jacob, butcher, r. Butchers' Home Hotel,
South S. F.
Klotz Joseph A., cabinetmaker, r. 322 Seventh
Klotz Leo, cook Butchers' Home Hotel, South S. F.
Klotz Marie, domestic 1217 Geary
Klotz Matthaus (Sehiiiir & Klotz) r. 503 Filbert
Klotzsch Charles F., cigars and tobacco, SW cor
Fourth and Howard, r. 209 Fourth
Kliiber Frederick, longshoreman, r. 160 Steuart
Kluge Emil, first officer schr Leon, r. 503 Folsom
Klumbuss John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Klumpke John O., real estate, r. 704 Powell
Klumpp Arthur, clerk, r. 1615 Sacramento
Klumpp Emile, watchmaker, r. 1615 Sacramento
Klumpp Herman J., engraver and diesinker, 235
Kearny, room 10, r. 1615 Sacramento
Klumpp Martin, porter Haas Bros., r. 22 Stockton PI
Klumpp Otto H., jeweler Levison Bros., r. 622}^
Green
Klumpp Keinhart, porter Haas Bros., r. 34 Eddy
Klumpp Rudolph, salesman Meyer Bros. & Co.. r.
710}^ Taylor
Klumpp William, engraver and die sinker, 235 Kear-
ny, room 10, r. 1615 Sacramento
Klunder John, groceries and liquors, 101-103 Jackson
Klundzen Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 299 Ji Clementina
Klurr Jacob, tobacconist, r. 605 Broadway
Klute Adolph, painter and whitener, SW cor Geary
and Jones, r. 714 Vallejo
Kluthass John W., bookkeeper Jackson Brewery, r.
1230 Mission
Knabe Peter, shipcarpenter, r. 1863^ Vandewater
Knabenschuh William, porter, r. 1127 Dupont
Knack George J., r. 421 Bush
Knack. Jolin, proprietor Philadelphia House, 421
Bush
Knacke Elizabeth, widow, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
San Jose Av and Guerrero
Knacke Frank, master mariner, r. 8 Hyde
Knacke Frederick, tinsmith, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
San Jose Av and Guerrero
Knagenhjilm Charles, scalemaker Fairbanks & Hutch-
inson, r. 4 Russell
Knapik Peter P. , manufacturer gilt, imitation
walnut and veneer moldings, 425 Fourth
Knapp Belle, widow, coffee saloon, 626 Sacramento
Knapp Charles, painter, r. 1510 Turk
Knapp Charles C, engineer, r. 808 Twentieth
Knapp Charles E., clerk ticket auditor 8. P. RR., r.
Menlo Park
Knapp Charles H., bookkeeper A. Lyser & Co., r. 808
Twentieth
Knapp C. Richard, druggist, r. 1212 Mission
Knapp Dexter W., operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 800 Ellis
Knapp Edwin G., attorney at law, 407 California, r.
Oakland
Knapp Henry, carpenter, r. 50 South Park
Knapp H. G. , painter, r. 326 Ellis
Knapp James R., freight agent N. P. C. RR. Go's
W'harf , r. 720 Grove
Knapp J. H., machinist, r. 2750 Harrison
Knapp John N., shoecutter, r. 857 Folsom
Knapp Minnie Miss, teacher music, r. 113 Powell
Knapp Oscar, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Knapp Peter A., actor, r. 220 Minna
Knapp Richard H., lead caster Marder, Luse & Co., r.
Oakland
Knapp Stephen C, oiler S. P. 0. RR. stmr Bay City, r.
808 Twentieth
Knapp Stewart W., clerk general superintendent C.
P. RR., r. 534 Geary
Knapp W'illiam, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
903 Valencia
Knapp William H., solicitor Mutual Life Insurance
Co., 214 Sansome, r. 407 Mason
Knappe Frederick, r. 3 Midway
Knapton Thomas J., night clerk Grand Central Lodg-
ing House, 959 Market
Enarston John H., book and job prints, 502 Wash-
ington, r. 26 M Kearny
Knauer Joseph, barber, 105 Fourth, r. 736 Green
Knaul Peter, cook, r. 430 Natoma, rear
Knaus Bernard, carpenter, r. 322 Jfj Lily Av
Kn'auss J. Herman, accountant, 74 Nevada Block, r.
2538 Webster
Knauth Carl W., proptr Bay St. House, SE cor Kearny
and Bay
Kneass Dallas A., boatbuilder, r. 681 Mission
Kneass Edward D. (Brook & Kneass) r. 681 Mission
Kneass George W. (Burns & Kneass) r. 681 Mission
Kneass John F., compositor Chronicle, r. 549 Tehama,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Kneass Moses, boatbuilder, r. 681 Mission
Knebrick George, brewer, r. 718 Laguna
Knece William, waiter, r. 4 Hardie PI
Kneeland James, liquor saloon, 670 Howard
Kneese George, liquor saloon, 572 Folsom
Knell Emil J., musician Winter Garden, r. 1212 Mis-
sion
Knell Frederick G., musician, r. 1212 Mission
Knell George H., compositor, r. 7 Washington Av
Knell Jacob, drayman Schultz & Von Bargen, r. 26
Morey Alley
Knell Jacob, janitor, r. 7 Washington Av
Knell John, musician, r. 1212 Mission
Knell Louis C, student, r. 1212 Mission
Knell Philip, assistant engineer E. Detrick & Co., r. 7
Washington Av
Knell Rodrigo, bookbinder Althof & Bahls
Knerr S. G., r. 1202 Market
Knewing Frederick, clerk, r. 2420 Pacific Av
Kuibbe Henry W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 403
Union
Knickeram John, miner, r. 872 Mission
Knickerbacker William H., clerk, r. 271 Stevenson
Knickerbocker Calvin E., hay, grain, wood and coal,
524 Mission, r. 165 Ninth
Knickerbocker Eliza D., widow, r. 165 Ninth
Knie Louis, bartender, r. 814 Union
Knief George, waiter, r. 228 Kearny
Knief John H., speculator, r. 719 Clay
Knierim John, butcher, r. 3 Helen
Kniese George, shoemaker, r. 1250 Turk
it^Kuiese. See Kneass
Knight , r. 427 Bush
Knight Alanson D., teamster, r. Steiner, bet Green-
wich and Lombard
Knight A. E., grip man Presidio RR., r. 1406 Pacific
Knight Albert H., machinist, r. 602 Geary
Knight Allen, exchange teller London and S. F. Bank,
r. Oakland
Knight Catherine Mrs., r. 106 Mason
Knight C. H., machinist, r. cor Larkin and Bay
Knight C. T. S., student, r. 124 Golden Gate Av
Knight Edmond H., dairy, Ns Lombard, bet Fillmore
and Steiner, r. 2221 Greenwich
Knight Edmund E., clerk Branch House, 424 Sansome
Knight Edwin B., teamster, r. 1516 Folsom
Knight E. N., actor Tivoli Garden, r. 1015 Capp
Knight Frank, superintendent Martell, Rathje &
Scherb, r. S s Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Sec-
ond Av
Knight Frank E., teamster, r. E 6 Pringle Court, nr
Greenwich
Knight Frederick, stableman, r. El Dorado House
Knight George A. (Clunie & Knight) attorney at law
410 Kearny, r. Grand-Hotel
Knight George A., salesman Morison, Hutchinson &
Co., r. 2221 Jackson
Knight George H., portrait painter, r. Brunswick
House
Knight H. A. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 736 Shotwell
Knight H. D., assistant superintendent Presidio and
Ferries RR. Co., r. 1403 Powell
Knight Henry, salesman Wilmerding & Co., 216 Front
Knight Henry L., attorney at law, r. 106 Mason
Knight Hiram A., driver Nelson J. Rodgers, r. 736
Shotwell
Knight J. B. Rev. , r. 16 Montgomery Av
Knight J. H., r. 25 M Fifth Av
Knight John (Knight & Graham) r. 933 Eighteenth
Knight Joseph, boilermaker, r. 14 Stanford
Knight L. D., teamster, r. E s Steiner, bet Lombard
and Greenwich
Knight Lincoln P., upholsterer, r. 6 Oak Grove Av
Knight Louis F., mining, r. 382 San Jos^ Av
Knight Mary, domestic 1405 Taylor
Knight Michael L., tailor, r. 61 Natoma
Knight N. R., office Occidental Wool Depot, r. Oak-
land
Knight Robert M., cook P. M. SS. Granada
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO.
Manufacturers of nne JEWELRY and DIAMOND Work
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR WASHINO PROMPTLY ATTENUED TO
OFFICE. C48 nAKICET STREET.
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Enigtat Thomas, real estate, r. 124 Golden Gate Av
Knight Wallace H., clerk, r. 2221 Greenwich
Knight W. C, teamster, r. 3112 Fillmore
Knight William, r. 745 jj Folsom
Knight WilUam C, l»aker. r. 108 Shiploy
Knight William H., carrier Call and Bulletin, r. 630
Webster
Knlg^ht AVilliani H. , State Harbor Commissioner,
office 1(1 California, r. Oakland
Knight & Graham (John Kuight and M. A. Graham)
machinists, 23 Stevenson
Knights Charles II., bakery, 37 Sixth
Knights Luther, drayman, H Market, r. 1006 Jones
Knights Mark, clerkA. F. Benard, r. 20U Mission
Kuiglits of Honor, W. H. Mahoney grand report-
er, office 45 St. Ann's Building
KnitfUts of Pythias, 915 Market
Knierltts of Pythias Bureau of Relief, 915
Market
Kniffhts of Pytliias Hall Agsociatlon, 915
Market
Knights of St. Patrick, 995 Market
Knights of the Red Branch, 861 Market
Knights William H., bookkeeper Luther Knights, r.
30 Pleasant
Knipe Frederick A., master mariner, r. S s Sonoma,
bet Vermont and Kansas
Knipe Thomas J., pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r.
H19 Greenwich
Knippeuberg Ernst R., liquor saloon, SE cor Howard
and Steuart, r. 419 Folsom
Knoblau John, wool packer, r. 626 Brannan
Kuobloch Charles J., basketmaker, N s Butte, bet
Tennessee and Kentucky
Kuobloch Christian, proptr Myrtle Hall, Railroad Av,
bet Seventh and Eighth Avs, South S. F.
Knobloch Jacob, hay and gram, wood and coal, NE_
cor Butte and Kentucky
Knoch August, porter John Ziegenbein & Co., r. Oak-
land
Knoche Diedrich, cell.irman S. F. Stock Brewery, r.
2118 Powell
Knoche Henry, groceries and liquors, 423 Third, r.
Oakland
Kuocker Charles B. (China and Japan Tea Co.;
r. 1012 Fifth Av, East Oakland
Knoderer Theophilus, gunsmith, r. 1108 Powell
Knodltr Alexander, laborer Philadelphia Brewery
Knoechel Charles (Knoechel & Brand) r. 725 Vallejo
Knoechel & Brand. (Charles Knoechel and John
G. Brand) proprietors Montgomery Baths and
Hair Dressing Saloon, 621 Montgomery
Enoflach Augustin, teacher languages, r. 228 Post
Knolbe Abram, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Knoll Albert R., bookkeeper Hobart, Wood & Co., r.
Oakland
Knoll George, r. 8 Howard Court
Knoll Henry W., clerk L. P. Fisher, r. Oakland
Knoll John, laborer, r. 15 Scott PI, rear
Knoll John Jr., salesman A. Paladinl, r. 15 Scott PI
Knoll Theodore, musician, r. 813 Shotwell
ll^-Knoll. See Noll
Knoop Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor Page
and Octavia
Knoop Fred, porter, r. 411 Pacific
Knoop Henry, clerk, r. NE cor Page and Octavia
Knop August, r. 234 Bush
Knop Charles, passepartout maker, 423 Washington
Knop Elfert(Hildebrandt & Knopjr. SE cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Knop Franklin A., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 2205
Geary
Knop George, student Barnard's Business College
Knop H., bookkeeper, r. Ahlborn House
Knop Louise, widow, r. 2205 Geary
Knopf Annlu Mrs., fancy goods, "2002 Mason, r. 2004
Mason
Knopf August, blacksmith, r. 421 Bush
Knopf Gottlieb T., carpenter, 625 Washington, r. 2004
Mason
Knopf Marie, widow, r. 136 First
Knopf William (Knopf & Brandt) r. 2004 Mason
Knopf & Brandt (William Knopf and HenVy Brandt)
printers, 535 California
Knopfel G. C., organist, r. Nucleus House
Knopfer Fred, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Knopf macher August, diamond setter Levison Bros.,
r. 306 Stockton
Enoph M. Edward, salesman Charles M. Plom & Co.,
r. Lick House
Knorp Albert P., manufacturer office, store and
library furniture, 411 Mission (and W. H. Steiger
& Co.) r. 706 Larkln
Knorp Albert F. Jr., entrj- clerk Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 706 Larkin
Knorp John G., mattressmaker, r. 16 Lynch
Knorp William T., cabinetmaker, r. 706 Larkin
Kuorr George, cooper, r. 55 Minna
Knorr Martin, cooper, r. 55 Minna
Kuorre Emil F., expressman, r. 1052 Folsom
Knott Benjamin, carpetlayer, r. 818 Green
Knott Joseph, r. 1124 Shotwell
Knott M. E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1004 Pacific
Knott William, r. lltiO Market
Knott W. W., law student, r. '2037 Howard
Knottner Florian, liquor saloon, 14 First, r. 455 Jessie
Knower John G., special policeman, r. 1224 Wash-
ington
Knowland Joseph, lumber dealer, and agent Gardiner
Mill Co., office 22 California, r. Alameda
8^" Knowland. See Nolan and Nolen
Knowles Charles T., clerk, r. 909 Taylor
Kuowles Edwin I., bookkeeper George B. Knowles &
Son. r. 909 Taylor
Knowles Ellen Mrs., r. 709 Harrison, rear
Knowles George, laborer, r. S s Gieen, bet Baker and
Lyon
Knowles George B. (George B. Knowles & Son) r. 909
Taylor
Knowles George B. Jr. (George B. Knowles & Son) r.
909 Taylor
Kno-wles George B. & Son (George B. arid
George B. Jr.) lumber, SE cor Mission and Main
and NW cor Bryant and Main
Knowles G. G., conductor California St. RR., r. 1434
California
Knowles Harry, assistant Nonpareil Soda Water Co.,
r. 209 Thirteenth
Knowle.s Henry, expressman, 37 Sutter, r. 449 )i Minna
Knowles Henry A., clerk, r. 209 Thirteenth
Kuowles H. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Knowles James, boilermaker O. and O. SS. Belgic
Knowles Joseph E. , clerk Oscar Foss, r. 333 Bartlett
Kno^vles Josiah N., shipping and commission
merchant. 28 California, r. Oakland
Knowles Mary A., widow, r. 1239 Mission
Knowles Robert, fireman stmr Amador, r. 6}^ Clinton
Kuo^vles Samuel E., dentist, office USDupont,
r. Oakland
Knowles Samuel W., attorney at law, r. 139 Seventh
Knowles Stillman H., miner, r. 209 Thirteenth
Kno'\^les ^Villlaiu A., dentist, office 118 Dupont,
r. Oakland
Knowles William H., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 109 Oak
Knowlton Charles T., woodcarver, r. 528 Bryant
Knowlton Ebenezer, assistant Boys' High School, r.
876 Shotwell
Knowlton George E.. salesman 8. F. News Co., r, 528
Bryant
Knowlton George W., stage carpenter Bella Union
Theatre, r. 528 Bryant
Knowlton Hugh, bricklayer, r. De Boom, nr First
Knowlton James J., inkmakur, r. 552 Seventeenth
Knowlton John 8., dental laboratory, 35 Post, r. 22
Anna
Knowlton Joseph Jr., general stage agent, 2 New
Montgomery, r. Alameda
Knowlton Loring W., compositor, r. 2506 Clay
Knowlton L. W. Mrs., widow, r. 2506 Clay
Knowlton Robert B., janitor V. S. Mint, r. 1041 Mis-
sion
Knownhurg Charles, blacksmith, r. 2619 Folsom
Knownburg John, proptr Kensington Carriage Mann-
factory, 2621 Folsom, r. 2619 Folsom
Knox Adam, superintendent J. F. Knox, r. 623 Jessie
Knox Andrew B.. clerk Cluff Bros., r. 434 Jessie
Knox Arthur A., r. I'iO Golden Gate Av
Knox Benjamin F., salesman C. J. Hawley & Co., r.
1715 Jessie
Knox Charles C, carpenter, r. 21 Eleventh
Knox Charles H., capitalist, r: 21 Eleventh
Knox Emma C., widow, furnished rooms, 217 Post
Knox George T., notary public and commissioner
deeds, 444 California, r. 52(1 Guerrero
Knox Henry E., dentist, office 23 Post, r. 480
Merrimac, Oakland
Knox Israel W., secretary Golden State and Min-
ers Iron Works, and president Globe Gas Ugbt
Co., office 237 First, r. Oakland
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Knox John F. , proprietor California Wool Depot,
426 Townsend, r. 240 Shotwell
Knox Richard F., mining 513 California, r.611 Folsom
Knox Robert J., clerk Darwin & Murphy, r. 340 Dor-
land
Knox S. R. Mrs., widow, r. 5 Essex PI
Knox Thomas R., official shorthand reporter Su-
perior Court, Department No. 2, office 74 Nevada
Block, r. 2421 California
Knox Wilber, r. 511 Folsom
Knox William B., collector Pac. Rolling Mill Co., r.
2122 Broderick
Knox William H., boarding. 42 Sacramento
Kniibel John (Taubmann k Kniibel) r. 221 Austin
Knudsen Andrew C, porter F. Mandlebaiim, r. 330
Tenth
Knudsen Conrad, milkman, r. S s Point Lobos Av, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second Avs
Knudsen H., laborer American Sugar Refinery
Knudsen Ole, seaman, r. 1021 Hampshire
Knudsen P. J., merchandise broker, 116 Front, r.
Oakland
Knudson Charles, painter, r. 9 Hollis
Knudiion Chris, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Knudson George P., clerk, r. 39 Hofif Av
Knudson Hans C, painter, r. 9 Hollis
Knulson J. B., boxmaker, r. Excelsior Hotel
Knudson -John, painter, r. 9 Hollis
Knudson John P., barteuder Nicholas Petersen, r. Ala-
meda
Knudson Knud, third office SS. Victoria, r. 19 Powell
Knudson Louis, laborer, r. 14 Lily Av
Knudson Mons, cigars and tobacco, 312 Fourth
Knudson Otto, painter, r. 9 Hollis
Knur Edward, assistant superintendent German Hos-
pital, Noe, bet Fourteenth and Ridley
Knnst Henry, gi'oceries and liquors, SW cor
Fourth and Folsom, r. 302 Fourth
Knut Charles, hostler, r. 1839 Mission
Knuth Frederick C, bartender, r. SW cor East and
Jackson
Knutson T., laborer Mechanics' Mill, r. 11 Kate
Knutzen Peter, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 423
Ninth
Koaster Lavirene Mrs., laceworker M. Levinsky & Co.,
r. 2607 Clay
Kobicke Christian, baker, r. 334 Guerrero
Kobicke Otto, clerk John Wigmore,r. 334 Guerrero
Koboldt Julius, machinist, r. 59 Stevenson
Koch Adam, crockery, stoves and glassware, 807 Mar-
ket, r. 366 Minna
Koch Anton R.. barber, r. 25 Erie
Koch August C, lithographer, 502 Washington, rooms
7-8, r. 1007 Harrison
Koch Barbara C, widow, r. 719 Union
Koch Carl, tanner C. Hellwig, r. 115 Twenty-sixth
Koch C. F. H., clerk Marcus Marks, r. 606 M Powell
Koch Charles, liquor saloon, 417 Fourth
Koch Christian, upholsterer, r. 719 Union
Koch Edward, groceries and liquors, NW cor Vallejo
and Polk
Koch Emanuel, tailor, r. 1145 Howard
Koch Emil, cook, r. 37 Louisa
Koch Frank (Kammerer & Koch) r. 503 Filbert
Koch Frederick, laundryman, r. 13 Lick PI
Koch Frederick, stoves and tinware, 138 Seventh, r.
1223)4 Folsom
Koch Fritz, woodturner, r. S s Clipper, bet Dolores
and Church
Koch George, shoemaker. 638)$ Mission
Koch H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Koch Henry (H. Levi & Co.) r. 311 Dupont
Koch Jacob D., mnfr pianos, 211-213 Ninth, r. 22 Fell
Koch Johannes M. J., barber, 648 Commercial, r. N a
Jersey, bet Church and Vicksburg
Koch John, expressman, cor Davis and Sacramento,
r. 116 Fair Oaks
Koch John, portrait painter, 339 Kearny, room 8
Koch John C. 0., salesman Joseph P. Curtis, r. 719
Union
Koch John G., r. 322 Capp
Koch Joseph, musician, r. 515 Chestnut
Koch Marie C, widow, r. 261 Clara
Koch Otto, carpenter, r. 1406 Mission
Koch Paul, Cooks' and Bakers' Union, SW cor Keamj
and Post
Koch William, bartender, r. 252 Third
Koch William, butcher, r. 512 Fourth
Koch William, coffeeroaster, r. 1915 Stockton
Koch William, driver Central RR., r. 27 Kate
Koch William, office 123 California, room 10, r. 1213
Twenty-first
Koch William, porter S. F. Verein, r. 218 Dupont
Koch William, upholsterer George Perkovich
Koch William Jr., dairyman, r. 1915 Stockton
Koch William D. (Gardner & Co.) r. Oakland
Koch William G., house and signpainter, 104-106
O'Farrell, r. 1815 Mason
Koch William H., carpenter, r. 444 Brannan
Koch William O., cabinetmaker, 1406 Mission
U^Koch. See Cook, Cooke and Kock
Kochenrath Albert K., salesman Greenebaum, Sachs
& Freeman, r. 2606 Sutter
Kochmann Max, clerk S. Kohlman, r. 1016 Folsom
Kochmann Morris, solicitor Feigenbaum & Co., r. 1820
Buchanan
Kocien Nicholas, waiter, r. 224 Vallejo
Kock Clans, proprietor New Atlantic Hotel, 207
Montgomery Av
Kock Henry, liquor saloon, 1.5-17 Leidesdorff, r. 12
Lick
Kock Peter (Schultz & Kock) r. Temescal
Koebelin Lawrence, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 21
Rondell PI
Koechler Adam, tailor, 1218 Larkin
Koefler John, cabinetmaker, r. SW cor Fifth and How-
ard
Koefoed Charles J., draftsman William Deacon, r. 655
Harrison
Koegel David, varnisher, r. 1176 Harrison
Koegel Edward, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 254)i
Clara
Koegel Frank A., tailor, r. 1176 Harrison
Koegel Frank A. Jr., bookbinder Althof &Bahl8,r.H76
Harrison
Koegel Wm. J., with Althof & Bahls, r. 1176 Harrison
Koehler August, fisherman, r. 700 Front
Koehler Aug'ast, manufacturer trusses and shoul-
der braces, 507 Kearny, r. 1622 Sutter
Koehler August, with Koehler & Ritter, r. 1303 Mason
Koehler Charles, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 229
Ellis
Koehler Frank, driver, r. 529 Geary
Koehler Gotthard (Koehler & Ritter) r. 1303 Mason
Koehler Henry, cook, r. 312 Waller
Koehler James, laundryman, r. 19 Ridley
Koehler William, shoemakei, 2401 California
Koehler & Ritter (Gotthard Koehler and Charles
A. Ritter) manufacturers jewelry and silverware,
factory 13 Trinity, office and salesrooms I'iO Sut-
ter, room 14
8^" Koehler. See Kohler and Koeller
Koehncke, Behre & Co. (Henry Koehncke and Fred-
erick IBehre) coffee and spice mills 30-32 Fremont
Koehncke Henry (Koehncke, Behre & Co.) r. 2214)$
Pine
Koeller William, druggist, SE cor Taylor and Eddy
Koelmel Joseph, cooper, r. 118 Drumm
Koclzer Anthony, barber, r. 620 Pine
Koen Charles, conductor Omnibus RR.,r. 726 Folsom
Koen Charles Jr., assistant librarian S. F. Law Li-
brary, r. 726 Folsom
Koen Frank C, law student, r. 726 Folsom
Koen G. D., bookbinder, r. 726 Folsom
Koenecke Henry, bookkeeper Aug. Juugblut & Co.,
J. 309 Jessie
Koenig Anton, boots and shoes, 122 Kearny, r. 126
Kearny
Koenig Ernst, clerk German Consulate, r. 528 Pine
Koenig Ferdinand, proprietor Bottle Koenig's
Beer Hall, 628-632 Pacific
Koenig li'rank (IMuller & Koenig) r. 1314 Harrison
Koenig Frederick, blacksmith, r. 813 Pacific
Koenig Frederick, proptr Tremont House, 1723 Mar-
ket
Koenig John, r. 13 Carolina
ft^ Koenig. Sec Kouig
Koeuigsberg William, peddler, r. 1025 York
Koenigsberger Adolph, salesman Pacific Jewelry Co.,
r. 2 Chatham PI
Koenigsberger, Falk k Mayer (Philip Koenigsberger,
Solomon Falk and Nathan Mayer) cigar mufrs, 312
Washington
Koenigsberger Ferdinand (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r.
803 Ellis
Koenigsberger Philip (Koenigsberger, Falk & Mayer)
r. 803 Ellis
Koepell John, cook, r. 127 Jackson
Koeper Frederick, shoemaker, 519 Montgomery Av,
r. 602 Lombard
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JMAPnnKinilPU UOFORTBR of and DEAIiER IN COAli AND PIG IRON,
. InHUUUIlUUUn, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Koerber August (Henry Koerber & Brother)
meda
Koerber Henry (Henry Koerber k Brother)
meda
Koerber Henry & Brother (Henry and August) coal,
charcoal and wood, 17-19 Washington
Koerdell Otto J., agent Quartermaster's Department,
TJ. S. A., Verba Buena Island
Koerner Christian, butcher,' r. Ninth Av, bet M and
N, South S. F.
Koerner Frederick, carpenter, 51S Union
Koerner John N., groceries and liquors, SE cor Mar-
ket and Pearl, r. 3 Pearl
Koerner Martin, barber, r. 416M Natoma
Koerner Max, fancy goods, 9i0 Market, r. 7 Mint Av
Koerner Sopliie Mrs., stamping and embroid-
ery, 940 Market, r. 7 Mint Av
Koesel George E., trunkmaker, r. 235 Eighth
Koescl Louis T., trunkmiiker, r. 237 Eighth
Koetzler George, sash and blindniaker. r. 113 Silver
Kofoed Hans P., machinist, r. 728 Fulsom
Kofoed Harry, gardener N\V cor Pierce and Valleio
Kofoed Louis H., carpenter, r. 323 Twenty-ninth
Kohaca Godfried, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn., 413
Sutter
Kohl Frederick, student, r. 1227 Turk
Kohl Martin, waiter, r. 2130 Market
Kohl William (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus & Co.)
r. San Mateo
B^Kohl. See Cole
Kohlbecher Joseph, boots and shoes, 123 Fourth
Kohlberg Albert M., salesman M. P. Kohiberg & Co.,
r. 1307 Geary
Kohlberg Gustav, bookkeeper I. S. Rosenbaum & Co.,
r. 1823 Pine
Koh. berg Manfred P. (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r. 1606
Post
Kohlberg Manfred S. (Kohlberg & Co.) r. 437 Golden
Gate Av
Kohlberg M. P. & Co. (Manfred P. Kohlberg and Fer-
dinand Koenigsberger) importers leaf tobacco and
cigars, 411 Washington
Kohlberg Selig, capitalist, ofilce 143 Post, r. 437 Gold-
en Gate Av
KohJberg & Co. (Manfred S. Kohlberg and Theo-
dore Steiner) fancy goods, etc., 143 Post
Kohler Adam, shoemaker, r. 209 Steuart
Kohler Amelia, widow, r. 408 Tehama
Kohler Andrew (Kohler .S: Chase) r. Oakland
Kohler August, hostler, r. 408 Teliama
Kohler Catherine, widow, furnished rooms, 237 Stev-
enson
Kohler Charles (Kohler & Frohling) r. 1358 Poet
Kohler Charles, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair Mufg
Co.
Kohler Charles Jr., clerk Kohler & Frohling, r. 1358
Post
Kohler Charles J., packer A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 237
Stevenson
Kohler Conrad, laborer, r. 421 Greenwich, rear
Kohler Dominick, billiardtablemaker, r. 9 William
Kohler Edward (Kohler k Eayrsj r. 713 Bush
Kohler Edward, liquor saloon, 149 Berry
Kohler Emma L. Miss, assistant bookkeeper Kast &
Co., r. 1018 Vallejo
Kohler Ernest, waiter, r. 1509 Twenty-first
Kohler Frank, laundryman, r. S s Filbert, bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Kohler Frank J., clerk, r. 237 Stevenson
Kohler Frederick, laundryman, r. S 3 Filbert, bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Kohler George C, haruossiuaker, r. 1421 Mason
Kohler Hans, laborer, r. 727 Treat Av
Kohler Hans H.. clerk Kohler & Frohling, r. 1358 Post
Kohler Henry (Kohler & Frohling) r. b07 Sutter
Kohler Henry, boxmaker, r. 421 Greenwich
Kohler Henry, real estate, r. 1221 Kearny
Kohler Jacob, tinsmith, r. 1018 Vallejo
Kohler L<mi8 G., compositor, r. '2(>27 Pine
Kohler •& C'liaae (Andrew Kohler and Quincy A.
Chade) musical instruments, pianos and organs,
137-139 Post, and cor Ninth and Washington, Oak-
land
Kohler & Eayrs (Edward Kohler and Harrison P.
Eayrs) sewing machine attachments, 95 Mont-
gomery Block
Kohler ii Frohling (Henry and Charles Kohler)
growers and dealers California wines and brand-
ies, 626 Montgomery, and SE cor Dupont and Sut-
ter
B^" Kohler. See Koehler
Kohlman Samuel, salesman S. Kohlman, r. 216 Sixth
Kohlman Solomon, groceries, teas and coffees, 216 Sixth
Kohlman Solomon, tailor, r. 316 Pacific
Kohlman William J., clerk E. S. Salomon, r. 204 Sutter
K^ Kohlman. See Coleman and Colraan
Kohlmer William, machinist, r. 1 Willows Av
Kohlmoos John (Kohlmoos & Gallagher) r. Alameda
Kohlmoos Julian F., porter Siegfried & Brandenstein,
r. Alameda
Kohlmoos & Gallagher (John Kohlmoos and John P.
Gallagher) liquor saloon and restaurant, NE cor
Market and Front
Kohn Albert, clerk H. Kohn & Son, r. 117 Oak
Kohn Bertram, assistant bookkeeper Greenebaum &
Co., r. 311 Sutter
Kohn Charles, salesman Wilmerding & Co., 214-216
Front
Kohn Charles H., clerk Henry Kohn, r. 408 Folsom
Kohn George A., salesman Michels, Friedlander & Co.,
r. t;i6 Folsom
Kohn H. & Son (Henry and Herman) furs and fancy
goods, 1132 Market
Kohn Henry (H. Kohn & Son) r. 117 Oak
Kohn Henry, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co., r. 236
Sutter
Kohn Henry, clerk A. Lusk & Co., r. 427 Third
Kohn Henry, groceries and liquors, 408 Folsom, r. 307
Fremont
Kohn Henry, laborer, r. 427 Third
Kohn Henry, stockbroker, 313 Montgomery, r. 105
Stockton
Kohn Herman (H. Kohn & Son) r. 117 Oak
Kohn Isaack. merchant, office 309 California, room 5,
r. 616 Folsom
Kohn Jacob, commercial traveler, r. 15 Oak
Kohn Joseph S., railroad contractor, r. 1717 Howard
Kohn Louis, bookkeeper, r. 533 Sacramento
Kohn Louis, clerk, r. NW cor Stockton and Francisco
Kohn Louis H., salesman Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 307
Fremont
Kohn Mary, dome.stic 1324 butter
Kohn Max, painter, r. W s Cook, bet Post and Sutter
Kohn Napthaly, traveling salesman Rosenthal, Fader
& Co., 35 Battery
Kohn Philip L., clerk White, Goldsmith & Co. (of
Portland, Or.) office 108 Sausome, r. 616 Folsom
Kohn Richard, clerk John Wintjen, r. SW cor Geary
and Devisadero
Kohn Samuel, clerk J. M. Pearlman & Co., r. 620 Post
Kohn Samuel L., foreman Brown Bros. & Co.. r. Russ
House
Kohn Simon (Frankenthal, Bachman & Co.) r. 1115
Van Ness Av
Kohn William, butcher, r. 406M Grove
Bc?"Kohn. See Coeii, Cohan, Cohen, Cohn and Cone
Kohnke Christina, widow, r. 306 Minna
Kohnke P. P. F. , wines and liquors, 120 Califor-
nia and 21 Divis. r. 339 Minna
Kohnstamm Emil (Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.) r. 1914
Sutter
Kohrn William, groceries and liquors, 1 Franklin
Koliru William Jr. compositor, r. 1 Franklin
Kokenmeister Charle.'s, whitewasher, r. Seventh Av,
bet K and L. South S. F.
Kolb Christian, baker, r. 7 Vassar PI
Kolb Edward A., shipping clerk Harris Bros., r. 455
Jessie
Kolb E. P Mrs., dressmaker, r. 455 Jessie
Kolbe Albert, clerk Strauss & Levyl r. 265 Jessie
Kolbe William A., confectioner, r. 265 Jessie
Kolble Joseph, tailor, r. 1210 Kearny
Kolby Clans, teamster, r. 4 Scotland
Kolemau James, salesman Roos Bros., r. 114 Mason
Kolkmann Herman, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Geary and Hyde
Kollu Peter, baker, r. 112 Fourth
Kollmeyer Katie Miss, substitute West Mission St.
Primary School, r. 614 Powell
Kollmeyer Willium A., gilder and framemaker,
NW cor Stocktc)n and Post
Kollu Joachim, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Kolman Nelson, r. 17 Oak Grove Av
Kolodzy Ferdinand, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Kommer Charles, porter E. H. Kittredge*Co.,r. 174k
Minna
Kommer Emanuel, shoemaker, 623 Market, r. 174 5i
Minna
Kommer Frederick, bookbinder, r. 174 }4 Minna
Kommerow Henry, waiter, r. 709 Mission
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Kommerow Peter, seaman O. E. and N. SS. Oregon
Konecke Adolph, barber, r. Ahlborn House
Koneke Adolph, merchant, r. 1625 Polk
Konig Victor (Konig & Robinson) r. 103 Washington
Konig & Robinson (Victor Konig and Nels Robinson)
restaurant, 103 Washington
B^" Konig. See Koenig
Koning Max, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont
and Filbert, r. 15'29 Dupont
Konben Menno, clerk Alexander Broyer, r. NW cor
First and Tehama
Konold Frederick A., commission boots and
shoes, 623 Market, r. 3033^ Turk
Konoplitsky Liua, widow, teacher music, r. 2608 Cal-
ifornia
Konrad Joseph L., beltmaker, r. 700 Dolores
Konrad Phena Miss, cashier J. Delfino. r. 559 Mission
Koon William H., mastermariner, r. 1242 Howard
B^" Koon. See Coon, Kuehn and Kuhn
Koop J. C, clerk A. Schilling & Co., r. 120 Fourth
Koopmann Charles, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Koopmann Elizabeth, widow, groceries, 1507 Frank-
lin, r. 305 Austin
Koopmann Frank, clerk Jacob Clauss, r. 305 Austin
Koopmann George J., cellarman Kohler & Frohling,
r. 518 }<s Fulton
Koopmann Henry, mastermariner, r. 16 J^ Bluxome
Koopmann John, liquor saloon, 36 Sacramento
Koopmann Thomas E., butcher, r. 305 Austin
Koopmanschap Cornelius, Chinese immigration agent,
28 Merchants' Exchange, r. 1816 Buchanan
Koopmanschap Cornelius Mrs., r. 1816 Buchanan
Koops Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 26 Sacramento
Koops Matthias, shipcarpenter, r. 333 Ji Ritch
Koos Meyer, cook, r. 123 Jackson
Kopankiewiez Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 1501 De-
visadero
Kopecke Diederich, r. S s Channel, nr Bryant Av
Kopf John H., currier, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
i Kopf William A., tanner, r. 115 Twenty-sixth
I Kopke Ellen, domestic SW cor Howard and Twentieth
I Kopke Hans J., cook, r. 356 Jessie
I Kopp Bertha, domestic 141 Ninth
Kopp Catherine, widow, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Kopp Charles, restaurant, 104 Seventh, r. 618 Steven-
son
Kopp Leonhard, carrier Alta California, r. 6 Clara
Lane
Kopp Michael, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Kopp Micholas, butcher Charles C. Graber
Koppe Ferdinand, machinist Cal. Tool Works, r. Ala-
meda
Koppe Theodore, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Koppel Manuel (Koppel & Piatt) r. The Windsor
Koppel Moses, salesman Davis Bros., r. The Windsor
Koppel Siegfried, bookkeeper The Singer Mnfg Co.,
r. 507 Post
Koppel Theodore, clerk, r. 501 Broadway
Koppel Victor, r. 406 Grove
Koppel k Piatt, merchants (Carson City, Nev., and
Bodie, Cal.) office 4 Battery
Koppen August, carpenter O. R. and N. 88. City of
Chester, r. 700 Front
Koppen Emma, widow, r. 45 Church
Koppen Peter, drayman Louis Taussig & Co., r. 248
Dorland
Kopping Gustave, blacksmith, r. 814 Montgomery
Koppitz George, musician, r. 405 >i Grove
Koppitz Henry, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 206 Twen-
ty-second
Kopsch Adam J., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r. 10
Brenham PI
Korb John H., machinist, r. 129 Shipley
Korbel Anthony (F. Korbel & Brothers) r. Santa Rosa
Korbel F. & Brothers (Francis, Anthony and Joseph)
cigar box mnfrs, and photograph engravers, SW
cor Fifth and Bryant, office 306 Battey
Korbel Francis (F. Korbel & Brothers) r. 727 Bryant
Korbel Joseph (F. Korbd & Brothers) r. 727 Bryant
tff- Korbel. See Corbell
Korbey Marian, domestic 824 Valencia
Kording Karl, bartender, r. 83)4 Everett
Kordmeyer George (Underwood & Kordmeyer) r.
Rubs House
Korkens Harris, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Kormil Clement, foreman West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 11)4 Isis
Korn Abraham I., barber, 546 California, r. 438 Na-
toma
Korn Alexander, dealer hides, r. 708 Hayes
Korn Bruno, fruits and candies, 54 Third
Korn Isaac, druggist Abramson & Bacon, r. 606 Fell
Korn John, varnisher, r. 1217 M Howard
Korn Joseph (Korn & McCarthy) r. 606 Fell
Korn Louis, r. 708 Hayes
Korn & McCarthy (Joseph Korn and John W. McCar-
thy) teamsters, 117 Battery
Korneck William, cook, r. Turk St. Hotel
Komel Frederick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Kornell George, porter, r. 424 Sansome
Kornfeld Charles, capitulibt, r. 833 McAllister
Kornick Henry, waiter, r. 36 Welsh
Kornicker Louis, upholsterer, r. 705 Stevenson
Korumayer Frank, painter, r. 423 Twenty-eighth
Korper Harry W., druggist Aaron Evans, r. 1132 McAl-
lister
Korper Sampson, commercial traveler, r. 1132 McAl-
lister
Korpert Peter, r. 520 Bush
Kortt-n Behrend, ho.stler, r. 3 Vandewater
Korten Edwin, boxmaker. r. 3 Vandewater
Korten John, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York
Kortick Frank mnfr mill picks and edge tools, 31
Commercial, r. 765 Howard
Kortick Thomas, pickmaker Frank Kortick, r. 765
Howard
Kortjohn Charles L., salesman Bach, Meese & Co.,
r. 1849 M Stevenson
Kortner H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Korts George D. , captain U. S. SS. Manzanita,
office 77 Appraiser's Building, r. Oakland
Korts William (Korts & Diercks) r. 1561 3^ Market
Korts & Diercks (>pyiniam Korts and Frank C. Diercks)
liquor saloon, 314 Clay
BS'^Korts. See Courts
Kosby Leon, bookkeeper Llebes Bros. & Co., r. 18
Eleventh
Kosche H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Koshland Brothers (Nathan and Max) commission
merchants and dealers hides, wool and furs, 301
Battery
Koshland Joseph (S. Koshland & Co.) r. New York
Koshland Marcus, clerk S. Koshland & Co., r. 1808
Pine
Koshland Max (Koshland Brothers) r. Portland, Or
Koshland Nathan (Koshland Brothers) r. 1501 Steiner
Koshland S. & Co. (Simon and Joseph Koshland)
wool and bags and bagging, 228 California
Koshland Simon (S. Koshland *: Co.) r. 1808 Pine
Kosmalski Frank, baker, r. 4 McLea Court
Kossler Benedict, shoemaker, r. 711 Mission
Kossuth Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) E. F. Stone sec-
retary, 306 i^ine, room 3
Kosta Spiro, Austrian Ben. Soc. , 71 New Montgomery
Koster Albert, tinsmith, r. 713 Filbert
Koster Eugene, laborer, r. 303 Davis
Koster Frederick, laborer, r. 428 Fell
Koster George H., laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Koster Henry (J. Horstmann & Co.) r. 605 Powell
Koster Henry, waiter A. Beth, r. 19 Bryant Av
Koster Henry, wholesale paints, oils and lamp
stock, 410-412 Sansome and 320 Montgomery Av,
r. 713 Filbert
Koster Henry A., with Henry Koster, r. 713 Filbert
Koster Herman, laborer, r. 307 Third
Koster John, lunch kitchen, 614 Merchant
Koster John, seaman schr Rebecca, r. 12 Jackson
Koster Jolin Jj. , manager Pacific Vinegar Works
and Pacific Pickle Works, office 323 Front, and
(Koster & Zwick) r. N s Grove, bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Koster Joseph, milker, r. Anderson, nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
Koster Joseph, porter Bachman Bros.
Koster Joseph, proprietor Avenue House and sta-
bles, NE cor Geary and Central Av
Koster Leonard (Koster .V Co.) r. 631 Stevenson
Koster Louis A., carpalnter Market St. RR., r. 624 Jes-
sie
Koster Lucien, collector Henry Koster, r. 7ia Filbert
Koster Ludwig J. F. (Charles A. Petersen & Co.) r. 320
Tenth
Koster Peter, tailor, r. 1107 Kearny
Koster William F., oysterman, r. 403 Third
Koster & Co. (Leonard Koster and Ardt Rosenbaum)
butchers, 1-2 Centre Market
Koster & Zwick (John L. Koster and Charles A. Zwick)
mnfrs B. Ackerman's extract of cofi'ee, 33 Main
B^Koster. See Costar Coster and Koaster
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jefelers,ii'
offer Goods Lower than any House
this city. lid Montgomery St.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHINO CA1.1.ED FOK AND DKI^IVERKD.
OFFICK, 64M MARKKT MTBKET.
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EoBtering Charles, groceries and liquors, 1115 and 1788
Folsom, r. 1788 Folsom
Kottiniger Matthew G., musician, r. 10 Lewis
Kottinger William, draftsman Schmidt & Havens, r.
13 Pearl
Kottinger William, maltster, r. NW cor Scott and
Greenwich
Koucher Frederick, framemaker, r. 15 Kausch
KouUe R., seaman P. C. SS. State of California, r. 27
Sacramento *
Koulouse B., r. 817 Montgomery
Kouutz Frank, butcher, r. 632 Stevenson
Kouple Gus., watchman Lobus Square Packing House
Koupt William, bartender, r. 807 Mission
Kovenatzky A., clerk Jahn & Foster, r. 1003 Pacific
Kovenatzky Carolina, widow, r. 1003 Pacific
Kowalski Edward, butcher, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Kowalski Leon, cook, r. 31 Rausch
Kowalski Saul (Kowalski & Co.) r. 1205 Golden Gate
Av
Kowalski & Co. (Saul Kowalski and A. Bail) importers
and wholesale liquor dealers, 526 California
Kowalsky Joseph, waiter Independence Restaurant
Kowles August, painter, r. 5 Ivy Av
Kozmin.sky Harmon (Kozminsky & Brother) r. Ala-
meda
Kozmiusky Harris, tailor, 1 Quincy PI
Kozminsky Jacob, porter Weil & Michels, r. 938 Mis-
sion
Kozminsky Leah, widow, r. 1713 Laguna
Kozminsky & Brother (H. Kozminsky) importers ci-
gars and tobacco, 215 Pine
Kraake Cliarles, driver, r. S s Sixteenth, bet Valencia
and Second Av
Kracke Frederick, porter Robert Haight & Co., r. 220
Ritch
Kraeger Armin, brewer, r. 1333 >^ Pine
Kraeger Krnst F., cabinetmaker, r. 422 Brannan, rear
Kraemer Hago, clerk, r. 605 Taylor
Kraemer Julius, glove mnfr, r. 517 McAllister
Kraemer Moritz, clerk Charles Mayer, r. 133 Page
Kraemer Otto E., salesman J. C. Meussdorfler & Son,
r. 636 Third
Krafit Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 3 Merchant
Krafl't Julius E., draftsman, r. 2226 Pine
Kraft Bernard, showcasemaker, r. 271 Minna
Kraft Bernhard, steward schr Fanny Gilmor, r. 105
Jackson
Kraft Jacob, tailor, r. 1210 Kearny
Kragen Louis, draftsman Kragen & Geist, r. 1512 Do-
lores
Kragen Marcus, upholsterer, r. 1520 Dolores
Kragen Samuel (Kragen & Geist) r. 1512 Dolores
Kragen Jii Geist (Samuel Kragen and William
Geist) proprietors Pac. Furniture Factory, 736
Brannan
B^Kragen. See Cragiu
Krahmaun Edward, shoemaker, r. 724 Mission
Krahmann Frank, shoefitter, r. 106 Dupont
Krahmer Franz, shoemaker, r. Niagara House
Krahner Ernst, fisherman, r. NW cor Broderick and
Jefferson
Kraimer Isaac, city agent Commercial Union Assu-
rance Co., 210 Sansome, r. 722 Golden Gate Av
Krajewski Frederick, toolniaker, 737 Fourth, r. 1331
Alabama
Kraker Michael (Kraker & Israel) r. Nucleus House
Kraker & Israel (Michael Kraker and Max Israel) mnfrs
ladies' and children's underwear and ulsters, 521-
523 Market
Krall Philip, teacher music, r. 126 Golden Gate Av
Krambach Julius L., salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 117
Austin
Kramer Alouzo, woolscourer, r. 227 Second
Kramer Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kramer Au(,'UHt, clerk Henry Knust, r. 302 Fourth
Kramer Barbara, widow, r. 1621 Dupont
Kramer Bernard, bakery and confectionery, NE cor
Grove and Buchanan
Kramer Bernliard, tailor, r. 32H Third
Kramer Bertha, widow, r. 212 Fell
Kramer Caroline Mrs., unfurnished rooms, 305-307
Davis
Kramer Casper, carpenter, r. 431 Stevenson
Kramer Charles M., liqnordealor, r. 612 California
Kramer Charles W., cutler, r. lllfi Filbert
Kramer Cornelius, butcher, 2021 Fillmore, r. 2329
Pine
Kramer Emma, widow, cigars and tobacco, 419 H
Stockton I
Kramer Francis, boot and shoemaker, 219 Davis, r-
305 Davis
Kramer Francis M., machinist, r. 431 Stevenson
Kramer George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kramer George, seaman, r. 536 Jessie
Kramer, Goodman & Co. (Henry Kramer, Theodore
Goodman and Jacob Brownsteln) ladies' cloak and
underwear mnfrs, 109 Battery
Kramer Henry (Kramer, Goodman & Co.) r. 710 Mc-
Allister
Kramer Isaac, merchant, r. 722 Golden Gate Av
Kramer John, butcher, r. 2 Park PI
Kramer John W., nurse, r. 335 Shipley
Kramer John W. Jr., clerk, r. 335 Shipley
Kramer Joseph, ironworker, r. 115 Second
Kramer Louis, florist, 1021 Larkin, nursery and r. cor
Twenty-fourth and Howard
Kramer Marcus, expressman, 33-35 Battery, r. 227 Sev-
enteenth
Kramer Matilda Mrs., presser F. Thomas & Co., r. 27
Tenth
Kramer Philip J., attorney at law, r. 2502 Clay
Kramer William, clerk, r. 254 Jessie
Kramer William D ^ groceries and liquors, SW
cor Dupont and Greenwich
Kramer William D., packer Murphy, Adams & Co., r.
335 Shipley
Kramer William J., butcher, 819 Jackson, r. 915 Jack-
sou, rear
i^"Kramer. See Cramer, Creamer, Cremer and
Kremer
Kraner Pliilip H. , mining, 328 Montgomery, room
5, r. 528 Pine
Kratinger Jacob, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Kratz Birdie, domestic 513 Leavenworth
Kratz Charles, r. llaS Folsom
Kratz Charles, butcher, r. 226,'2 Austin
Kratz Charles, sausagemaker, r. 34 Hayes
Kratzeusteln Carlo, clerk, r. 19 Twelfth
Kratzeusteiu Charles E., salesman D. Ghirardelll &
Sons, r. 19 Twelfth
Kratzer Max, waiter, r. 321 Pacific
Krauenback Frederick, shoemaker, r. 1808 Stockton
Krauer Henry, blacksmith, r. S s Filbert, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Kraus Aaron, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 733 Turk
Kraus Abraham, clerk, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet Fol-
Riim and Treat Av
Kraus Charles, peddler, r. 8 s Twenty-fourth, bet Fol.
som and Treat Av
Kraus Edward, plumber, r. Turk St. Hotel
Kraus Emma F. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus Frederick, musician, r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus Frederick, painter, r. 459 Stevenson
Kraus Harry, painter, r. 733 Turk
Kraus Henry, peddler, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet Fol-
som and Treat Av
Kraus Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Kraus Kate, widow, r. 733 Turk
Kraus Paul, baker, r. 625 Clay
Kraus Sigismund, calf kid mnfr, r. E s Dolores, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Kraus Solomon, clerk, r. 733 Turk
Krau.-) Sophia M. Miss, assistant Fairmount Primary
School, r. 1031 Mc.yiister
Krause Abraham, clerk, r. 1320 Hyde
Krause Abram, clerk, r. 307 Montgomery
Krause Carl, waiter, r. 529 Sixth, rear
Krause Charles, r. 624 Green
Krause Charles, baker Bartolomeo Ratto
Krause Charles, cigarmaker, r. 5.'<j Haywood
Ki-ause Charles, shipcarpenter, r. 213 Stevenson
Krause Elizabeth, domestic 2220 Webster
Krause Ferdinand, turner 0. Schroff, r. Oakland
Krause Frank, machinist, r. Fourteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Krause George, shoemaker, 1023 Pacific
Krause Marks, salesman Morris Piucus, r. 20J<i Oak
Grove Av
Krause Nicholas, uiillhand. r. 176 Silver
Krause Oscar Waldemar. bookkeeper C. C. W. Poppe
& Co., r. 20 Montgomery
Krause Wilhelm, author, r. 123 Francisco
O^Krausc. See Kraus, Krauss and Krouse
Krausgrill Jacob, gunsmith, and extraman Engine
No. 1. S. F. F. D., r. 818 Pacific
Krausgrill John (Ph. Weisel & Co.) r. 1405 Stockton
Krausgrill John G., bookbinder, r. 7 Card Alley
Krausgrill Margaret, widow, r. 522 Filbert, rear
INTEEM BECOEATOES, G.W.CLARK & CO.. 645 MarM St.
H
INCKI^EY, SPIERS * HAYES, FUliTOPf IRON fVORHS. 213 Fremont Mtrcet.
HaaurnctarerH or STATIONARY and HABINE EN6INES and BOII.ERS.
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Erausgrill Philip, upholsterer, r. 7 Card Alley
ErauiiB A. musician Bella Uuion Theatre
ErausB Albert, cabinetmaker, 660 Mission
ErauBB Bernhard, liquor saloon, 222 Washington, r.
502 Washington
Krauss Charles, packer clothing dept V. 8. A., r. 253
Tehama
Krauss Frederick H., painter and paperhanger, 514
Bush
Krauss Theodore, bookkeeper Matthias Gray, r. 2616
Folsom
Krausse Charles, fruits and vegetables, 33 Sixth, r. 526
Jessie
Krausse Delia Mrs.,r. 526 Jessie
Krausse Frederick, jeweler Henry Elleau, r. 526 Jessie
Krausse Philip F., clerk Painter & Co., r. 626 Jessie
B^Krausse. See Kraus, Krause and Krouse
Krauth Charles, laborer, r. 22'J}^ Langton
Krautz Matheus, carpenter, r. 1028 Capp
Krawetzki John J., news agent Occidental Hotel
Krebs Carl F. E., expressman, 711 Sacramento, r. 120 J^
Shipley, rear
Krebs Emil, r. 1628 Eddy
Krebs Heury Jr., clerk San Bernardino Borax Mining
Co., r. Grand Hotel
Krebs Henry B., blacksmith, r. Chicago Hotel
Krebs Herman, salesman Hoffman & Co., r. 1300 J^
California
Krebs Julius, bookkeeper S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 13003^ California
Krebs Robert, carpenter O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r.
334 Ritch
Kredewahn Emil, clerk F. Gerhow, r. 4 Mission
Kreel John J., confectioner, r. 319 O'Farrell, rear
Kreg A. S., seaman, r. 8 Berry
Kreger Henry A., tinsmith, r. 801 Guerrero
Kreger William B., cariienter and builder, 115
Davis, r. 801 Guerrero
B^"Kreger. See Krieger
Krehmke Edward, foreman George Mayes, r. 315
O'Farrell
Kreiss Charles S., maltster, r. 732 Vallejo, rear
Kreiss Charlotte Miss, r. 2510 Mission
Kreiss Fritz, waiter, r. 9% Dikemau PI
Kreiss Louis, foreman F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
Oakland
Kreker Edward, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 135 Na-
toma
Kreling Barbara Mrs., fancy goods, 114!) Market
Kreling Brotlters (Joseph, William and John)
proprietors Tivoli Garden, 28-32 Eddy
Kreling John (Kreliug Brothers) r. 32 Eddy
Kreling Joseph (Kreling Brothers) r. 32 Eddy
Kreling Martin, with Kreling Brothers, r. 1149 Market
Kreling William (Kreling Brothers) r. 32 Eddy
Kremer Brothers (Nicholas and Jacob) proptrs S. F.
Zinc Foundry, 25 Jessie
Kremer Jacob (Kremer Brothers) r. 25 Jessie
Kremer Nicholas (Kremer Brothers) r. 25 Jessie
ft^Kremer. See Cramer, Kraemer and Kramer
Krempien George F., cabinetmaker, r. 149 Berry
Kremple Francis J. (Craig & Kremple) r. 703 Taylor
Kremser August, pursemaker, r. 532 Bryant
Krenz Emil, tanner, r. 1233 York
Krenz Emil H., currier, r. 2309 Larkin
Krenz Gottlob, tanner, r. cor Gough and Filbert
Krenz John F. O., currier, r. 2309 Larkin
Krenz Oswald (Krenz & Getz) r. NW cor Day and Do-
lores
Krenz Oswald L., proptr Laguua Tannery, NW cor
Filbert and Gough
Krenz Otto, tanner, r. W s Octavia, bet Union and
Green
Krenz & Getz (Oswald Krenz and Maurice Getz)
proptrs Excelsior Tannery, 209-213 Twenty-ninth,
office 301-303 Front
Kresler Grant, barber, r. 868}^ Folsom
Krettler Frank P., blacksmith, r. 868 J<i Folsom
Kresler Henry S., blacksmith, r. 868^ Folsom
Kress Augustus H., engineer P. C. SS. Santa Cruz, r.
1216 Guerrero
Kress Hannah, widow, r. 529 J^ Sixth, rear
Kresteller Mark, clerk Cabn, Nickelsburg & Co., r.
131 Montgomery
Kresteller Morris E., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
131 Montgomery
Kretschman William, actor Tivoli Garden, r. 623 Cal-
ifornia
Kretschmar John A., driver Fredericksburg Brewery,
r. 421 ii Filbert
Kretz Charles, machinist, r. 527 Capp
Kretz Frederick B., Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Kretzer John, r. 916 Jackson
Kreuser Constance Mme., embroidery, 921 Union
Kreuter Charles (A. Anstett & Co. and Hien & Kreu-
ter) r. 605 Broadway
Kreutzer Franz, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Kreutzmann Wilhelm S., publisher Valkyrien, 409
Washington, r. 13 Langton
Kreuz Friink P., r. 924 Natoma
Kreuz John, expressman, NW cor Pine and Kearny, r.
628 Castro
Kreuzberger Jane, widow, r. 213 Polk
Kreuzer Charles, dairyman Jacob Christ, r. W 8
Church, nr Thirtieth
Krew John, bookkeeper, r. 638 Green
Kreye John L. (Kreye & Tamm) r. SW cor First and
Natoma
Kreye & Tamm (John L. Kreye and John H. Tamm)
groceries and liquors, SW cor First and Natoma
Kreyer Carl, bandmaster first artillery, Presidio
Reservation
Kribs Elias, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Krickau Peter, engineer, r. 31 Clara
Krieg Anton, proptr S. F. Tannery, E s San Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, r.
2120 Nebraska
Krieg Henry S., tanner Anton Krieg, r. 2120 Nebraska
Krieger Charles J., seaman, r. 340 Ritch
Krieger Otto, cook, r. 26 Langton
Krieger William, tailor, r. 1219 Kearny
8S~ Krieger. See Kreger
Krieghbaum Nathan, cabinetmaker, r. 1211 Union
Kriegk George F. M., physician, office and r. 30 Keamy
Krieus Conrad, steward, r. 920 Montgomery
Krill Henry, steward Sol. Tesmore, r. 606 Powell
Krille Frederick, patternmaker, r. 335 Fourth
Krimphoff George, .-^eamaii, r. 37 Pacific
Krimson John, bartender, r. 18 First
Kringel Max, clerk, r. 108 Union
Krins Sarah Miss, r. 115 Second
Kritte G. P., carpenter P. M. SS. Granada
Kritzky John A., fruit and vegetables, 4 Clay St.
Market, r. 904 Kearny
Kriwanek John (Schuur & Kriwanek) r. 533 Post
Kruder August, housepainter, r. 1103 Pierce
Kroder John, butcher, r. 1103 Pierce
Kroder Louisa, widow, r. 1103 Pierce
Kroeger Charles, cigarettemaker, r. 2118 Pine
Kroeger Henry, bartender, r. 528 Bush
Kroeger Henry, butcher, SW cor Shasta and Michigan
Kroeger Herman A., groceries and liquors, 1600 Polk,
r. 1602 Polk
Kroeger JohnH., dry goods, 2602 Mission
Kroeger Sophia, widow, r. 22 J^ Everett
Kroeger William G. (Thieibach & Kroeger) r. 9653^
Harrison
K?~ Kroeger. See Kroger, Krueger and Kruger
Kroehle Henry, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r. 2025
Mason
Kroenke Henry C, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Eighth and Mission, r. 1203 Mission
Krofts John, helper Pac. Rolling Mills
Kroger August, chicken ranch. Twenty-seventh Av,
bet P and Q, South S. F.
Kroger Christian F., master mariner, r. 329 Broadway
Kroger Christian F. Jr., engineer, r. 329 Broadway
Kroger Glaus F., seaman, r. NW cor Dolores and
Clipper
Kroger Frederick, donkoyman P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 329
Broadway
Kroger George, master mariner, office Pier 22 Steuart
Kroger Gnstav, seaman brig Consuelo, r. 7 Stevenson
Kroger Hans (South S. F. Packing and Provision
Co.) r. cor Fourth Av and M, South S. F.
Kroger Herman, restaurant, 405 Pacific, r. 322}^
Broadway
Kroger Samuel, seaman, r. 28 Clay
K^ Ki oger. See Kroeger, Krueger and Kruger
Krogh Charles A. (F. W. Krogh & Co.) r. 536 Howard
Krogh Ferdinand W. (F. W. Krogh & Co.) r. 536 How-
ard
Krogh Fred., cabinetmaker, r. Potrero Av, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Krogh F. W. & Co. (Ferdinand W. and Charles A.
Krogh) mnfrs and repairers windmills, horse-
powers, tanks and pumps, 51 Beale
Krogh Louisa, widow, r. 5 Newell
Krohn August C, bartender Winter Garden, r. 2
Ewer PI
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office. 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPOKTKR OP A.M> DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FORKIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 4:1 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Krohn Frederick, cellarman Kohler & Frobling, r.
119 Silver
Krohn Gustav C. A., carpenter and builder, r. 1429 >i
O'Farrell
Krohn John C, clerk Elder Bros., r. 51C Fulton
Krohn Louis, Jour. Shipwriahts' Assn, 71 New Mont
B^ Krohn. See Kron and Krone
Krohnke Herman, Beaman, r. 5 Washington
Krohnke John, clerk H. F. Michaelie, r. junction Va-
lencia and Mission
Kromer Henry, r. 19 Louisa
Kromholz John, dishwasher Arion House
Kron A. K. Si Co. (Mrs. AnnaK., Henrj- F., Frank
II. and Oscar J. Kron) leather, hides, and commis-
sion, 505 Front
Kron Anna K. Mrs. (A. K. Kron & Co.) r. Santa Cruz
Kron August, porter, r. 1623 Turk
Kron Francis, cabinetmaker, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Kron Frank R. (A. K. Kron A: Co.) r. Australia
Kron Henry F. (A. K. Kron & Co.j r. Santa Cruz
Kron Julius, clothing and men's furnishing goods,
927-929 Kearny, r. 729 McAllister
Kron Oscar J. (A. K. Kron & Co.) r. W s Broderick,
bet Ellis and O'Farrell
1^" Kron. See Cron, Krohn and Krone
Kronberg Adolpb, deputy County Clerk, r. 212 Ellis
Kronberg Jacob, r. 726 Octavia
Krone Alexander, entry clerk Buyer & Reich, r. 309
Jessie
Krone Frederick Vf., steward J. Bertz, r. 1523 Powell
Krone Harry, calker, r. S\V cor Tennessee and Sierra
Krone Louis, salesman, r. 309 Jessie
Krone William, seaman, r, 43 Stanly PI
8^ Krone. Krohn and Kron
Kronenberg F. & Co. (Frederick Kronenberg, Philip
Rohrbacher and Marcus Schwab) proprietors
United States Brewery, NE cor Franklin and
McAllister
Kronenberg Frederick (F. Kronenberg & Co.) r. 542
McAllister
Kronenberg Frederick W., shoemaker, r. 1808 Stockton
Kronholm Christian E., painter and whitener, r. 108
Townsend
Kronholm 3. S. Mrs., midwife, r. 328 Seventh
Kronquist Mats, ship carpenter, r. 3 Stanly Court
Krontlial Henry, r. 1517 Van Ness Av
Krook Carl A., stevedore, r. 1112 Kearny
l^~ Krook. See Crook
Kroos Claus, clerk, r. NW cor Folsom and Twentv-
Becond
Kropp Charles, asphaltiun roofer, r. 31 Langton
Kropp George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kropp Hermann, musician, r. 31 Langton
KroBS Hugo, baker, r. 416 Minna
Krouglair Pierre, steward Bar Association, r. 634 Sac-
ramento
Krouse Annie, domestic Winchester House
Krouse David, poultry ranch, W s MisEion, nr St.
Mary's College
Krouse Samuel R., foreman Sachs, Heller & Co., r.
1755 Howard
Krouse Thomas E., liquor saloon, 639 Mission, r. 101
Jessie
B^" Krouse. See Kraus and Krauss
Kriickel Andrew, barber, 325 Dupont, r. 22 Lewis
Kriickel C..&. F., liquor saloon, SE cor First and
Market
Kriickel Charles (C. & F. Kriickel) r. 22 Lewis
Kriickel Frank (C. & F. Kruckel) r. .508 Grove
Krudener William, tanner, r. 19 Bryant Av
Krueger August, wood engraver, r. 2 Winter Lane
Krueger Edward, tailor, r. 763 Mission
KrueRer George F., blacksmith, 1114 Harrison, r. 15
Cleaveland
Krueger Joseph H., cauemaker, Davis Bros., Tok-
las & Co., r. 435 J4 Clementina
Krueger Louis, capmaker, 10»0 Howard, r. 1120 How-
ard
Krueger Mary, widow, r. 2 Winter Lane
Krueger Millard, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 435}<
Clementina
Krueger Simon, umbrellas and parasols, 121 Sixth
^^Krueger. See Kruger, Kroeger and Kroger
Kruft Joseph (Henne & Kruft) r. 1\^ Dikemau PI
Krug B., r. 846 Folsom
Krug B. Mrs., midwife, r. 846 Folsom
Krug Emily, domestic 1125 Sutter
Krug Fannie, widow, r. 8J4 Hulbert Alley
Krug Fritz, foreman Pioneer Malt Hoube, r. E s Stock-
ton, bet Francisco and Bay
Krug Martin, liquor saloon, 1725 Mission
Krug William L. T., lamplighter, r. 1325)j Minna
ByKrug. See Crook and Krook
Kruger Albert, blacksmith ,'r. 748 Harrison
Kruger Albert, boatswain P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Kruger August, bakery, 988 Folsom
Kruger Carl H., foreman Exotic Gardens, r. 1727 Mis-
sion
Kruger Charles, bartender, r. 228 Bush
Kruger Charles, merchant tailor, 225)4 Montgomery
Av
Kruger Ferdinand, cabinetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. Oakland
Kruger Gustav, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kruger H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kruger Louis (Kruger k HoUings) r. 328 Mason
Kruger Louis, cigars, tobacco and stationery, 2246
, Mission
Kruger Louis Jr., fringemaker, r. 328 Mason
Kruger T., master mariner, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kruger W. H. (Brickell & Kruger) r. Truckee
Kruger William, molder, r. 311 Harrison
Kruger & HoUings (Louis Kruger and Henry Hollings)
groceries and liquors, 339 Geary
tt^Kruger. See Kroeger, Kroger and Krueger
Krukan Nicholas, longshoreman, r. 317 Beale
KruU Ernst, shirt mulr, 224 Kearny, r. W s Alabama,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
KruU Fritz, r. W s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty- sixth
KruU Ludwig, seaman, r. 707 Greenwich
KruU Nils, laborer, r. 514 Ninth
KruU Richard, baker, r. 512 Ninth
Krumbach Christopher C, teamster, 217 Spear, r. 1709
Eddy
Krumbach Dietrich, teamster, r. 14 Farren Av
Krummacher William, assistant bookkeeper Haas
Bros., r. NE cor Buchanan and Fulton
Kruse C. A., student Heald's Business College
Kruse Christian, baker, r. 492 Eighth
Kruse Edward (Kruse & Euler) r. 620 Turk
Kruse Edward A., clerk Kruse & Euler, r. 620 Turk
Kruse Emil, student, r. 620 Turk
Kruse Ernest J., clerk, r. SE cor Shotwell and Twen-
ty-third
Kruse Frank H.. teamster, r. 11 Metcalfe PI
Kruse Frederick, shoecutter, r. 11 Metcalfe PI
Kruse Henry, shipcarpenter, r. 186 J^ Vandewater
Kruiie J. Henry, wood, coal, hay and grain, SE
cor Shotwell and Twenty-third
Kruse John, longshoreman, r. 216 Ritch
Kruse K. W., shipcarpenter, r. 1908 Dupont
Kruse Louis, r. 2016 Powell
Kruse Louis, teamster, r. 972 Bryant
Kruse Louis J., caumaker, r. 2016 Powell
Kruse M. Mrs., r. 2016 Powell
Kruse Martin, restaurant, NE cor Chestnut and Mont-
gomery
Kruse N. Conrad, cooper, r. 505 Filbert
Kruse Peter F., driver Chicago Brewery, r. 226 J^ Aus-
tin
Kruse William H., bookkeeper Kruse & Euler, r. 620
Turk
Kruse & Euler (Edward Kruse and Emil Rohte)
importers and wholesale groceries and commis-
sion merchants, 209-211 Front
0^ Kruse. See Cruise. Cruz and Krooss
Krynski Lucas, miifr cider and vinegar, W s Mission,
nr Randall
Kube Frederick, sidewalklayer, r. 22 Turk
Kuchel Lizzie G. Miss, teacher music, r. 1429 Mission
Kuchel Louise A., widow, teacher French, r. 14'29 Mis-
sion
Kucher Fred., special policeman, r. 1522 Stockton
Kuchler Franz. Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Kuchmeister August, traveling agent, r. 1234 Broad-
way
Kuchmeister Henry W., r. 1234 Broadway
Kuciza M., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Kiick August, proptr Nicholas Hotel, E s San Bruno
Road, nr Army
Kuck Herman, policeman, r. 8 Welsh
Kuck John D., laborer, r. 275!^ Minna
Kiick Marx (Kiick & Wohlers) r. SW cor Hayes and
Buchanan
Kiick J« Wohlers (Marx Kiick and Henry Wohlers) gro-
ceries and liquors, SW cor Hayes and Buchanan
«T- Kuck. See Cook
Kucking John (J. Schulz & Co.) r. NEcor Union and
Mason
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH. S<^'LT.5:
G. D. MORSE,
PBOTOOBAPHER. 820 MARKET KT.
Pbotoernphy iu »I1 il« brancbeH oxe<>aled in Hiiy style.
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Eucks Claus H., liquor ealoon, 129 Clay, r. Oakland
Kueben Max, longshoreman, r. 1211 Kearny
Kuebrisch George, maltster, r. 1220 McAllister
Kuechler Gottlob, cabinetmaker Atkins Massey, r.
651 Sacramento
Kuechler Martin, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Kuehn Elizabeth L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 524 Pine
Kuehn John, cutter J. Wisluzil, r. 524 Pine
Euehn Victor, jewelrj-box maker August H. Loch-
baum, r. 137 Thirteenth
Kuehn William L., clerk, r. 524 Pine
Kuenzi John R., woodturner CameTon & Hull, r. Oak-
land
Kugelberg Henry, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1715 How-
ard
Kugler Gottlieb, liquor saloon, NE cor Stockton and
Pacific, r. 1101 Broadway
Kuh Emll, assayer, r. 915 Greenwich
Kuh Jacob, teacher music, r. 925 Golden Gate Av
Kuh Leopold, assayer and chemist, r. 915 Greenwich
8^" Kuh. See Cue
Kuhert Charles H., r. H, bet Third and Fourth Avs
Euhl Annie Miss, actress German Theatre, r. 618
Ellis, rear
Kiihl George, satchelmaker, r. 8 Telegraph PI
Kuhl Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 23 J^ Freelon
Kxtlil H. G-., secretary Golden Gate Woolen Manu-
facturing Co., 112 Bush, r. 1310 Hyde
Kuhl Jacob, cooper, r. 619 Seventh
Kuhl Jacob, laborer, r. 16 3^ Gilbert
Kuhl Martin, waiter R. R. Swain, r. 102 Eddy
Kuhl Matilda Miss, teacher Mrs. H. A. Semler, r. 618
Ellis, rear
Kniil Marx, proprietor South Park House, 530
Third
a^" Kuhl. See Cool and Kull
Kuhlemann Charles, butcher, r. 2936 Sixteenth
US' Kuhlemann. See Kuhlman and Kullman
Kuhling H. Anton, toolmaker, '549 Filth
Kuhlke John H., liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and
Beale
Kuhlmann Diedrlch, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Fourth and Brannau, r. 502 Brannan
Kuhlman F., architect, r. Ahlborn House
Kuhlmanu Frederick, tailor, r. 926 Jackson
«^ Kuhlmann. See Kuhlemann and KiiUman
Kuhlmeyer Edward, clerk 0. J. Hawley & Co., r.
957 J<i Folsom
Kuhlmeyer Henry, salesman Henry T. Hobbert& Co.,
r. 957 J4 Folsom
Kuhlmeyer Louisa, widow, r. 957 J^ Folsom
Kuhlmeyer Otto, clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 957 }i
Folsom
Kuhls Edward G. F., bookkeeper Kohler & Frohling,
r. 1507 Stockton
Kuhls Frederick, r. Hotel Rhein
Kuhls Frederick A., city agent Kohler & Frohling, r.
1507 Stockton
Kuhls Louis, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth
Kuhlweln Elizabeth, widow, liquor saloon, 406 Du-
pont
Kuhn Annie Miss, r. 623 Fell
Kuhn Antonia, widow, r. 710 O'Farrell
Kuhn Benjamin, commercial traveler, 123 California,
r. The Baldwin
Kuhn Bernard, r. 535 Twenty-third
Kuhn C. A., bartender, r. 30 Fourth
Kuhn Charles, laborer, r. 23 Market
Kuhn < harles, upholsterer, r. 9 Garden
Kuhn Charles G., bartender, r. 1106 Kearny
Kuhn Frederick, carpenter, r. 118 Dore
Kuhn George, driver J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. N 8 Bay,
nr Buchanan
Kuhn George, tailor, 622 Clay, r. 917 Powell
Kuhn Henry, liquor saloon, 1012 Valencia
Kuhn Herman, helper McNally & Hawkins
Kuhn Herman, with Bancroft Library, r. 917 Powell
Kuhn John, night patrolman Safe Deposit Co., r. 904
Powell
Kuhn Ludwig, brassflnlsher, r. 1921 Mason
Kuhn Oscar, tailor, r. 1213 Powell
Kuhn Otto, millhand, r. 901 Treat Av
Kuhn William, liquor saloon, 1406 Polk
^^Kuhn. See Coon, Koon and Kuehn
Kuhnis Charles, tanner, r. Park House
Kuhr Frank, seaman, r. 9 Pncific
Eunr Minnie Miss, stamping and embroideries, 211
Post
Kull John, oiler O. R. and N. SS. Columbia, r. 108
Hayes
Kull Louisa, bakery, 108 Hayes
i^-Kull. See Cull
Kullman Herman (Kullman, Salz & Co. and Kullman,
Wagner & Co.) r. 1306 Post
Kullman, Salz & Co. (Herman Kulhnan, Jacob
Salz and Charles Hart) tanners and dealers hides
and leather, and proprietors Benicia Tannery
(Benicia, Cal.) office and salesroom 106 Battery,
hidehouse 43 Clay
Kullman, Wagner & Co. (Herman Kullman,
Jacob Salz, Charles Wagner and Charles Hart)
proprietors Pacific Tannery (Stockton, Cal.) office
106 Battery
Kullmanu August, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
403 Leavenworth
Kullmann Simon (Kullmann & Co.) r. 722 Filbert
Kullmann & Co. (Simon Kullmann and William Low-
enberg) stockbrokers, 303 Montgomery
B^Kullmann. Kuhleman and Kuhlmann
Kummerlander Richard, brewer, r. 34 Austin
Kunath Oscar, artist, r. 630 Bush
Kuue Oscar, boatswain P. M. SS. South Carolina
Kuner Albert, seal engraver and die sinker, 611
Washington, r. 710 Gough
Kiiner Rudolph A., clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 710
Gough
Kunhardt Fabian, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1007
Clay
Kunigk Rudolph, beer bottler, 107 J4 Fifth, r. 330
Minna
Kunkler John E., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 514 Kearny
Kiinnecke Louis, r. 14 Moss
Kiinnecke William, clerk Meyer & Ackerman, r. XE
cor Eureka and Seventeenth
Kunnemann John, watchmaker, r. 955 Howard
KuntzEmil, horse coUarmaker, r. 315 Jessie
Kuutz Jacob, liquor saloon, 513-517 Montgomerv Av,
r. 1623 Powcll. rear
Kuntz P. Mrs., widow, r. 7 William
Kuntze Richard, clerk O. R. and N. Co's Wharf, r.711
Bush
Kunz Henry, clerk Charles Meinecke & Co., r. 1425
Howard
Kunz John, butcher, r. 624 Fourth
Kunz Peter P., laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Kunze Louisa, widow, r. 732 Green
Kunze Otto E. , proprietor O K Brush Factory, 646
Mission
Kiinzler Gottlieb W., butcher, r. 123 Seventh
Kupferschmidt Frederick, farmer, r. Turk St. Hotel
Kupferschmidt George, farmer, r. Turk St. Hotel
Kupper Benjamin, restaurant and liquor saloon, 119
Main
Kupper Joseph, painter, r. 410 Pacific
Kurazar Andres, wireworker, r. 40 Jessie
Kurlbaura Henry, machinist, r. 820 Jessie
Kurlbaum Herman W., master mariner, r. 820 Jessie
Kurlbaum H. W., collector, r. 10 Ellis
Kiirlflnke Henry M. , driver, r. 427 >4 Cedar Av
Kurpinsky Paul C, butcher, r. 8W cor Pretita PI and
Gunnison Av, B. H.
Kurre Charles, orerefiner, r. NW cor Beach and Brod-
erick
Kurt Wllhelm, baker, r. 109 Taylor
Kurtz Adolph, groceries and liquors, 368 Third, r. 700
Harrison
Kurtz Andrew, fruit dealer, r. 318 Davis
Kurtz August M., chemist and druggist, SW cor Turk
and Hyde
Kurtz Carl, gilder, r. 607 Minns
Kurtz Ferdinand, shoemaker, r. W s Tehama, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Kurtz John, baker, r. 625 Clay
Kurtz William, laborer, r. 1414 Powell
Kurtzaur John F., seaman, r. 28 Clay
Kusel Isaac N., shirtmaker. r. 806}^ Valencia
Kusel Johu H., porter, r. 52 Louisa
Kusel Solomon A., shirt mnfr, 806-808 Valencia
Kusens Samuel, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Kuss Charles J., teacher music, r. 1234 Mission
Kuss Edward, cabinetmaker, r. ]613>^ Webster
Kuss Hans K., confectioner, r. 355 Jessie !
Kustel Alexis, captain schrPannonia, office 117 Clay
Eustbl Arijad J., captain brig Sheet Anchor, office 18
Clay
Kustel C. 13., captain schr Pearl, office 18 Clay
Kustel Guido (Kustel & Co.) r. Alameda
Kustel Henry (Kustel & Co.) r. Alameda
Kustel Oscar, captain bktn John Smith, r. 1652 Polk
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all Us
branches. 119 MONTGOMERY ST.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
CIOOD WORK. I.OW PRICES.
OCFICE, «48 MARKET MTKEET.
KUS
577
LAC
KUSTEL & 00.
(Henry and Guldo
Kustel) assnyers, 318 Pine
Kuster Edward, bookkeeper W. Haker & Hinz, r. 7
Byington
Kiistermann William, cablnetiiiaker, r. 519 Brannan
Kutner A., merchant (Fresno, Centreville, King's
River and Selma, Cal.) office 117 Battery, r. The
Windsor
Kutner Alfred, clerk Joseph Kutner, r.419 Grove
Kutner Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 1306 Polk, r. 419
Grove
Kutner Joseph J., machinist, r. 419 Grove
Kutner Leopold (Rosenthal & Kutner) r. 718 Octa
via
l^"Kutner. See Kuttner
Kutter Edward, porter Tillmanp & Bendel, r. 1229
Union
Kuttner A. Mrs., r. 821 Larkin
Kuttner Henry, clerk James C. Scott, r-. 821 Larkin
B^"Kuttner. See Kutner
Kutz Gabriel M., r. 539 McAllister
Kutz Raymond, miner, r. 113G Folsom
Kutzkau Emil, woodcarver, r. 415 Dolores
Ktvon^ Tong Tai 6i Co., importers and whole-
sale grocers, 714 Sacramento
Kydd Alexander, clerk M. T. Brocklebank, r. Llndell
House
Kydd Isaac F., carpenter Presidio RR., r. 1907 Hyde
Kyer John, engineer S. P. RR., r. 193 Sixteenth, bet
Howa d and Folsom
Kyle Charles R., collector Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Assn, r. 9 Harriet
Kyle Hannah, widow, r. 9 Harriet
Kyle Joseph, engineer, r. 19 Mariposa
Kyle Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1017 Larkin
Kyle Robert, liquor saloon, 304 Pacific
Kyle Thomas, r. 1011 Treat Av
8»"Kyle. See Keil
Kymer Agnes Miss, r. 505 Fell
Kyne John, longshoreman, r. 405 Main
Kyne Mary, domestic 2H8 Sixth
Kyne Patrick, boilermaker, r. 807 Mission
Kyne Thomas, tanner, r. 22 Geneva
Jfc^Kyne. See Coyne and Kine
Lkls Frederick, seaman, r. 16 Natoma
Laaeer B. F.. driver Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1802
Stockton
Laauser Frederick, cooper, r. Ill Freelon
Laanser Frederick L., clerk Louis P. Donzel, r. Ill
Freelon
Labadie William, carpenter, r. Twenty-fifth, bet
Church and Dolores
Labarere Michael, French laundry, 718 Turk
Labarere Pierre, cook, r. 907 Sacramento
Labaschen Charles, clerk A. J. Prager, r. Philadelphia
HoTise
L:ibat Jean, liquor saloon, 1301 Stockton
Labataille Jacques, florist, r. SE cor Twenty-first and
Alabama
Labaurie M. Mrs., laundress, r. 112 Taylor
Labb6 Clothilde Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 Polk Lane
Labbe Josephine Mrt)., furnished rooms, 8 Polk Lane
Label Henry, fruits, 337 O'Farrell
Label Jacob, clerk Lewis Abrahams, r. 515}^ Natoma
Label Jacob, jeweler, r. 550 J^ 'Natoma
Label Jacob, traveling salesman, r. 928 Folsom
Label Louis, shoemaker, r. 928 Folsom
Label Mary, widow, r. 550 ;<i Natoma
Label Samuel, clerk William John. r. SE cor O'Far-
rell and Taylor
Label Solomon, clothing, 212 Steuart, r. 207 Steuart
Labelle Moses, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. SE cor
Sutter and Central Av
La Berge Charles H., clerk S. Flyshaker.r. 2001 Powell
La Berge Matilda, widow, r. 2001 Powell
La Berge Silas, r. 2001 Powell
Labetoure Maria Mrs., furnished rooms, 213 Minna
Labliard Adolph, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 1313
Scott
Labhard Jean, proprietor Union Nursery, NW cor Post
and Lyon
Labian Peter, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Labia* Oliver (Labine & Massat) r. 708 Commercial
Labine & Massat (Oliver Labine and Charles Massat)
liquor and billiard saloon, 641 Commercial
La Blanc John, melter melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 2128 Bush
I,a Boeiil Francis, r. Oakland
Labohm Augustus G., carriage painter, r. 504 Jessie
Labohm Henry G., teacher German, r. 604 Jessie
Labohm Martha, midwife, r. 504 Jessie
Labohm William J., woodworker, r. 504 Jessie
Laborie Alfred, pantryman, r. 817 Montgomery
Laborie Francois, sheeptanner, r. Sixth Av,bet Q and
R. South S. F.
La Brie Godfroi, physician and surgeon, office and r.
1030 Mission
Labnit John B., fruits, 1026 Potrero Av
Lacay Jean, restaurant, 623 Commercial
Lacaze Baptiste, blacksmith, and wagonmaker, 714
Sansome, r. 21 John
Lacaze Maximin, compositor, r. 21 John
Lacazette Bertrand, teamster, r. 16 Lewis
Lacazette E., French Zouaves, 808 Pacific
Lacazette Jean, gardener, r. NE cor Twenty-first Av
and J, Souths. F.
Laccino Agostint), Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lace House, D. Samuels proptr, 131 Post
Lacey Charles, pantryman P. C. SS. George W. Elder,
r. 21 Valencia
Lacey Charles C, engineer P. C. SS. Eureka, r. 1063
Howard
Lacey E.,r. 118 Golden Gate Av
Lacey Edward F., cooper, r. 11 Salmon
Lacey Frank, pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co., r. 611
Vallejo
Lacey Harry, r. 120^ Turk
Lacey John, dentist, r. 40 Tehama
Lacey John, machinist Thomson & Evans, r. 640
Minna
Lacey Mary, domestic 1226 Post
Lacey Michael, laborer C. P. RR., r. 245 Perry
Lacey Peter, bartender Frank A. Mackert, r.'912 Mar-
ket
Lacey Peter J., tanner, r. NW cor Eve and San Bruno
Road
Lacey Robert J., carpenter, r. 511 Vallejo
Lacey Robert J. Jr., pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co.,
r. 511 Vallejo
Lacey Thomas A., cooper, r. 11 Salmon
8^ Lacey. See Lacy
Lachapelle Joseph J., carriage blacksmith, r. W 8
Mission, nr Thirtieth
La Chapelle Exilda Mme., liquor saloon, NE cor Post
and Central Av
La Chapelle William, bartender, r. NE cor Post and
Central Av
Lachaud Jean, carpenter, r. 8 Polk Lane
Lachele Elizabeth, widow, r. 416 Francisco
Lachele Thomas, beer bottler, r. 416 Francisco
Lachele Thomas, plumber, r. 416 Francisco
Iiacher Isaac, hides, skins, pelts and tallow, 620
Front, r. 1717 Buchanan
Lachlan J. M. Jr., weigher Oregon Imp. Co., r. 1612
California
Lachman Abraham (Lachman & Jacobi) r. 1324 Gold-
en Gate Av
Lachman Abraham, tailor, 810 Montgomery
Lachman Adolph J. (Sideman, Lachman k Co.) r.
1303 Gough
Lachman Albert, manager S. Lachman & Co., r. 810
Geary
Lachman Beckie Miss, r. 810 Geary
Lachman Henry, assistant bookkeeper M. Lachman &
Co., r. 1713 Laguna
Lachman Henry, cashier S. Lachman & Co., r. 810
Geary
Lachman Henry, clerk John H. Gaerdes, r. 534 First
Lachman Jacob, produce commission merchant, and
agent San Joaquin Chicory Works, NE cor Wash-
ington and Front, r. 413 Ivj' Av
Lachman Julius, tanner, r. 115)4 Twenty-sixth
Lachman Louis, salesman Miersou, Jewell & Co., r.
810 Montgomery
Lachman Louis, tailor, 618 Pine, r. 1713 Laguna
Liachnian M. >& Co. (Morris Lachman) carpets,
oil cloths, etc., 31 Post
Lachman Moritz Mrs., widow (Lachman & Sternfels)
r. Alameda
Lachman Morris (M. Lachman & Co.) r. New York
Lachman S. & Co. (Samuel Lachman) California
wines, brandies and champagnes, 401-411 Marke
G\M r\ ARl^ ki rr\ largest and best selected stock of wall papers
. IT. VyLMnrV 06 \j\J, ON THE COAST : : : : : 645 MARKET ST.
HINCKLEY,SPIERS& HAYES,
PUI.TOW IRON W«KKS, 213 Fremont NtreoT.
Agents for the celebrated I>EA]<VE (STEAM I»UJM[1»S.
LAC
578
LAG
Lachman Samuel (S. Lachman & Co.) r. 810 Geary
Lachman Saul, r. 1713 Laguna
I>acliman Jii Jacobi {Abraham Lachman and
Frederick and Jacob J. Jacobi) growers of and
dealers in California wines and brandies, SE cor
Market and First, and SE cor Second and Bryant
Lachman & Sternfels (Mrs. Moritz Lachman and B.
H. Sternfels) furriers, 129 Montgomery
Lack Charles, tea dealer and grocer, 1037 Folsom
Lackeman Charles (Helmken & Lackeman) r. 1214
Leavenworth
Lackmann Herman, boatmaker, 210 Brannan, r. 7 Ein-
con Av
Lackmann John, clerk H. H. Schortemeier, r. 816 Cali-
fornia
Lacki Frederick, r. 531 Birch Av
Lacklison Ellen, widow, r. NW cor Haight and Bu-
chanan
Laclaverie Paul (John Saulnier & Co.) r. Oakland
Laco John, restaurant keeper, r. 60.5 Broadway
Lacombe George (Stack & Lacombe) r. 2 H'enrietta
Square
Lacombe George, pressman Dewey & Co.,r. 1221 Pacific
Lacomber Peter, fruits, r. 3003 Mission
Lacome Jean, laundry, SE cor Seventeenth and Va-
lencia
lia Coiifiance Insurance Co. (fire, of Paris)
Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322-324 California
and 302-304 Sansome
Lacoste Andre, laborer, r. NW cor Santa Clara and
Minnesota
Lacoste Aunie, domestic Martin Holje
Lacoste John, laborer, r. E s De Haro, bet El Dorado
and Center '
Lacoste John, liquor saloon, NW cor Lombard and
Montgomery Av
Lacoste Joseph, waiter Clifl' House
Lacoste Thomas (Bergerot& Lacoste) r. NE cor Kansas
and Center
Lacoste Tomaso, gardener, 20 Colombo Market
Lacour Eugene L., clerk Muecke, Victor & Co., r. 44
Third
La Cour J., merchant, r. 1413 Dupont
Lacour Louis, clerk Helmrich & Hansen, r.44 Third
Lacozette Louis, laundryman, r. 2924 California
La Croix Anthony, driver Market St. KR., r. 528 J^ Va-'
lencia
Lacroix Delilah, widow, r. 759 Mission
Lacua Frank (Beilhes & Co.) r. 1509 Powell
Lacy Benjamin L., plasterer, r. 421 Bush
Lacy Benjamin T. (Parke & Lacy) r. 615 Chestnut
Lacy Hannah, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Lacy Henry, notebroker, 321 California, room 9, r.
San Rafael
Lacy John F., carriagemaker, r. 535 Minna
Lacy John G., tinsmith, 305 Eighth, r. SE cor Dia-
mond and Seventeenth
Lacy Nicholas J., laborer, r. 11 Salmon
Lacy Robert, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 10
Verona
Lacy Thomas, stevedore, r. 117 Vallejo
Lacy Timothy, lodgings, 212 Second
Lacy Walter M., engineer S. P. RE., r. 204 Twenty-
second
Lacy W. H., miner, r. 547 Mission
B^Lacy. See Lacey
Lada Bronistaw, r. 213 Powell
Lada Marie Mrs., teacher music, r. 213 Powell
Ladagnoux Justin, waiter, r. 118 Prospect PI
Ladarre Jean, bartender G. Mounier, r. 1153 Howard
Ladd A., carpenter, r. 1914 Filbert
Ladd Annie M., widow, r. 705 Shotwell
Ladd Charles D., shooting gallery, guns and sport-
ing materials, 529-531 Kearny, r. 12 Hopeton Ter-
race
Ladd Charles J., cabinetmaker, r. 700 California
Ladd Edwin H., salesman C. D. Ladd, r. 12 Hopeton
Terrace
Ladd Frank B., clerk freight dept C. P. RR r 614
Sutter
Ladd Frank Z., clerk general freight office C. P ER
r. 705 Shotwell
Ladd Georg^e S., president American District Tel-
egraph Co., Gold and Stock Telegraph Co., Pacific
Bell Telephone Co., and United Carriage Co.. 222
Sansome, r. 515 Van Ness Av
Ladd Horace C, receiver Western Union Tel. Co r
1717Larkin ' '
Ladd Parish B., attorney at law, office 629 Kearnv r
2020 Bush " ■
Ladd Smith E., clerk S. P. ER., r. 415 Twenty-second
Ladd Thomas J., cabinetmaker, r. 700 California
Ladeler Charles, clerk, r. 1930 Pine
Laden Patrick, warehouse man, r. SW cor Greenwich
and Sansome
Ladenburger Theodore, jeweler George C. Shreve &
Co., r. Oakland
Ladies' French Benevolent Association, 120
Sutter '
Ladies' Protection and Relief Society
Home, E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Ladivi Pietro, laborer, r. 9 Union PI
La Duo M., watchmaker, r. 417 Broadway
La Due James C, superintendent The Iroquois Gold
Mining Co., r. 1617 Larkin
Lady Bryan Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) 0.
Van Dyck Hubbard secretary, 310 Pine, room 11
Lady Washington Consolidated Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
William H. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery,
rooms .5-6
Laemleiu Emma Miss, teacher music, r. 721 O'Farrell
Laemlein Rosalie, widow, r. 721 O'Farrell
Laeremans Frank, importer and mnfr furniture and
bedding, 528 Washington, r. 613 J^ Lombard
Lafaille Frank H., clerk Yates & Co., r. E b Chapulte-
pec, nr Coso Av, B. H.
Lafaille Samuel, carpenter, r. E s Chapultepec, nr
Coso Av, B. H.
Lafaix Felix, engraver Andrew Frei, r. 320 Sutter
Lafaix Jean K., engraver Andrew Frei, r. 320 Sutter
Lafayette Brewery, A. Anstett & Co. proprie-
tors, 725 Green
Lafayette Centennial Hall, 421 Hayes
Lafayette Guard, 730 Montgomery
Lafayette House, Jean L. Ader proptr, 736 Pacific
Lafayette House, Robert Shea proptr, 11 Lafayette
Lafee Jacob, expressman, 226 Bush, r. S s Twenty-
ninth, bet San Jose Av and Mission
Lafell Samuel, carpenter, r. Powell Av, nr San Jose
Road
Lafferty B., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Lafferty Bridget, seamstress La Grande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Lafferty James H., clerk D. Samuels, r. 820 Howard
Laflferty Jane, widow, r. 324 Clementina
Lafferty John, captain U. S. A., r. 730 Grove
Lafl'erty John, porter Morris & Kennedy, r. 324 Clem-
entina
Lafferty Lizzie, domestic 314 Minna
Lafferty Nellie, nurse, 17 Guy PI
Lafl'erty Owen, marble polisher, r. California Av, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Lafferty Patrick, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r.
E s California Av, nr Virginia Av, B. H.
Lafferty Patrick, teamster, r. 921 Battery
Lafferty William S., driver Pac. Transfer Co., 110
Sutter
Laffey Edward N. (Laffey & Hiends) r. 1209 Union
Latfey & Hiends (E. N. Laffey and J. H. Hiends) ship-
ping agents, 518 Battery
Laffi Lucio, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fourteenth
and Natoma
Laffin Lawrence, fruit dealer, r. 69 West Mission
La Fleur Victor, shoemaker, 436 Bush
Laflin James, shipping agent, 34 Steuart, r. 2615 Clay
Laflin Lawrence .T., clerk James Laflin, r. 2615 Clay
La Fonciere Marine Insurance Co. (of Paris)
Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322-324 California
and 302-304 Sansome l
Lafond Victoriue Mrs., artificial flowers, 763 Mission ;
Lafontaine A. J., book and jobi^rinter, 025 Merchant
La Fontaine Fritz, r. 208 Ellis
Lafouette Louis, gardener, r. W s Amherst, nr Henry,
U. M.T.
Lafounere John, barber, r. 1509 Powell
Lalourgnetts J., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Lafrauchi Benvenuto, clerk French Consulate, 704
Washington, r. 10 HoUis
Lafrentz Theodore, brewer, r. 408 Shotwell
Lafrenz Claus, laborer, r. 115 J^ Dore
Lafrenz Nicholas, first mate schr Big River, r. 101
Jackson
Lagan Hu.L;h Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's Cathe-
dral, r. 628 California
Lagan John M., salesman, r. 250 Locust Av
Lagan Marcus J., salesman C. Curtin, r. 250 Locust Av
Lagan Patrick, r. 250 Locust Av
Lagazetta Madeline Mrs. .laundress, r. 2405 California
Lage Henry, packer, r. 265 Minna
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY '''•^"'-'^'„7,';;,v;'*srs';.* ''"'"'''"''
I MACDONOUOH CVMBERIiANO, LEHIGH AND KNGLISH FOinVDRY COK£,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
LAG
579
LAL
Lage Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lage Henry , shipping clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 265
Minna
Lageman Henry, wood and coal, 812 McAllister
Lagercrantz Carl Theodore, lettercarrler Post Office,
r. 2 Hyde PI
Lagman F. O., r. Grand Hotel
Lagoarde Bernard, r. 51-t Chestnut
Lagomarsino Antonio, gardener, 52-53 Colombo Market
Lagomarsino Bartplomeo, laborer, r. 516 Greenwich
Lagomarsino Carlo, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Lagomarsino Charles, fruit store, 1907 Geary, r. 9 Cal-
houn
Lagomarsino Giovanni, laborer, r. 4 Varennes
Lagomarsino Louis, vegetable ranch, Ws Old Mission
Road, nr Five Mile Store
Lagomarsino Luigi, shoemaker, 706 Montgomery Av,
r. 0 Gaj'in
Lagomarsino Roland, laborer, r. 3 Maiden Lane
Lagomarsino Stephano, gardener, r. H, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth Avs, South S. F.
Lagoni Hans, driver William Weston, r. 321 Jessie
La Grande Armory, SE cor New Montgomery and
Minna, entrance 115 Minna
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
Ed-*vard P. ^Vliite proprietor, TUir-
teeiitli, bet Ho^vard. and Folsoin, office
648 Market, brandies 115!i Market and
^1^ Dupont
La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co. (Stanis-
laus Co., Cal.) A. Halsey secretary, 328 Montgom-
ery, room 7
Lagrange Frederick, carpenter, r. 1602 Powell
La Grange Gideon, r.228 Minna
La Grange O. H., mining, office 409 California, r. Oak-
land
La Grange S. Ella Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin St.
Primary School, r. 1322 California
Lag-rave Bernard, proprietor Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Cor Fifth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Lagrave Charles, barber. 13 Montgomery Av, r. 1122
Dupont
Lagrave Francis, laundryman. r. 2923 California
Lagrave Gabriel, waiter, r. 1122 Dupont
Lagrave John P. (Beyer & Lagrave) r. 1122 Dupont
La Grave Pierre, bartender, r. 1419 Dupont
Lagro Hannah Miss, r. 17 Hyde
La Grove Frank, driver North Beach Brewery, r. 815
Greenwich
Laguna Honda School, James Dwyer principal, Sev-
enth Av, nr Laguna Honda
Laguna Tannery, Oswald L. Krenz proptr, NW cor
Filbert and Gough
Lahaille Jean, ice creammaker, r. 108 William
Lahafif Patrick, fur dresser, r. 66 Shipley, rear
Lahaney Patrick W., harnessmaker, NW cor Railroad
and Fifth Avs. r. Eleventh Av, bet P and Q, South
S. F.
Lahdenpera Albert, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Laherty Peter, carpenter, 713 Turk, r. 209 Fillmore
Lahey E., capitalist, r. Russ House
Lahey John C, tinsmith, r. 107 Fifth
Lahey K. M. Miss, r. 534 Bush
Lahey William, cook, r. 'Allii Tehama
l£?"Lahey. See Leahey and Leahy
Lahl Johan, tailor, ol3 Pine
Lahm Victor, cabinetmaker, r. 218>i Clara
Lahoudette Jean, tripeman John Bayle, r. Fifth Av,
bet L and M. South S. F.
Lahusen Augustine, shoetitter, r. 5 Alemany Av
Lahusen Bernard, cigarmaker. r. 5 Alemany Av
Lahusen Henry C, housepaintur, r. .') .\lemanyAv
Lahuseu Johanna, widow, r. 5 Alemany Av
Lahusen Philip, grii^mau Presidio RR., r. 1205 Union
Laib .\nton, shoemaker, 906 Pacific
Laib Joseph, boots and shoes, 1623 Post
Laidlaw John, draftsman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 118
Capp
Laidlaw Robert, wool sorter, r. E s Potrero Av, bet
Santa Clara and Mariposa
Laidlej' Carrie B. Miss, copyist County Recorder, r.
SE cor Filbert and Octavia
Laidley Henry, vice cousull'ortugal and collector F.
. Berton & Co., 527 Clay. r. 807 Guerrero
Laidley Mary A., \vidow, r. SE cor Filbert and Octa-
via
Laimee Arthur E., tinsmith, r. 3 Kappeler Court
Laimee August, poultry, r. 3 Kappeler Court
Laimee Gustave, clerk Bernhard Miller, r. 417 Mason
Laimee Mary, widow, r. 3 Kappeler Court
Laimee Peter, zincniolder, r. 417 Mason, rear
Laine Emanuel, lapidary, r. 1316 Jackson
Laine Jules, lapidary, 9 Hardie PI, r. 1010 Stockton
B9'"Laiue. See Lane and Lehn
Lainesse Edward, carriagemaker, r. SE cor Tenth and
Harrison
Laing Charles D., stockbroker, 337 Pine, r. 214 Powell
Laing J. Mrs., lodging house. 214 Powell
Laing Robert S. G., iron molder, r.615 Minna
iK^Laing. See Layng
Laird Catherine Mrs., janitress South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1309 Pacific
Laird Daniel, furniture, 1070 Howard
Jdaird David W. , proprietor San Francisco Jew-
elry Manufactory, 27 Post, r. 1409 Larkin
SAN FRANCISCO JEWELRY MANUFACTORY.
D.W. LAIRD,
87 HOST ST., bet. Kearny and Montgomery.
Watciies, Jewelry ui Dlamomi WorK, Baflges and Medals
FOR SALE AND MADE TO ORDER.
Watches and Jewelry Repaired by Skillful Workmen.
Laird Edward, r. 278 Tehama
Laird James D., ship clerk, r. 11 Monroe
Laird John, r. N s Alabama, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Laird Samuel, mining, r. 5 South Park
Laird Thomas Mrs., widow, dressmaker, 101 Powell, r.
321 O'Farrell
Lairvee L., carpenter, r. 2210 Fillmore, rear
Lais Charles E., machinist, r. E s Mississippi, be^
Mariposa and Solano
Lais Charles E., student Albert Van de Naillen, 24
Post
Laisy H. J., bookkeeper Martin Meussdorffer, r. 1016
Pine
La Jeunesse A., r. 2544 Folsom, rear
Lake Benjamin, groceries, teas, etc., 995 Market, r. 19
Sixth
Lake Delos (Lake & McKoon) r. NW cor Leavenworth
and Vallejo
Lake Edward H., carpenter John Hammond, r. Oak-
land
Lake Francis M. P., lead worker Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. 974 Folsom
Lake Frank, salesman C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 705 Ellis
Lake George, helper melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. .513 Hickory
Lake George C, receiver Presidio RR., r. 1633 Clay
Lake George W., plumber, r. 513 Hickory Av
Lake Jane, widow, r. S s Valley, bet Twenty- eighth
and Twenty-ninth
Lake Louis E. (Lake & Warren) r. 29'27 Sacramento
Lake Pleasauton Water Co. (Alameda Co., Cal.) H.
Toomy secretary, 418 California, rooms 2-5
Lake Samuel, cutter Hyman Levison, r. 533 Commer-
cial
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad, William
Be Dell general agent, 22 Montgomery
Lake William B., mining, office 240 Montgomery, r.
2654 Folsom
Lake & Co. (Henry Lake) mnfrs shoeblacking, 645
Third
Lake 6i McKoon (Delos Lake and Hosmer P. Mc-
Koon) attorneys at law, office 310 Pine, rooms 13,
14, 16 and 18
Lake & Warren (Louis E. Lake and George W.
Warren) manufacturers and wholesale dealers
bruslies, brooms, etc., 411 Sacramento
Lakely Bernard, teamster, r. 907 Battery
Lakeman Charles, stableman Joseph Koster, r. Ave-
nue House
Lakeman Helen M. Miss, instructress Samuel Hill, r.
1033 Market
Lakeman Margaretta, widow, r. 312 J4 Clementina
Lakin John H., sawyer Nelson & Bolander, r. 108)4
Powell
Lakin Joseph J., bagcutter, r. 100 J^ Jackson
Lakmaun Sophie, widow, r. 811 Union
Lalande Alice Miss, assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 7:;2 Sixteenth
Lalande Arsiue, jeweler, 420 Sutter, r. 732 Sixteenth
Lalande Louis, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r.604 Califor-
nia
Lalich Lazar (Lalich & Radovich) r. 911 Kearny
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Lallch & Radovlch (LazarLalich and John Radovich)
fruits, candies, cigars, etc., 911 Kearny
Lalla Antonio, peddler, r. 5 Lick Alley
Lalland Charles, fruit, 502 Valencia
Lallement Charles, laundryman, r. 921 Howard
Lallement Delphine, laundry, 629 Union
, Lallement Julia Mrs., laundry. 921 Howard
I Lally Bartholomew, laborer, r. 927 Broadway
Lally Bartholomew C, bookkeeper, r. 415 Minna
Lally Dennis F., butcher, r. 123 Ninth
: Lally Dennis G., butcher, r. 123 Ninth
Lally John, fcoilermaker, r. 54 First
Lally John, cook, r. 1513 Polk
; Lally John, varieties and groceries, W s Mission nr
i Randall
I Lally Joseph, shoemaker, 153 Eleventh, r. 123 Ninth
I Lally Maggie, r. 1021 Twenty-first
i Lally Martin, laborer, r. 1835 Mission
; Lally Mary, domestic 830 Eddy
Lally Patrick, laborer, r. 338 Shipley
I Lally Winnie, domestic 2510 Clay
Laloli David, proprietor Ticino Hotel, 518 Pa
cific
Laloli Giuseppe, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
; Laloli Luigi, lauudrymau, r. Ticino Hotel
I LaLonde Joseph B., capitalist, office NE cor Mont-
I gomery and California, r. COS Buchanan
I La Malfa J. F., r. 1126 Market
Lamar Alexander, r. 33 Hinckley
Lamar Basil, teacher languages, r. 615 Post
Lamar Charles W., liquor saloon, S s Point Lobos Av,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Lamar Joseph B., attorney at law, 86 Montgomerv
Block, r. 411 Post
Lamar Walter A., clerk, r. 411 Post
Lamar William, laborer, r. 424 Tehama
8^" Lamar. See Lamer
Lamare Adolph A., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
Lamare Emanuel B., teacher French, First School
of the German School Union, r. 615 Post
Lamb Archie T., messenger Presidio Reservation
Lamb Charles, fish dealer, r. 222 Broadway
Lamb Charles, painter, r. Lick House
Lamb Charles, salesman James Lamb, r. East Oak-
land
Lamb Charles Y., photographer Jones, Robinson &
Co., r. 1252 Market
Lamb Clarence H., student, r. 8 Second Av
Lamb Dana T., carpenter, r. 2212 Ji Fillmore
Lamb Edward, fishdealer, r. 222 Broadway
Lamb Elbridge G., salesman Hulme & Hart, r. Russ
House
Lamb I. Mrs., artist, r. 2 Eighth
Lamb Irene Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 510 Powell
Lamb Isaac, salesman, r. 2 Eighth
Lamb James E., fish dealer, stall 8 Bay City Market
r. East Oakland
Lamb John, laborer, r. 247 Clementiua
Lamb John, saloon, 150 Steuart, r. 159 Steuart
Lamb John E., salesman James Lamb, r. East Oak-
land
Lamb Julia, domestic 813 Jackson
Lamb Louis M., bartender Herman Otersen, 33 Post
r. 2113^ Geary, rear '
Lamb Margaret, widow, r. Tomasa, bet Wolf and
Isabel, B. H.
Lamb Martin W., capitalist, r. 8 Second Av
Lamb Mary, widow, r. 23 Hunt
Lamb Mary, domestic 13 Guy PI
Lamb Peter, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Lamb Philip, dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Lamb Thomas J., bookkeeper Wilmerding & Co r
118 Dnpout '
Lamb William, fish dealer, r. 222 Broadway
Lamb William E.. clerk Justices' Courts, office
SEcorKearny and Washington, r. 2212}^ Fillmore
Lamb William H. (J. A. Folger & Co.) r. Alameda
Lamb William H., salesman James Lamb, r East
Oakland
Lamb William H., watchmaker, r. 1252 Market
Lamber;,' George A., blacksmith, r. 325 Francisco
Lambert A. J., r. 946 Howard
Lambert Albert, cook, 614 Post
Lambert Annie, widow, r. 109 Fifth
Lambert Charles, deckhand State Dredcer No 1 r
112 Pacific b . , r.
Lambert Daniel, as.sistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 311 Fremont
D., driver N. B. and M. RR., r. Lindell
Lambert E
House
Lambert Elisha, r. 547 Folsom
Lambert Eliza, r. 547 Folsom
Lambert Ernest, car driver, r. 761 Folsom
Lambert Frank, barber, r. 817 Montgomery
Lambert George, barber, r. 540 Market
Lambert George, horse clipper, r. 101 Jessie
Lambert Oilman, porter Wells, Fargo & Co's Eiprese,
r. 16 De Boom
Lambert Jacob, longshoreman, r. 13 Ritch
Lambert Jajiies, laborer, r. 118 M Washington
Lambert James, wellborer, r. 439 Clementina
Lambert James H., bookkeeper J. M. Moran & Co., r.
11 Harrison Av
Lamb.ert James P., longshoreman, r. 118J^ Washing-
ton
Lambert John, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf
Lambert John S., bookkeeper Williams & Bixler, r.
16 De Boom
Lambert John S., engineer, r. 146 Natoma
Lambert J. W. P.,r. 946 Howard
Lambert Margaret, widow, r. 11 Harrison Av
Lambert Paul, laborer, r. 229 First
Lambert Pierre, engineer. Lick House
Lambert Rebecca, widow, r. 323 First
Lambert Richard, bartender, r. 255 Minna
Lambert Vasquez, vaquero, r. P, bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth Ave, South S. F.
Lambert William (Lambert & Greene) r. Cloverdale
Lambert William, painter, r. 521 Lombard
Lambert William F., laborer, r. 537 Third
Lambert William L., clerk Lambert & Greene, r. 510
Oak
Lambert William P., livery and sale stable, 875 Fol-
som, r. 117 Stockton
Lambert William R.. axle grease mnfr, r. 510 Oak
Lambert & Greene (William Lambert and Charles
Greene) manufacturers H. & L. axle grease, 144-
148 Natoma
8^"Lambert. See Lampert
Lambertenglii Francesco, consul Italy, office
508 Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel
Lamberti Pasquale, Garibaldi Guard, 4'23 Broadway
Lamberton C. H.. student Barnard's Business College
Lamberton Lewis, land agent, 16 Montgomery Av, r.
1527 Washington
Lamberts Robert, with I. Gutte. r. 611 Taylor
Lambla Jules, tailor, r. 505 Sutter
Lambley George J., salesman Murphy Grant & Co.. r.
611 Pine
Lamblot Gustave J., porter R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1003
Mason
Lamborn L. Harvey, printer, r. 15 First Av
Lamborn Stepneu M., carpenter, r. 15 First Av
Lamburth Archibald, carpenter, r. E s Potrero Av,bet
Santa Clara and Mariposa
Lamburth Cassius E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills,
r. £ 8 Potrero Av, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Lamburth Walter W., machinist Pac. Rolling Mills,
r. E s Potrero Av, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Lamcke George, porter Pestner & Hildebrandt, r. 4<>4
Tehama
Lamee John, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Eighth and
Ninth Avs, South S. F.
Lamer Anavel,. blacksmith, r. 3741 Twentieth
Lamer T. D. S., blacksmith and wagonmaker, 540 Va-
lencia, r. 711 Twenty-third
fff" Lamer. See Lamar
Lametyer Hippolyte, tinsmith, r. S s Lombard, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Lamey James, laborer, r. 514 Brannan
Lamkin Edwin A., compositor, r. 608 Stevenson
Lammers Dora, domestic 19 Adelaide PI
Lammers Henry J., drayman Richards & Harrison, r.
1715 Slitter, rear
Lammers John, clerk G. G. Burnett, r. 19 Adelaide PI
Lammers Joseph, carpenter, r. 19 Adelaide PI
Lammers Sophia, domestic 19 Adelaide PI
Lammers Theodore H. A., porter O. R. and N. Co., r.
906 Treat Av
Lammon Alexander, laborer, r. 44 Ritch
Lammon David, expressman, SE cor Fourth and Har-
rison, r. Elizabeth, bet Sanchez andNoe
Lammon Richard Jr., clerk Newman & Etinge, r. SW
cor Lyon and Clay
Lammy J. B., r. 725 Pine
Lamois Adonis, baker, r. 815 Pacific
La Mont Charles J., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
790 Folsom
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WASHINO 1VEl.Ii DONE AT VERY I-OIV RATE$I.
OFFICE. 648 9IABKET STREET,
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La Mont George, engineer P. M. SS. Co., r. 41 Pacific
Lamont Hugh H., machinist Fulton Iron "Works, r. S.
E cor California and Esmeralda Avs, B. H.
Lamont James, ship carpenter, r. 512 Twenty-third
La Monte John D., mining, r. Grand Hotel
Lamoree Jef ., clerk Julius Dreyfuss, r. 14 Dupont
Lamotte Charles, laborer, r. 15 Bluxome
LaMotte Harry D., right of way agent S. P. RK., NE
cor Foiurth and Townseiul, room 40, r. 246 Oak
Lamotte Joseph, laborer, r. 15 Bluiome
Lamoureaux Eugene, sailmaker, r. 2 McCormick PI
Lamoureaux Samuel, painter, r. 2 McCormick PI
L'Amoureaux Theodore J., grocer, r. Abbotsford
House
i^"Lamoureaux. See Amlraux
Lampe Brothers (Theodore C.and William A.) barbers
and baths. The Baldwin
Lampe Charles, clerk Esberg, Bachman & Co., r. 19
Thirteenth
Lampe Charles E., salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 737
Howard
Lampe Henry, woodturner, r. W s Dolores, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Lampe Peter N. E., master mariner, r. 1517 Dupont
Lampe Theodore, piano tiuisher, r. 33 Hinckley
Lampe Theodore C. (Lampe Brothers) r. 2134 Mission
Lampe WiUlam-A. (Lampe Brothers) r. Ill Ridley
Lampert Annie E. Miss, teacher music, r. 743 Folsom
Lampert Barbara Mrs., r. 743 Folsom
Lampher Walter A., superintendent Lobos Square
Packing House
Lampke Heury, driver South S. F. Brewery, r. 3
Thirteenth Av, South S. F.
LampkiuB., laborer, r. 1321)^ Jackson, rear
Lampkin John T., policeman, r. 1030 Guerrero
Lampman Henry, chief engineer P. C. SS. Orizaba, r.
907 Union
Lamport Thomas, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1438
Ellis
Lampricht M. E. Mrs., widow, hair store, 422 Hayes
Lampton Agnes, widow, cloakmaker, r. 133 Clara, rear
Lamson George F. , auctioneer and commission
merchant, 425 Kearny, r. Oakland
Lanaghan Michael, teamster City RR., r. 15 Ridley
Lanaban Cornelius, expressman, cor Market and First,
r. 33 Fifth Av
Lanahan Dennis, blacksmith, r. 126 Fourth
Lanahan Patrick, tanner, r. 2761 Mission
tff" Lanahan. See Lenahau and Linehan
Lanary Thomas, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r.
N s Twenty-fourth, bet Sanchez and Noe
liiincasliire Insurance Co. (fire of Manchester,
England) Falkner, Bell & Co. agents, 430 California
Lancaster David A., helper melter and refiner's dept
U. 8. Mint, r. 1206 Market
Lancaster J. Si Co. (Joseph and Thomas Lancas-
ter) merchant tailors, 531 California
Lancaster Joseph (J. Lancaster & Co.) r. Alameda
Lancaster Thomas (J. Lancaster & Co.) r. Oakland
Lancel H., salesman, r. 1530 Bush
Lancel Leon A., with Jacob Strahle&Co., r. 1530 Bush
Lancey T. C, house and sign painter, 432 Montgom-
ery, room 19
Lancioni Gabriole, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lanckmau Sarah Mrs., r. 236 Jessie
Land Charles, capitalist, 20 Stevenson Bldg, r. 722
Sutter
Land Frank, r. 722 Sutter
Land Gertrude E., widow, r. 24 JohnsonAv
Land Henry, clerk, r. 607 Eddy
Land Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Land Investment Co., R. Wegener secretary, 414 Cali-
fornia
Land Mortgage Union of California (in liquidation)
James H. Fish president, office 624 Sacramento
J[<and Office Central Pacific Railroad Co.,
^fE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 66
Land Office Southern Pacific Railroad Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 78
Land Office United States, GIO Commercial
Land Patrick, asphaltum roofer, r. 420 Clementina
Land Victor, fireman American Sugar Refinery, r. 908
Pacific
B^" Land. See Lande
Landa Morris, tailor, r. 140 Minna
Lande Aaron, peddler, r. 359 Tehama
Lande Edward, attorney at law, 13 Nevada Block, r.
228 McAllister
Lande I., r. 203 Clara
Lande Raphael, r. 228 McAllister
i^ Lande. See Land
Landegreen Elma Miss, seamstress Ladles Pro. and
Relief Soc, E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Landeker Alice, widow, r. 1.524 Bush
Landeker Sarah, widow, r. 841 Geary
Landeker William B., bookkeeper Blochman ji Cerf,
r. 841 Geary
Landels A. Mrs., widow, r. 510 Powell
Lander Alexander, steward schr Aurora, r. North Pa-
cific Hotel
Lauder G. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Lick
Landers David, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
534 Bush
Landers David W., clerk Patrick Landers, r. 2409 Bu-
chanan
Landers Eva Miss, laundry clerk Palace Hotel
Landers J. H., housepaiuter, r. 204 Sixteenth, bet
Mission and Howard
Landers John, agent Manhattan Life Insurance Co. of
New York, 410 California, r. 1121 Bush
Landers John, hardware, r. 1122 3^ L^rkin
Landers John, laborer, r. N s Brewster, bet Faith and
Hope, B. H.
Landers John, seaman brig Hidalgo
Landers John D., seaman, r. 510 Davis
Landers John P., clerk Patrick Landers, r. 1122)4 Lar-
kin_
Landers Michael, mining, 2-3 Nevada Block, r.
2615 Howard
Landers Milton H., painter, r. 1407 Scott
Landers Patrick, importer and wholesale hardware,
324 Battery, r. 2409 Buchanan
Landers Patrick, laborer, r. 47 Clementina
Landers Richard, policeman, r. 745 Folsom
Landers William, laborer, r. 43 Clementina
Landers William J., general agent Guardian
Assurance Co., 406 California, r. 1169 West, Oak-
land
Landerstedt P. E.. engineer S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 125)4 Welsh
Landes Henry M. , machinist, r. 944 Howard
Landes Z. T. (Davis, Landes & Wide) r. 627 Sacra-
men to
Landesman Jennie Miss, r. 332 Eddy
Landesman Mary Mrs., widow, r. 332 Eddy
Landesse Augustin, tanner, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R,
South S. F.
Landgraf John (Henn & Landgraf) r. 25 RauBcb, rear
Landgraf Joseph, r. 1003 Mission
Landgrane Frank O., carbuilder City RR.,r. 177)4
Stevenson, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Landgrebe Adolph W., barber, r. 633 Natoma
Landgrebe Robert, student Pac. Business College, r.
1223 Folsom
Landgrebe Richard, barber, r. 272 Jessie
Landgrebe William, barber, 102 Seventh, r. 1223 Fol-
Bom
Landgrebe William E., barber, r. 1614 Bush
Landigan Michael W., teamster John Howes, r. 52
Quiun
Landigan Patrick J., laborer, r. 52 Quinn
Landini James, clerk James Negrlni, r. 1916 Union
Landini James G. (Landini & Tocchlni) r. 1320 Polk
Landini & Tocchini (James G. Landini and Victor
Tocchini)proptrs Magnolia Market, 1320-1322 Polk
Landis Caspar, tan baths, 53 Minna
Landis Gustave C. (Landis & Jacoby) r. 716 Leaven-
worth
Landis & J^acoby (Gustave C. Landis and Isaac
N. Jacoby) importers French calfskins and whole-
sale dealers leather and findings, 543 Market
Landlords' and Tenants' Protective Re-
cord (monthly) William Nicol publisher and
proprietor, 605 Sacramento
Lando Harris, clothing, 317 Kearny, r. 933 Post
Lando Joseph, merchant, r. 34 Eleventh
Landon Gardner Jr., manager S. F. Branch Produc-
ers Marble-Co., 512 Jacl<8on, r. 1516 Clay
Landon Horace S., clerk Tom C. Grant, r. 1516 Clay
Landon M. A. Mrs., r. 710 Folsom
Landon Walter E., bookbinder, r. 710 Folsom
Landre Henry D., bartender, r. 606 Minna
Landreau Charles Aly, porter, r. 308 Sutter
Landres Simon, bootblack, r. 8 Card Alley
Landresse Cesar, carpenter, r. 10 Jansen
Landresse Henry, collector, r. 10 Jansen
Landresse Henry Jr., compositor, r. 10 Jansen
Landrigan Edward, bootmaker, r. 116 Lily Av
Landrigan Thomas, driver, r. 953 Bryant
Landry Mrs., varieties, 114 Hayes
PAPER HANGINGS
Importers of Fr«Micli, Ainorlcun und
EnKlinli I>aper Hancinsi. I'rivate
Kesldencea Decorated In Artistic Style.
G. W. CLARK & CO.
646 Market st.
UIMni/l CV C Die DC JL UAVCQ FrJLTOBT IROHr 1VORKS, S13 Fremont St.,
nlllulALuT, OrlunO <X riMluO, Mannfactnrerri of quartz raililiS and Mining Machlnei?.
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Landry EUe, collector Landry C. Babin, r. 316 Oolden
Gate Av
Landry Etienne, r. 114 Hayes
Landry Therence, collector Landry C. Babin, r. 316
Golden Gate Av
Landry Vincennes, ice cream maker, r. 117 Virginia
Landsberg Albert (Landaberg & Weinbolz) r. 420 Na-
toma
Landsberg Henry, cigars and tobacco, 103 Sansome.r.
109 Dupont
Liandsbfrg & Weinholx (Albert Landsberg and
Nicholas Weinholz) groceries and liquors, SE cor
Mission and Fourth
Landsberger Henry M., clerk German Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 519 McAllister
Landsberger Herman, boots and shoes, 34 Sixth
Landsberger Isidor (Landsberger & Curtis) r. 519 Mc-
Allister
Landsberger Joseph, warehouse clerk Ackerman Bros. ,
r. 14 Antoulo
Landsberger & Curtis (Isidor Landsberger and James
M. Curtis) commission merchants, 123 California
Landsburg George, seaman, r. 519 Sacramento
Landsburg R. Mrs., r. 41H Sutter
Laudsittel Louis J., pressman, r. 316 Fourth
Landt Paul (Hinz & Landt) r. 620 Sutter
Lauducci Auselmo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Landuccl Casimiro, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Landucci Cesaro, fish peddler, r. 131 Pacific
Landucci Francesco, bootmaker, 224 Broadway
Landucci Martin (Barsolio & Landucci) r. 718 Green-
wich, rear
Landucci Mateo, baker, r. 511 Greenwich
Lane Andrew, assayer, r. 9 Little Webster
Lane Bridget, cook 1225 Geary
Lane O. C, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Lane Charles 0., apprentice William E. Lane, r. 509
Kearny
Lane Charles C, mining, r. 1701 Gough
Lane Charles H., laborer, r. 1030 Alabama
Lane Cornelius, housepaintcr, r. 2 Hinckley
Lane Daniel, blacksmith, r. 2 Hinckley
Lane Daniel, laborer, r. 20M Minna
Lane Daniel W., r. 625 Third
Lane Delia Mrs., nurse Mount St. Joseph's Infant
Asylum, South S. F.
Lane Edward B., waiter, r. 267 Minna
Lane Emien T. Mrs., barber, 516 Bush
Lane F. A. Mrs., copyist, r. 1024 Powell
Lane Frederick, r. 214 Minna
Lane Frederick, stevedore, r. 127 Jackson
Lane George, third engineer P. M. SS. South Carolina
Lane George A. P., salesman George H. Tay & Co., r.
505 Kearny
Lane Harry, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
Lane H. D. Mrs., widow, r. 312 Mason
Lane Homer, hostler, r. 220 Perry
Lane Jacob C, policeman, r. 404 Capp
Lane James, clerk, r. 1209 Powell
Lane James, clerk Michael Lynch, r. 1103 Stevenson
Lane James A., jjoliceman, r. 1612 Turk
Lane James B., with P. H. Jackson, r. 511 Franklin
Lane James J. , real estate aud business agent,
238 Kearny, r. nr Ocean View Station
Lane J. Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 511 Franklin
Lane John, blacksmith, r. 229 Perry, rear
Lane John H., plumber William E. Lane, r. 509 Kear-
ny
Lane John J., liquor saloon, 118 Fourth, r. 422 Tehama
Laue John M., salesman, r. 2726 Mission
Lane Kate, domestic 1306 Post
Lane Lawrence, expressman, 521 Front, r. 1324 O'Far-
rell
Lane Leland, steward schr Ellen Adelia, r. 11 Third
Lane Levi C, physician aud professor surgery
and surgical anatomy Medical College of the Pa-
cific, otfice 652 Mission, r. 2302 Clay
Lane Mary Miss, r. 525 Post
Lane Mary, domestic 119 Liberty
Lane M. B. Mrs., widow, r. 2529 3<i Mission
Lane M. E. Mrs., r. 142 Seventh
Lane Michael, cook O. R. and N. SS. Columbia, r. 2
Hinckley
Lane Michael, stonecutter, r. 511 Franklin
Lane Michael, wines aud liquors, SE cor Davis
and Washingtou, r. 114 Mason
Lane Neil, signpainter, r. SE cor Vallejo and Kearny
Lane Peter F.. lumber commission merchant, 18 Clay,
r. 8E cor Chestnut and Dupont
Lane Robert, calker, r. 1010 Alabama
Lane Roscoe E., shoefitter, r. 2529 J^ Mission
Lane Sullivan, teamster, r. 1325 Eddy
Lane Thomas, cook P. C. SS. George W. Elder, r. 680
Harrison
Lane Thomas A., salesman Anton Koenlg, r. 2105
Jones
Lane Walter W., proprietor Mariners' Home,
.504 Davis
Lane William, peddler, r. W s Sanchez, bet Twenty-
fourth and Jersey
Lane William E., plumber and gasfitter, 505
Kearnj', r. .509 Kearny
Lane William F. (Donovan & Lane) and carpenter,
NW cor Commercial and East, r. 537 Third
Lane William F., engineer, r. 24 Scott PI
lii?~Laue. See Laine and Lehn
Laney Annie, widow, r. 235 Main
Laney Nellie Miss, cigarmaker, r. 235 Main
Laney Thomas, messenger American District Tel.
Co., r. 235 Main
Lanfar Benjamin F., driver Hose No. 4, 8. F. F. D.,
1802 Stockton
Lanfranchi Benvenuto, r. 12 HoUis
Lang Adolf (Lang Brothers) r. 1406 Polk
Lang Annie, domestic 1204 Sutter
Lang Arthur, carpenter, r. 43 Borland
Lang Bennett, hackman, r. 1138 Howard
Lang Brothers (Otto and Adolf) bottlers Philadelphia
Beer, 1406 Polk
Lang Carrie E. Miss, milliner, r. W 8 Prospect Av, nr
Coso Av, B. H.
Lang Catherine, widow, r. 2022 Ellis
Lang C. C, quartermaster O. aud O. SS. Belgio
Lang Charles, hostler, r. W s San Bruno Bead, opp
Fifteenth Av
Lang Charles E. (Lang & Griffith) r. 1714 Mason
Lang Charles E., bookkeeper M. Wertheimer & Bro.,
r. 1611 Jones
Lang Charles E. Jr., painter, r. 1714 Mason
Lang Charles F., engineer, r. W s Prospect, nr Coso
Av, B. H.
Lang Christian, barber, r. 645 Broadway
Lang Dominick, laborer, r. 11 Freelon, rear
Lang Edward, carpenter, r. 735 Clementina
Lang Edwin, clerk, r. 607 Eddy
Lang Ernest, watchmaker, r. 819 Jackson
Lang Fritz, waiter, r. 524 Pine
Lang George (Lang & Co.) and liquor saloon, 941
Market, r. 1633 Post
Lang George, lumberman, r. S s Berry, bet Third and
Fourth
Lang George F., teamster, r. 242 Fremont
Lang Henry, cooperage, 112-114 Jackson, r. Alameda
Lan<; Isaac L. , deputv Grand Secretary I. 0. C. F.,
oflice 204 Sutter, r. 636 Fulton
Lang Isadore, merchant, r. 607 Eddy
Lang Jacob, barber, r. 514 Greenwich
Lang Jacob L., day inspector Custom House, r. 1305
Larkin
Lang James, r. 247 Tehama
Lang James H., r. 1307 Stockton
Lang Jesse, clerk Edwin J. Eraser, r. 1305 Larkin
Lang John, r. 7273^ McAllister
Lang John, butcher, r. Tenth, bet LandM, South S.F.
Lau!,' John, drayman, r. 15 J^ Tehama
Lang John, laborer, r. 525 Natoma
Lang John, machinist, r. 573 Howard
Laug John F., locksmith, hardware and crockery,
ViUM Polk
Laug Joseph, waiter 26 Turk
Lang Joseph, watchmaker Wolff & Kelley, r. 819
Jackson
Lang Louis, proptr Green Tree House, 20 Page
Lang Max, merchant, r. 607 Eddy
Lang Nicholas H., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 733
Clementina
Lang Otto (Lang Brothers) r. 1406 Polk
Lang Patrick, r. 636 Commercial
Lang Peter, butcher, r. 1316 Broadway
Lang Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Devlsadero and
Jackson
Lang Victor, watchmaker, r. 31 Rondell PI
Lang Si Co. (George Lang) importers and whole-
sale dealers wines and liquors, and winegrowers,
210-212 Dupont
Lang k Griffith (Charles E. Lang and John B. Griffith)
house aud sigupainters, 216 Washington
8^ Lang. See Lange
Langabeer John E., carpenter, r. Huettmann's Hotel
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^""^ ^r
West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE, 33 OEAKY ST.
JMArnnMniinU iaiporter of and deajleir rv coal and pig iron,
. mHl/UUnUUUn, 41 market street, corner Sp
Spear.
LAN
583
LAN
Langsn Peter, laborer, r. 6 Eushton PI I
LaDgan T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Langan Tbomas, special policeman, and extraman
Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 815 Pacific
Langan Walter, teamster, r. 54 First
Langbein Herman (Lehritter & Langbein) r. SW cor
Montgomery Av and Kearny
Langdale Alfred, crockery and glassware, 1207 Stock-
ton, r. 700 Broadway
Lange Albert, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Lange Andrew W., engineer, r. 77 Clementina
Lange Annie, domestic 1512 Taylor
Lange Charles H., liquor saloon, 59.3 Sixth
Lange Edward, clgarmaker, r. 275 Stevenson
Lange Edward A., laborer, r. 2542 Folsom
Lange Emil, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lange Frederick, tinsmith, r. 43 Natoma
Lange Gustav, machinist, r. cor Minna and First
Lange Hans C, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-
second and Dolores
Lange Herman, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lange John, clerk John Ludeman.r. 242 Fourth
Lauge John, stevedore, r. 911 Treat Av
Lange John C. R., willow ware, 12 Montgomery Av, r.
1112 Kearny
Lange L. A. Miss, dry and fancy goods, 2542 Folsom
Lange Leopold, baker, r. 1205 Polk
LANGE OSCAR V. lanaseape
photojrraplier, studio and r. 10/23^
Lange Paul J., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1298 Van
Ness Av
Ijange Peter N. , wines and liquors, 246 Townsend
Lange William, dairy, NW cor Cole and Carl, nr
Golden Gate Park
Lange William, foreman Golden City Brewery, r. 1431
Pacific
Lange William A. C, cabinetmaker, r. 1135 Clay
l^"Lange. See Lang
Langenderfer Joseph C, clerk The A.S. Spence Co., r.
114 Turk
Langenderfer Josie Miss, milliner, r. 114 Turk
Langenderfer May Miss, corsetmaker, r. 114 Turk
Langeneckert Joseph F., woodcarver, r. 759 Howard
Laneenkamp Francis M. (F. M. Langenkamp & Bro-
ther) r. lOtil Howard
Langenkamp F. M. & Brother (Francis M. and George
W.) groceries and liquors, 1061 Howard
Langenkamp George W. (F, M. Langenkamp & Bro-
ther) r. 1061 Howard
Langer Frank, porter Payot, Upham & Co., r. 2507 Mis-
sion
Langer John, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 29 Langton
Langer Robert, machinist, r. 29 Clinton Park
Langerman Walter, r. Palace Hotel
Langermann August, carriagesmith, r. 6 Dale PI
Langermann C. F. A,, blacksmith, r. Gh Dale PI
Langermann Hermann, blacksmith, r.W s Georgia, bet
Shasta and Sierra
Langeron Francois, carriage and wagonmaker, 708 Bat-
tery, r. 801 Vallejo
Langford George, iroumolder, r. 560 Natoma h
Langford George L., boilermaker, r. 32 Perry •"
Langford Thomas R., sergeant police, r. 1118 Mont-<
gomery <
Langford Thomas R. Jr., machinist, r. 1118 Montgom-
ery
Langham Charles E., salesman Colman Bros., r. 2225
Jackson
Langhorne James P., attorney at law, 421 Montgom-
ery, r. 610 Sutter
Langhorne Marion B., clerk N. Luning, r. 2230 Jack-
son
Langkush Theodore, machinist, r. 709 Mission
Langland Benjamin F.. r. 1215 Mission
LANGLAND NELSON P.
stairbuilder, 407 J>Ii8Sion, r. 1^15 mis-
sion
Langland Robert N., clerk, r. 1215 Mission
Langley Charles, stevedore, r. 15 Bluxome
Langley Charles F., traveler Langley & Michaels, r.
Oakland
Langley Charles L., insurance agent, r. 411 Dolores
Langley David, general dealer, r. 12 Louisa
Langley Edward, clerk, r. 31 Eddy
Langley Edward, fireman C. P. RR., r. 1505 Leaven-
worth
Langley Edward D. , clerk, r. 31 Eddy
Langley Frank W. , machinist Joshua Hendy, r. Oak-
land
Langley George, butcher, r. N s Sierra, bet Georgia
and Michigan
Langley George, butcher, r. 47 Jessie, rear
Liangley Henry G., publisher, 14 Montgomery Av,
r. 103 Montgomery
Langley James M. (Langley & Jones) r. 337 Seven-
teenth
Langley Kate, stewardess P. M. SS. City of Rio de Ja-
neiro
Langley Loxiis, tirunkmaker, r. 12 Louisa
Langley M. E. Mrs., r. The Inglewood
Langley Melanie Mrs. (Langley & Michaels) r. Oak-
laud
Langley Robert, cook stmr Mary Garratt
Langley William A., carriagesmith, r. .337 Seventeenth
Langley & Joues (James M. Langley and Peter L.
Jones) carriage factory, 27 Washington and 222
Drumm
Langley & Micbaels (Mrs. Melanie Langley and
Henry Michaels) importers and jobbers drugs,
chemicals, druggists' materials, and agents quick-
silver, NW cor Pine and Front
Iianyley's Directory of San Francisco, ofBce
518 Clay
Langlitz Henry J., r. 728 Broadway, rear
Langlitz Mary Mrs., r. 728 Broadway, rear
Langloi Edward, shipcarpenter, r. 120 H Hayes
Langlois Francis B., clerk Tatum k Bowen, r. 356
Brannan
Langlotz Huldrich, musician, r. 619 Geary, rear
Langmaak Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 1213 Mission
Langman L., r. 36 Clay
Langreder Diedrich, shoemaker, r. 308 Fell
Langreder Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 210 Fell
Langrehr Diedrich, porter A. Crawford & Co., r. 27
Market
Langrehr Henry C. (Henry C. Langrehr & Co.) r. 906
Geary
Langrehr Henry C. & Co. (Henry C. Langrehr and
Theodore Simon) shiptinsmiths, plumbers and
metallic lifeboat builders, 25 Market
Langschur Jacob, cook, r. 131 Turk
Langshaw Henry, plasterer, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Langstadter Adeline, saleslady, r. 331 Turk
Langstadter Daniel, clerk, r. 331 Turk
Langstadter Isaiah S., clerk Koshland Bros., r. 331
Turk
Langstadter Pauline Miss, assistant Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. 331 Turk
Langsfcidter Seligman, cigars and tobacco, 321 San-
some, r. 331 Turk
Langstatf William, carpenter, r. 222 Leavenworth
Langstafi' William Jr., with Thomson & Evans, r. 222
Leavenworth
Langstrom Victor, clerk Edward J. Schiiiir, r. 819
Filbert
Langstroth Helen, widow, teacher music, r. 531 Capp
Laugstroth John A., accountant S. F. Savings Union,
r. 2409 Webster
Langton Calvin N., clerk Eppinger & Co., r. 1420 Turk
Langton Henry B., tinsmith, r. 1420 Turk
Langton Julia E., r. 1420 Turk
Langton Rebecca E. Mrs., r. 1250 California
Langton William M., pressman Bacon & Co., r. 1250
California
Langton W. W., conductor Market St. RK.
Langtry James H., waybill clerk Wells, Fargo & Co's
Express, r. 1320 Jones
Lanigan Edward, clerk Tax Collector's Office
Lanlgau James, painter, and extraman Engine No. 1,
S. F. F. D.
Lanigan John J., laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Lanigan Kate, groceries and liquors, 319 Vallejo
Lanigan Peter, driver, r. 1003^ Second
Lanitjan Lawrence, laborer, r. 4 Vincent
Lanigan Thomas, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Lanigan Thomas, stevedore, r. 1004 Sausome, rear
Lanius Philip, teamster, r. SE cor Linden Av and La-
guna
Lank Samuel J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co's Express,
r. 2428 Sacramento
Lankenau Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Railroad and
Fifteenth Avs, r. SW cor Railroad and Eleventh
Avs. South S. F.
Lankenau Lina, domestic 621 Leavenworth
Lankershim Isaac, estate of (SchoUe & Lankershim)
NW cor Union and Battery
Lankin Louisa Mrs., cook, r. 101 Jessie
JOHN WIGMORE--HARDW00D LUMBER. 129 to MlSprSt.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
826 MAitKET MX.,
Makes • specialty In taking Children's Pietnrea.
LAN
584
LAR
Lanktree Josei^h, policeman, r. 413;^ Second
Lann Charles, tailor, r. 1522 Market
Lannan James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Lannau Martin, butcher, SE cor Polk and California
B^" Lannan. See Lannou and Lennon
Lannay Auielia Miss, teacher languages.r. 1232 Pacific
Lannay Victoria E., widow, r. 1232 Pacific
Lanne Flora, widow, r. 826 Broadway, rear
Lanno Peter, liquor saloon, 1325 Stockton, r. 638
Vallejo
Lannon John, laborer, r. 1310 ;<i Natoma
Lannon Patrick, clerk Dunn & Blucher, r. NW cor
Clay and Wetmore PI
Lannon Patrick, conductor Omnibus KR., r. 841 Hayes
Lannon Patrick, carpenter, r. 2235 Geary
Lannon PatriokW., salesman KeaneBro8.,r.6MedanPl
La Notte Louis, r. 8 Polk Lane
Lanoue Edward, Barbers' Pro. Union, 312 Post
Lanouette Edward, shoemaker, r. sicjtj Third
Lanouette Edward, shoemaker, r. Mission, bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Lanouette Frank C, foreman Henry Hanson, r. 231
Montgomery Av
Lanouette T., -driver Market St. RR.
Lansing Gerritt L, clerk secretary's office C. P. RR.,
r. Westminster House
Lansing Henry J.,melter Thomas Price.r. 123 Twenty-
fourth
Lansing Jacob L., letter carrier Post Ofiice, r. 616 Fil-
bert
Lansing L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 771 Mission
Lansing William G., r. 515 Kearny
Lansingh Abram A., salesman Schafer &Co.,r.806
Shotwell
Lanson James, longshoreman, r. 154 Natoma
Lanszweert Louis, druggist and chemist, 300 Fourth
Lantheaume Ferdinand, waiter, r. 1220 Powell
Lantheaume John L., waffle bakery, SE cor Kearny
and Montgomery A V, r. 1029 Pacific
Lantheaume John P., nursery and florist, 2317 Mission
Lanthier Antone, plasterer, r. 135 Langton
Lanthier Evangelist, shoemaker, r. 137 Page
Lanthier Onazaim, shoemaker, r. 444 Linden
Lantry James, laborer, r. 24 Zoe, rear
Lantz , bartender, r. 229 Sixteenth, bet Mission
and Howard
Lanzeudorf Ernst, dairy produce, 1606 Polk
Lanzet Samuel, furnishing goods, 30 Steuart
Lapacher Charles, salesman, r. 421 Bush
Iiapachet Pierre, bartender Bella Union Theatre, r.
1518 Stockton
Lapariat Blaise, bakery, 936 Howard
Lapham Edith M. Miss, r. 5285^ Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Lapham' Foster, salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.
Alameda
Lapham John, watertender P. M. SS. South Carolina
Liapliam Iiorenzo, proprietor Western Straw
Works, 1110-1112 Market, r. 528 M Tehama
Lapham William W., capitalist, r. 1322 California
Lai)idge William F., master mariner, and real estate
agent, NW cor Seventeenth and Railroad Avs,
South S. F , r. 742 Valencia
Laplerre John M., clerk freight dept S. P. RR., r. 518
Brannan
Laplerre William, r. 1318 Dupont
Laplace Jules L. (Laplace & Epting) r. 213 Clara
Laplace & Epting (Jules L. Laplace and Henry Ep-
ting) lithographers, 535 Clay
Lapoint Louis, carpenter, r. 533 Sacramento
Lapomardo Francesco, Italian Bersaglieri See, 625
Broadway
La Porte Mary, widow, r. California Av, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Lapoulide J. Adolph, porter Livingston & Co., r. 1116
Pacific
Lappin Charles, fireman C. P. RR., r. 919 Powell
Lappin Thomas, oiler O. E. and N. SS. Co., r. 919 Pow-
ell
Lapping Margaret, widow, dressmaker, r. 179 Minna
Lax)8ley Thomas, carpenter, r. 3 Alemany Av
Lara Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 915 Montgomery
Larat Arsene, confectionery, stationery, etc., 609 Mc-
Allister
Larbig Nicholas, first officer 8. P. C. RR. stmr Garden
City
Lardner Franklin, engineer, r. 523 Kearny
Lurdner George, clerk M. Walsh, r. 1139 Mission
Lardner Henry F., shorthand reporter, 414 California,
r. 733 Harrison
Lardner Patrick, r. 15 Everett
Lardner Samuel B. (Lardner & Lee) r. The Baldwin
Lardner & Lee (Samuel B. Lardner and Hiram H. Lee)
dealers in wool, 440 Townsend
Larens G., clerk A. Young, r. 114}^ Turk
Larensetti Massineo, Italian Ben. See, 423 Washing-
ton
La Repnblica, (Spanish weekly) Alberto G.
Packard proprietor and editor, office 734 Mont-
gomery
Largeu James, assistant foreman John H. Fisher, r.
2218 Geary
Largau James, tanner, r. Wolf, bet California Av and
Montcalm, B. H.
Largan William, painter, r. Wolf, bet California Av
and Montcalm, B. H.
Large Henry, packer Redington & Co., r. 166 Tehama
Large Mary Mrs., r. 41 Louisa
Large Peter, gardener, r. 166 Tehama
Large Thomas W., locksmith and bellhanger, 525 Du-
pont, r. 166 Tehama
Large William, car driver, r. 41 Louisa
Large William, porter Littlefield, Allison & Co., r
1604 Jones
Large William J.,r. 610 Jackson
Largente Leon, cook, r. 249 Clementina
Larigan Edward, blacksmith, r. 765 Howard
Larimer Anderson W., foreman Lambert & Greene, r.
22 M Willows Av
Larimer David, gilder, r. 946 Mission
l^"Larimer. See Larrimore
Larios Garcia, vaquero, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Larinofi' Nellie, domestic 2118 Pine
Lariven Felix, laborer, r. 319 J^ Union
Lark Cyrus E., whitener The Baldwin, r. 18 Lafay-
ette
Lark David B., clerk Standard Shirt Factory, r. 18
Lafayette
Larke George, conductor Clay St. RR., r. 1319 Sac-
ramento
Larke Thomas, cook, r. 411 Pacific
Larkln Ellen, widow, r. 183 Jessie
Larkin F. H. Mrs., r. 739 Folsom
Larkln George B. (Larkin & Ficken) r. 1124 Howard
Larkin Hugh, laborer, r. Hampshire, bet Sixteenth
and El Dorado
Larkin James, r. 610 Pine
Larkin James, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 27 Anthony
Larkin James, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Larkin John, hostler City Cab and Carriage Co., r. 27
Anthony
Larkin John Jr., hackman, SW cor Post and Kearny,
r. 27 Anthony
Larkin Katie, widow, r. 1510 Octavia
Larkin Lawrence, hostler, r. 2323 Pine
Larkin Matthew, hostler Omnibus RR.
Larkin Mary E. Miss, telegraph operator, r. 610 Pine
Larkin Michael, r. 554 Mission
Larkin Michael, bakery, 314 M Fifth
Larkin Michael, canvasser P. F. Collier, r. 317 Fifth
Larkin Michael, teamster, r. 26 Turk
Larkin Patrick, bricklayer, r. 108 Fifth
Larkin Peter J., engineer Sutter St. RR.
Larkin Richard, capitalist, r. 533 Sacramento
Larkin Sarah E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 610 Pine
Larkin St. Presbyterian Church, T. Beaizley pastor,
W s Larkin, bet Pacific and Broadway
Larkin Thomas (Larkin & Flaherty) r. 341 McAllister
Larkin Thomas, drayman, cor First and Market, r. 34
Rltch
Larkin Thomas Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's
Church, r. 744 Mission
Larkin Thomas F., foreman Pacific Carriage Co., r. 20
Anna
Larkin Thomas C, real estate, r. SE cor Stockton and
Pacific
Larkin Timothy, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
Larkin William, packer Cal, Cracker Co., r. 27 An-
thony
Larkin William, speculator, r. 517 Ellis
Larkin & Ficken (George B. Larkin and Lewis Fick-
en) draymen, junction Bush and Market
Larkin & Flaherty (Thomas Larkin and Richard
Flaherty) asphaltum roofers, 35 Post
LarVins Francis P., second engineer P. M. 8S. South
Carolina
Larkins William (Larkins & Co.) r. 27 Dorlaud
Larklns & Co. (William Larkins and George McLeod)
mnfrs carriages, 631-633 Howard
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO. '""""""' "' ''"""" "'" """""■
119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any House In this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
OKDERS FOB IVASHINO PROMPTLY ATTRNDEO TO
OFFICE, 64S MABKET STB££T.
LAR
585
LAS
LarkiDHen John, seaman bktu Ella, r. 140 Foleom
Larkspur Joseph, laborer, r. 52 Minna
Larnett Joseph, r. 309 Minna
Larney Albert, clerk Mark Strouse & Co., r. 25 Dow-
ney
Larney Nicholas S., laborer, r. H'25 Langton
Larney Nicholas F., r. 25 Downey
Laroche A. G., city agent Firemans Fund Insurance
Co., 401 Calilornia, r. 41G Post
Laroche Marie, widow, r. 41G Post
Laroche P., teacher languages, r. 308 Tehama
8^ Laroche. See Lariocbe
LaroBO George B., sausagemaker, r. 10!<S Stevenson
Larra Joseph, carpetlayer, r. 2 Salmon
Larrabee John F., receiver Clay St. EK., r. 1524 Sac-
ramento
Larrabee John J., clerk, r. 995 Market
Larrabee-Smith Rhoda Mrs., furnished rooms, 995
Market
Larrabee William J., r. 995 Market
Larrecq Frank, butcher, r. 147 Dore
Larrecq John, laborer, r. cor Fifth Av and M, South
S. F.
Larrigan George, coalpaeser Oregon Imp. SS. Walla
Walla
Larrimore Richard, carpenter, 616 Green, r. 529 Mont-
gomery Av
Larrimore Richard Jr., salesman William A. Etting,
r. 529 Montgomery Av
B^Larrimore. See Larimer
Larrioule L., waiter 310 Montgomery Av
Larroche Francois , tripe, 21 S. F. Market, and Fifth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F., and liquor saloon,
cor Fifth Av and M, South S. F. , r. NE cor Sixth
Av and M, South S. F.
Larroche John, laborer, r. NW cor Sixth Av and M,
South S. F.
B^'Larroche. See Laroche
Larrondo Ramona Mrs., r. 265 Clementina
Larrue Jean, waiter, r. 535 Vallejo
Lars Frank I., student Heald's Business College
Larsen Aaron M.. seaman, r. 30 Clay
Lareen Andrew, laborer American Sugar Refinery
Larsen Andrew, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Larsen Andrew, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Larsen Anton, liquor saloon, 909 Kearny, r. 310 Mont-
gomery Av
Larsen Anton, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Larsen Arno, r. 13 Fifth Av
Larsen August, r. 217 Broadway
Larsen Betsy, widow, r. 908 Sansome, rear
Larsen Carl, carpaiuter, r. S s State, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Larsen Catharina, widow, r. 2112 Mason
Larsen C. F., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
liarsen C. G. , proprietor Tivoli Cafe, 18 Eddy
Larsen Chris., quartermaster Oregon Imp. SS. Missis-
sippi
Larsen Christina, widow, seamstress, r. 319 Minna
Larsen Eran, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Larsen Frank, driver, r. S s Niagara Av,nr Mission
Larsen Frederick H., liquor saloon, 409 California, r.
1004 Bush
Larsen George, cooperage, 14 Bryant
Larsen Gilbert, lastmaker East & Co., r. Berkeley
Larsen Hans, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Larsen Hans, carpenter, r. S s State, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Larsen Herman, cooper, r. 14 Bryant
Larsen Jacob P., carpenter, r. W s Palmer, nr Thir-
tieth
Iiarsen John, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Larsen John, seaman P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 130 Dmmm
LARSEN J OSEPH painter, office
417 Kearny, room 13
Larsen Lars, porter Michelssen, Brown & Co.,r. SE
cor Thirtieth and Bartlett
Larsen Lars, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Larsen Lewis G., janitor Cal. State Mining Bureau, r.
13 Fifth Ay
Larsen Louis, captain schr St. Thomas, r. Alameda
Larsen Louis, carpenter, r. 422 Brannan
Larsen Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Holel
Larsen Martin P., shoemaker, r. 425 Pacific
Larsen Mary, domestic 1352 Post
Larsen Matthew, cooper, r. SE cor Thirtieth and
Bartlett
Larsen Niels H., shoemaker, r. 12 Hawthorne
Larsen Nils, tanner, r. W s Pennsylvania Av, bet
Mariposa and Santa Clura
Larsen O., laborer, r. 32-fc Vallejo
Larsen Otto, laborer, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra and
Shasta
Larsen Peter, cook, r. 1316 Kearny
Larsen Peter, laborer, r. Eureka, ur Four Mile House
Larsen Peter, longshoreman, r. 1610 Kearny
Larsen Peter, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Larsen Peter C. (Larsen & Wilson) r. 706 Mason
Larsen Simon, seaman, r. .531 East
Larsen Svend P., seaman P. C. SS. San Vicente, r. 9
Pacific
Larsen Uni. mate schr Ida Florence
Larsen William, beltmaker, r. 202 Second
Larsen k Wilson (Peter C. Larsen and William Wil-
son) agents Cal. Watch and Jewelry Co., 201
Kearny
B^" Larsen. See Larson and Larssen
Larseneur Charles T. , gasfitter David Bush, r. Ala-
meda
Larseneur Dominick F., sash and blindinaker, r. 609
Powell
Larsey Mary, domestic 1215 Jones
Larson Albert, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Larson Andrew, tanner, r. Park House, cor Twenty-
fourth and Mission
Larson Andrew G. (Larson & Wistrand) r. 1426^
Howard
Larson Christian, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Larson Daniel, tailor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Larson E. A., fisherman, r. 8 Berry
Larson Elias, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Larson Frederick W., driver Omnibus RR., r. 255
Clementina
Larson G. O., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Larson Henry C, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Larson Herman, blacksmith, r. 24 Minna, rear
Larson James, coal dealer, 259 First, r. 2G0 First
Larson John, nightwatchman, r. 1029 Vallejo
Larson John, porter The Fountain
Larson John, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Larson Louis, cook, r. 10 M Sherwood PI
Larson Margaretta, domestic 24 Twelfth
Larson Martin, seaman schr Sparkling Sea, r. North
German Hotel
Larson M. P., coachman, SW cor Fillmore and McAl-
lister
Larson N., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Larson Otto, blacksmith, r. 24 Minna, rear
Larson Peter, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Larson William, tailor, r. 227 Third
Larson W. K., Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Larson & Wistrand (Andrew G. Larson and Andrew
Wistrand) wood and coal, 1426 }< Howard
ffiyLarson. See Larsen
Larssen Anton J. Mrs., widow, r.222 Fifth
lyarssen Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Larthe Edward, librarian Ligue Nationale Francaise,
120 Sutter, r. 1230 Pacific
Lartigan Pierre (Lemoine, Turel & Co.) r. San Job6
Larue James, mining, 419 California, room 12, r. East
Oakland
Larue Sigisraund, laster, r. 446 Jessie
Larzelere William B. (Larzelere & Witham) r. 425
Bryant
Larzelere William R. B., salesman Larzelere & With-
am, r. 425 Bryant
Larzelere & Witham (William B. Larzelere and Wil-
liam L. Witbam) produce commisson, 8W cor
Clay and Davis
La Sach Louis, cook, r. North Pacific Hotel
La Salle Anselma, gardener, r. Presidio ReBervation,
yr Mountain Lake
La Salle Charles, cook Palace Hotel
i^'La Salle. See Laselle and Lasselle
L&sar David, groceries and dairy produce, 62 Center
Market, r. 1524 Post
Lasar Edmund, bookkeeper L. Lasar & Co., r. 1524
p. St
Lasar Edward (Code & Laear) r. 1011 Valencia
Lasar Emanuel, merchant, r. 1721 Buchanan
Lasar L. & Co. (Leopold Lasar) produce commission
merchants, 204 Washington
Lasar Leopold (L. Lasar & Co.) r. 1524 Post
Lasconts Mary, widow, r. 13 Virginia
LascuretttB Joseph, dyer Alexander Bertin, 430
Bush
Lascy Lydia B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 13 Monroe
WINDOW SHADES "KSS :JS G. W. Clarl & Co., 645 MarM St.
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H
INCKliEY, SPIERS * HAYES, FITJLTON IRON WORKS, 213 Fremont Street,
]»i,anur»eturer8 of HOISTINU WORKS, <'AUi:S. KrCHETS au«l CARM,
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Laselle Charles C, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
733 Bush
Laselle J<'rederick A., shipping clerk Lebenbaum,
Goldberg & Boweu, 432 Pine
(^"Laselle, See La Salle and Lasselle
Lasey Joseiih, Swiss Ben. Soc, 027 Commeroial
Lash George, clerk H. Lash, r. 511 Van Ness Av
Lash H., mnfr rufflings and lace goods and ladies'
and children's underwear, 537 Market, r. 511 Van
Ness Av
Lash Samuel, r. 427 Sutter
Lashbrooke J. Montag-ue, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. 421 Bryant
Lashier Francis H., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Sixth
and Jessie, r. 119 Powell
Lask Harry J., mining clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. 44 Third
Lask Louis, merchant, r. 1227 Pine
Laskey Benjamin, laborer, r. 114 Perry
LHKki Abraham M., cigarmaker, r. 51 Natoma
Laski Samuel M. Kev., r. 178 Perry
Laskie George B., r. 1046 Folsom
Laskie Maria, r. 502 Sutter
Lasky Isaac, commercial agent, r. The Windsor
Lasky Levy, merchant, r. 1.531 Sutter
Lasky Mark, saUsman Frederick Chester & Co., r. 905
Market
La Sociedad (Spanish weekly) Federico Epson proptr
and editor, NE cor Dupont and Vallejo
La Societe Francaise D'Epargiies et de
Prevoyance Mutuelle, Leon Mejasson pres-
ident, A. Brand secretary, 534 California
lia Solidarite, French Mutual Beneficial Assn,
office 729 Montgomery, room 5
Laspron William, r. 6 Vincent
Lasourrett Bernard, laundryman, r. 2923 California
Lass August, laborer, r. 535 Hayes
Lass Christ., Master Mariner's Ben. ABsn,413 Sutter
Lass Henry, longshoreman, r. 31 Alta
Lass Morris, peddler, r. 367 Natoma
Lassalle Autoine, waiter, r. 253 Clementina
Lassalle Batilde, cook, r. 253 Clementina
Lassalle Emile, porter, r. 1914 Taylor, rear
Lassalle Joseph, cook, r. 253 Clementina
Lassans Bridget, widow, r. Cutlee St., Spring Valley
Homestead
Lassar Michael, cigarmaker, r. 20 Harrison Av
Lasselle Benjamin F., blacksmith, r. 510 Third
Laaselle Frauk, oiler P. M. SS. Colima
Lasselle Frank H., clerk melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. Buchanan, nr Turk
Lasselle John, laborer Custom House, r. 318 Pacific
Bk?" Lasselle. See La Salle and Laselle
Lassen Andrew, teamster, r. 250 Spear
Lassen Christian, teamster, r. Seventh Av, bet N and
Kailroad Av, South S. F.
Lassen Hans C, seaman, r. 2006 Leavenworth
Lasswell Ada Miss, seamstress, r. 768 Mission
Lasswell Charles H., brassfinisher, r. 1003 Mission
Lasswell Maria Miss, seamstress, r. 768 Mission
Lasswell Mounterville D., pumpmaker, and plumber
and gasfitter, 766 Mission, r. 640 Minna
Last Chance Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) George W.
Fisher secretary, 324 Pine
Last Charles A. F., clerk Wilmerding&Co.,r. 32South
Park
Last William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lastaeu George, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
Lastiedo J., fisherman, r. 75 Oregon
Lastreti) Luigi F., office 217 Sacramento, r. 1120 Wash-
ington
Lastretto Gerolamo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lastro Abelardo, hostler, r. 415 Green
Lttstro Eloisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 415 Green
Lastro Virginia Miss, clerk B. Rosenthal, r. 415 Green
Latapie Adolph, sheeptanner, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and
K, South S. F.
Latapie Emily, domestic 1511 Steiner
Latapie Germain, sheeptanner, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and
R, South 8. F.
Latapie Peter, butcher, r. cor N and Ninth Av, South
8. F.
Later James, teamster, r. Caroline PI
Later William, peddler, r. Caroline PI
Latham Charles, laborer, r. 446 Clementina
Latham Daniel H., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 926 Mission
Latham Emily J. K., widow, r. 806 Leavenworth
LiatKam Frank B., secretary North Pacific Coast
Railroad Co., 430 California, r. 1326 California
Latham James, carpenter, r. 667 Seventeenth
Latham Joseph, r. 14 Park Av
Latham Samuel, machinist, r. 667 Seventeenth
Latham William B., r. 1623 Webster
Lathbury James, laborer, r. 470 Tehama
Lathrop Albert J., drayman, r. 503 Linden Av
Lathrop Ariel, treasurer Golden Gate Woolen Mnfg
Co., 112 Bush, r. The Baldwin
Lathrop Elisha N., carriagetrimmer, r. 1320 Kearny
Lathrop H. B., mining, r. 1621 Washington
Lathrop Helen, tobaccostripper, r. 563 Mission
Lathrop Thomas W., doorkeeper S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, r. 210 Eighteenth
e^Lathrop. See Lothrop
Latimer George, brassfinisher, r. 937 Howard
Latimer Hugh N., clerk Latimer & Morrow, r. Ns Sut-
ter, bet Scott and Devisadero
Latimer Lorenzo D. (Latimer & Morrow) r. N 8 Sut-
ter, bet Scott and Devisadero
Latimer Lorenzo P. (Latimer & Rodrigues) r. N 8
Sutter, bet Scott and Devisadero
Latimer Thomas, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
liatimer «St Morrow (Lorenzo D. Latimer and Wil-
liam W. Morrow) attorneys at law, 75-77 Nevada
Block
Latimer & Rodrigues (Lorenzo P. Latimer and Alfred
Rodrigues) landscape painters, 611 Clay
Latimore John, teamster, r. 117 Vallejo
Laton A. H., carpenter, r. 26 Turk
Liaton Cliarles A., secretary Commercial Insur-
ance Co. of California, office 405 Calif ornia, r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Laton Fred. B., with Fire Assn of Philadelphia, r.
Palace Hotel
I^^Laton. See Layton and Leighton
Latour F., salesman S. Bine. r. 1030 Mission
Latour Isidore, clerk, r. 1030 Mission
Latson Frank P. (Frank P. Latson & Co.) r. 809 Bu-
chanan
Latson FraiiU P. & Co. (Frank P. Latson and
John H. Ferine) wholesale and retail dealers hard-
ware, 28 New Montgomery
Latson Margaret M., widow, r. 305 Octavia
Latson Walter E., bookkeeper M. Lachman & Co., r.
305 Octavia
Latter James, cartman, r. 77 Brady
Lattimore Benjamin, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1016
Powell
Lattin Ambrose J., springbed maker J. M. Browne,
r. Alvarado, Cal.
Laturnus John, blacksmith, r. 04 First
Latz Benjamin, salesman, r. 330 Golden Gate Av
Latz Charles, porter, r. 1303Larkin
Latz Jul, manager Overland House, 533 Sacramento
Latz Philip, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 609 Chestnut
Latz Samuel, salesman Michelssen, Brown & Co., r.
1024 Hyde
Latz Samuel W., porter J. & S. Dannenbaum, r. 1303
Larkin
Latz Simon, r. 330 Golden Gate Av
Lau Albert H., steward Deutcher Verein, r. 6 Stock-
ton PI
Lau Henry, with Feigenbaum k Co., r. 86 Everett
Lau Peter, cook North German Hotel
Laubach Peter, repairer sewing machines, 1512 Du-
pont
Laubengeiger Christian W., butcher, r. 64 First
Laubenheimer Charles, "barber and baths. Grand Ho-
tel, r. 444J<i Natoma
Lauber Xavier, watchman, r. S s Humboldt, bet Kan-
.«as and Vermont
Lauberscheimer Daniel, sausagemaker, r. 512 Bush
Lauberscheimer Jacob, harnessmaker, r. 512 Bush
Laubhere H., butcher, r. 817 Montgomery
Lauck Joseph B., ticket clerk San Rafael Ferry, r.
San Rafael
Lauder Louis G. (Hutsim & Lauder) and hay and
grain, SW cor Fourth and King, r. 427 Sixth
Lauder Silas W., teamster, and extraman Engine No
9, S. F. F. D., r. 427 Sixth
Laudoradau Leon, cook. r. 817 Montgomery
Laudorff A., traveling agent, r. 216 Lombard
Latienstein Albert E., bookkeeper Landis & Jacobi, r.
8;J5 Post
Lauenstein Frederick L. Mrs., widow, r. 835 Post
Lauer John, expressman, SE cor Pine and Battery, r.
719 Seventeenth
Laufeuberg Michael N., salesman Baker & Hamilton,
r. 711 California
Laufenburger Charles (Eagle Soap Co.) r. 354 Grove
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St.
M,
MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERLAND, LEHIGH A1VI> ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner 8pear.
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liaugel Andrew, liquor saloon, 1412 Dupont
Laughlin Gregory, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 817 Post
Laughlin James, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Laughlin James, taukmaker, r. Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Laughlin Margaret, cook 2G1 First
Laughlin Mnry Ann, widow, r. 817 Post
Lau^'hlin Orieu, plasterer, r. 1319 Scott
Laughlin Patrick, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 122 Aus-
tin
Laut.'hlin Timothy, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
' Works
fi^ Laughlin. See Loughlin
Laugren Rudolph, seaman schr Joseph Russ, r. 36
Clay
Lauinger Charles, pianotuner, r. 1113 Kearny
Lauinger Elenora, tailoress, r. 1719 Mason
Lauinger George, fruits, 4-2S Sansouie, r. 1719 Mason
Lauinger John B.. contractor,' r. 11131^ Kearny
Lauinger John B. Jr., tinsmith, r. 1113 J<; Kearny
Lamneister Charles S. , proprietor Laumeister
Mills, 203-207 Mission, r. 207 Mission
Laumeister Charles T., salesman John Howes, r. 539
Fulton
Laumeister Gustave, salesman A. F. Downing & Son,
r. 512 Bush
Laaineister Mills, Charles S. Laumeister proprie-
tor. Hour, feed, meal, bran and middlings, 203-207
Mission
Laun George, shipsmith, r. 8 Converse
Laun Philip, expressman, SWcor Pine and Kearny, r.
8 Converse
Launder John, glassblower, r. 1133 Harrison
Launder Richard, miner, r. 1133 Harrison
LauraJane, r. 410 Broadway
Laurant Eugene, butcher Montgopiery's Hotel
Laurant P.ugeue, cook, r. 20 Mary
Laurant Pierre, bedmaker Gailhard Hotel
Laureat Edward, carpenter S. M. Hills, 842 Clay
Liaurel Hill Cemetery, bet Post and California,
entrance Central Av
Laurel P.alace Saloon, Shoaf & Eademaker proptrs, NW
cor Kearny and Bush
Laurent Ange, bookbinder, r. 8W cor Virginia Alley
and Pacific
Laurent Joseph, barber Max Lewin, r. 421 Fourth
LauriceUa Joseph, r. 719 Broadway
Laurie Frank, shoemaker, r. Mission, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
LaurieJames, policeman, r. 959 Mission
Laurieu John, r. California Hotel
Laurin Alphonse, waiter, r. 63G Commercial
Lauriston Archibald, liquor saloon, SW cor Battery
and Green, r. 1313 Sansomo
Lauritzen Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lauritzen James P., master mariner, r. 90U Filbert
Laubt Peter, laborer, r. 218J^ Ritch
Laustan Martin, helper Centennial Mills, r.l312 Brod-
erick
Laustauuan Felici, laundry, 423 Post
Lautaud Arraand, tailor, r. 32ii Che.stnut
Lautaud Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 32G Chestnut
LautMud Joseph W., tailor, r. 32t) Chestnut
Lauten Aloyse, restaurant, 1130 Union, r. 1023 Fil-
bert
Lauterbach Ernst E., liquor saloon, 993 Market, r.ll55
Howard
Lauterbach Martin, shoemaker, r. 5 Wetmoro PI
Lauterbach John, steward P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 724
Filbert
Lauterniilch Leopold (Lautermilch & Fi.scher) r. 1614
JOUCH
Lauterniilch & Fischer (Leopold Lautermilch and
Julius Fischer) coffee saloon, 511 Montgomery
Lauterwasser Cirrie Miss, capmaker, r. 925 Capp
Lauterwasser Christian, hay and grain, 1505 Folsora,
r. 925 Cajip
Laiiterwasser Fred., teamster, r. 1505 Folsom
Lauterwasser Frederick P., market, 12!^ Washington
Lauth Julius (Brulon *: Lauth) and interpreter, r.G45
Meri'hint
Lautz Brother-s k. Co. (Buffalo, New York) mnfrs soap,
D. L. Beck & Sons ag nts, 30U Sacramento
Laux^Qustav, baker, r. .">()3 Cliestnut
Lauxen Richard, clerk W. J. Henev & Co.,r.637 Jessie
Lavaglono Louis, fruits and vegetables, 104 Fourth,
r. 24 Howard Court
Lavalle Michael, cabinetmaker, r. 372 Clementina
Lavallee Anuand, cK-rk J. M. Morau k Co., r. 626
Stevenson
Lavallee Emery, storekeeper Lick House, r. 526
Stevenson
Lavalley Louis P., bakery and confectionery, 408
Broadway
Lavanni Vlncenso, gardener, r. P, bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth Avs, South S. F.
Lavareto Emanuele, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lavaronf Luigi, wood and coal, 1510 Broadway
Laveau Charles, blacksmith, r. 147 Hunt
Laveau Charles, blacksmith, r. 1420 Stockton
Laveau Louis A., butcher, r. IS Harlan PI
Lavell James, boiiermai-er, r. 22 Park Av
Lavelle A., trackman Sutter St. RR.
Lavelle Frank E., clerk, r. 1602 Post
Lavelle Michael, r. 5C8 Mission
Lavelle Micliael, shoemaker, and foreman Hose No. 1,
S. F. F. D., r. 1815 I'ost
Lavelle Mi.hael, boot and shoemaker, 1602 Post
Lavelle Peter, clerk, r. 307 Austin
Lavelle Thomas, porter The Inglewood, SWcor Minna
and Fifth
Lavelle W. F., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Lavelle William F., mailing clerk, r. 228 Minna
Laven Herman, barber, r. 47 Third
Laven .James A., storekeeper C. P. RR, stmrs, 30 Sac-
ramento, r. 23 Powell
Laven James J., shii^ping clerk Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
918 Harrison
Laven Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Converse
l^"Laven. See Lavin and Levin
Lavendore Frank, barber, r. 270 Jessie
Jjavensou Mark, teamster. 29 Battery, r. 323 Fell
Lavensou Samuel, clerk Herman Bros., r. 323 Fell
Laventhal Samuel, merchant, r. 618 O'Farrell
Laver Augustus, architect, 19 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building, r. 2323 Howard
Laverini Berton, gardener, r. S s California, bet
Fourth and Fifth Avs
Laverty Melvin, heljjer melter and refiner's dept V.
S. Mint, r. 605 Pine
Lavery James V., superintendent North Point Dock
Grain Warehouse, r. 34 Twelfth
Lavery Jeremiah, laborer, r. 420 Grove
Lavery John, barber, 266 First, r. 10 Clementina
Lavery John, clerk Palace Hotel
Lavery John, waiter Cliff House
Lavery Joseph G., cashier insurance dept Balfour,
Guthrie & Co., r. 34 Twelfth
Lavery Mary, widow, r. 1213 Powell
Lavery Robert, bookkeeper North Point Dock Ware-
house, r. 34 Twelfth
Lavery Robert, cooper, r. 417 Main
Lavery Robert, machinist The A. H. Lighthall Har-
vester Co., r. 417 Main
Lavery Robert, ship carx^enter, r. 602 Second
Lavery William J., r. 34 Twelfth
Lavezzari Francisio G., merchant, r. 1520 Stockton
Lavezzari Mary Mrs., milliner, 1.520 Stockton
Lavezzo Paolo (Lavezzo .v Arata) r. 511!^ Fourth
Lavezzo & Arata (Paolo Lavezzo and Andrea Arata)
fruit and dairy produce, 5113<J Fourth
Lavignac John B., real estate, r. 638 Pacific
Lavigne llaj'mond, printer Britton & Rey, r. 908 Jack-
son
L.ivilla Rosario, manager Patrizio Marsicano, r. 913
Howard
Lavillain Henry C, laborer, r. SE cor Green and Van
Ness Av. rear
Lavillain Maitha, r. SE cor Green and Van Ness Av,
rear
Lavin Bridget, widow, r. 137 Fifth
Lavin Brid;4et. widow, r. 911 Vallejo, rear
Lavin Henry, fruit, NE cor O'Farrell and Taylor
Lavin -lames, harnessmaker, r. 4 Kramer PI
I.HVin John, laburer, r. 2J8 Langton
Lavin John, master mariner, r. 35 De Boom
Lavin Michael, groceries and liquors, 5 Zoe
Lavin Peter J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Russ House
Lavin T. L., machinist, r. 316 Folsom
K^Laviu. See Laven and Levin
La Violette Charles F. G., salesman S. Bine, r. 1030
Mission
Laviosa Luigi, Italian Bersaglicri Soc, 625 Broadway
La Voce del Popolo (si-mi-weekly) G. B. Cevasco
publisher and proprietor. 535 Washington
La Voz del Nuevo Mundo (weekly) XtamoD A.
JIadero editor, 119 Montgomery Block
Lavrock George, carriagetrimiuer, r. 219 Elm Av
Law Clara G., widow, teacher languages, r. 67 Natoma
fALUT, MAPLE, CHERRY
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Spear St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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Law Edwin R., brakeman Clay St
Vallejo
Law Estelle C. Mrs., r. UIO Sacramento
Law Library San Francisco, 27-28 Montgomery
Block
Law Printing and Pnblislxing Co., William
T. Baggett & Co., 538 Sacramento
Law Richard W., warehouseman C. P. RR., r. 923?:^
Harrison
Law Telegraph and Messenger Bureau,
George T. Knox manager, 44i California, branch
office 202 J<5 McAllister
Law Thomas, stableman, r. 512 Bush
Law William, chief engineer P. C. SS. Mexico, r. 1424
Turk
Lawis William, millhand, r. 9 Essex
Lawler Bartholomew, gardener, r. 1506 Sanchez
Lawler Catherine, widow, r. Hampshire, bet Sixteenth
and El Dfirado
Lawler Cleveland H., clerk, r. 37 Lily Av
Lawler Daniel, glassblower, r. 14 Heron
Lawler Daniel F., clerk Michael Geraghty, r. 1 Har-
rison Av
Lawler Daniel, surveyor, r. 1506 Sanchez
Lawler David, hostler Market St. RR., r. Second Av,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Lawler David, trunkmaker, r. Second Av, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Lawler Ellen M., widow, r. 622J^ Ellis, rear
Lawler Francis, groceries and liquors, SW cor Minna
and Mary
Lawler Frank W., judge Superior Court Dept
No. 8, chambers new City Hall, second floor, r. 5
Garden
Lawler Howard J., compositor, r. 939 Valencia
Lawler James, attorney at law Wallace, Great-
house & Blanding, 324 Pine, room 18, r.44 Sixth
Lawler James J., bartender, r. 1012 Mason
Lawler John, woolsorter, r. cor Sixteenth and Hamp-
shire
Lawler Joseph, butcher, r. SE cor Santa Clara and
Hampshire
Lawler Kate, domestic Occidental Hotel
Lawler Kate, widow, r. 1218 Twenty-first
Lawler M., miner, r. Coso House
Lawler Maria, domestic 1422 California
Lawler Martin, engineer stmr Areata, r. 114 Natoma
Lawler Mary, widow, r. 18 Heron
Lawler Mary, widow, r. 2208 Pine
Lawler Michael H., groceries and liquors, 411 Fifth
Lawler Patrick, teamster, r. 7 Sumner
Lawler Peter, hostler Central RR., r. 14 Heron
Lawler Samuel, cook, r. 520 Bush
Lawler Thomas H. (Thomas H. Lawler & Co.) r. 2237
Mission
Lawler Thomas H. Jr., clerk J. G. McCall, r. 2237
Mission
Lawler Thomas H. & Co. (Thomas H. Lawler) col-
lectors and general agents, 535 California, room 4
BS" Lawler. See Lawlor and Loller
Lawless Catherine Mrs., r. 755 Howard
Lawless Edward, assistant superintendent Sutter St.
RR., r. 127 Turk
Lawless Emily Miss, r. 511 Franklin
Lawless George W., hamessmaker and saddler, 15
Market, r. 1013 Leavenworth
Lawless James, laborer, r. 32 Clinton
Lawless James, longshoreman, r. 307 Ritch
Lawless J. C. & Co. (Joseph 0. i^awless) saddlery and
harness, 5 First
Lawless John, r. 511 Franklin
Lawless John, carpenter Lick House
Lawless John, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills
Lawless John Jr., helper Pac. Rolling Mills
Lawless Joseph C. (J. C. Lawless & Co.)
Fourth
Lawless Robert T.. first officer U. 8. SS. Manzanita,
r. 19 Garden
Lawless Thomas, laborer, r. 708 Tehama
Lawless William, cl6rk Keane Bros., r. 755 Howard
Lawless Walter E., property man Bella Union Thea-
tre, 805 Kearny
Lawless Walter H., barb r, r. 37 Sacramento
Lawlor B. Mrs., widow, r. 24 Erie
Lawlor Bridget, domestic 1610 Washington
Lawlor Daniel, laborer, r. 409 Twenty-eighth
Lawlor Dennis, special policeman, r. 316 Thirteenth
Lawlor Edward D., carriage painter, 856 Howard, r.
639 Natoma
Lawlor George U.,r. 224Haight
329
Lawlor George U. Jr., carrier Evening Post, r. 224
Haight
Lawlor James, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Lawlor James, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Lawlor John, cooper, r. 10 Perry
Lawlor John, rigger, r. 540 Folsom
Lawlor John C, brass finisher, r. 2604 Sacramento
Lawlor John G., cooper, r. 332 Tenth
Lawlor Joseph, baker, r. 137 Hayes
Lawlor Maggie Miss, irouer Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 2235 Howard
Lawlor Margaret, widow, r. 229 Eighth
Lawlor Norman, carrier Evening Post, r. 224 Haight
Lawlor Patrick, teamster, r. 7 Sumner
Lawlor William, laborer, r. 218 Pacific
Lawlor William M., quarantine oificer and phy-
sician, office 300 Stockton, r. 2219 Taylor
Lawlor Wilson, engineer, r. 2 Washington
1^" Lawlor. See Lauler, Lawler and Loller
Lawrence Adam, hostler, r. 807 Franklin
Lawrence Albert G., notary public, 333 Montgomery,
r. 508 Eddy
Lawrence Andrew M., r. 732 Green
Lawrence Ann Mrs., bakery, 208 Fourth
Lawrence August, tailor, r. 20 Langton, rear
Lawrence Benjamin, engineer, r. 3U33 Sixteenth
Lawrence Benjamin, waiter, r. 17 Fourth
Lawrence Benjamin B., driver Engine No. 7, S. F. F.
D., r. NW cor Second Av, and Sixteenth
Lawrence C, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Lawrence Charles W. (Lawrence & Co.) r. New York
Lawrence Clarence C, letter carrier Wells, Fargo &
Go's Express, r. 732 Green
Lawrence Dominick.teamster.r. Eichter's Hotel, South
S. F.
Law-rence Edwin A., attorney at law, 408 Cali-
fornia, rooms 6-7, r. Alameda
Lawrence Eliza, milliner, r. 315 Green
Lawrence Emma Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 41 Hofif
Av
Lawrence Everett, r. 2251 Mission
Lawrence F. W., r. 732 Green
Lawrence George, foreman William Davis, r. 8 Hayes
Lawrence George Otis, dentist, office 103 Geary, r. 623
Harrison
Lawrence George T., salesman, r. 424 Sansome
Lawrence Hanson Mrs., widow, lodgings, 156 Steuart
Lawrence Henry F., hostler Central RR., r. 409 Van
Ness Av
Lawrence Henry H., assistant assayer U. S. Mint, r.
East Oakland
Lawrence James, seaman, r. 208 Fourth
Lawrence James H., clerk general freight office 0. P.
RR., r. 27 Hawthorne
Lawrence Jay Voluey, carpenter and builder, 619 Sac-
ramento, r. 518 Greenwich
Lawrence Jay V. Jr., bookkeeper Jay V. Lawrence, r.
518 Greenwich
Lawrence John, r. 2208 Powell
Lawrence John, barber, r. Lindell House
Lawrence John, driver, r. SE cor Point Lobos and
Twenty-sixth Avs
Lawrence John, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. Florida,
bet Butte and Twentieth
Lawrence John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Lawrence John, telegraph operator American Dist.
Tel. Co., r. 320 O'Farrell
Lawrence John W., wellborer, r. 20 Rondell PI
Lawrence Joseph, laborer, r. 26 Tehama
Lawrence Joseph, waiter, r. 114 Turk
Lawrence Joseph, wholesale butcher. First Av, South
S. F., r. cor Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Lawrence M., r. 529 Sacramento
Lawrence M. J., widow, r. 732 Green
Lawrence Maggie H., widow, r. 10 Lafayette
Lawrence N., laborer, r. NE cor De Haro and Center
Lawrence Peter, laborer, r. 18 Stevenson Av
Lawrence Selma Miss, dressmaker, r. 1214 Misision
Lawrence William, captain schr C. H. Merchant, r.
1120 Broadway
Lawrence William, laborer, r. 16 Pinkney PI
Lawrence William, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. West
Oakland
Lawrence William, stockdealer, r. 865 3^ Market
Lawrence William H., proptr Watkins' Yosemite Art
Gallery, 427 Montgomery, r. San Mateo
Lawrence & Co. (Charles W. Lawrence and Horace
Webster) wholesale liquors, 322 Clay
l!^"Lawrence. See Lorentz and Lorenz
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to Braverman «fc Licvy
I 19 NIONTCOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASIIINO CAL,t.F» FOK AND I>E1.IVEREI>.
OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET.
LAW
589
LEA
Lawrenson Ellen Mrs., r. 77 Everett
Lawrenson Patrick H., housepainter, r. 636 Minna
Lawrenson Thomas, Halesman Fitzpatrick & Kelly, r.
636 Minna
■^Lawrenson. See Lorensen, Loreeon, Lorentzen
and Lorenzen
Lawrie Robert, bookkeeper Randolph & Co., r. Grand
Hotel
Lawry John R., mining superintendent, r. N s Clay,
bet Octavia and Laguua
Laws Benjamin A., traveling salesman William Ward
& Co., 509 Sacramento
Laws Edwin, engineer Presidio RR., r. SE cor Larkin
and Union
Laws George, day Inspector Custom House, r. Grand
Hotel
Laws John (Rouse & Laws) r. 1515 Ellis
Laws Thomas, hostler, r. 539 California
Lawsen Joseph, boatman, r. S s Bryant, nr Beale
Lawsen Louise, widow, r. S s Bryant, nr Beale
Lawsen N. H., seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Lawsen Sevens, seaman, r. 9 Paciiic
Lawson A., engineer California St. RR., r. 34 Austin
Lawsou Addie M. Miss, tailoress, r. W s Bartlett, bet
Twenty-sixth and Army
Lawson Adolph, fireman S. P. RR., r. 1839 Howard
Lawson Albert, plasterer, r. W s Bartlett, bet Twenty-
sixth and .\rmy
Lawson Albert Jr., plasterer, r. \V s Bartlett, bet
Twenty-sixth and Army
Lawsou Andrew, cooper.'ige, 506 Front, r. 2 Clinton
Lawson Andrew, tanner, r. 2761 Mission
Lawson Andrew, tanner r. 11 Nevada
Lawson Charles, actor, r. 255 Clementina
Lawson Charles, mate schr Fanny A. Hyde, r. 2429^
Clara
Lawson Charles, shipcarpenter, r. 121 Silver
Lawson Edward, laborer, r. 959 Market
Lawson Emilie Mrs., physician, office and r. 23 Powell
Lawson Enoch, foreman machinist S. P. RR., r. 1934
Jessie
Lawson Fred A. (John G. Hodge k Co.) r. 501 Geary
Lawson George', sailmaker, r. 18)^ Ridley
Lawson Hans, cook, r. 642 Fourth
Lawson Harry, waiter, r. 424 Broadway
Lawson Ivan F., laborer, r. 1137 Harrison
Lawson James, with David Porter, r. 2826 Sacramento
Lawson James D., bookkeeper E. D. Nolan & Co., r.
23 Powell
Lawson James S., assistant U. S. Coast Survey, r. 501
Geary
Lawson Jane Mrs., dressmaker, 242?i Clara
Lawson Jens P., driver City RR., r. 1944 Mission
Lawson John, fireman State dredger No. 2. r. 520 Sut-
ter
Lawson John C. (Little & Lawson) r. 731 Guerrero
Lawson John R., driver Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D., 516
Bryant
Lawson Joseph, seaman, r. 32 Clay
Lawson Joshua W., porter Taylor QooHrich, r. 325 J4
Bush
Lawson Laurence, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lawson Lewis, benchhand W. B. Bradbury, r. 422
Brannan
Lawson Louis, cook Palace Hotel
Lawson P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Lawson Peter, cook, r. 1316 Kearny, rear
Lawsou Robert, fireman S. P. RR., r. W s Bartlett, nr
Twenty-seventh
Lawson Sarah A., widcjw, r. 1218 Valencia
Lawson Thomas, capitalist, 217 Battery, r. 17 Dupont
Lawson Walter, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 171
Seventh
Lawsi'n William, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Lawton Angolo, machinist, r. 418 Fulton
Lawton Aug. F., clerk Wuhl & Pollitz, r. 633 Sutter
Lawton Edgar M., inspector and district oflScer Cus-
tom House, r. 633 Sutter
Lawton Edward, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 927
Folsom
Lawton Elberton, carrlagemaker, r. 21 Seventh
Lawton Frank H., shirt mnfr, 608 Market, r. 509 Pow-
ell
Lawton Franklin, stockbroker, r. 732 Post
Lawton Gardner T., mining, 401 California, room 2,
r. nr<0 Franklin
Lawton George M., carpenter, r. W 8 Sanchez, bet
Twenty-fourth and Jersey
Lawton George W., camagemaker, and extraman En-
gine No. 3. 8. F. F. D., r. 1305 California
Lawton Grace Mrs., r. 1024 Mission
Lawton H. W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 531 Geary
Lawton John, plumber, r. 448 Fulton
Lawton John J., plumber and gastitter, 538 Hayee, r.
520 Hayes
Lawton Lottie Mrs., furnished rooms, 1126 Market
Lawton Mary, widow, r. 418 Fulton
La^vtun O. <& Co. (Orlando Lawton) Importers
aiuljobbers crockery, china, glassware and silver
plated ware, 609-611 Market
Lawton Orlando (O. Lawton & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Lawtou Peter, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Lawton Robert, shipcarpenter, r. 410 Fifth
Lawtou S. Mrs., widow, r. 414 Post
Lawtun Stephen F., salesman LInforth, Rice k Co.,
r. 633 Sutter
Lawton Theodore, r. 225 Fourth
Lawton William, machinist, r. 432 Fifth
Lawton William F., clerk, r. 633 Sutter
Lawton William L., deputy County Clerk, r. The
Windsor
Lawton William W., r. 633 Sutter
Lawver A. M., assistant bookkeeper U. S. Mint, r. 725
Pine
Lawyer William, laundryman, r. 704 Ji Mission
Layng Charles B., r. 611 Fell
Layng Edward G., engineer Shot Tower, r. SE cor
Howard and Second
Layng Henry G. , machinist, r. 611 Fell
Layng John, suiJeriuteudent Shot Tower, r. 611 Fell
La.vng John E., foreman Jos. Wagner & Co., r. 2210
Fillmore
Layug Robert J., leadburner, r. 611 Fell
Layng William G. (Roller & Layng) r. 611 Fell
K?" Layug. See Laing
Layton George R., copyist, r. 3 Central PI
Laytou James, engineer, r. N s Nineteenth, bet San-
chez and Noe
Layton John, tinsmith, r. 25 Lily Av
Layton Reuben P., secretary and treasurer
Ocean Shore Railroad Co., oifice 702 Market, r.
1105 Van Ness Av
8^ Layton. See Laton and Leighton
Lazansky Beruhard, millinery, 134 Sixth, r. 13 Russ
Lazausky Herman J., gold and silver plating, and sta-
tionery, 307 Sixth
Lazar Julius, leather dresser, r. 1723 Market
Lazard .Alexandre (Lazard Freres; r. Paris, France
Lazard Elie (Lazard Freres) r. Paris, France
Lazard Freres (Alexandre, Simon and Elie Lazard,
Alexander Weill «nd David Cahn) and Lazard
Freres (19 William, New York) and Lazard Broth-
ers & Co. (60 Old Broad London, E. C.) and Hazard
Freres & Cie. (10 Rue Ste Cecile, Paris, France)
bankers, 205 Sansome
Lazard Simon (Lazard Freres) r. Paris, France
Lazarevich A., bartender Divisich & Buja, r. 7 Mont-
gomery Av
Lazarus .Abraham, tailor, 153 Seventh
Lazarus .\lfred. watolimaker, r. 909 Union
Lazarus Edward, clerk H. Lash, r. 309 Powell
Liizarus L., teacher Hebrew, r. 470 Jessie
Lazarus Samuel, dry and fancygoods, 1235 Stockton,
r. 909 Union
Lazelle Arthur, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
liazure L.oni.<i T. (L. T. Lazure & Co.) r. 711 Post
Lazure L. T. & Co. (Louis T. Lazure) stockbrok-
ers, 304 Pine
Lazzaro David, r. 1717 Stockton
Lazzaro Simi, liquor saloon, 412 Broadway
Lazzereschi Giuseppe, Italian Ber-^aglleri Soc, 625
Broadway
Lazzereschi Luigi, peddler, r. cor Broadway and Leav-
enworth
Lea Charles H., tinsmith H. E. Lea, r. 19 Silver
Lea Earnest, seaman P. C. SS. Los Augeles, r. 529
Bryant
Lea Frank, tinsmith H. E. Lea, r. 19 Silver
Lea Henry E., mnfr tinware, 713 Harrison, r. 19 Silver
Lea Thomas, r. SW cor Chestnut and Buchanan
I^T Lea. See Lee and Leigh
Leach , carpenter, r. 516 Stockton
Leach , cooper MattuUah Mnfg Co.
Leach C.W. Mrs., r. 37 Second
Leach James G., pianomaker, r. 426 Sutter
Leai;h John, fireman Golden City Chemical Works, r.
511 Sixth
Leach Lizzie Mrs., r.Winchester House
Leacli Margaret, widow, r. 624 Natoma
Leach Robert, painter, r. 1437 Pine
G\A/ PI ADI/ 0 PA 645 Market St., Whlc'=ale nMd Retail dealers m Paper
. W. LLAnK 66 LU. interior decorators, fa^SX^rtfriiS".'„S'Uxtnm.''''"'°^
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
FiriiTOX IKOIV W^OKKN, 213 Fremont Street,
Manufacturers of Kug^ar Mills, Vacuum PanM, £t«.
LEA
590
LEA
263
712
Leach Sarah, r. 708 Sutter
Leach Thomas, machinist, r. 72 Tehama
Leach Thomas, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Minna
Leach William, foreman McAfee Boiler Works, r
Howard
B^ Leach. See Leech and Leatch
Leachin Thomas, carpenter, r. 316 Seventh
Leadon Andrew, laborer, r. 12 Folsom Av
Leaif Gustave, seaman, r. 28 Clay
liea.g'ue of Freedom, J. W. Shaeffer president,
office 605 Clay
Leah J. E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Leahey Jameg, shoecutter.r. NWcor Twenty-sixth and
Valencia
Leahey John F., varnisher, r. 810 Montgomery
Leahey Mary, widow, ladies nurse, r. 8 Sumner
Leahey Michael, laborer, r. 536 J^ Howard
Leahey P. J., butcher, r. 116 Shipley
Leahy Anne, widow, r. 1224)4 Pacific
Leahy Daniel, laborer, r. 1323 Montgomery
Leahy Daniel, policeman, r. 268 Minna
Leahy David, r. 321 Pacific
Leahy David J., porter Sroufe & McCrum, r. 1234
Green
Leahy Dennis, laborer, r. 27 Natoma
Leahy Dennis, tinsmith, r. 312 J$ Eighth
Leahy Edward, speculator, r. 547 Mission
Leaby Frank, carriagemaker, r. 420!^ Natoma
Leahy Frank M., bartender, r. 423 Harrison
Leahy James, blacksmith iSutter St. RR.
Leahy James, dairy, 1324 Filbert
Leahy James, gardener, r. 633 Fulton
Leahy James, laborer, r.312)^ Eighth
Leahy James F., foreman upholsterer L. & E. Eman-
uel, r. 1224)4 Pacific
Leahy John, butcher, S s Pacific Av, bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Leahy John, laborer, r. 24 Everett
Leahy John, laborer, r. 222}^ Ritch
Leahy John, plumber, 312 5^ Eighth
Leahy John C, student Albert Van der Naillen, 24
Post
Leahy John F. , salesman Kennedy, Brennan & Co., r.
115 Fifth
Leahy Julia, widow, r. S s Pacific Av. bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Leahy Kate, domestic 1204 Geary
Leahy Maggie, domestic 1120 Post
Leahy Michael, foreman U. W. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
Twenty-sixth, bet San Jose Av and Valencia
Leahy Nora, domestic 812 Bush
Leah^j Patrick, butcher, r. 722 Minna
Leahy Patrick, laborer, r. 12)<. Boardraan PI
Leahy Thomas, boarding and lodging, 553 Mission
Leahy Thomas, carpenter, r. 1739 Market
Leahy Thomas, painter, r. 555 Mission
Leahy William, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 37 Austin
Leahy William H., upholsterer L. & E. Emanuel, r.
1224)^ Pacific
B^Leahy. See Lahey and Leahey
Leak Crapo, tanner, r. 1437)4 Valencia
Leak Mou (Lippitt, Leak & Co.) r. 1437)4 Valencia
Leale John, captain S. P. C. RR. stmr Garden Citv, r.
206 Powell
Leale William G., captain stmr Relief, r. 1712 Hyde
Leam an James B., fruit grower, r. 1004 Leavenworth
^?"Leaman. See Leemaii, Lehman, Lehmanu,Leman
and Lemon
Learning Petroleum Co. (Los Angeles Co., Cal.) R.
Wegener secretary, 414 California
Lean Robert, florist William Meyer, r. 908 Howard
Lean William P., policeman, r. 810 Mission
Learned A. F., clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 1212
Twenty-first
Learned Alfred M., r. 628 Sutter
Learned Edward A., carpenter, 739 Market, r. 434 Fre-
mont
Learned Emily G. Miss, assistant Garfield Primary
School, r. 628 Sutter
Learned Kate E., widow, r. 628 Sutter
Learned Parker C., mining, 419 California, room 12, r.
Oakland
Learned Thomas, house painter, r. 2033 MiBsion
Lear William, bedmaker, .500 Broadway
liCJiry Aiitlre^v J., .stationer, book and job printer
and blank book manufacturer, 402-404 Sansome,
r. 1724 Clay
Leary Austin (Leary & Roche) r. Brunswick House
Leary Catherine, widow, r. 112 First
Leary Cornelius S., laborer, r. 426 Stevenson
Leary Daniel, r. 1211 Clay, rear
Leary Daniel J., clerk Tax Collector's Ofl&ce, r. 720)6
Clementina
Leary Daniel J., printer, r. 720)4 Clementina
Leary Dennis, housepainter, r. 110 Liberty
Leary Donald, laborer, r. 8 O'Farrell Alley, rear
Leary Ellen, domestic 307 Jones
Leary Harry T., clerk Davis Louderback, r. 1211 Clay
Leary Honora. widow, r. 443 Natoma, rear
Leary James W.. framemaker, r. 3 Sumner
Leary Jeremiah, wood and coal, 4 Harrison Av
Leary John, fireman P. M. SS. Granada
Leary John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Leary John, laborer, r. 2 Caroline
Leary John, laborer, r. 720 Clementina
Leary John, necktiemaker, r. 112 First
Leary John L., packer E. Guittard & Co., r. 1211
Clay
Leary Julia, domestic 310)^ Fell
Leary Mary, widow, r. 43 Jessie
Leary Mary Miss, operator Standard Shirt Factory, r.
720 Clementina
Leary Mary, seamstress 1620 California
Leary Michael, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
Leary Michael, teamster Presidio Reservation, r. 1413
Scott
Leary Mrs., widow, -r. 1327 Pacific
Leary Patrick, plumber, r. 19 Tehama
Leary Patrick, shoemaker, r. 213 Jones
Leary Patrick, trainmaster Presidio Reservation, r.
709 Clementina
Leary Thomas, woodworker, r. 112 First
Leary Timoihy, r. 43 Jessie
Leary Timothy, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Leary Timothy C, tanner, r. cor Seventh and Rail-
road Avs, South S. F.
Leary William, laborer, r. 718 Natoma
Leary & Roche (Austin Leary and Peter Roche) liquor
dealers, NVV cor Sixth and Howard
Leason T. , teamster Presidio Reservation
Leatch John, operator Western Union Tel. Co., 302
Montgomery
Leatch Robert H., painter, r. 1325 Polk
6^'Leatch. See Leach and Leech
Leathe Benjamin B., shoemaker, 102 Eleventh, r. 224 5^
O'Farrell
Leatherman Charles, shoemaker, 722 Montgomery
Leathers Joseph W., painter, r. 366 Third
Leautier John, r. 432)4 Vallejo
Leaveau Bridget Mrs., r. 349 Fourth
Leavens William M., locksmith and bellhanger, 39
Eleventh
Leavenworth Elise Mrs., milliner, 221 Post, r. 6 Wal-
ler
Leavenworth John R., photographer Rieman & Co.,
r. 6 Waller
Leavers Riehard, engineer, r. 2 Lawrence PI
Leavitt Alexander, stevedore A. C. Freese
Leavitt Allen H., watchmaker and jeweler, r. 414 Fell
Leavitt Charles C, adjiister of duties Custom House,
r. Oakland
Leavitt Charles H., proptr Pioneer Iron Works, 225-
227 Beale, r. 412 Taylor
Leavitt Ernest C, compositor, r. 155 Seventh
Leavitt George, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
j Leavitt George M.. salesman S. B. Leavitt & Co., r.
2037 Howard
Leavitt H. N. Mrs., r. 1509 California
Leavitt Howard O., salesman S. B. Leavitt & Co., r.
• 2037 Howard
Leavitt John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
I Leavitt Leander, secretary Mariposa Land and Miu-
j ing Co., 33 Nevada Block, r. 1509 California
I Leavitt Nellie Miss, bookkeeper S. B. Leavitt & Co.,
I r. 2037 Howard
Leavitt S. B. <& Co. (Shubael B. Leavitt) import-
ers and jobbers paper and stationery, 406-408 San-
some
Leavitt Shubael B. (S. B. Leavitt & Co.) r, 2037 How-
ard
Leavitt W. F. & Co. (William F. Leavitt) pictorial
advertising cards, 11 Geary, and printing 13 Lick
PI
Leavitt William F. (W. F. Leavitt & Co.) r. 155 Sev-
enth
KT" Leavitt. See Levitt
Leavy Charles M., assistant appraiser Custom House,
r. 1324 California
Leavy Katie, domestic 1715 Larkin
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Washing Called for and Delivered
1 MAPnnMniirU importer of and dealer in coal, and pig iron,
J. mMbUUl^UUUn, ll market street, comer Spear.
LEA
591
LEE
Leavy Lachman A., scconntant Custom House, r. 109
O'Farrell
Leavy Maurice, packer Wiester & Co., r. 63C Commer-
cial
Leavy M. J., clerk William Be Dell, r. 22 Montgomery
8^ Leavy. See Levey, Levi and Levy
Le Bachelle Louise Mrs., fururshed rooms, 030 Sacra-
mento
Lebachin Charles, clerk A. J. Prager, r. 417 Bush
Le Baron Andrew J., butcher, r. 307 Twenty-sixth
Le Baron Charles W., painter, r. 307 Twenty-sixth
Le Baron Earl W., housemover, r. 307 Twenty-sixth
Le Bars Y. M., cabinetmaker, r. 53f) Mission
Lebatard Michel, stockbroker, 428 Montgomery, r. 643
Vallejo
liebenbaiim, Goldberg & Bowen (Lotiis Le-
benbaum, Jacob Goldberg and Charles R. Bowen)
wholesale and retail grocers, 428-432 Pine
Ijebeiibauni, Goldberg & Co. (Solomon Leben-
baum. J. Goldberg and Louis Lebenbaum) gro-
cer.';, wine and tea merchants, 1447-1449 Polk
Lebenbaum Louis (Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bowen,
Lebenbaum. Goldberg & Co. and Lebenbaum &
Goldberg) r. 1809 Pine
Lebenbaum Solomon (Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co.) r.
513 McAllister
liebenbaiim & Goldberg (Louis Lebenbaum and
Jacob Goldberg) wholesale and retail grocers, 121
Post
Leber John, painter, r. Turk St. Hotel
Le Bert Victor J., butcher and groceries, 218 Eigh-
teenth
Le Berthon Charles P., clerk Davis Bros., r. 13273^
Vallejo
Le Berthon Theodore M., plumber, r.l327 3^ Vallejo
Le Berthon Theodore T., clerk Universal Ben. Assn
of California for Unmarried Persons
Lebert Charles, shoecutter. r. 442 Green
lie Breton Albert J, (Irvine & Le Breton) attor-
ney at law, 217 Sansome, rooms 16-18, r. 1514 Cal-
ifornia •
1.6 Breton Cliarles P. , secretary Central RE. ,
office 32 Turk, r. 1.524 Eddy
Le Breton Edward J., accountant Lazard Freres, r.
536 Turk
Lebrun Alfred, cook, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Le Cam Hyacinth, engineer California Silk Mnfg Co.,
r. Fifteenth Av, nr P, South S. F.
Le Cante Andre, chief cook Occidental Hotel, r. 14
Lewis
Le Cass John B., blacksmith, r. 21 John
Le Cass Maximilian, compositor, r. 21 John
Lie Cercle Fire Insurance Co. (of Paris) Muecke,
Victor & Co. general agents, George Mel manager,
435 California
Lechens Conrad, liquor saloon, NE cor Sixth and Fol-
som, r. 159 Shipley
Lecher Charles, watchman New Wisconsin Hotel, 902
Montgomery
Le Chevallier Alfred, laborer, r. Twenty-fourth, bet
Rhode Island and Kansas
Lechevallier Francis, drayman, r. 139 M Perry
Lechins John H., r. 218 Francisco
Lechner Valentine, brewer, r. 520 Folsom
Leckie Henry A. P., painter, r. 3103« Eighth
Leckie William S., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
214 O'Farrell
Le Clair Cassimir, painter E. M. Gallagher
Le Clair Henry, painter E. M. Gallagher
LeClair Henry, seaman, r. 623 Minna
Leclerc Henri, Societe Culinaire Francaise, 510 Bush
Leclerc Mary, widow, r. 315 Lombard
Leclere Louis, painter, r. 605 Broadway
Lecomber Peter, fruit, 2851 Mission
LeComto Louis, bookkeeper Sutter Street House, 308
Sutter
Xjeconey James, merchant, r. 331 5^ Eddy
Leconey Sarah, widow, r. 108 Mason
Leconte Josepli A., cook The Baldwin, r. 961 Mission
Lecordier Desire, clerk N. Pardini & Co., r. cor Mary
Lane and Berry
IieCount Brothers (Joseph P. and Thomas R.)
importers and jobbers stationery, and blank book
manufacturers, 417— J19 Montgomery
LeCf)unt Joseph P. (LeCount Brothers) r. Palace Ho-
tel
LeCount Thomas R. (LeCount Brothers) r. New York
Lecroix Antone, conductor Market St. ER.,r. 528M
Valencia
Lecroix August, laborer Presidio Reservation
Ledden James, expressman, r. 227 Valencia
Ledden James A., porter L. & E. Wertheimer.r. 1311)i
Sacramento
Ledden John A., salesman H. Levi & Co., r. 904 McAl-
lister
LeddyAnn, widow, lodgings, 304 Jessie
Leddy Augustine C, hamessmaker, r. 18185^ Post
Leddy Bernard, marbleyard, NW cor Fourteenth and
Harrison
Leddy Catherine, widow, ladies' nurse, r. N s Twen-
tieth, bet Church and Sanchez
Leddy Hugh, laborer, r. 15 Bonita
Leddy Jolin, porter Lick House
Leddy Kate, domestic 420 Van Ness Av
Leddy Mary, cook, 1801 California
Leddy Mary Miss, lod^^ings, 837 Folsom
Leddy Mary Miss, tailoress, r. «37 Folsom
Leddy Patrick, workman Shot Tower, r. 325 First
Leddy Thomas, r. 44 Clementina
Lederer Charles, bookkeeper Samuel Steiner, r. 1930
Pine
Lederer George M., New York agent H. M. Newhall &
Co.,r. 1301 Octavia
Lederer Rudolph, bookkeeper Steinberger& Kalisher,
r. 1913 Pine
Ledesma Cornelio (Ledesma & Silva) r. 1336 Dupont
Ledesma & Silva (Cornelio Ledesma and Jos^ M. Sil-
va) Mexican groceries and products, 1336 Dupont
Ledgett George W., pailturner, r. 117 Welsh
Ledgett Richard D., sale and boarding stable, 420-422
Pacific, r. 420 Pacific
Ledgett Thomas, foreman Coos Bay Stave and Lum-
ber Co., r. 117 Welsh
liCdlie John C. Mrs., r. 912 Union
Ledlie William, bookkeeper Andrew D. Smith, r. 8
Mason
Ledonne Leon, laborer, r. 4 Rushton PI
Ledoux Joseph, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
lieduc Constant B., packing cases, '^26 Howard,
r. 408!:^ Natoma
Leduc L., jeweler A. Hirpchnian, r. 732 Washington
Ledwidge Bridget, domestic 617 Eddy
Ledwidge John, longshoreman, r. 409 Union
Ledwidge Joseph P., mail clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r.l926 Ellis
Ledwidge Michael, watchman La Grande Laundry,
E 8 Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Ledyard H. P., r. 142 Seventh
Ledyard Henry S., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
1033 Mission
Ledyard John S., manufacturers' agent, r. 128 Second
Ledyard Lucia A. Mrs., r. 24 Mint Av
LEDl ARD W 1 Li Homoeopathic
physician aaid surgeon, ofBceand r. 138
Second. Office hours 3 to 4 P. M., Sun-
days 4 to 5 P. M.
Lee A., r. 1134 Folsom
Lee Abbie, widow, r. 10 Polk
Lee Abraham, laborer, r. 1019 Powell
Lee Adeline, widow, ladies nurse, r. 919 Powell
Lee Albert E., salesman Ori & Atkins, r. 925 Wash-
ington
Lee Anna H., widow, r. 405 Sutter
Lee Anthony, porter, r. 609 Sacramento
Lee Belle Miss, r. Marlborough House
Lee Benjamin F., assistant superintendent Hayes Val-
ley Branch Market St. RR., r. 1542 Eddy
Lee Benjamin F., toll collector Saucelito Ferry Wharf,
r. 2007 Bush
Lee Benjamin L. (Lee .t Moss) r. 537 McAllister
Lee Charles, r. 312 3^ Third
Lee Charles H., clerk, r. 1113 Broadway
Lee Christopher, cooper, r. 272 Tehama
Lee Clement B., clerk Dodge k Co., r. 618 California
Lee Daniel, machinist, r. 32 Tehama
Lee David C. bootblack, 547 Clay, and cleaner U. S.
Sub-Treasury, r. Oakland
Lee Delia, saleslady Vienna Bakery, r. Everett House
Lee Dixon L., messenger Free Public Library, r. Utah,
nr Santa Clara
Lee Edward, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 627 Broad-
way
Lee Edward C, waiter P. M. SS. Co.
Lee Edward J., laborer, r. 425 Shipley
Lee Egbert P., clerk Horace Davis & Co., r. 1113
Broadway
Lee Eliza, cook 1512 California
I Lee Elizabeth, widow, r. 942 Howard
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MAHO&AM, SPANISH CEDAR, PBIATERA
JOHN WICMORE,
133 Spear St.
G. D. MORSE,
PHOTOOBAPHEB, 836 IWARKET KT.
FIRST CLASS TAliEBTT OJit/T E9IPI.OYED.
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LEE
592
LEG
Lee Elizabeth A., lodgings, 233, Third
Lee Ellen Miss, tailoress, r. 9 Freelon
Lee Emma, widow, furnished rooms, 652 Howard
Lee Eugene B., fireman P. M. SS. Colima
Lee F., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Lee Francis, dravman King, Morse & Co., r. 227
Tenth
Lee Francis P., r. 1215 Union
Lee Frank, barber, r. 8 Hinckley
Lee Frank, bodymaker Crittenden & McCue, r. 4203^
Natoma
Lee Frank, wool buyer, r. 2537 Folsom
Lee Frank V. Jr., salesman Davis Bros., r. 1907 Bu-
chanan
Lee Fred. E., pressman S. W. Raveley, r. 222 Minna
Lee G.. longshoreman, r. 9 Freelon, rear
Lee George, carpenter, r. 41tJJ4 Seventh, rear
Lee George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
I Lee George A., hostler, r. 1113 Broadway
I Lee George A., paper carrier, r. 1024 Pacific Av
I Lee George H., salesman D. Samuels, r. 704 Post
I Lee George W., expressman, r. 1300 Vallejo
Lee George W., shipping clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r.
I 116 Natoma
Lee Gilbert, stevedore A. C. Freese
Lee G. W., r. 529 Sacramento
Lee H. A., r. 1113 Broadway
Lee Hannah, widow, r. 209 Folsom
Lee Henry, hostler, r. 1418 Sutter
Lee Hiram H. (Lardner & Lee) r. 1 Fifth
Lee James, clerk Martin C. Hogan,r. SW cor Vallejo
and Leavenworth
Lee James, cooper, r. 215 Eighth, rear
Lee James, junk peddler, r. 709 Harrison, rear
Lee James, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Lee James R., mining, 309 California, room 4, r. East
Oakland
Lee John (John Lee & Co.) r. Alameda
Lee John, clerk, r. 1016 Twentieth
Lee John, drayman H. Dutard, r. 816 Jessie
Lee John, fireman Lick House
Lee John, laborer, r. 520 Stevenson, rear
Lee John, longshoreman, r. 32 Clay
Lee John, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Lee John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Lee John, stone contractor, r. 3015 Sacramento
Lee John, wool buyer, r. 2353 Howard
Lee John Hi Co. (John Lee, Lewis W. Sawyer and
Isaac Y. Doaue) manufacturers tin and sheet iron
ware, galvauizers and japanners, 34-36 Main
Lee John S., captain sloop Sport on Wave, r. 32 Clay
Lee John W., mill hand, r. 462 Tehama
Lee Joseph, driver Cluff Brothers, r. 272 Tehama
Lee Josephine, domestic 1201 Taylor
Lee Laura Miss. r. Marlborough House
Lee Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, r. .502 O'Farrell
Lee Martin A., printer, r. 115 Second
Lee Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 8 Hinckley
Lee Mary Miss, shoefitter, r. 272 Tehama
Lee Mary, widow, r. 272 Tehama
Lee Mary, widow, r. 925 Washington, rear
Lee Mary C, widow, r. N s Clipper, bet Noe and
Sanchez
Lee M. F., waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Lee Michael, seaman, r. 68 Oregon
Lee N. A., bartender Lang & Co., r. 210 Kearny '
Lee Oscar, bartender, r. 117 Eddy
Lee Patrick, deckhand C. P. RE. stmr Amador
Lee Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1821 Hyde
Lie Peter, paver, r. 644 Jessie
Lee Ralph K., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. Oak-
laud
Lee R. H., physician, office and r. 205 Third
Lee Robert, r. Occidental Hotel
Lee Robert, typeraster Painter & Co., r. 1609 Folsom
Lee Rowland, portrait painter, r. 312 Sixth
Lee S. A., r. 1113 Broadway
Lee Susan Mrs., groceries and liquors, NW cor Tenth
and Harrison
Lee Thomas, cook, r. 524 Stevenson
Lee Thomas, teamster John Smith, r. 268 Stevenson
Lee Washington L., sign painter, r. 120 )<i Shipley
Lee William, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1215 Union
Lee William, house and sign painter, 416 Sacramento
r. San Miguel Station
Lee William C., cooper, r. 441 Sixth
Lee William G., night inspector Custom House.r. cor
Utah and Santa Clara
Lee William H., waiter, r. 146 Natoma
Lee William J., driver Cluflf Brothers, r. 272 Tehama
Lee & Moss (Benjamin L. Lee and Leopold Moss)
proptrs Sierra Nevada Brewery, 537 McAllister
ffT" Lee. See Lea and Leigh
Leech Henry J., cooper, r. 17 White PI
Leech John, second assistant engineer O. and O. SS.
Gaelic v
Leech Joseph, laborer, r. 261 Jessie
Leech Joshua, laborer, r. 17 White PI
Leech Robert, dairy, r. S s Borland, bet Dolores and
Guerrero
Leech Thomas, stonemason, r. 17 White PI
BS" Leech. See Leach, Leatch and Leich
Leechman John L., painter, r. 837 Folsom
Leedes Albert (Leedes & Dietrich) r. 1007 Stockton
licedes & Dietrich (Albert Leedes and Caspar
Dietrich) liquor saloon, 649 Clay
Leeds Maggie J. Miss, r. 2 Bowles PI
Leeds Mining Co. (Silver Reef, Utah) D. B. Chlsholm
secretary, 327 Pine, rooms 6-7
Leeds Stephen P., collector, r. 1418 Hyde
Leege Charles F. (Hufen & Co.) r. 412 Clay
Jjeeg-e W. & Co. (William Leege) wines, liquors
and cigars, 113-115 Halleck
Leege William (W. Leege & Co.) r. 906 Greenwich
Leek Christopher, contractor, 436 Montgomery, r. NE
cor Goettxugen and Silliman, University Mound
Tract
Leeks Charles F., waiter, r. 32 Second
Leemann August, ironmolder, r. 19 Treat Av
Leemann Wilson F., machinist, r. 526 Howard
Leemann Julius, molder, r. 759 Howard
ffi^ Leemau. See Leaman, Lehman, Lehmann, Le-
man and Lemon
Leemans W'illiam, painter G. B. De Ferrari, r. cor
Clementina and Fourth
Leeming Thomas, clerk H. Bruggemann, r. 355 Jessie
Leen D. H., salesman O'Connor, Mofi'att & Co., r. 2008
Mission
Leeper Thomas, r. 15 Johnson Av
Leer William, laborer, r. 128 Park Av
Leerburger Jefierson S., journalist, r. 824 Lombard
Lees Frederic W., student, r. 1022 Pine
Lees Isaiah W., captain detectives City Hall, r. 1022
Pine
Leesh J., r. 8 Jasper PI
Leeson Thomas, teamster, r. S s Greenwich, bet Baker
and Lyon
Leet Adelbert H., salesman, r. 520 Van Ness Av
Lefaix Emilie Mrs., laces and curtains, 320 Sutter
Lefaix Jean R., r. 320 Sutter
Lefebvre Emile, frescopainter, r. 917 Broadway
Lefevre Cora Miss, actress, r. 830 Mission
Lefevre Ella Miss, actress, r. 830 Mission
Lefevre I. A., draftsman Atlantic and Pac. RR. (Cal.
Division) r. 1532 Jackson
Lefevre J. Baptiste, druggist and chemist, 401
Kearny, r. Alameda
Le Fevre Joseph P., house surgeon City and County
Hospital
Lefevre Louis J., druggist J. B. Lefevre, r. Alameda
Lefevre Z. Joseph, shoemaker, r. 641 Valencia
Leffler Frederick, baker, r. 1424 Howard, rear
Leffmann Henry, watchman, r. Humboldt, bet Kansas
and Vermont
Leffmann Louis, clerk John Blohme, r. 74 Tehams
Lefkovich Abraham, junkdealer. r. 231 Eighth
Lefkovich Jacob, barber, r. 231 Eighth
Lefkovich Pincus, laborer, r. 412 J<. Fifth
Lefor Adolph, clerk Adjutant- General's Office, Presi-
dio Reservation, r. 2920 Fillmore
Le Gal Clarence L., bookkeeper R. C. Hanson, r. Oak-
land
Legallet Arthur, sheepskin tanner, r. NE cor Railroad
and Thirteenth Avs, South S. F.
Ii«g^a,llet Dominique, sheepskin tanner and wool
dealer. Sixth Av, bet Q and R, r. NE cor Railroad
and Thirteenth Avs, South S. F.
Legaspe Alehandro J., porter aand Bros., r. cor Turk
and Leavenworth
Le Gay A. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1310 Hyde
Leger James, restaurant, 1316^ Larkin
Legerette Philip, coffee saloon, 770 Howard
Legge Robert, laborer, r. 5 Harry PI
Leg-ett Joseph, attorney at law, 605 Clay, r. 918 Do
lores
Leghorn John G., bookkeeper James Presho & Co., r.
1810 Leavenworth
Legif Laurence, r. 1414 McAllister
Legland Fritz, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Legoval Anita, r. 32}^ Louisa
LOUIS BRftVERMAN & CO. '^""'f,l'S"g"/™r/sVr..''°"'
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
OOOD WORK. I.OTV PRICKS.
OFFICE, 048 MARKFT STREET.
LEG
593
LEM
Legrain Eugene J. Mrs., French laundry, 518 Bush
Le Grand V. Mrs., furnished rooms, 606 Pine
Lehan Dennis, barber, r. 475 Jessie
LeUan John, laborer, r. 315 Beale
Lehany Michael, trackman, r. 407 Tehama
Leheney James J., tinsmith, r. 208 Twelfth
Leheney John, machinist, r. 208 Twelfth
Leheney Patrick, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Fol-
Bom, r. 208 Twelfth
Leheuzcv Emanuel, Societe Culinaire Francaise, 510
Bush
Lehman Benjamin, merchant, r. 1511 Gough
Lehman Eva, widow, r. 1002 Van Ness Av
Lehman John, miner, r. 1 Margaret PI
Lehman Louis, candy mnfr, r. 304 Grove
Lehman Martin, mnfr and dealer candies, 518 San-
some, and 1022 Market, r. 304 Grove
Lehraaun Carlotta, widow, r. 73 Minna
Lehmaun E., bootmaker, 507 Hayes, r. 500 Linden Av
Lehmanu Eilert (Schrader & Lehmann) r. 459 Steven-
son
Lehmann Ernest, janitor, r. 302 Montgomery
Lehmann Frederick, cook, r. 507 Hayes
Lehmann Gottschalk, butcher, r. 2616 Bush
Lehmann Johann H., porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 5
Winter Lane
Lehmann Louis, butcher, r. 508 Ivy Av
Lehmann Louis, junk dealer, r. 71 ii Brady
Lehmann Marks, butcher, r. 2616 Bush
Lehmann Richard, laborer, r. 458 Stevenson
1^"Lehmann. See Leaman, Leeman, Leman and
Lemon
Lihmkuhl Christian, porter Heywood & Hendley, r.
Oakland
Lehmkuhl Hugo, physician, office 509 Kearny, r. 1005
Sutter
Lehmkuhl Johannah, widow, midwife, r. 8 Hayes
Lehmkuhl Mary, widow, r. 216 Sanchez
Lehmu.s John, liquor saloon. NE cor Sterner and Union
Lelin Charles, tanner, r. 1811 Folsom
Lehn George, carpetlayer, r. 16 Sixth
Lelin Philip P., shaving and hairdressing saloon,
4 Post, r. 1703 Jones
B^ Lehn. See Laine, Lane and Leen
Lehner George (August Hahn & Co.) r. Oakland
Lehnere Frederick, bartender, r. 18 First
Lehuhard Peter, carpenter William Little, r. 10 Sixth
Lehnhardt Charles, driver, r. 135 Chattanooga
Lehnhardt Charlotte, widow, r. 1024 Powell
Lehnhardt Christian, bookkeeper Ackerman Bros., r.
1024 Powell
Lehnhardt Emil, manager H. Myers & Son, r. 204
Seventh
Lehnhardt Henry, machinist, r. 204 Seventh
OS*" Lehnhardt. See Lenhardt, Lennard, Leonard and
Leohhardt
Lehnig Charles E., locksmith, 240 Fifth
Lehousse Hubert, carpenter, r. 951 Brannan
Lehritter John (Lehrittcr ^c Langbein) r. 817 Webster
Lehritter & Langbein (John Lehritter and Herman
Lanybein) barbers, S^ '^ oor Montgomery Av and
Kearny
Lehrke Albert W., clerk H. LeLrke, r. S s Mariposa,
bet Minnesota and Indiana
Iielirke OltriHtian, proprietor S+anford Hotel, 620
Fourth
Lehrke Dorothea, widow, r. 455 Jessie, rear
Leitrke Henry, groceries and liquors, S s Mari-
posa, bet Minnesota and Indiana
Lehrke WlUiam, wines and liquors, NE cor
Mason and Market, r. 455 Jessie
Le Huquet Thomas, shipcarpeuter, r. 20 Clementina
Lehy Robert, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Leib Harry II., glassblower, r. 31 Grand Av
Leibe Myrtha, widow, r. 212 Stouart
Leibenroth Charles W., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
205 Taylor
Lelbert John G., contractor and builder, 328 Pine, r.
330 Oak
Leich John, fringemaker, r. 618 Natoma
Lei<-hner Conrad, waiter, r. 637 Broadway
Leichter Charles, salesman Tillmann & Bcndcl,r. 1722
Clay
Leigh Ernst A., clerk Obadlah Livermore, r. 118 Post
B^" Leigh. See Lea and Lee
Leighton Annie, domestic 111 Hayes
Leigbton Augustus V., architect, 531 California
Leighton E. D., oiler P. C. 8S. George W. Elder
Leighton Eugene, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 20 Jj
Fifth
Leighton Frank, night watchman, 905 Market
Leighton John B., mining secretary, 527 Clay, r. 118
Dupont
Leigbton Louise Miss, actress Tivoli Garden, r. Buss
House
Leighton Peter, laborer, r. 68 Shipley
B^ Leighton. See Laton and Laytou
Leihow J., r. 444 Brannan
Lelki ns George, expressman, r. 339 Third
Leikeus Matilda, fruit and vegetables, 339 Third
Lelker Frank W., cigarmaker, r. 1114 Pacific
Leiiia Lugarda, dressmaker, r. 24 Pinkuey PI
Leinesse Edward, woodworker, r. SE cor Harrison
and Tenth
Lelpuitz Gustave (G. Leipnitz & Co.) r. 236 Sutter
Iieipiiitz G. Si Co. (Gustave Leipnitz and Max
Tschirner) apothecaries, 236 Sutter
Leipsic Aaron, salesman Livingston & Sandheimer, r.
916 Laguna
Leipsic Abraham, dairyman, r. 1636 Pine
Leipsic Brothers (Joseph, Jacob and Isaac) dairy, NW
cor Fell and Cole
Leipsic Isaac (Leipsic Brothers) r. 1636 Pine
Leipsic Jacob (Leipsic Brothers) r. 1636 Pine
Leipsic Joseph (Leipsic Brothers) r. 1636 Pine
Leipsic Joseph, plumber, 1634 Pine, r. 1636 Pine
Leipsic Lyon, glazier, r. 916 Laguna
Leipsic Myer, clerk, r. 916 Laguna
Leipziger Mark, peddler, r. 14^ Sherman
Leis Edward, messenger Custom House, r. 1579 Fol-
som
Leisen Frank, wood molder, r. 1015 Lombard
Lieisen Geary H., groceries, wines and liquors,
NE cor Union and Leavenworth
Leisen Meas. secretary Grocers' Protective Union, 605
Clay, r. 714 Larkin
Leiser Adolph, clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. 723 Union
Leiser Albert, cooper, r. 329 Ivy Av
Leiser John A., shoemaker, r. 723 Union
Leiser Louis, stoves and tinware, 67 Fourth, r. 69
Fourth
Leisewitz Henry, bookkeeper Bank of California, r
219 Dupont
Leishmau John, ironmolder, r. 10 Tehama PI
Leishman John Jr., ironmolder, r. 10 Tehama PI
Leishman Robert, ironmolder, r. 10 Tehama PI
Leishman Robert, laborer, r. 156 First
Leishman William, ironmolder, r. 10 Tehama PI
Leisk Robert, bookkeeper Anglo-Californian Bank,] .
East Oakland
Leisner John, carpenter J. Bonde, r. Coso House
Leisuer Martin, carpenter, r. 804 Union
Leist Charles J., manager Eisen Bros., r. 9 Laurel PI
Leitch Newcomb W., coachman, 1318 Jackson
Leitch William H., teamster, 119 Clay, r. 2514 Laguna
Leite Antonio, laundryman, r. E s Baker, bet Bush
and Sutter
Leite Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 511 Hayes
Leiter Julius, estate of (Weil, Leiter & Co.) 521 Market
Leith Encarnacion, widow, r. 529 Filbert
Leith John B., jeweler Charles H. Lindemann, r. 917
Stockton
Leith John H., r. 5 Folsom Av
Leithe Joseph, porter German Hospital
Leiva Micaela, widow, r. 430 Green
Le Jeal Frances, widow, r. 2015 Folsom
Lejeall A. F., professor music, r. 422 Van Ness Av
Lejeune Francois, r. 605 Broadway
Lekie John, longshoreman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lelai Francois, laborer, r. 220 Chestnut
j Leland Amos S. (Farrelly & Leland) r. 934 Howard
I Leland Charles, clerk, r. 341 Minna
i Leland Elizabeth, domestic 1228 Washington
Leland George M., stevedore, r. 423 East
Leland George V., first officer P. C. SS. Salinas, r. 623
Stevenson
Leland Henry, compositor Morning Call. r. 531 Green-
wich
Leland Herman D., captain P. 0. SS. Bonita, r. 423
East
Leland John, laborer, r. 1017 Battery
Leland Regina Mme, clairvoyant, r. 789 Mission
Lelevier Toussaint, expressman, r. 220 Chestnut
Le Long Charles F., brasstinisher, r. 923 Valencia
L'Elvizia (Swiss weekly) Vincenzo Papina editor and
publisher, 623 Pacific
Lem John H., painter and whitener, r. 1424 Geary
Le Mahieu Isaac, compositor, r. 1303 Polk
Lemaire Anton, bartender, r. 6.54 Natoma
Lemaire E.. French Zouaves, 808 Pacific
pen !Mr»C nCrnPATCn 'N FRESCO OR PAPER, in the G.W.CLARK& CO.
LLiLmUO ULUUnH I LU most Artistic manner. 645 Market St.
H
INCKI^EY, SRIERS »t HAYES, FU1.TON IRON WORKS, 213 Fr«nion( Street,
Maunfactarers of KOCK BREAKERS, RETORTS and ROASTINC; FtTRNACESk
LEM
594
LEN
Lemaire Johanna Mrs., r. 102 Jackson
Le Maire William B., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 424
Tehama
Lemaitre Jules (Jeanuneau k Lemaitre) r. 818}^ Ellis
Lemaitre Paul, cutter Kraker k Israel, r. Berkeley
Leman Thomas, salesman, r. 355 Jessie
Iieman Walter M., Public Administrator, office
528 California, r. 437 Natoma
89'"Leman. See Leamau.Leeman, Lehman, Lehmann
and Lemon
Lemann Julius, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Le Mar Catherine, widow, varieties, 234 First
Le Mar Kittle Miss, pressfeeder M. Schmidt & Co., r.
234 First
Le Mar Louisa Miss, ruchingmaker, r. 234 First
Le Mar Mary Miss, pressfeeder M. Schmidt & Co., r.
234 First
Lemas Manuel, porter S. F. and N.P. KE. stmr James
M. Donahue, r. Oakland
Lemasney Katherine Mrs., candymaker, r. 515 Steven-
son
Lemasney Kitty A. Miss, saleslady Bernard Hacker, r.
615 Stevenson
Lemasney Thomas, stableman, r. 515 Stevenson
Lemasney Thomas Jr., pianopolisher, r. 515 Steven-
sou
Lembcl<e John, porter Kruse & Euler, r. 812 Twenty-
fourth
Lembeck Thomas, driver, r. 112 Clinton
Lembke John, painter, r. 417 Green
Lemburg Samuel, peddler, r. Lida PI
Lemike Otto, barber, 129 Fourth, r. 90 Everett
BS^Lenicke. See Lemke and Lempke
Lenders Carl, assistant engineer P. M. SS. City of Syd-
ney
Lemieux Henry, carpenter, 231 Jackson, r. 908 San-
some
lieinkau Joliii K, H. , wines and liquors, SWcor
Stockton and Sutter
Lemkau Mary Mrs., janitress Mission Primary School,
r. 1329 Vi Natoma
Lemkie Caroline, widow, r. 219 First
Lemkins Samuel, laborer Clay St. KR., r. 1321 Jack-
son
Lemm Solomon C, cooper, r. 430 Shipley
Lemman G. H., freight clerk P. 0. SS. Idaho, r. 1845
Mission
Lemman Mary, widow, r. 1845 Mission
JLiemmen-Meyer T., consul-general Costa Kica,
320 Sansome
Lemmer John C. (Pretorious & Lemmer) r. 449 Bry-
ant
Lemmermann John, estate of (Lemmermann & Atze-
roth) SW cor Eddy and Buchanan
Lemmermann Frida, widow, r. 1208 Laurel Av
Lemmermann Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Valencia and Ridley
Lemmermann & Atzeroth (estate of John Lemmer-
mann and Frederick Atzeroth) groceries, liquors,
wood and coal, SW cor Eddy and Buchanan
Lemmon David, expressman, cor Fourth and Harrison,
r. 320 Elizabeth
Lemoine Emil, tailor, r. 10203^ Pacific
Lemoine Francois (Lemoine, Turel & Co. J r. 430 Jack-
son
Lemoine, Turel k Co. (Francois Lemoine. John Turel,
Giacomo Delmaestro and Pierre Lartigan) i^oul-
try, game, eggs, etc., 15-19 S. F. Market
Lemon Alexander, laborer, r. 44 Ritch
Lemon Charles, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Grand Hotel
Lemon George, bookkeeper White & Lissak, r. 2624
Bush
Lemon James H.. grainer, r. 1805 Stevenson
Lemon John, steward, r. SE cor Bacon and Girard, V.
M. T.
Lemon Thomas, clerk stmr Onward
Lemont George W. (Drummond & Lemont) r. 15 Sec-
ond Av
Lemontaine Rose, domestic 812 Powell
Lemos Joao B., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510
iiush
Lemos Leon, shirt mnfr, 643 Kearny, r. 1022 Vallejo
Lemp George, baker, r. 632 Green, rear
Lemperle Charles W., bontcrimper, r. Ss Columbia,
bet Church and Sanchez, B. H.
Lemperle Peter P., laborer, r. W e Prospect Av, nr
Coso Av, B. H.
Lempke F. Mrs., r. 720 Folsom
Lenahan James, plumber, r. 865)4 Market
Lenahan John, laborer, r. W s San Bnmo Road, nr
Army
Lenahan John, machinist, r. 149 Tehama
Lenahan Margaret Miss, r. 6 Erie
S^Lenahan. See Lanahan
Lenard Michael, laborer, T. Stanyan, bet Oak and
Haight
Lencioni Agostino, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad.
way
Lencioni Gabriele, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Bdwy
Lend John, laborer, r. 218^ Ritcli
Lendelof Olof , tailor, r. 17 Yerba Buena
Lender George, tailor, 35 Third, r. 210 Fell
Lenehan Bridget, widow, r. 438 Shipley
Lenehan Patrick, laborer, r. 50 Louisa
Lenehan Thomas, machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 438
Shipley
Lenehan William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Lenfcsti y William P., foreman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 1619 Powell
Lengen Margaret, widow, r. 937 Folsom
Leng'feld Abraham L. , druggist and chemist,
NE cor Stockton and Geary, r. 709?^ Ellis
Lengfeld Felix, druggist Abraham L. Lengfeld, r.
709 J^ Ellis
Lenhart James M., assistant superintendent United
Carriage Co., r. 1634 Howard
Lenhart Oliver E., painter, r. 42 Russ
IK^ Lenhart. See Leonard, Leonhardt and Lennard
Lenmark Ole, tailor, r. 603 Pine
Lennafelt George, polisher, r. 445 Clementina
Lenuafelt Marttia, widow, r. 445 Clementina
Lennau John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lennan Mary, domestic 2208 Pine
Leunan Patrick, gardener, 1315 Van Ness Av
Lennan Thomas, mllkmiin, r. 366 Natoma
Lennard John, laborer hulk Ajax
Lennard Michael, contractor, r. SE COT Stanyan and
Oak
Lennard Robert K., stevedore, r. 3 Clinton
Lenne Anton W., upholsterer, r. 412 Post
Leiinerbee Robert B., cook, r. Ill Geary
Lennon Alexander, hackman, r. 438 J^ Clementina
Leniion Charles P., laborer, r. 1018 Clay
Lennon Henry, carpenter, r. 22 Clarence PI
Lennon James, carpenter, r. 610 Linden Av
Lennon James D., paper cutter, r. 326 Ritch
Lennon James H., file cutter, and extraman Hose No.
9, S. F. F. D., r. 4 Boardman PI
Lennon John, dairy, NE cor Dorland and Church
Lennon John, hostler City ER., r. 1310)^ Natoma
Lennon John, oven tender Cal. Glass Works, r. 310
Capp
Lennon John, shoemaker, r. 161 Shijiley
Lennon John, shipsmith, 26 Folsom, r. SE cor Wayne
and Cortland Av, B. H.
Lennon John A., wholesale groceries and teas. 315
Clay, r. 1932 Jessie
Lennon John S., boilermaker, r. 438 Clementina
Lennon Joseph, teamster, r. 310 Capp
Lennon Mary A., domestic 2400 Mission
Lennon Michael, labore^ 'i^c Rolling Mills
Lennon Michael, laborer, r. E s Michigan, bet Shasta
and Sierra
Lennon Michael, teamster, r. NW cor Bay and Powell
Lennon Minnie, flomestic 908 Van Ness Av
Lennon Nicholas, coremaker, r. 2 Beale PI
Lennon Patrick.condnctor Omnibus RR., r. 841 Hayes
Lennon Richard, -eamster Held Bros. & Co., r. 310
Capp
Ltennon Sarah Miss, dres'^maker, 10 Hayes
Lennon Thomas, blacksmith, r. 32 Minna
Lennon Thomas, laborer, r. S s Filbert, 1)et Buchanan
and Webster
Lennon Thomas, laborer, r. 2009 Filbert
Lennon William, stableman City RE., r. 1310)^ Minna
Lennon William, stairbuilder, r. 1711 Leavenworth
8t5"Lennon. See Lauuan, Launon and Lennan
Lennox Jarvis, teamster, r. 1404 Montgomery
Lennox John, laborer, r. S s Day, bet Church and
Sanchez
Lennox Robert D., liquidating and damage clerk Cus-
tom House, r. 805 Bush
Lenoir Alphonse, distiller, r. 15 Powell
Lenoir May P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 15 Powell
Le Noir Nathaniel L., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. Oakland
Lenorniaiid Brothers (Joseph and Leon) foreign
and native wines, 735-737 Howard, and groceries
and liquors, SW cor Dupont and Pine
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ''•••""'**?l!4r.*3''2^tet°x':*''^'''"9
JMAPnnMnilPU importek of and dealer in all. kinds of foreign
■ IllHOUUIllUUUn, AND DOMESTIC COAX., 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
LEN
595
LEP
Lenormand Joseph (Lenormand Brothers) r. W s
Sophie Terrace, nr Pine
Lenormand Leon (Lenormand Brothers) r. 618 Pine
Lenou Charles, barber, r. American Exchange Hotel
Lenouvel Victor, bartender, r. 1423 Dupont
Lent C. H.. salesman 'Wilraerding & Co., r. Oakland
Lent Edward (Fassler k Lent) r. 8 Sacramento
Lent Silas, r. 'il05 Mason
Lent Williuni H., mining secretary, 62 Nevada
Block, r. S\V cor Polk and Eddy
Lentall Thomas (Lentall & Powell) r. E s Lapidge,
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Lentall & Powell (Thomas Lentall and George Powell)
contractors and builders, 333 Sixteeenth
Lenthier Olsime, shoemaker, r. 541 Linden Av
Lentz D. Mrs., r. 405 Stevenson
Lentz William, waiter, r. NEcor First and Brannan
Lenz Edmund, r. NE cor Pine and Middle
Lenz Emil F., waiter, r. 418 Broadway
Lenz Gustav, tailor, r. 731 Vallejo
Leo Francesco, Fishermens' Assn, 307 Broadway
Leo James, blacksmith, r. nS Clementina
Leo John, stonemason, r. S8 Clementina
Leo John H., printer, r. US Clementina
Leo M.. laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Leo William, paperruler A. J. Leary, r. 58 Clementina
Leon Adolph, marblccutter, r. 15 Virginia
Leon Caroline Mrs., fancy goods, 124 Third
Leon Charles, carpenter, r. 915 Eighteenth
Leon George A., clerk, r. 124 Third
Leon Jacob V. (Leon & Co.) and varieties, 35-37
Fourth, r. 32 Fourth
Leon Lipman, clerk, r. 124 Third
Leon Martin L., salesman Kettle k Paladini, r. 124
Third
Leon Patrick, carpenter, r. 39 Oak Grove Av
Leon Rafaela S., widow, r. 1028 Market
Leon Kichard B. (Leon & Bouet) r. 30!^ Kausch
Leon Samuel C, paperhanger Jacob Gumpertz, r. 2011
Post
Leon & Bonet (Richard R. Leon and Frank A. Bonet)
gilders, 639 Jalifurnia
Leon & Co. (Jacob V. Leon and Aaron Loeb) varieties,
204 Fifth
Leonard Annie, domestic 1911 Pine
Leonard Benjamin B., receiving, clerk Wellman, Peck
& Co., r. 111J4 Leavenworth
Leonard Charles, machinist, r. 541 Minna
Leonard Charles C porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
111}^ Leavenworth
Leonard Charles L ., collector Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. Nucleus House
Leonard Cornelius, pattern and modelmaker, 133-135
Beale, r. 804 Shotwell
Leonard Cornelius, saddletreemaker, r. 2()9 Ritch
Leonard Cornelius Jr., saddler, r. 209 Ritch
Leonard D., quartermaster P. M. SS. City of New
York
Leonard Daniel, laborer, r. 407 Tehama
Leonard Daniel, laborer, r. 5 Heron
Leonard Daniel J., engineer Sutter St. RR. , r. 106
Austin
Leonard Delia, domestic 1808 Gough
Leonard E. Mrs., r. 613 Turk
Leonard Edward, r. 5.52 Mis.iion
Leonard Edward, bakery, 637 J^ Howard
Leonard Edward, gardener, r. 1510 Octavia
Leonard Kdward, shipcarpenter, r. N s Eleventh Av,
bet N and P, South S. F.
Leonard Edward, tailor, 771 Mission
Leonard Edward F., laborer, r. W s Kentucky, bet
HumV)oldt and Sierra
Leonard Edward H., compositor, r. 1147 Mission
Leonard Edward L., painter S. P. RR., r. 1940 Mission
Leonard Edward P. , fresco painter Jacob Gumpertz,
r. Oakland
Leonard Elizabeth, dome8ticl714 Van Ness Av
Leonard Emma C, widow, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 819
Howard
Leonard Ephraim W. .agent Great Eastern Quicksilver
Mining Co., 220 Sansome, rooms 4-6, r. Nucleus
House
Leonard Frank, salesman Breeze & Loughran, r. 2313
Webster
Leonard George, hostler, r. 25 Washington
Leonard George, hotel agent, r. 321 Pacific
Leonard George, with Butler k Haldan, r. 1716 Leav-
enworth
Leonard George W., laborer, r. 316 Fourth
Leonard Harvey R., civil engineer, r. 429 Tehama
Leonard Harriet A. Mrs., r. 804 Shotwell
Leonard Harriet H. Mrs., r. 30 Tehama
Leonard Henry R., architect, r. 429 Tehama
Leonard Hiram, general U. S. A., r. 716 Montgomery
Leonard Hughes H.. salesman T. Connolly, r. 518 Stev-
enson, rear •
Leonard James, hostler N. B. and M. RR., r. 109iC
Freelon
Leonard James, laborer, r. 719 K. Clementina
Leonard James, laborer, r. 13 Jessie
Leonard James H., gardener Woodward's Gardens, r.
NW cor Noe and Twenty-fourth
Leonard John, butcher, r. 5 Heron
Leonard John, foreman Geary St. RR., r. NW cor
Point Lobos and First Avs
Leonard John, housei^aijiter, r. 1005 Vallejo
Leonard John C, saddletreemaker. r. 209 Ritch
Leonard John P., cook, r. 1147 Mission
Leonard Kate, domestic 1300 Taylor
Leonard Margaret Mrs., bakery. 552 Mission
Leonard Mary, domestic 1104 Van Ness Av
Leonard Matthew A., foreman Occidental Iron Works,
r. 831 Treat Av
Leonard Michael, laborer Woodward's Gardens
Leonard Nettie Miss, r. 184 Jessie
Leonard Newton W., accountant Post Office, r. 710
California
Leonard Patrick, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Leonard Patrick, laborer, r. Ill Harrison
Leonard Patrick, packer Cutting Packing Co., r. 280
Jessie
Leonard Patrick, shoemaker, r. 432 Natoma
Lec'nard Patrick H.. boots and shoes, 464 Sixth
Leonard PatricU J., agent Peter F. Collier, 22
Geary, r. 1046 Folsom
Leonard Peter, carpenter, r. 10 Sixth
Leonard Thomas, boilermaker, r. 6 Minna
Leonard Thomas, driver Thomas Day, r. 115 William
Leonard Thomas, laborer, r. 81 Stevenson, rear
Leonard Thomas H., driver Daly & Kinne, r. 1010 Va-
lencia
8t?" Leonard. See Lenhart, Lennard and Leonhardt
Leonhard Frederick, porter Livingston k Co., r. Oak-
land
Leonhardt Amelia Miss, buttonhole worker, r. 24 Sec-
ond
Leonhardt August, cigars and tobacco, 1414 Polk, r.
1406 Polk
Leonhardt Charles, shoemaker, 24 Second
Leonhardt Charles Jr., patternmaker, r. 24 Second
Leonhardt Ernest, r. SE cor Sacramento and Stockton
Leouhardt Paul, cigar mufr. 2035 Geary
Leonhardt Theodore & Son (Philadelphia) John W.
Roberts & Co., sole agents for Pacific Coast, 508
Montgomery
e^ Leonhardt. See Lenhart, Lannard and Leonard
Leoni J. B., fisherman, r. 405 East
Leopard Elizabeth, domestic 657 Seventeenth
Leopard Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) Edward M. Hall
secretary. 20 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Leopold Charles, milker, r. S s Chestnut, bet Steiner
and Pierce
Leopold Charles M. (H. C. Leopold & Bro.) r. 46154
Tehama
Leopold Henry, blacksmiths helper, r. San Bruno
Hotel
Leopold Henry, liquor saloon, 329 East, r. SE cor
Drumm and Clay
Leopold H. C. «& Brother (Hugo C. and Charles
M.) florists and seedsmen, 35 Post
Leopold Hugo C. (H. C. Leopold & Brother) r. 217 Oak
Leopold James, carpet la.ver, r. 1099 Mason
Leopold James C, upholsterer, r. 319 Powell
Leopold Louis, tailor, 428 Dupont
Lepercq Henry, laborer, r. 70 Clementina
Le Petit Journal (weekly) Georges Francfort
proprietor, 603 Washington
Lepori Constantine (Bertin & Lepori) r. 1518 Powell,
rear
Lepori Dominlco, pantryman, r. 1111 Montgomery
Lepori John, clerk Bertin & Lepori, r. 1518 Powell,
rear
Lepori Luigl, laborer, r. 517 Union
Leppert Michael, cook New Washington Hotel, 624
Fourth
Leppien Dora H. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 740 Ellis
Leppien Elizabeth, widow, r. 740 Ellis
Leppien Frederick E., bookkeeper S. F. Tool Co., r.
740 Ellis
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Le Pretre Eugene, bootblack, r. 28 Minna
Le Provost Alonzo, clerk, r. 1011 Stockton
Lercari Lulgl (P. Pera & Co.) r. 2006 Mason
Lerman Jacob, policeman, r. 10 Pearl
Lermoud Andrew J., ship carpenter. *•. 613 Mission
Letmond Corydon, engineer, r. 106 Twenty-third
Lermond Delia, widow, r. 106 Twenty-third
Lermond K. Mrs., r. 106 Twenty-third
Lerond Theodore, ci^jars and laundry oflBce, 302 Du-
pont, r. 636 Green
Leroux Alexis, cook, r. 719 Clay
Leroux Alfred, r. Sophie Terrace
Leroux Amede, druggist French Hospital, r. 21 Fifth
Av
Leroux Thomas, sawyer, r. S s Precita Av, bet Gun-
nison and Washington Avs, B. H.
Le Roux T. M., speculator, r. 59 Shipley, rear
Leroy Alfred D. (Leroy & Son) r. 650 Jessie, rear
Leroy Cornelius, blacksmith, r. 722 Broadway
Leroy Desire (Leroy & Son) r. 650 Jessie, rear
Leroy Emily Mrs., embroideries and stamping, 121
Sutter
Leroy Philip R., house painter, r. 4 Howard Court
Leroy & Son (Alfred D. and Desire) fruits, 46 Sev-
enth
Lerpora Andrew, laborer, r. cor Filbert and Dupont
Lerri Joseph J., carpetlayer, r. 1725 Stevenson
Lertola Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lertora Louisa Miss, glovemaker, r. lril7 Stockton
Le Sack Edward, chief officer P. M. SS. City of Syd-
ney, r. 2032 Folsom
Le Sage Henry B., waiter, r. 515 Sacramento
Lesando Augusto, r. 1318 Dupont
Lesby Frank, carpenter, NvV cor Pacific and Leaven-
worth, r. 1118 Vallejo
Lesch Charles, house painter, r. 1318 Kearny
Lesch Henry, clerk, r. 401 Broadway
Lesher Christian, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Lesher Gertrude, widow, r. 434 Golden Gate Av
Leslie Angus S., steward P. M. SS. City of Rio de
Janeiro, r. 517 bhotwell
Leslie Evan, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Leslie Frank, r. 407 Taylor
Leslie James, miner, r. 410 Hyde
Leslie John Jr., with Holt Bros., r. 120 Ellis
Leslie T., r. 120 Ellis
Leslie William, expressman, r. 625 Davis
Lespoune Frank, groceries and liquors, 338 Fourth,
r. 1006 Market
Lesser Brothers (Herman and Lesser) boots and
shoes, 108 and 248 Sixth
Lesser Ernest W., clerk, r. 1222 Pine
Lesser Henry, merchant, r. 1226 Stockton
Lesser Herman (Lesser Brothers) r. 535Ji O'Farrell
Lessef Isaac (William Schmalz & Co) r. 217 Austin
Lesser Jacob, boots and shoes, 1409 Polk, r. 1407
Polk
Lesser Julius, bartender, 513 Montgomery
Lesser Lesser (Les.ser Brothers) r. 535J^ O'Farrell
Lesser Louis, clerk Jacob Lesser, r. 535 JfJ O'Farrell
Lesser Manus.r. 535)^ O'Farrell
Lesser Michael, cigarmaker, r. 20 Harrison Av
j Leasing Henry, with Herman Heyneman, r. Alameda
Lessmann Frank A., messenger American District
Tel. Co., r. NE cor Bush and Larkin
\ Lessmann Gustav W., clerk, r. 319 Geary
I Lessmann Isaac, tailor, 1414 H Powell
liessinann Josepli, groceries, NE cor Larkin and
I Bush, r. 1242 Bush
I Lessovich Nicholas, cook, r. 620 Post
I Lesteille Antone, laborer, r. 33 Clay Av
Lester Charles, boots and shoes, 22 Steuart, r. 527
I Golden Gate Av
: Lester Frank, machinist Pac. Rolling Mills
Lester James, engineer, r. 44 Third
j Lester John, plasterer, r. W s Mission, nr Mount
I Vernon Av
j Lester Louise Miss, actress Tivoli Garden, r. 11 Kearny
1 Le.'tter Mary, domestic 1322 Sutter
Lester Richard T., clerk, r. W s Mission, nr Mount
Vernon .\v
Lester Thomas, driver N. B.and M. RR.,r. 157^ Clara
Lester William G., machinist, r. 137 Third
L< Kter William J., painter, r. 313 Sixth
Le.stita Michael, laborer, r. 7 Tehama
Leszynsky Abraham, salesman H. Posener, r. 823
Larkin
LeszyUiSky George, clerk Taylor & Haight, r. 124
McAllister
Leszynsky Herman E., merchant, r. 828 Sutter
Leszynsky Isldor, business college, NW cor Kearny
and Geary, r. 823 Larkin
Leszynsky Julius, mining, 310 Montgomery, r. NW
cor Oak and Franklin
Leszynsky Lesser (Leszynsky & Zekind) r. 134 McAl-
lister
Leszynsky Morris S., expressman, cor Sanaome and
Sacramento, r. 145 Natoma
Leszynsky Samuel (Wolf & Co.; r. 1413 Bush
Leszynsky Samuel L., clerk Leszynsky & Zekind, r.
134 McAllister
Leszinsky & Zekind (Lesser Leszynsky and Solomon
Zekind) Pac. Cloak and Suit Mnfg Co., 2-4 Battery
Letche Valentine, milker, r. N s Point Lobos Av,
bet Thirty-second and Thirty-third Avs
Letcher Giles C, clerk A. & H. C. Campbell, r. 2321
California
Letellier A., jeweler, r. 620 Merchant
Leter David (Leter & Co.) r. 315 Jessie
Leter Louis, tailor, r. 315 Jessie
Leter & Co. (David Leter and Theodore Israel) mer-
chant tailors, 69 Fourth
Le Tourneaux Thomas J., physician St. Mary's Hos-
pital
Letroadec Celestine Miss, saleslady Frank Midon, r.
421 Green
Letroadec Henry L., bartender, r. 1104 Powell
Letroadec Julien L., salesman Frank (i. Edwards, r.
421 Green
Letroadec Louisa, dressmaker, r. 1104 Powell
Letson Henry, r. 1017 Battery
Letson Thomas, carpenter, r. 316 Seventh
Letson William E., compositor, r. 316 Seventh
Lette George, secretary The German Savings and
Loan Society, 526 California, r. 1909 Geary
Lettich Antonio, boilermaker, r. 922 Minna
Lettrin Charles A., laborer, r 218 Harrison
Leturc Auguste (Bozio & Leturc) r. 131 Fourth
Lea Henning 0. (Leu & Harms) r. 1247 Mission
Leu Peter, peddler, r. 643 Natoma
Leu & Harms (Henning C. Leu and Peter Harms) ci-
gar mnf rs, 1247 Mission
Leuderio Eugene, saddletreemaker Main & Winches-
ter
Leuterdt Annie Mrs.,.r. 1712 Stevenson
Leutholtz T. G., boot and shoefitter, 445 Bush
Leutzeb Karl, retoucher Bradley & Rulofson, r. 526
Kearny
Levaggi, Barbieri & Co. (G. B. Levaggl, P. Barbierl
and J. Demartini) fruit and vegetables, 303-305
Fourth
Levaggl Bernardo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadwoy
Levaggi G. B. (Levaggi, Barbieri & Co.) r. 303 Fourth
Levaggi George, poultry ranch, N s Henry, nr Am-
herst, U. M. T.
Leve Joseph, butcher, r. 1722 Geary
Levenberg Jacob, peddler, r. 943 Mission
Levenberg Samuel, peddler, r. 622 Linden Av
Levendore Frank, barber, r. 217 Jessie
Levene Louis, cigar peddler, r. 7 Austin
Levensaler Joseph G. (A. F. Spear & Co. and Pitman,
Middleton & Co.) r. 825 Guerrero
Levensaler Raymond L., bookkeeper James F. Chap-
man k Co., r. East Oakland
Levenson Herman, clerk Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r.
1228 Post
Levenson Meyer D., salesman A. F. Downing ft Son,
r. 433 Natoma
Levenstein Charles, butcher, r. Eighteenth Av, bet L
and M., South S. F.
Leventritt Marion (S. W. Rosenstock & Oo.) r. The
Baldwin
Leveque Amelie Miss, fancy goods and confectionery,
1203 Powell
Leveque Gustav, packer Phelps & Miller, r. 34 Austin
Leveque Joseph (Leveque & Potter) r. 1119)4 Mission
LEVEQUE & POTTER (^osepn
Leveque and Frederick W. Potter) pro-
prietors San Francisco Last Factory, 10
Stevenson
Lever Hugh, hostler, r. 420 Pacific
Le Vere Hester S., widow, r. 6 Antonio
Leverentz Charles, Swedish Soc.,71 New Montgomery
Leverno E., cook. r. 12 Ellis
Leverone William M., butcher, r. 8W cor Railroad
and Fourteenth Avs, South S. F.
Leveroni Baccl, fireman, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Leveroni Carlo, laborer, r. 21 Lafayette PI
Leveroni Francisco, laborer, r. 21 Lafayette PI
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
JEWEL.RY and WATCHES
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Leveroni Gio B., laborer, r. 5 Gaven
Leyeroni John, marblecutter, and assistant foreman
Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D,
Leveroni Louis, wood and coal, 1310 Broadway
Leveroni Moses S., r. 444 54 Natoma
Leveroni Nicholas, peddler, r. <i08 Greenwich
Leveroni Steflano, laborer, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear
Leverson Montague R., attorney at law. 005 Clay, r.
3'Jl Ellis
Levery Robert, s^hlpwright, r. (iO'2 Second
Levey Benjamin C, barber, 11 Jackson, r. 723 O'Far-
rell
Levey Charles C. .gents' furnishing goods, 424 Kearny,
r. 723 O'Farrell
Levey Edward L.. exijressman, 410 Front, r. 2623 Pine
Levey Henry J., salesman BannerBros., r. 961 Mission
Levey Isador, barber, 705 J^ Market, r. 503 O'Farrell
Levey L. C, salesman Charles Levey, r. 723 O'Farrell
Levey Leopold, waiter, r. ',!1 Bernard
Levey Marcus, clothing, 9 Jackson, r. 723 O'Farrell
Levi Aaron, shoemaker. 420 Pacific, r. 429 Pacific
Levi Albert A. (A. B. Elfelt & Co.) r. New York
Levi Bernard, shoemaker, r. 420 Hayes
Levi David (Oppeiiheimer & Levi) r. 534 Jessie
Levi Edward, butcher, r. 8 Rose Av
Levi H. 6i Co. (Herman and Jacob Levi, Henry
Koch and Jacob Levi Sr.) importers and whole-
sale grocers, 109-115 California
Levi Harris, clothing, 141 Third, r. 147 Tehama
Levi Henry, miner, r. 202 Stockton
Levi Henry, speculator, r. 419 Geary
Levi Herman (H. Levi & Co.) r. 1016 Van Ness Av
Levi luador, peddler, r. 209 Clara
Levi Jacob Jr. (H. Levi k Co.) r. 1016 Van Ness Av
Levi Jacob Sr. (H. Levi & Co.) r. 1016 Van Ness Av
Levi John L., salesman Nathan J. Hyman, r. 905 Mar-
ket
Levi L. S. Mrs., widow, r. 439 Minna
Levi Marquis, commercial traveler, r. 517 Webster
Levi Morris, tailor, r. 934 Folsom
Levi William, laborer, r. 1'209 Kearny
B£^ Levi. See Leavy, Levey and Levy
Leviathan Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) B. B. Smith
secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
Leviele Sylvester L., cigars and tobacco, 1027 Howard
Levin Aaron, clerk L. Levin & Son, r. 766 Folsom
Levin Adolph, tinsmith Schuster Bros., 306 Sutter
Levin Estella Miss, bookkeeper I. Levin h Co., r. 766
Folsom
Levin I. & Co. (Isidor Levin) provisions and groceries,
15-17 Bay City Market
Levin Isidor (I. Levin & Co.) r. 1724 Sutter
Levin Jacob (L. Levin & Son) r. 766 Folsom
Levin Jacob, tailor, 957 J^ Folsom
Levin L. & Sou (Louis and Jacob) stationers, 910
Market
Levin Louis (L. Levin & Son) r. The Windsor
Levin Marie Mrs., fancy goods, 1524 Polk
Levin Saul, clerk I, Levin & Co., r. 766 Folsom
K?" Levin. See Laven and Lavin
Levine Lena, domestic 1318 California
Levine Louis, cigarmaker, r. 957 34 Folsom
Levingston Abraham, crockery, 717 Market, and proptr
Overland House, 531-533 Sacramento, r. 927 Geary
Levingston Abraham L., salesman S. Hartmau & Bro.,
r. 1010 Polk
Levingston Emanuel, fancy goods, 800 Larkin
Levingston Eva Miss, assistant South End Primary
School, r. 1010 Polk
Levingston Harry, expressman, r. 532 Vallejo
Levingston Harry, packer Newman & Levinson, r.
800 Larkin
Levingston Isaac, upholsterer, 902 Larkin, r. 1010
Polk
Levingston Jacob, bookkeeper Bt. Lash & Co.. r. 1010
Polk
Levingston Lazarus J., groceries and liquors, 1010
Polk
Levingston Marc, physician and surgeon, office 208
Kearny, r. 927 Geary
(^■Levingston. See Livingstone
Levlnsky Louis, merchant, office 515 Market, r. 922
O'Farrell
Levlnsky M. & Co. (Mark Levinsky) ruching mnfrs,
515 Market
Levlnsky Mark (M. Levlnsky*: Co.) r. 1318 Geary
Levlnsohn Meyer (Levinsohn & Meyerstein) r. 801
Ellis
Levlnsohn fc Meyerstein (Meyer Levinsohn and Ctesar
Meyerstein) dry and fancy goods, 117-119 Sansom
Levinson Caroline, widow, r. 1601 Post
Levinson Edward, waiter, r. 449 Tehama
Levinson Hans, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Levinson Israel, salesman Figer Bros., r. 13}^ Harriet
Levinson John (Newman & Levinson) r. 817 Turk
Levinson Louis, clerk Harris Bros., r. 449 Tehama
Levinson Rosalie, widow, r. 734 Geary
Levinson Rose Miss, vii e principal North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 1601 Post
Levmsou W. A. Mrs., widow, r. 449 Tehama
Levinson William A., bookkeeper Joseph Betnbard,
r. 1600 Laguua
8^ Levinson. See Levison and Leviston
Levis Mariano, bootblack, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Levison Brothers (Herman Levison, John T.
Bonestell and Gustav Marcus) California Jewel-
ry Co., manufacturers and importers jewelry,
watches and diamonds, 134 Sutter
Levison Charles G., clerk C. G. Strong, r. 1507 Steiner
Levison Herman (Cal. Jewelry Co. and Levison
Brothers) r. Europe
Levison Hyman, merchant tailor, 323 Montgomery
and;r3a Market, r. 1013 Buchanan
Levison Isaac M., plumber, r. 1510 Powell
Levison Isidore, r. 11« Eighteenth
Levison Jacob, traveling agent, r. 1403 Octavia
Levison Jacob B., marine clerk Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 1507 Steiner
Levison Leopold, paper carrier, r. 715 Hyde
Levison Marcus, woolsorter, r. 236 M Sixth
Levison Mark, insurance broker, office 204 Bush, r.
1507 Steiner
Leviston George (WilUam & George Leviston) r.
1030 Vallejo
Leviston Harriet, widow, r. 623 Bush
Leviston William (William & George Leviston) r.
623 Bush
Leviston William & George, attorneys at law,
6 Montgomery Av
l^^Leviston. See Levinson
Levit Samuel, traveling agent, r. 1221 Webster
Levitzky David (Levy & Levitzky) r. 408 >« Fell
Levrey John, employee Palace Hotel, r. 184 Jessie
Le\'y A. Mrs., r. 20 Louisa
Levy A. & Co. (Adolph and Jacob Levy) produce com-
mission merchauts.NE cor Washington and Front
Levy Aaron, restaurant, 214 Washington, r. Oil Lin-
den Av
Levy Aaron N., upholsterer, NE cor Market and Fell
Levy Abraham, capitalist, r. 811 Octavia
Levy Abraham, clerk Leszynsky & Zekind, r. 1408
Geary
Levy Abraham, clothing, r. 249 Third
Levy Abraham, glazier, r. 563 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Levy Abraham, salesman, r. 745 Harrison
Levy Abraham, salesman Jules Levy, r. 417 Mason
Levy Abraham H., clerk, r. 622 Green
Levy Adolph (A. Levy & Co.) r. 1214 Pierce
Levy Adolph, boots and shoes, 138 Second, r. 943
Howard
Levy Adolph S., salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. 304
Sutter
Levy Albert, expressman, cor California and Webb, r.
413 Powell
Levy Alexander, janitor, r. 21 Bernard
Levy Alexander, tailor, r. 1231 Folsom
Levy Alexander J., blacksmith, r. 1003 Powell
Levy Alexander L., bellman, r. 21 Bernard
Levy Alexandre, liquor saloon, 18 Stockton, r. 1120
Powell
Levy Alfred, clerk Hermansen, Jorgensen & Co., r.
1105 Montgomery
Levy Alfred, clerk Weil, Leiter & Co., r. 431 Grove
Levy Archibald, barber Daniel J. Linahan, r. Oak-
land
Levy Asher N.. peddler, r. 823 Mission
Levy Augustus, r. 722 Golden Gate Av
Levy Babette, widow, r. 524 Jessie
Levy Barnard, clerk Mlerson, Jewell & Co., r. 1904
Sutter
Levy Baruch, r. 120 Turk
Levy Buruch, purchasing agent, 217 Battery, r. 82C
McAllister
Levy Bella Miss, dressmaker, r. 824 J4 Hayes
Levy Benjauiin, tailor, r. 413 Powell
Levy Benjamin H., commission merchant, r. 920
O'Farrell
Levy Benjamin L., salesman Adolph Levy, r. 913
Howard
VilliUUii onHULO WmdowSliades lor EesilencGs, stores, Dices, etc 645 Marketst.
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Levy Bernard, cigarmaker. r. 308 M Stockton
liBvy Bernard, clerk Friedlander Bros., r. 502 Buab
Levy Bernard, fly paper mufr, 770 Bryant
Levy Bernard, fruits, 800 Geary
Levy Bernbard L., capitalist, r. 1121 Van Ness Av
Levy Brothers (Julius and Henry) tinners, plumbers
and gasfitters, 439 Bush
Levy Brothers (Isaac and M.) butchers, SE cor Geary
and William
Levy Charles, auctioneer, 537 California, r. 913 Fol-
som
Levy Charles, clerk Smart & Co., r. 205 Second
Levy Charles, tailor, 611 California, r. 19 Harrison Av
Levy Charles I., printer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 328
Golden Gate Av
Levy Charles M., bookkeeper Straus & Levy, r. 307
Hayes
Levy Charlotte Mrs., seambtress, r. 802 Vallejo
Levy David, r. HI Stevenson
Levy David, crockery dealer, r. 1212 Folsom
Levy David, horse dealer, r. 747 Folsom
Levy David, ornanaental painting, 635 California, r.
633 Post
Levy David J., cutter B. Friedlander, r. 810 Folsom
Levy David L., watchmaker and jeweler, 39 Third, r.
493 Mi una
Levy David P., liquor saloon, 607 Sacramento, r. 1524
Powell
Levy David S., r. 1019 Polk
Levy, Diamant, Oppenlieimer & Co. (Herr-
man L. Levy, L. Dlamant, and Charles Oppen-
heimer) importers and manufacturers boots and
shoes, 107 Battery, factoi-y cor Drumm and Wash-
ington
Levy Edward, clerk I. L. Bosenthal & Bro., r. 1225
Mason
Levy Edward J., melter melter and refiner's dept U. 8.
Mint, r. NE cor Haight and Octavia
Levy Ellas, salesman A. Alexander, r. 948 Folsom
Levy Elias, second baud furniture, 786 Folsom
Levy Elizabeth Mrs., furniture, 106 Fourth
Levy Ellis H., barnessmaker E. Stone, r. 622 Green
Levy Emanuel, bookkeeper The J. M. Brunswick &
Balke Co., r. 1410 Geary
Levy Eugene H., assay cr, r. 1410 Geary
Levy Eugene W., managing clerk Winans, Belknap &
Godoy, r. 1133 Ellis
Levy Felix, butcher Bernard Fulda, r. 519 Hyde
Levy Frederick H., bookkeeper M. Hyman & Co., r.
1808 Bush
Levy George Mrs., r. 1403 Van Ness Av
Levy Georye, shirt mnfr, r. 9 Leavenworth
Levy H. & Co. (Herman Levy) poultry, game and pro-
duce. 22 Centre Market
Levy Hattie M. Miss, assistant West Mission St. Pri-
mary School, r. 1157 Mission
Levy Hannah Mrs., midwife, r. 422 Third
Levy Harris, merchant, r. 12 Hyde
Levy Harris, secondhand clothing, 130 Pacific
Levy Henry (Levy Brothers) r. 8m3 Bush
Levy Henry (Straus k Levy) r. 307 Hayes
Levy Henry, foreman J. Schweitzer k Co., r. 908 Ellis
Levy Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Mason and
Jackson
Levy Henry, peddler, r. 144% Clara
Levy Henry, shoemaker, r. 9 Harrison Av
Levy Henry R., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 249
Third
Levy Herman (H. Levy & Co.) r. 1432 Geary
Levy Herman, capitalist, office 206}^ Bush, r. 806
Ellis
Levy Herman, expressman, cor Pine and Battery, r.
1905 Webster
Levy Herman M.. capitalist, 15 Nevada Block, r. 1302
Post
Levy Herrman L. (Levy, Diamant, Oppenheimer &
Co.) r. 1109 Van Ntss Av
Levy Isaac, r. 1901 Stockton
Levy Isaac (J. Schweitzer & Co.) r. 908 Ellis
Levy Issac (Levy Brothers) r. 923 Gear.y
Levy Is ao (Livingston & Co.) r. 617 Green
Levy Isaac (Mierson, Jewell & Co.) r. 1904 Sutter
Levy Isaac, cooper, r. 31) Park Av
Levy Isaac, junk, 210 Pacific, r. 429 Pacific
Levy Isaac D., general merchandise, 647 Washington
Levy Isaac K., clerk Elder Bros., r. 437 Fifth
Levy Isidore, tailor. 205 Second
Levy Isidore W., assistant bookkeeper Livingston &
Co., r. 617 Green
Levy Jacob, r. 722 Golden Gate Av
Levy Jacob (A. Levy & Co.) r. 1214 }4 Pierce
! Levy Jacob, clerk, r. 429 Pacific
Levy Jacob, merchant, r. 1808 Bush
Levy Jacob, tailor, 424 Third
j Levy Jacques, liquor saloon, 422 Sacramento, r. 3
I Kappeler Court
i Levy Jerome S., real estate, r. 25 Montgomery Av
I Levy Jesse H., stock clerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 929
Sutter
! Levy John (John Levy & Co.) r. 1712 Geary
1 Levy John, clerk Mrs. Elizabeth Levy, r. 106 Fourth
1 Levy John <& Co. (John Levy) importers and retail
watches, jewelry, diamonds, silverware, etc., 118
i Sutter
JOHN LEVY &, CO.
Maanfactiiriii Jewelers,
IMi'ORTLKS OF
DIAMONDS AND OTHER PRECIOUS STONES,
Watches, French Clocks and Silverware.
I 18 Sutter St.
Levy Joseph, barber, r. 1408 Geary
Levy Joseph, butcher, r. 115 William
Levy Joseph, capitalist, r. 923 Geary
Levy Joseph, clerk George Franklin, r. 205 Second
Levy Joseph, driver J. Schweitzer k Co., r. 908 Ellis
Levy Joseph, sack dealer, 928-932 Harrison, r. 328
Golden Gate Av
Levy Joseph H., clerk Noah J. Franklin, r. 1106
Market
Levy Jules, importer embroidery and laces, 523 Mar-
ket, r. 1230 Geary
Levy Julius (Levy Brothers) r. 604 Sutter
Levy Julius Mrs., r. 315 Ellis
Levy Julius, cattle dealer, r. 85 Ninth
Levy Julius, clerk S. Levy & Co., r. 1624 Geary
Levy Julius, men's furnishing goods. 617 Kearny, r.
1901 Stockton
Levy Julius, poultry dealer, r. 1432 Geary
Levy Lazard, r. 307 Clementina
Levy Leman, clerk, r. 429 Pacific
Levy Leon, clerk, 'r. 14 Kausch
Levy Leon, clerk, r. 1210 Turk
Levy Leon, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1517 Webster
Levy Leopold, furniture, 2122 Fillmore, r. 1213 Fill-
more
Levy Lewis (Levy & Co.) r. 707 Green
Levy Louis, r. 625 Geary
Levy Louis, r. 1624 Howard
Levy Louis, r. 303 Mason
Levy Louis, auctioneer and commission merchant,
r. Commercial Hotel
Levy Louis, clerk John Meyers, r. 249 Third
Levy Louis, clothing, 227-229 Pacific
Levy Louis, merchant, r. 1210 Turk
Levy Louis, merchant tailor, 15 Eddy, r. 639^ Stev-
enson
Levy Louis, peddler, r. 129 Bernard
Levy Louis, peddler, r. 1008 Pacific
Levy Louis, s,iilmaker, r. 310 Tehama
Levy Louis, salesman John Levy & Co., r. 1712 Geary
Levy Louis B. (Wissing & Levy) r. 147 Third
Levy Louis H., clerk Levy, Diamant, Oppenheimer &
Co., r. 1109 Van Ness Av
Levy Louis R., clerk Bothin, Dallemand & Co., r. 722
Golden Gate Av
Levy Lucien, cigardealer, r. 307 Fourth
Levy M. (Levy Brothers) r. 923 Geary
Levy M. & Co. (Marcus and Morris Levy) drygooda
and gents furuishing goods, 109 Battery
Levy M. & Co. (Morris Levy and Isaac Hyman) cloth-
ing, 42 Jackson
Levy Mandel, teamster, 108 Battery, r. 520 >i Birch Av
Levy Manuel, photographer Thomas A. Brown, r. 1026
Washington
Levy Marcus (M. Levy & Co.) r. 905 Ellis
Levy Marcus B. (Levy & Levitzky) r. 1157 Mission
Levy Mark (Mark Levy & Co.) r. 933 Folsom
Levy Mark, barber, 774 Howard, r. 252 Clemeutma
Levy Mark, horseradish. Bay City Market, r. 948 Fol-
som
Levy Mark & Co. (Mark Levy and William Appel)
furniture and stoves, 226 Fourth
Levy Mark W. (Trobock & Levy) r. 1121 Van Ness Av
SAN FRANHISCO LAUNDRY. """""s^SflfelfLCT'-''*'''"''^
J. MACDONOUGH,
IBlPOUTfiR OF AND DBAJLBR IN COAL AND PIG IRON,
41 Slarlcet Street, corner Sp«ar.
LEV
599
LEW
Levy Marks, tailor, 1003 Poet, r. 1431 Polk
Levy Marks, tailor, r. 322 Sixteenth, bet Valencia and
MiBbiion
Levy Marks D., bookkeeper Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1025
Washington
Levy Martin, r. C37 California
Levy Martin H., assistant secretary Justice Mining
Co., r. 1302 Post
Levy Mary, widow, r. 1027 Hyde
Levy Max, bookkeeper Nathan, Pulverman & Co., r.
923 Geary
Levy Melville S., clerk Gutte & Frank, r. 424 Eddy
Levy Meyer, bookkeeper John S. Bowman & Co., r.
617 Green
Levy Meyer, butcher, 810 Buchanan
Levy Meyer J., jeweler A. Hirschman, r. 2514 Cali-
fornia
Levy Michael S., tailor, 176 Minna
LeVy Millie Miss, saleslady N. W.Wolfifsohn, r. 25 Lang-
ton
Levy Milton W..with Levison Bros., r. 1712 Geary
Levy Minnie, widow, r.913 Folsom
Levy Morris (M. Levy & Co.) r. 321 Broadway
Levy Morris (M. Levy & Co.) r. New York
Levy Morris, Dookkeeper N. Brown & Co., r. 1025
Washington
Levy Morris, driver M. Michelson, r. NE cor Hyde
and Ellis
Levy Morns, insurance broker, r. 1133 Ellis
Levy Morris, packer Rosenthal, Feder & Co.
Levy Moses, cigarmaker, r. 1212 Folsom
Levy Moses, clerk, r. 303 Mason
Levy Moses, salesman Adolph Eisenberg
Levy Nathan, liquor saloon, 39 Eddy, r. 431 Natoma
Levy Oscar S., manager Sherman S.^ewett & Co., and
commission merchant, 120 Battery, r. 814 Ellis
Levy Peppie, groceries and liquors, SW cor Jackson
and Mason
Levy Peter, window cleaner Lick House
Levy Raphael, furniture, 821 Jackson
Levy Raphael, juukdealer, r. 431 Grove
Levy Raphael, salesman Ichi Ban, r. 25 Langton
Levy Rebecca, widow, r. 940 Bryant
Levy Reuben, shoecutter, r. 948 Folsom
Levy Rosalie Miss, saleslady John Deler, r. 38 Morse
Levy R.W., cashier Livingston & Co., r. 617 Green
Levy S. & Co. (Solomon Levy and Bernard Beer) pro-
duce commission merchants, 218-220 Washington
Levy Salomon, clerk Robert Blum, r. lUODi Fill-
more
Levy Samuel, r. 422 Third
Levy Samuel, bartender, r. 431 Natoma
Levy Samuel, peddler, r. 140 )<) Shipley
Levy Samuel, porter Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.,
"r. 5G3 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Levy Samuel, salesman, r. 328 Golden Gate Av
Levy Samuel, student University, r. 1157 Mission
Levy Samuel G. L., clerk, r. 943 Howard
Levy Samuel J., pressman A.Waldstein, r. 1123 Post
Iievy Samuel W., insurance broker and commis-
sion merchant, 21-23 Battery, r. 424 Eddy
Levy Sarah Miss, bookkeeper 8. Levy Aj Co., r. 1624
Geary
Levy Sarah Mrs., r. 702 Harrison
Levy Seline Mrs., furuished rooms, 323 Kearny
"Levy Sigumud. clerk Bernard Levy, r. 800 Geary
Levy Sigmund, salesman John Levy & Co., r. 1712
Geary
Levy Solomon, r. 622 Green
Levy Solomon, r. 767 Bryant
Levy Solomon (S.Levy & Co.) r. 1624 Geary
Levy Solomon', tailor, 633 Jackson, r. 1025 Washington
Levy Solomon J. (Brenner & Levy) r. 1834 Sutter
Levy Sylvain, salesman Rebstock, Eudres & Co., r.
702 Harrison
lievy Walter H. (Heydenfeldt, JefiEerson h Levy)
attorney at law, 318 Pine, rooms 27-28, r. G61
Harrison
Levy William (Michelsen & Levy) r. 12 Garden
Levy William, clerk, r. 328 Golden Gate Av
Levy Wolf, tailor, 159 Shipley
Levy & Co. (Lewis Levy and Bernard Eatschinski)
boots and shoes, 10 Third and 534 Kearny
Levy h Levitzky (Marcus B. Li^vy and David Levit-
zky) real estate agents, 306 Montgomery
I^^Levy. See Leavy, Levey and Levi
Lew Adolph, porter W. k I. Steinhart & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Lewald Albert, clerk Brandenstein k Co., r. 516
Grove
Lewald George, coaldealer, 607 Sacramento, r. 1523
Geary . •
Lewald George Jr., bookkeeper Sam. Lewis & Co.,
r. 1523 Geary
Lewald Jacob, cigar maker, r. 515 Grove
Lewald Louis, expressman, 8W cor Battery and Pine,
r. 515 Grove
Lewald Samuel, salesman Frankentbal, Bachman &
Co., r. 515 Grove
Lewecke George, salesman L. & E. Wertheimer, r.
457 Jessie
Lewellen Wilson, carpenter Charles L. Tilden, r. 8
Quincy
Lewelling •Telin, president Grangers' Bank of
California, NE cor California and Davis, r. Napa,
California
Lewellyn Robert, liquor saloon, 14 Clay, r. 632 Jessie
B^Lewellyn. See Llewellyn
Lewen Robert, blacksmith and horseshoer, 18 Hayes
Lewenthal Jacob (Goldberg & Lewenthal) r. 100 Mc-
Allister
Lewenthal Wolf, merchant, r. 315 Golden Gate Av
ffi?"Lewenthal. See Loeweuthal and Lowenthal
Lewin A. Mrs., dress and cloakmaking, 416 Broad-
way
Lewin Gustave. r. 858 Folsom
Lewin Israel, tailor, 1517 Market
Lewin Jacob, barber, r. 419 Fourth
Lewin John, clerk P. Lewin & Co., r. 1002 Minna
Lewin Jonas, r. 1002 Minna
Lewin Louis, clerk P. B. Kennedy, r. 1002 Minna
Lewin Marcus, barber, r. 950 Folsom
Lewin Maurice, dressmaker, 416 Broadway
Lewin Max, barber and baths, 421 Fourth, r. 47 Clara
Lewin Morris, clerk John J. Duffy, r. 1633 Ellis
Lewin P. k Co. (Peter Lewin) fruits and vegetables,
21 Bay City Market
Lewin Peter (P. Lewin & Co.) r. 1002 Minna
Lewis , r. 427 Bush
Lewis , widow, r. 134 Fern Av
Lewis A. Mrs., chiropodist, office 838 Market
Lewis Abraham, helper melter and refiner's dept U.S.
Mint, r. 1003 Mission
Lewis Abraham, pictures and looking glasses, 1206
Stockton and 673 Mission, r. 433 }6 Clementina
Lewis Ad. (Michalitschke Bros. & Co.) r. 1303 Gough
Lewis Albert H., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 813
Bush
Lewis AlbertJ. (George C. Shreve & Co.) r. 837 Post
Lewis Albert P., oysterman, r. 636 Commercial
Lewis Ann. widow, r. 22!«i Louisa
Lewis Annie, widow, r. 2.534 Folsom
Lewis Armand S., third officer P. M. SS. City of Tokio
Lewis Arnold M., engineer, r. 20 Russell
Lewis Barnet L., salesman Henry L. Lewis, r. 432
Golden Gate Av
Lewis Benjamin M., captain bktn Webfoot, office 44
Market, r. 246 Taylor
Lewis B^-rt. salesman, r, 323 Dupont
Lewis Brotheis (Wesley T. and Charles D.) butchers,
2129 Mission
Lewis Calvin T., cabinetmaker, r. 9 Moss
Lewis Charles, r. 106 Mission
Lewis Cliarks, blacksmith, r. 217 Geary
Lewis Charles A., bookkeeper, r. 1822 O'Farrell
Lewis Charles D. (Lewis Brothers) r. 615 Eighteenth
Lewis Charles H., first officer P. 0. SS. Los Angeles,
r. 1402 Montgomery
Lewis Charles H., janitor, r.704 Folsom
Lewis Charles W., clerk, r. 808 Mission
Lewis Ciie.ro H. (Allen & Lewis) r. Portland, Or.
Lewis Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Pinal Co. A.T.,
John W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 15
Lewis David G., printer, r. 519 Sacramento
Lewis David J., bookkeeper Thomas Price, r. 1624
Stevenson
Lewis David J., compositor John H. Oarmany & Co.,
r. Oakland
Lewis D. P., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 415
Post
Lewis E., r. 636 Commercial
Lewis E., laborer, r. 946 Harrison
Lewis E. & Co. (Emanuel Lewis and H. Olcovlch)
shoeflndings, 27 Second
Lewis Edgar L., cashier Thomas T. Atkinson & Co.,
r. 1807 Post
Lewis Edward, glovecutter, r. 117 Fulton
Lewis Edward, miner, r. 424 Sausome
Lewis Edward M., carriagetrimmer, r. 1 Willows Av
Lewis Edwin (Edwin Lewis & Son) r. 2245 Jackson
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HARDWOOD LUMBER
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Speai St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear SI., and 26, 28 Howard SI.
G..D. MORSE,
PHOTOURArHEK. 820 9IAKUET ST. |
Views of all tbe principal places on the Pacific Coaat for sale.
LEW
600
LEW
Lewis Edwin, clerk, r. 8W cor Clara Av and Seven-
teenth
LewiB Edwin, machiniat, r. 77 Natoma
Lewis Edwin & Son (Edwin and John R.) insurance
brokers, 322-324 Calilornia
Lewis Edwin C, r. 217 Broadway
Lewis Elijah W., contractor and builder, r. 1315 Green
Lewis E. J. Mrs., r. 213 Eddy
Lewis Elmanson F.. lettercarrier Wells, Fargo & Co's
Express, r. 2534 Folsom
Lewis Emanuel (E. Lewis k Co.) r. 1941 Geary
Lewis Eniil, tanner, r. 229 Fair Oaks
Lewis Emily E. Miss, dressmaker, 211 Eddy, r. 15
William
Lewis Emma Miss. r. cor N and Railroad Av, South
S. F.
Lewis Emma A. Mrs., medium, r. 21 Powell
Lewis Emma J., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 213 Eddy
Lewis Enoch T., collector Palace Hotel, r. 49 Clara
Lewis F. C, janitor U. S. Mint, r. 529 Capp
Lewis Florence, widow, dressmaker, r. 1165 Market
Lewis Frances R. Miss, assistant Bernal Heights'
School, r. 710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Frank, fireman Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
815 Mission
Lewis Frederick M., with J. L. Schmitt & Co., r. 1807
Post
Lewis Frederick R., clerk Newhall's Sons & Co., r.
334 Beale
Lewis Freeman H., whitener, r. 137 Thirteenth
Lewis George, carpenter, r. Thirteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South 8. F.
Lewis George, lumberman, r. 650 Howard
Lewis George, messenger P. C. SS. Co's Wharf, r.
Oakland
Lewis George E., assistant License Collector, r. 217
Broadway
Lewis George H.. driver Cutler & Pearson, r. 2523
Pine
Lewis George W., bootmaker, r. 15 William
Lewis Harriet E., widow, dressmaker, r. 9 Moss
Lewis Harry, r. 1420 Sutter
Lewis Harry, clerk Isaac Herzberg, r. 305 Third
Lewis Harry, manager California Oil Refining Co., r.
632 Lombard
Lewis Harry W., proptr Central Hotel, 217 Broadway
Lewis Henry B., r. 102 Mason
Lewis Henry D., steward Union Club
Lewis Henry L., conimission merchant, 215 Sacra.
mento, r. 432 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Henry M., watchmaker and jeweler, 655 Clay
Lewie Herman, salesman Lippman Bros., r. 502
Gough
Lewis Hermann, cigars and tobacco, and barber, SW
cor Pacific and Front, r. 1321 Mason
Lewis Isaac, salesman Lippman Bros., r. 501 Gough
Lewis J., seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Lewis Jacob, salesman Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r. 710
Golden Gate Av
Lewis James, harnessmaker, r. 22 J4 Louisa
Lewis James E., lumberman, r. 127 Jackson
LewiB James H., shipper Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 14
Valparaiso
Lewis James McM., salesman, r. 615 Eighteenth
Lewis J. C. Miss, assistant Shotwell St. Primary
School, r. 1410 Ellis
Lewis John (Lewis & Swift) r. Oakland
Lewis John, blacksmith, r. 503 Folsom
Lewis John, fireman P. C. SS. San Vicente, r. 921
Montgomery
Lewis John, fireman, r. 1126 Market
Lewis John, fruits, Mission St. Wharf, r. 318 Davis
Lewis John, quartermaster P. M. SS. City of Tokio
Lewis John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Lewis John, tanner Krenz & Getz, r. 229 Fair Oaks
Lewis John, waiter Union Club
Iievris Jolin B., real estate agent, 500 Montgom-
ery, r. 409 Bryant
Lewis John F., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 108 Taylor
Lewis John F., tinning, plumbing, etc., cor Railroad
and Sixteenth Avs, South S. F.
Lewis John R. (Edwin Lewis & Son) r. 2245 Jackson
Lewis John S., laborer, r. 19 Everett
Lewis John T., clerk, r. 334 Beale
Lewis Joseph, restaurant, 58 Steuart, r. 150 Steuart
Lewis Joseph D., compositor, r. 534 Bush
Lewis Josephine Miss, tailoress, r. 134 Fern Av
Lewis Julia Miss, assistant Silver Street Primary
School, r. 1409 Van Ness Av
Lewis Julius, cashier Lippman Bros., r. 616 Laguna
Lewis Leah Mrs., r. 24 Clara, rear
Lewis Lewis, teamster, r. NW cor Seventeenth and
Channel
Lewis Lizzie Mrs., r. 115 Second
Lewis Louis, carpenter, 1901 Webster
Lewis Louisa, widow, bakery, N 8 Haight, bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Lewis Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 103 Pacific
Lewis Manuel, milker, r. SW cor Arkansas and Napa
Lewis Martin, salesman Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r.
710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Martin, waiter, r. 212 First
Lewis Marks, glazier, r. 226 Miona
Lewis Marks, tailor, 422 Hayes, r. 417 Hayes
Lewis Mary C. Mrs., r. 14 Valparaiso
Lewis Meyer, barber, r. 1014 Stockton
Lewis Michael M., cigars and tobacco, 620 Market, r.
710 Golden Gate Av
Lewis Miles B., wheelwright, r. 220 Ridley
Lewis Milton E., clerk C. A. Klinkuer & Co., r. 9
Moss
Lewis Morris, expressman, cor Bush and Sansome, r.
1626 Leavenworth
Lewis Myer, capitalist, 320 Sansome, room 30, r. The
Baldwin
Lewis Nannie, widow, r. 030 Jessie
Lewis Oliver, janitor Chronicle Bldg, r. 108 Second
Lewis Orville H., clerk William E. Mayhew, r. 144
Fourth
Lewis Oscar (McCormick, Lewis & Co.) r. 2608 Sacra-
mento
Lewis Philip, clerk Held Bros. & Co., r. 406 Gough
Lewis Philip, speculator, r. 1807 Post
Lewis R. G. Mrs., dressmaker, 126 Kearny
Lewis Richard, r. 184 Jessie
Lewis Richard B., with Jason Springer & Co.,r. 9
Essex
Lewis Robert E., finisher Cal. Furniture Mnfg Co.,r.
801 Hyde
Lewis Robert, compositor, r. 317 Leavenworth
Lewis Robert N. F., commercial traveler, 291 Market,
r. 317 Leavenworth
Lewis Rodman P., attorney at law, 100 Montgomery
Block
Lewis Rosalind Miss, buttonholemaker, r. 9 Moss
Lieivls Sam. & Co. (Samuel Lewis and Louis
Werthejmer) manufacturers and dealers cigars
and leaf tobacco, 24 California
Lewis Samuel, r. 305 Third
Lewis Samuel (Sam. Lewis & Co.) r. 900 O'Farrell
Lewis Samuel, hackman, r. 174 Jessie
Lewis Samuel, miner, r. 783 Market
Lewis Samuel, poultry ranch, W s Mission Road, nr
Ocean View Station
Lewis Samuel C. (Dufifey & Lewis) r. 516 O'Farrell
Lewis Selig, glazier. 673 Mission, r. 433 J* Clementina
Lewis Sol., r. 621 Eddy
Lewis Thomas, veterinary surgeon, r. 1244 Howard
Le^is Thomas J., r. 10 J^ Harriet
Lewis Thomas O., clerk Custom House, r. 1831 Jessie
Lewis Thomas S., baker, r. 15 William
Lewis Walter, hou-e painter, r. 213 Clara
Lewis Wesley T. (Lewis Brothers) r. 615 Eighteenth
Lewis William (William Lewis* Co.) r. 804 Ellis
Lewis William, bookkeeper, r. 1908 Sutter
Lewis William, plumber J. Keegan, r. 831 Vallejo
Lie'wts William & Co. (William Lewis) manufac-
turers cigars and importers and dealers leaf to-
bacco, 30-32 California
Lewis William H., waiter, r. 231 Stevenson
Lewis William J., surveyor and civil engineer, 104
Montgomery Block, r. 461 Natoma, nr Sixth
Lewis William R.. clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Bowen, r. 334 Beale
Lewis & Co. (Lewis Albert, George Hall and John W.
Norton) teamsters, 17 Steuart
Iie'M^$& Swift (John Lewis and Patrick Swift)
wholesale and retail lumber dealers, 215 Spear
Bsy Lewis. See Louis
Lewisey A., iron worker Sutter St. RR.
Lewison Louis, merchant, office 6 Sansome, r. 608
Post
Lewltt William, physician, office and r. 16 Turk
Lewitt William B., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 2110 Mason
Lewkowitz Alfred, r. 418 Van Ness Av
Lewkowitz Brothers (Joseph and Jacob) proptrs New
York and San Francisco Jewelry Mnfg Co., 213-215
Sansome
Lewkowitz Jacob, r. 303 )i Turk
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO."'""'^'':fr.l.X'o"mr/s';r''r™''""*
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR WASHINO PBOnPTI.lT ATTENUED TO
OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET.
LEW
601
LIE
Lewkowitz Jacob (Lewkowitz Brothers) r. 418 Van
Ness Av
Lewkowitz Joseph (Lewkowitz Brothers) r. 418 Van
Ness Av
Lewkowitz Morris, peddler, r. 525 Stevenson
Lewkowitz Solomon, laborer, r. 2.') Harriet
Lewthwaite Alexander, salesman S. P. Taylor & Co.,
r. Oakland
Lexow George F., shoemaker, r. 134 Fourth
Ley Chatks, baker, r. 115 Natoma
Leydeclter Tlieoflore William, wines and
liquors, SW cor Clay and East, and (Leydecker &
Lunsman) r. Alameda
Leydecker «Ss Liniisiiian (Theodore W, Leydecker
and John H. Lunsman) liquor saloon, 631 Davis
Leyden Andrew, coremaker, r. 12 Folsom Av
Leyden Henry, master mariner, r. 921 Battery
Leyden James F., harnessmaker,r. Market.bet Fourth
and Fifth
Leyden John, laborer, r. 251 Minna, rear
Leyden Michael, laborer, r. 251 Minna, rear
Leydon Darby, foreman Oregon Imp. Go's Wharf,
r. 558 Howard
Leydon Michael, laborer Hancock & Kelso
(^"Lfydon. See Layden and Lydon
Leyman J. R., packer J. A. Folger & Co.,r. 135 Shipley
Leymann Harry, captain schr Harry, office 7 Clay
Lezinski Paul, r. 515 Filbert
Lhermerout Louis, r. 114 Fourth
Lhez John, cigarmaker, r. 421 Fourth
Lhez John M., liquor saloon, 1118-1120 Dupont
L'hote Eugene, druggist Alexander Zabaldano, r. 1160
Market ^
L'hote Fannie Mrs., furnished rooms, 1160 Market
L'hote Henry C, special agent Western Fire and Ma-
rine Insurance Co.. r. Alameda
L'hote Rene, real estate, r. 1038 Twentieth
Libbey John G. (Dakln & Libbey) r. 439 Fell
Libbey MarkL., dentist, office and r. 10 Geary
Libbey William H., expressman, SE cor Fifth and
Brannan, r. SE cor Hampshire and Center
0'"Libbey. See Libby
Libbing Henry H., messenger Board of Supervi8or8,r.
633 J^ Natoma
Libby Daniel B., ticket agent 8. P. ER., r. 764 Mission
Libby Daniel C, policeman, r. 1870 Stevenson
Libby Eliab L., driver Omnibus RR.
Libby Fanny Mrs., copyist, r. 14 Turk
Libby Georgie F. Miss, assistant Grant Primary
School, r. 1505 J<j Steiner
Libby H. B., r. 1804 Mason
Libby Henry, helper G. & E. Snook, r. 602 M Broad-
way
Libby James N., carpenter, r. 1804 Mason
Libby Joel, shipjoiner, r. 1081 Broadway
Libby Mary E., widow, r. 1616 Eddy
Libby M. M.. r. 1804 Mason
Libby Warren T., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 219
Mason
l^"Libby. See Libbey
Libeck Leon, dry goods, 1429 Dupont
Libenow August, cook Concordia Hotel, 907 Folsom
Liberty Hall, R. P. HaU proptr, 1121 Alabama
Liberty Hill Consolidated Mining and Water Co. (Ne-
vada Co., Cal.) John \V. Pew secretary, 310 Pine,
room 15
liibreria Italiana, Tonini Bros, proptrs, 136
Montgomery Av
License Collector, City and County, New City
Hall, basement
Lichau Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Llcbau E. Mrs., dressmaking, 756 Howard
Lichau Ernest, physician, r. 7.56 Howard
jliicht George, clerk, r. 413 Powell
Licbt Louis, dry and fancy goods, 146 Second
Lichtenbi rg Charles B., jeweler, 644 Washington
Lichtenberg William (Degener &Co.) r. San Rafael
LichtenfelB Gottlieb, dishwasher Concordia Hotel
Llchtenstedt Henry, waiter, r. 86 Everett
Lichtenstein Albert, clerk Arpad Haraszthy & Co., r.
2104 Howard
Lichtenstein Annie, widow, r. 978 Harrison, rear
Lichtenstein Benjamin H., pawnbroker, 221 and 702
Kearny, r. 702 Sutter
Lichtenstein Bros. & Co. (New York) ninfrs cigars, W.
J. Houston .t Co. agents, 215-217 California
Lichtenstein Edward, salesman S. H. Frank & Co., r.
2104 Howard
Lichtenstein Edward H., clerk B. H. Lichtenstein, r.
702 Sutter
Lichtenstein Gustave, clerk L. H. Lichtenstein & Co.,
r. 1009 Leavenworth
Lichtenstein I. H., clerk B. H. Lichtenstein, r. 1312
Mason
Lichtenstein Leah H. (L. H. Lichtenstein & Co.) r.
1009 Leavenworth
Lichtenstein L. H. & Co. (Leah H. Lichtenstein and
Siegfried Abramson) jewelry, 820 Kearny
Lichtenstein Max H., traveling agent Arpad Hara-
szthy & Co., r. 2104 Howard
Lichtenstein M. B. & Co. (Moses B. Lichtenstein and
Adolphe P. Craner) importers and jobbers dia-
monds, 126 Kearny, room 9
Lichtenstein Meyer, mnfr ladies' underwear and cor-
sets, 9 Dupont, r. 714 Bush
Lichtenstein M. H., pawnbroker, 617 Washington, r.
1213 Mason
Lichtenstein Moses B. (M. B. Lichtenstein & Co.) r.
414 Eddy
Lichtenstein Solomon, clerk M. H. Lichtenstein, r.
1213 Mason
Lichtenstein Solomon, clothing and gents' furnishing
goods, 214 Sixth
Lichtig Thomas, polisher Levison Bros., r. Ahlborn
House
Lick E., cook Meyer's Bakery
Lick Eugene W., bookkeeper, r. 919 Jackson
Liick House, William F. Harrison manager, W s
Montgomery, bet Sutter and Post
Lick James W. (F. L. Such & Co.) r. SW cor Twenty-
third and Douglass
Lick Laundry, William McCracken proptr, 13 Lick
PI
liick Paper Co. (Santa Clara Co.)Fr(ftik H. McCor-
mick president, Frederick N. Delanoy secretary,
109 California
Lick Trust (The James Lick Trust) Henry E. Math-
ews secretary, 606 Montgomery, rooms 19-20
Llckel Morris M., boot and shoemaker, 100 Jackson, r.
105 Jackson
Licot Charles, porter C. Anduran & Co., r. 738 Pacific
Licot Leon, cook French Hospital, r. 210}^ Clara
Licot Nicoli, bartender, r. 1100 Stockton
Lida Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.)
A. C. Hammond secretary, 401 California, room 7
Liddecoat William, miner, r. 232 Jessie
Liddell Henry, r. 31 Eddy
Llddie Sarah, widow, r. 539 Seventh
Liddle George K., salesman Liddle & Kaeding, r. 329
Fell
Liddle John H., r. 329 Fell
Liddle Robert (Liddle * Kaeding) r. 329 Fell
Liddle Thomas J., boatman, r. 329 Fell
Liddle & Kaeding (Robert Liddle and Charles
V. B. Kaeding) guns and sporting materials, 638
Washington
Lidstrom Charles G., commission merchant, r. 420
Minna
Lidstrom Henry L., bookkeeper Lyon & Co., r. 420
Minna
Lieb Adam H., market, SE cor Twenty- fourth and
Guerrero, r. 1201 Guerrero
Lieb Carl F., tailor, r. E s Mississippi, bet Mariposa
and Solano
Lieb Christian, laborer, r. 432 Ninth, rear
Lieb C. Warren (C. Warren Lieb & Co.) r. 655 Jessie
Lieb C. Warren & Co. (C. Warren and Henry Lieb)
printers, 535 Clay
Lieb Frederick, laborer, r. 432 Ninth, rear
Lieb Harry H., glassblower, r. 31 Grand Av
Lieb Henry (C. Warren Lieb & Co.) r. St. Louis, Mo.
Lieb Mark, laborer, r. 432 Ninth, rear
Liebenberg Albert H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Bryant, r. 572 Bryant
Liebenberg August, driver Bay City Soda Water Co.,
r. \\h% Thirteenth
Liebenberg Emma, domestic 1200 Van Ness Av
Liebenberg Henry C, clerk Albert H. Liebenberg, r.
■ 572 Bryant
Liebeiithal Albert, salesman Friedlander BroB., r. 311
Dupont
Lieber Emory, baker, r. 817 Vallejo
Liebermann Theodore, stockbroker, 307 Montgomery,
r. 1409 Van Ness Av
Liebert Bruno, teacher music, r. 305 Fulton
Liebert Charles, laborer, r. 429 Bush
Liebert John T., tailor, r. 533 Stevenson
Llebes Brotberg & Co. (Louis and Jacob Liebes
and Nathan Meyer) manufacturers cigars and im-
porters and dealers leaf tobacco, 14-16 Fremont
G.W.CLARK k CO.^'.'!?l^.§lJi]?.^« 645 MARKET ST.
38
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
FIJIiTOSr IRON IVOKKN. 213 Fremont Mtreet.
Manufacturers of Amaleamntiiie Pan* and Settlers.
LIE
602
LIN
Llebes George, assistant foreman Liebea Bros. & Co.,
r. 1013 Van Ness Av
Liebes H. & Co. (Hermann and Isaac Liebes and
Charles J. Behlow) importers and manufacturers
furs, 113 Montgomery
Liebes Hermann (H. Liebes & Co.) r. 1714 Van Ness
Av
Liebes Isaac (H. Liebes & Co.) r. 1714 Nan Ness Av
Liebes Jacob (Liebes Brothers & Co.) r. 1718 Sacra-
mento
Liebes Louis (Liebes Brothers & Co.) r. 1013 Van Ness
Av
Liebhauser John, tanner, r. 109 Twelfth
Liiebig «fc Co. Drs. (Archibald C. Stoddard, M. T>.)
405 Mason
Liebmau Leopold, salesman Porter, Slessinger & Co.,
r. 117 Stockton
Liebman Otto (Anthes k Liebman) r. 11 Geary
Liebmann Adolph, traveling salesman Michalitschke
Bros. & Co., 201 California
Llebold Gustav (Liebold & Eul) r. 335 Fourth
Liebold & Eul (Gustav Liebold and William Eul)
proptrs Bay State Oyster House, 7 Stockton
Liebrich Edmond F., druggist, SW cor Eddy and
Steiner, r. SE cor Pierce and Turk
Liebschutz Charles, restaurant, SE cor Montgomery
and Pine, r. 240 Montgomery
Lleberg Thomas, stevedore, r. 104 Mission
Liederkranz Hall, S s Fifteenth Av, bet Railroad Av
andN, South S.F.
Lieders John, wireworker, r. Sanders' Hotel
Liledersdorff William, groceries and wholesale
liquors, NE cor Seventh and Natoma
Liekefelt Au^just, liquor saloon, NE cor Washington
and Kearny, r. 1232 Stockton
Lieker Frederick L., cigars and tobacco, 539 Clay, r.
1114 Pacilic
Lieker Otto H., with Frederick L. Lieker, r. 1114 Pa-
cific
Llemann Fritz, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Liemann J. H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lien Evart, cook, r. 14 Ash Av
Lienard Marie Mme., lacecleaner and mender, r. 517
Post
Lienard Ulric, carpenter, r. 517 Post
Lies Eugene Mrs., widow, r. 1579 Folsom
Liesch Anton, r. 817 Vallejo
Lieseufeld Henry, billiard-table finisher P. Liesen-
feld, r. 945 Folsom
Liiesenfeld Philip, billiard-table manufacturer,
945 Folsom
Lievre Isidore, traveling agent J. Cerf & Co., 517-519
Market
Lievre Louis, iron molder, r. 59 Jessie
Lievre Xavier, r. 59 Jessie
Life Saving Service, office U. S. Appraiser's Bldg, first
floor
Lifflck Alexander, longshoreman, r. 123 Shipley
Liftchild Henry, reporter Morning Call, r. 961 Mis-
sion
Liggett Agnes, widow, r. 30 Moss
Liggett & Myers' Tobacco Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) Wil-
liam H. McAlister agent, 206 Front
Light Edward, bartender H. Hartmann & Co., r. 226
Second
Light Edwin, cooper, r. Harmony Hotel
Iiiglit for All (weekly) Alberts. Winchester pub-
lisher and proprietor, 304 Stockton
liigiit House Department (12tb District) in-
spector's office 77-79 Appraiser's Building
Iiig'Iit House Department (12th District) engi-
neer's office 73-75-70 Appraiser's Building
liifflit House Inspector l!2tli District, George
W. Coffin commander U. S. Navy, office 77-79 Ap-
praiser's Building
Light Jacob W., expressman, r. 1512 Hyde
Light M. E. Mrs., r. 2628 California
Iji|;litbody H. I., assistant Henry E. Knox, r. Oak-
laud
Llghtbody John P., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 11
Pearl
Lightbourn John E., paperhangings, 303 Dupont, r.
1026 Folsom
Lightburne Stafford, agent Singer Sewing Machines, r.
562 Minna
Llghtfoot John, dyer Cal. Silk Mnfg Co., r. cor Tenth
and Railroad Ave, South S. F.
Llghthall A. H. (The A. H. Llghthall Harvester Co.)
and civil engineer, office 429 Fourth, r. 1013
Treat Av
Iii£^litliall Harvester Co. Tbe A. H. (A. H.
Lighthall) manufacturers harvesters and pumps,
429 Fourth
Lightner Felix, clerk Lachman & Jacobi. r. 1322 Gold-
en Gate Av
Lightner Henry L., mining expert, r. 1312 Guerrero
Lig^htner Isaac, commission merchant and agent
H. Newmark & Co. (Los Angeles, Cal.) ofijce 214
California, r. 1322 Golden Gate Av
Lightner Joel F., secretary Hale & Norcross Silver
Mining Co., office 58 Nevada Block, r. 212 Powell
Lightner John, tailor, r. 339 Union
Lightner Samuel, assistant bookkeeper Liebes Bros.
& Co., r. 1322 Gulden Gate Av
Ligon Leopold (Stork & Ligon) r. 4 Martha PI
Ligue Nationale Francaise, office and library 120 Sut-
ter, rooms 16-17
Liguria Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.)
Joseph Morizio secretary, 328 Montgomery, room
24
Likins William (Williams & Liklus) r. 661 J^ Minna
Lilieuthal EUia, clerk John H. Van Glahn, r. NE cor
Twenty-second and Chattanooga
Lllienthal Ernest (C. Mangels & Co. ) r. 1911 Mission
Lilieuthal Ernst R. (Lilienthal & Co.) r. 1818 Califor-
nia
Lilieuthal Henry (Henry Ebbinghausen & Co.) r.2442
Mission
Lllienthal Henry, clerk Henry Ebbinghausen & Co.,
r. NW cor Polk and Hayes
Lilienthal Herman, butcher, 338 Sixth, r. 246 Town-
send
Lilienthal J. Led. (Lilienthal & Co.) r. 1818 Califor-
nia
Iiilientlial Pliilip N., cashier Anglo-Californian
Bank (limited) r. 1.510 California
Iiilientlial & Co. (Ernest R. and J. Leo. Lilien-
thal) wholesale liquors and proprietors Cyrus
Noble's Distillery, 100-102 Front
Liljenberg Peter (Liljenberg & Brother) r. 938 Har-
rison
Liljenberg Sven (Liljenberg & Brother) r. 938 Harri-
son
Liljenberg & Brother (Peter and Sven) carriage build-
ers, 938 Harrison
IiilUendey Otto W., proprietor Railroad Ex-
change, SW cor Powell and Francisco, r. 623
Greenwich
Lill August H., groceries and liquors, 16 Eddy
Lillard John J., vaquero, r. N s Thirteenth Av, bet N
and P, South S. F.
Lille Charles, soap mnfr, cor Bay and Webster
Line Jean, ijaker, r. 5 Sonora
Lille Michel, liquor saloon, 1413 Dujjont
Lille Philip, soapmaker, r. cor Bay and Webster
Lilley George A., glovecutter, r. 337 Tehama
Lilliauder John P., tailor, r. 704H Mission
Jjillie Augustus S., compositor, r. 26 Fair Oaks
Llllie Chester H., r. 310 Kearny
Lillie Christian F., foreman C. C. Funk, r. 26 Fair
Oaks
Lillie George E., r. 129 Turk
Lillie Hiram C, r. 951 Mission
Lillie James, gilder, r. 123 Liberty, rear
Lillie Lewis, secretary Colorado Commercial and
Laud Co., and McElroy Gravel Mining Co., 607
Washington
Lillie Sarah P. Miss, assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 216 Capp
Lilligren August, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 502
Fourth
Lillis Frank A., clerk, r. 408 Octavia
Lillis James L., receiving clerk Western Union Tel.
. Co., r. 408 Octavia
Lillis Patrick, watchman Nevada Bank of S. F., r. 778
Bryant
Lillis Thomas, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Lilljcgrer Richard, laborer, r. 174 Clara, rear
Lillystrand Andrew, shipcarpenter, r. 20 Clementina
Lillystrand Frank, fireman, r. 20 Clementina
Lillystrand John, master mariner, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Lima Antone C, waiter C. P. RR. stmr Apache
Lima Consolidated Mining Co. (Arizona) C. A. Morse
secretary, 217 Sunsome, room 8
Lima Lazzaro, butcher, 314 Montgomecy Av
Lima Marcelino, cigarmaker, r. 1519 Dupont
Limotti L.. Swiss Sharpshooters, 630 Bush
Linahan John, longshoreman, r. 25 Fifth Av
Linahan John Jr., r. 157 Clara
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY **8»"'S«?HI£sho^t notice
JMAOnniUniirU importer of and dealer in COAIi AND PIG IRON,
■ mHbUUnlUUun, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
LIN
603
LIN
Linaban Joseph P., wireworker C. H. Qruenhagen, r.
26 Perry
Llnabau Patrick E., currier John Meehan, r. cor
Twenty-fourth and Misaion
n^'Liuahau. See Liuehau
Linari Giovanni (Giovanni Linari & Brother) r. 424
Vallejo
Linari Giovanni & Brother (Giovanni and Stefano)
wood and coal, IJIO Stockton
Linari Paolo, r. 1511 California
Linari Stefano (Giovanni Linari & Brother) r. 17 La-
fayette
Lincoln Andrew K., haruessmaker, r. 1123 Greenwich
Lincoln Bernard, farmer, r. 70'J Stockton
Lincoln Charles P., clerk freight auditor C. P. RE ,
r. Oakland
Lincoln Elijah W., carpenter, r. 5'24 Sixth
Lincoln Evening School, Charles H. Ham principal,
E 8 Fifth, nr Market
Lincoln George S. (Lincoln & Co.) r. 14'27J4 Pine
Lincoln George W., night inspector Custom House, r.
2422 Pacific Av
liincoln Grammar Scliool, James K. Wilson
principal, E s Fifth, nr Market
Lincoln Granville H. (Lincoln & Parkin) r. 131 Thir-
teenth
Lincoln Harry S., wood and coal, NWcor Gough and
Linden Av, r. 113 Franklin
Lincoln Henry, mining superintendent, r. 636 Com-
mercial
Lincoln Henry S.. clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r.
515 McAllister
Lincoln Jenuie Miss, r. 707 O'Farrell
Iiiucoln Jerome, real estate, 116 Leidesdorff, and
vice president Security Savings' Bank, 215 San-
some, r. 555 Harrison
Lincoln Jerome Jr., student, r. 555 Harrison
Lincoln t,evi A., street contractor, r. 2724 Folsom
Lincoln P. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1427 Pine
Lincoln Primary School. Miss M. A. Manning princi-
pal, E 8 Fifth, nr Market
Lincoln Robert, clerk William Ireland, r. Oakland
Limolu Vincent H., general agent, 534 California
LINCOLN & Co. (George S. Liu-
coin) temperance g'roceries, IS 01 Polk
Lincoln & Parkin (Granville H. Lincoln and C. A. Par-
kin) groceries, 2910 Sixteenth
Lind Alfred W., pcoptr Lind's Alameda and S. F. Ex-
press, 331 East, r. Alameda
Ijincl Charles (Malter, Lind & Co.) r. 109 Twenty-
fourth
Lind Charles, seaman, r. 103 Sacramento
Lind Francis, boatman, r. 21034 Washington
Lind .John, laborer, r. 8 Oak Grove Av
Lind John, laborer, r. 531 East
Lind John O., asphaltum worker, r. 32 Natoma
Lind Robert, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Lind's Alameda and San Francisco Express, Alfred
W. Lind proptr, 331 East
BS"Liud. See Lynde
Lindaiher Paul (Lindacher & Stadtfeld) r. 1508 Jones
Lindaclier& Stadtfeld (Paul Lindacher and William
C. Stadtfeld) gents' furnishing goods, 34 Mont-
gomery
Lindall K , seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Liudauer Frederick, porter German Hospital
Lindauer Gustave, coke, coal, wood and charcoal, 526
Fourth, r. 256 Tehama
Llndberg Catherine, widow, r. 1713 Leavenworth
Lindberg Charles, bartender, r. 138 Folsom
Lindberg Edward A., compositor, r. 1713 Leaven-
worth
Lindberg Emily U. Miss, assistant North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 1713 Leavenworth
Lindberg George, tanner, r. i40 Shotwell
Lindberg John, stableman, r. 140 Folsom
Lindberg Nils, seaman, r. 503 Folsom
Llndblad Frank H., machinist, r. 136 Shipley
Lindclof O., Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Lindiborg Charles, driver City RH., r. 1409 Minna
Lindeeki T Jacob H., tailor, 787 Folsom, r. 341 Tehama
Lindell Carrie Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 201 Union
Lindell House, Asion Wolff proptr, SW cor Sixth and
Howard
Lindeman David, salesman Joseph Bremer k Co., r.
12 Garden
Lindeman .lohii. laborer, r. 912 Folsom, rear
Llndemann Abraham, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lindemanu Albert, waiter L. Hemme, r. 512 Pine
Lindemann Charles, seaman, r. 700 Front
Llndemann Charles H. W., mnfg jeweler, 339 Bush, r.
Alameda
Lindemann Charles O., clerk Charles Goldberg, r. 165
Perry
Lindemann Claus, tanner, r. W 8 Dolores, bet Twen-
ty-ninth and Day
Lindemann Dora, cook, 6 Columbia
Lindemanu Francis L., baker, r. S s Twelfth Av, bet
LandM, South S. F.
Lindemann Frederick, tanner, r. Dolores, bet Twen-
ty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Lindemann G. H., r. 421 Bush
Lindemann Henry, tanner, r. NW eor Dolores and
Day
Lindemann Isidore, barber, r, 1046 3^ Folsom
Lindemanu John, tanner S. F. Tannery, r. cor Twenty-
fifth and Bryant
Lindemanu Paul, waiter, r. 524 Pine
B^"Liudemanu. See Liuderman
Linden August, pantryman O. R. and N. SS. Ore-
gon
Linden House, Amasa Swift proptr, 220 Third
Linden Osmond S., housepaiuter, r. 613 3^ Natoma
Linden Patrick, laborer, r. 2116 Powell
Lindenbaum Abraham, clerk John Lindeubaum, r.
542 Natoma
Lindenbaum Bessie Miss, shoefitter, r. 708 Folsom
Lindenbaum John, boots and shoes,'943 Market, r. 544
Natoma
Lindenbaum Moses, tailor, 708 Folsom
Liuueubaum Philip, clerk John Lindenbaum, r. 542
Natoma
Lindenberger H. H., with A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
Fruit Vale
Lindenberger William E., clerk Naphtaly, Freiden-
rich & Ackerman, r. Fruit Vale
Lindenborn Charles S., clerk, r. 1709 Mason
Liudenborn Charles S., confectionery and varieties,
. 1332 Pacific
Lindenstadt .^.dolph, r. 638 Filbert
Linder Domiuiok, butcher, r. 24 Fair Oaks
Linder Reinhold, with D. M. Osborne & Co., r. 1130
McAllister
Linderlof O., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton •
Linderman .\lbert, cook D. & G. Ahrens, r. SE cor
Howard and Fremont
Liuderman ^ichau, tanner, r. 2737 Bryant
Liuderman William, barber, r. 1077 Market
Lindermann J. Henry, cook La Grande Laundry, r. 363
Eleventh
B^Lindermann. See Lindemann
Lindfelt D. H., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Liudfors Emil, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Lindheimer Meier, sergeant police, r. 734 Geary
Lindhohu Adolf, master mariner, r. 919 Jackson
Lindholm Benjamin, dairyman, N s Twenty-sixth,
bet Noe and Castro
Lindholm Henry (Henry M. Lindskog & Co.) r. 503
Jones
Lindholm J., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW tor Kearny and
Morton
Lindholm Otto W. (O. W. Lindholm & Co.) r. Vladi-
vostock, Easteru Siberia
Lindholm O. W. & Co. (Otto W. Lindholm) general
merchandise, 122 California
L'liidipeiideute (semi-weekly) Italian newspaper, To-
nini Brothers publishers, 136 Montgomery Av
IjiiicUey Curtis H., attorney at law, 508 Mont-
gomery, r. Iu43 Twenty-fourth
Lindley M. N., foreman weaver Golden Gate Woolen
Mills, r. 202 Sixteenth
Lindley i^ Co. (()f Sacramento) wholesale grocers,
office 405 Front
Lindmark O., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Lindner Charles, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Lindner Conrad, r. 5 Gerke Alley
Lindner Joel, clothing, 345 Kearny, r. 9 Willow Av
Lindner Max, merchant, r. 319 O'Farrell
Lindner Richard, dairy, S s Russia Av, bet Loudon
and Paris
Lindner Sebastian, tanner, r. Ninth Av, bet M and N,
Siiuth S. F.
Lindo J. & Co. (Jacob Lindo) furniture auctioneers,
609-611 California
Lindo Jacob (J. Lindo *; Co.) r. 1512 Powell
Lindo Joseph, hackman, cor Pine and Kearny, r. 1512
Powell
fiOSEWOOD. LMUM-VM, BOXWOOD
JOHN "WIGMORE,
133 SLPKAR »TBi:£T.
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
LIN
604
LIN
Lindoflf Louis, tanner, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South
8. F.
Lindop Mary, widow, r. 638 Howard
Llu'lop William G., painter, r. 638 Howard
Lindorf Carlos, r. 137 Fret-lou, rear
Lindow John F., merchant tailor, 913 Pacific
Lindow John H., tailor, r. 915 Pacific
Llndquist Anne, widow, r. 2G1 Clara
Lindquist C. A., Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
LindquistN. J., Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgomery
BS^Lindquist. See Lundquist
Lindros Carl, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Lindsay Frederick G., clerk Alfred H. Hogg, r. 405
Eddy
Lindsay George, machinist, r. 5GG Folsom
Lindsay H. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 511 Pine
Lindsay John, laborer Fulton Iron Works
Lindsay John, laborer, r. W s Columbia, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Lindsay John M., woodcarver, r. 8 Anthony
Lindsay Matthew, compositor, r. 122 Silver
LindSMy Minnie M. Miss, r. 405 Eddy
Lindsay Nellie Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
AVorks
Lindsay Robert A., salesman Louis Kline &Co.,r. 1921
Stevenson
Lindsay Robert M., bookkeeper Thomas P. H. White-
law, r. 10 De Boom
Lindsay William, shoefitter Charles W. Pope, r. W s
Columbia, bet Twentietli and Twenty-first
Lindsay William, waiter J. Delttno
Lindsey Ann Mrs., r. 270 Jessie
Llndsey Catherine, r. 1319 Sansome
Lindsey Fulton, optician, 843 Market, r. 365 Jessie
Lindsey John, engineer, r. Columbia Hotel
Lindsey John, machinist, r. 636 Commercial
Lindsey Joseph H., carpenter, r. 1319 Sansome
Lindsey Thomas (Lindsey & Co.) r. 808 Guerrero
Lindsey Thomas, coachman, 1013 Pine
Lindsey Thomas Jr., driver Goetze & Crowley, r. .808
Guerrero
Ldiidsey William, real estate agent, 609 Califor-
nia, r. 924 Jackson
Lindsey & Co. (Thomas Lindsey and William M.
Goetze) groceries and liquors, SW cor Twentieth
and Guerrero
Lindskog Henry M. (Henry M. Llndskog & Co.) r.
318 O'Farrell
Lindskog Henry M. & Co. (Henry M. Lindskog and
Henry Lindholm) cigars and tobacco, 213 Mont-
gomery
Lindsley Frank H., driver George Haas, r. 347 Jessie
B^Lindsley. See Linsley
Lindt Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Lindtuer John S., musician Tivoli Garden, r. 27 Oak
Grove Av
Lindwall Charles G., driver National Brewery, r. 716
Grove
Lindwall Edmond L., groceries and liquors, 21 Hinck-
ley
Lindwall William G., with Pac. Pickle Works, r. 716
Grove
Lindy Benjamin, seaman P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 625
Davis
Liuehan Bridget F., domestic 30 Hawthorne
Liuehan C. J., teamster C. W. Bryson, r. 508 Bran-
nan
Linehan Cornelius, shoemaker, r. 40 First
Liuehan D., laborer Hancock & Kelso
Linehan Daniel, r. 764 Harrison
Linehan Daniel J., barber, 503 Howard, r. 54 Minna
Linehan Dennis, horseshoer, r. 126 Fourth
Linehan Edward, plasterer, r. NW cor Twenty-third
and Dolores
Linehan Elizabeth, widow, r. 566 Howard
Liuehan Frank, laborer, r. E s Church, nr Twenty-
Fourth
Linehan Isabella, widow, r. NE cor Sacramento and
Locust
Linehan John, boot finisher, r. NW cor Twenty-third
and Dolores
Linehan John, dairyman, 8 s Jersey, bet Diamond
and Douglass
Linehan John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-
third and Dolores
Linehan John, helper Rlsdon I. and L. Works
Linehan John Jr., boltculter Pac. Rolling Mills
Linehan Joseph, teamster City and County Alms
House
Linehan Mary, widow, liquor saloon, 40 First
Linehan Michael, driver City RR., r. 15 Ridley
Linehan Michael, hackman, SWcor Market and Fifth,
r. 5 Rausch
Linehan Michael, laborer, r. 24 Clara
Linehan Richard R., fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
E s Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Linehan Timothy, boilermaker, r. 566 Howard
Linehan Timothy, milk ranch, E s Berlin, nr Bur-
rows, U. M. T.
Linehan William, boilermaker, r. 5C6 Howard
Linehan William, deckhand stmr Apache
SyLinehan. See Linahan
Linekin N. M. Mrs., widow, r. 927 Golden Gate Av
Linen James, clerk A. P. Hotaling »t Co., r. 1610 How-
ard
Liner John, pressman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
238 Fremont
Liner Michael, iron molder, r. 238 Fremont
Lines John, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Lines Samuel G. Rev., rector St. Luke's Episcopal
Church, r. 2211 Van Ness Av
Lines Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Linfield Charles, laborer A. E. Buckman
Linforth Alfred, sawmaker, 318 Jackson, r. 821 Va-
lencia
Linforth Edward H. (Linforth & Rawlings) r. 1171
Howard
Linforth Edward J., attorney at law, 401 California,
rooms 9-10, r. 1711 Howard
Linforth Edward W. (Linforth, Rice & Co.) r. NE cor
Folsom and Second
Linforth James (Linforth, Rice & Co.) r. NE cor Fol-
som and Second
Linforth James A., bookkeeper, r. 1711 Howard
Liinfbrth, Rice & Co. (James Linforth, William
A. Rice and Edward W. Linforth) importers hard-
ware and agricultural and mining tools, English
steel, steam engines and sugar machinery, bells,
etc., 323-325 Market
Linforth & Rawlings (Edward H. Linforth and John
M. Rawlings) carpenters and cabinetmakers, 411
Mission
Ling James, shoemaker, r. 801 Grove
Lingby Louis, sawyer Main St. Mill, r. 254 Clemen-
tina
Lingenfelser Conrad W., foreman J. W. Sbaeffer b
Co., r. 316 Eighteenth
Lingley Phcebe, widow, r. 1329 Leavenworth
Linio Giorgio, painter, r. St. Gottard Hotel
Link Casjjar, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich, nr San-
some
Link Harry O. (George R. Starr & Co.) r. 25J4 Stock-
ton
Link Theodore, letter carrier Post Office, r. 348 Third
Linklater Jacob, olerk, r. 2108 O'Farrell
Linkton Samuel, mining, r. Lick House
Linn August, poultry dealer, r. SW cor San Bruno
Road aud Serpentine Av
Linn Charles H., bartender Deutcher Verein, r. 414
Filbert
Linn Jacob (Ginocchio & Linn) r. 414 Filbert
Linn John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Linn Joseph, r. 605 Broadway
Linn Mary J., domestic 6 Monroe
B^" Linn. See Lynn
Linne Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 812 Laguna
Linne George, clerk Cutting Packing Co., r. cor
Franklin and Chestnut
Linne Hen, y, restaurant, 730-732 Fourth
Linne J. C, lighthouse keeper Goat Island
Linne John C, assistant lighthouse keeper Point
Bonito
Llnnegar James P., housepainter, r. 23 J4 Second
Linnemanu Charles, waiter Tivoli Garden
Linneweber Bernard, tailor, r. 473 Tehama
Linney Jolin H. , superintendent Young Men's
Christian Association Building, and patentee J. H.
Linney's steam cooker, oflice and r. 232 Sutter
Linoberg Louis, merchant, r. 527 Turk
Linscott Russell S., clerk, r. 417 Sutter, rear
Linskey Delia, domestic 635 Ellis
Linskey Joseph, policeman, r. 256 Fourth
Linskey Patrick, laborer, r. 19 Welsh
Linsley Ervin W., r. W s Wisconsin, bet Napa and
Shasta
Linsley Oifford W., hat and wigblock maker, 660
Mission
t^ Linsley. See Lindsley
Linstrom Albert, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Lint Peter F. , butcher, 2306 Howard
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Jewelers,
offer Goods Lower than any House
in this city. 119 Stontgomery St.
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Liutermaiiu George, cook Frederick Radke, r. 36 Clay
Lintbal Henry, clerk, r. 19 Hollis
Lintbicuui William, horse clipper, 844 Howard, r. 9
White PI
Linthroii Charles, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont-
gomery
Linton Oeorge H., r. 321 Geary
LiutoD Theodore G., clerk U. 8. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. 44 Third
Liutott Charles, lunch kitchen, and butcher, 660 Mis-
sion, r. 1134 Broadway
Lintott James, butcher, r. 1-532 Pacific Av
Lintrum Otto, furniture, 10.59 Market
Lintrup Charles, laborer, r. 10 Vincent
Llutrup J., packer 8. F. News Co., r. 10 Vincent
Linville Pleasauton D., policeman, r. 122 Post
Lion Edgar J. Rev., rector St. Stejjhen'a Protestant
Episcopal Church, r. 723 Grove
liioii Fire Insurance Co. The (of London)
George D. Doruin manager, office 433 California
Lion Kate, widow, r. 723 Grove
Lion Samson, oijerative melter and refiner's dept
V. S. Mint, r. Oakland
US" Lion. See Lyne ana Lyon
Lionel Mme., fortune teller, r. 51 Fifth
Lions Annie, cook 1920 Washington
Lions Katie, cook 1812 Jackson
Lipnian Aaron, produce dealer, 15 Fourth, r. 23 Russ
Lipman Aaron Jr., salesman Henry Lipmau, r. 23
Russ
Lipman Charles, clerk Hale 6l Co., r. 8W cor Jones
and Lombard
Lipman Charles, traveling salesman, r. 1014 Mont-
gomery
Lipman Charles K., clerk Hale & Co., r. 1711 Hyde
Lipman Charles W., upholsterer, 1607 Geary, r. 1011
Polk
Lipnian Fanny C, widow, r. 1711 Hyde
Lipman Fred. L., clerk Homer S. King & Co., r. 1711
Hyde
Lipmau Frederick, clerk Acberman Bros., r. 613 Haye.s
Lipman Henry, produce commission merchant, 202
Washington, r. 23 Russ
Lipman Isaac M., clgarmaker, r. 113^ Clara
Lipnian Itzig, r. 23 Russ
Lipman Joseph (Lipman & Hyman) r. 613 Hayes
Lii>man Leon, clerk Hart & Goodman, r. 124 Third
Lipmau Leopold, clerk Harris Bros. & Co., r. 23 Russ
Lipman Louis, bookkeeper Louis Kline & Co., r. 311
Golden Gate Av
Lipman Louis L., salesman Aekerman Bros., r. 1609
California
Lipman Matilda E. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley
Grammar School, r. 1011 Polk
Lipman Michel, cigar dealer, r. 512 Third
Lipman Morris, junk, 955 Folsom, r. 970 Harrison
Lipman S. & Co., merchants (Virginia, Sacramento,
Portland and Napa) office 516 Market and 17 Sut-
ter
Lipnian Solomon (S. Lipman & Co.) r. 1014 Van Ness
Av
Lipmau Solomon W. (Deckelman & Lipman) r. 1011
Polk
Lipman & Hyman (Joseph Lipman and Jacob Hyman)
barbers, 4U3 Pine
t^ Lipman. See Lippman
Lipp Charles E., bookkeeper Roberts & Davis, r. 322
Ritch
Lippert John, laborer, r. 532 Ninth
Lippert Leonard, tailor, r. 512 Greenwich
Lippert Otto, porter W. R. Allen & Co., r. 512 Green-
wich
ijippert William, barber, r. 1007 Broadway
Lippi Amadio, porter A. Galli & Co., r. 8 Ohio
Lippi Amcdeo (Lippi Brothers) r. 222 }4 Fourth
Lippi Barlaine, liquor saloon, 712 Pacific, r. 525 Green
Lippi brothers (Pietro and Aniedeo) mnfrs frames,
pictures and looking glasses. 749 Market
Lippi CttJsar, peddler, r. 3 Hayward
Lippi Eugcnio, fisherman, r. 14 Ohio
Lippi Francesco, Italian BersagUcri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Lippi Michaeli, boarding, 8 Ohio
Lippi Pietro (Lippi Brothers) r. 23 Stockton
Lippincott John M., bookkeeper Taylor Goodrich, r.
h()7 Geary
Lippitt, Leak & Co. (Philip Llppitt, Mon Leak and
John Fulton) mnfrs buckskin and kid gloves, 22
Sutter
Lippitt Philip (Lippitt- Leak & Co.) 22 Sutter
Lippincott Amaziah. carpenter Enterprise Mllljand
Building Co., r. 807 Geary
Lippman A., merchant, r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Lippman Alexander, clerk Lippman Bros. ,r. 1410 Ellis
Iiilipnian Brotliers (Solomon and Hyman) dry and
fancy goods. 441-443 Hayes, and NW' cor Valencia
and Sixteenth
Lippman Frederick W., deputy License Collector, r.
308 Leavenworth
Lippman George, peddler, r. 614 Natoma
Lippman GeorgeW., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent C. P. RR., r. 308 Leavenworth
Lippman Hyman (Lippman Brothers) r. 1410 Ellis
Lippman Joseph, jeweler and watchmaker,517 Kearny,
r. 308 Leavenworth
Lippman Robert, peddler, r. 2.58 Clara
Lippman Solomon (Lippman Brothers) r. 311 Octsvis
HS^Lippman. See Lipmau
Lippmann Charles, clerk Son Bros., r. 836 O'Farrell
Lippold A., sau.sagemaker, r. Turk St, Hotel
Lippold Reinhard, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. S s Sixteenth, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Lipsher Brothers (George and John) commission
merchants, 52G Montgomery
Lipsher George (Lipsher Brothers) r. 1807 Steiner
Lipsher Hannah, widow, r. 1807 Steiner
Lipsher John (Lipsher Brothers) r. 1807 Steiner
Lipsher Joseph, salesman H. Myers & Son, r. 227
Kearny
Lipsky Frederick, French laundry, 1127 Clay
Lipzig Isaac, glazier, SE cor Stockton and Post
Lisanago Eloisa Mrs., r. 1525 Mason
I.<isbon House, Cardozo & Baptista proprietors,
315 Drumm
Lischewsky August H., fireman, r. 230 Second
Liscbewsky GustaVe A., machinist Philadelphia
Brewery, r. 230 Second
Lischy George M., brakeman S. P. RE., r. 606 Fourth
Lish Ulrich, clerk, r. 401 Broadway
Liske Herman C, seaman stiiir Areata, r. 72 Tehama
Liss Charles H., salesman Nolan Bros., r. 911 Bush
Lissak Adolph H. Jr. (White k Lissak) r. 1258 Call-
fornia
Lissak Louis S., stockbroker, r. Lick House
Lisser Louis, teacher music, r. 504 Sutter
Lisset Martin, carpenter, r. 828 Howard
List Joseph S.. seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Lister Anna Miss, vestmaker, r. 508 Ellis
Lister Thomas E., salesman Gordan Bros., r. 508 Ellis
Listinger Louis, peddler, r. Federal Hotel
Listner William, teacher, r. SK cor Polk and Turk
Liszewski M. Mrs., cook 1201 Hyde
Litchfield J. M. & Co. (Joseph M. Litchfield) mer-
chant tailors and furnishing goods, 415 Montgom-
ery
Litchfield John C, engineer, r. 1 Sheppard PI
Litchfield Joseph M. (J. M. Litchfield & Co.) r. 415
Montgomery
Litchfield Thomas H., r. 1025 Mission
Litgen John D., liquor saloon, SVV cor King and
Fourth, r. 305 Sixth
Littau Joseph, r. 236 Seventh
Littau Mathias, carrier Chronicle, r. 236 Seventh
Littebrandt Herman, helper melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 314 Thirteenth
Littelle Hiram W., with Asa Fisk, r. SE oor Sixth
and Howard
Littig Philip, cook, r. 210 Leidesdortt"
Little A.,r. 32 Fourth
Little Alfrea, clerk O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 1407
Guerrero
Little Cornelius C. N., saddler, r. 605 Broadway
Little Delia B., widow, r. S s Mariposa, bet Pennsyl-
vania Av and Mississippi
Little Delia E. Miss, assistant Turk St. Primary
School, r. 5 Liberty
Little Edward J. (Little & Lawson) r. Alameda
Little Ella J. Miss, teacher, r. 409 Capp
Little Frank, draftsman, r. 139 Fourth
Little George, painter, r. 232 Jessie
Little George E., clerk Post Office, r. 637 California
Little J., miller, r. 54 First
Little James, titter Industrial Iron Works, r. 2544 Fol-
som
Little James H., expressman, SE cor Battery and
Jackson, r. E s Church, bet Tweuty-eighth arid
Duncan
Little James R., clerk general freight office C. P. RR.,
r. 1204 Market
Little Jennie R. Miss, compositor, r. 423 Ellis
INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK & CO.. 645 MaM St.
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INCKIiEY, SPIERS * HAYES, FUIiTOW IKON "VFORHS, 213 Fremont Street.
Slanuf^vtarerH of STATIONABY and SIABIN£ £9{«IIK£S aud KOII.KBS.
LIT
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Little John G., shipwright, r. 320 J6 Ritch
Little John Ot., trunkmaker, r. 5 Liberty
Little John J., trunkmaker, r. 5 Liberty
Little John McD., teamster S. Jacob, r. 637 Stevenson
Little John T., real estate broker, 314 Montgomery,
room 14, r. 1254 California
Little Joseph, miner, r. 702 California
Little Joseph M., machinist, r. 312 Beale
Little Joseph R., dentist, r. 206 Kearny
Little L., molder Industrial Iron Works
Little Lizzie B. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 6 Liberty
Little Louis D., brakeman S. P. ER., r. 357 Brannan
Little Palace Hotel, August Herrmann proptr. Fifth
Av, bet A and B, South S. F.
Little Prince Mining Co. (Tombstone, A. T.) JohnH.
Sayre secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
Little Randolph W., conductor Clay St. RE., r. 1110
Taylor
Little Robert, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 832 Vallejo
Little Robert Mrs., ■widow, r. NE cor Twenty-fifth and
Alabama
Little Rowland W., trunkmaker, r. 320}^ Ritch
Little Samuel, trunkmaker, r. 5 Liberty
Little Sisters' Infant Shelter, Mrs. Jane Temple mat-
ron, 512 Minna
Little Thomas, molder Empire Foundry, r. 65 Clem-
entina
Little Thomas J. , elevatorman Palace Hotel
Little Thomas J., policeman, r. 336 Union
Little Thomas R., molder, r. 154H Shipley
Little Walter J. P., carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. E s
Church, nr Twenty-fourth
Little William, carpenter and builder, 122 Geary
Little William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20 Te-
hama
Little William, policeman, r. 352 Third
Little William B., r. 5 Liberty
Little William H. (Woodin & Little) r. 5 Liberty
Little William T., foreman William T. Garratt, r. 409
Capp
Little William W., clerk Post Office, r. 1915 Steven-
son
Little & Lawson (Edward J. Little and John C. Law-
son) stoves and copperware, 603 Battery and 306
Jackson
iJ^Little. See Lytle and Lyttle
liittlefield, Allison & Co. (Sheldon Littlefield,
David E. Allison and Alfred Goldthwait) fruit and
produce commission, 309-315 Washington
Littlefield D. C. Mrs., r. 509 Goiigh
Littlefield Frank O., bookbinder, r. 1023 Clay
Littlefield F. W. Mrs., dressmaker, 131 Post
Littlefield Ivory F., bookkeeper Whittier. Fuller & Co.,
r. 822 Bush
Littlefield James, clerk, r. 2 Washington ■
Littlefield James, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Modoc
Littlefield John E., patrolman Underwriters Fire Pa-
trol, Station 2, r. 302 Hayes
Littlefield John W., shipwright, r. 19 Perry
Littlefield John W. Jr., clerk, r. 19 Perry
LittletiBld L., oiler American Sugar Refinery
Littlefield Loammi L., clerk, r. 912 Minna
Littlefield Myron W., letter carrier Post Office, r. 809
Leavenworth
Littlefield Sheldon (Littlefield, Allisfin & Co.) r. 1723
Clay
Llttleford Edward, driver N. B. and M. RE., r. 1712
Polk
Littleford Ellen, widow, r. 1712 Polk
Littleford John, r. 1712 Polk
Littlejohn Charles, clerk, r. 1114 Jackson
Littlejohn George W., master mariner, r. 1114 Jackson
Littlejohn Wilbur T., carpenter, r. 862 Mission
Littleton W. D., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo &
Co's Express, r. Alameda
Litton Bearse, watchman, r. 318 Minna
Litton William H., night inspector P. M. SS. Co's
Wharf, r. 333 Geary
Litton William H. Jr., watchman P. M. SS. Co's Wharf,
r. 333 Geary
Litz John, upholsterer, r. 334. Seventh
Litz Nicholas J., scroll sawyer, r. 334 Seventh
Litzelschwob Antone, helper Eureka Brewery, r. 235
First
Litzius August, upholsterer, r. 35 M Langton
Lltzius August C, engraver Lcvison Bros., r. 35 3^
l^angton
Lltzius Edward, cutler Will & Finck, r. 35}^ Langton
LitziuK Louis, upholsterer, r. 35 M Langton
Litzius William, salesman Will & Finck, r. 36 }4 Lang,
ton
Liurette John, gardener, r. NE cor Kansas and Center
Lively James, r. 824 Howard
Lively Richard, helper Moynihan & Aitken
Livergood Clara, domestic 2119 Buchanan
Livermore Charles E., manager Redington Quicksil-
ver Co., 531 Market, r. Occidental Hotel
Livermore Edward St. L., compositor, r. 227 San Jos6
Av
Livermore Harry A., pressman The Daily Report, r.
227 San Jose Av
Livermore Horatio P., treasurer Redington
Quicksilver Co. and Natoma Water and Mining
Co. and Folsom Water Power Co., office 531 Mar-
ket, r. Rock Ridge. Oakland
Livermore Obadiali, real estate agent, 137 Mont-
gomery, r. 1216 Jones
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INS. CO,
Cliarles D. Haven resident secretary,
4:22 California ,.
Liverpool and London and Globe Insur-
ance Co's Building', NE cor Leidesdorflfand
California
Liverpool House, 516-518 Pacific
Liverpool Underwriters' Association, Falkner, Bell &
Co. agents, 430 California
Livingston Benjamin, salesman Livingston b So&d-
heimer. r. 1010 Polk
Livingston Clarence H., clerk U. S. Inte];nal Revenue,
r. 7 Dupont
Livingston David (Livingston & Sondheimer) r. 1420
Polk
Livingston Eliza Mrs., r. 437 Jessie
Livingston Eva Miss, assistant South End School
Livingston Fred. S., porter Middleton & Co., r. Oak-
land
Livingston George H., r. 904 Van Ness Av
Livingston Henry, expressman, r. 523 Vallejo
Livingston Howard, r. 904 Van Ness Av
Livingston H. W. Jr., r. The Florence
Livingston Isaac, speculator, r. 559}^ Minna
Livingston Isaac, upholsterer, 902 Larkin, r. NE cor
Cedar Av and Polk
Livingston James M.. mining and real estate, 1 Stev-
enson Building, r. 904 Van Ness Av
Livingston John (Lowenthal, Livingston b Speyer)
r. Oakland
Livingston Louis (Livingston & Co.) r. Frankfort,
Germany
Livingston Louis, salesman J. Lawrence, r. Eleventh
Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Livingston Mark (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus b
Co.) r. Europe
Livingston Michael H., traveling salesman Eosen-
thal, Feder & Co., 35 Battery
Livingston Nathan, junk, 42 First
Livingston Richard M., r. y04 Van Ness Av
Livingston Riualdo R., journalist, r. 6ii Harriet
Livingston Samuel, bookkeeper M. Banner iN: Co., r.
630 Eddy
Livingston William, conductor Sutter St. ER., r. 106
Austin
Livingston Si Co. (Louis Livingston, Isaac Levy,
Abram P. Williams and Joseph May) importers
and wholesale dealers wines and liquors, 220-222
California
Livingston & Sondheimer (David Livingston and
Moses Sondheimer) dry and fancy goods, 1420
• Polk
Livingstone Chauncey, steward C. P. RE. stmr
Apache
Livingstone Frank, cardriver, r. N s King, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Livingstone Frank Jr., boxmaker, r. N s King, bet
Fitth and Sixth
Livingstone Philip H.. jeweler, r. 109 Polk
Livingstone Roderick, carpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Livroui Andrew, bootbliick John Lavery, r. 266 First
Livroni John R., bootblack, 1100 Market, r. 444Ji Na-
toma
Lizard Bernard, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Llewellyn David, superintendent Colvlmbia Foundry,
r. 343 Beale
Llewellyn Llewellyn J., ironmolder, r. 343 Beale
Llewellyn Reese, proptr Columbia Foundry, 133-135
Beale, and 130-136 Main, r. 343 Beale
Llewellyn Reese Jr., ironmolder, r. 343 Beale
Llewellyn Richard, teamster, r. 317 Harrison
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN AIAj KINDS OP FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Llewellyn steam Condenser Manufacturing Co., James
M. Streeten president, Calvert Meade secretary,
324 Pine, room 10
Llewellyn Thomas, machinist Columbia Foundry, r.
343 Beale
Bt^Llewellyn. See Lewellyn
Lloyd Arthur, seaman bktn Modoc, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Lloyd Charles R. (Cutter, Lloyd & Co.) r. East Oak-
laud
Lloyd Edwin C, painter, r. 110 J$ Eighteenth
Lloyd George E., salesman E.F. Gibbon, r.625 Kearny
Lloyd G. W., clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 1130 Valencia
Lloyd John, attorney at law, 411 M California,
room 15, r. Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Lloyd John L., painter E. H. Gadsby, r. 130 Fifth
Lloyd Kate, r. 1318 Dupont
Lloyd Louisa C, widow, r. 426 Hickory Av
Lloyd Mary, domt-stie 1105 Taylor
Lloyd Mary P., widow, teacher Free Kindergarten No.
4, r. 918 Van Ness Av
Lloyd Reuben H. (Lloyd & Wood) r. lOlOFolsom
Lloyd Richard, painter E. M. Gallagher, r. Berkeley
Lloyd Sarah, widow, r. 13 Laskie
Lloyd Thomas, r. 1023 Stockton
Lloyd William, longshoreman, r. 13043^ Montgomery
Lloyd William A., ironmolder, r. 755 Howard
Lloyd William C, stage manager Tivoli Garden, r.
623 Ellis
Lloyd & Wood (Reuben H. Lloyd and William S.
Wood) attorneys at law, 9-10-12-13 Nevada Block
Loag John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., King St.
Loague Charles A., cook Oregon Imp. SS. Walla Walla,
r. 417 Bryant
Loaiza Manuel Y., bookkeeper Wenceslao Loaiza, r.
1217 Washington
Loaiza Rollo, longshoreman, r. 317 Filbert
Loaiza Wenceslao (Wenceslao Loaiza) r. 1217 Wash-
ington
Loaiza. Wenceslao (Wenceslao Loaiza and Jorge
L. Canalizo) commission merchants, 323 California
Loane Abraham, planer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. 1530
Golden Gate Av
Loane Charles, whittncr James C. Sellers, r. 1512
Golden Gate \v
Loane Framis M., stonemason, and eitraman Engine
No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. 240 Sixth
Iioaue Frank M., bricklayer, r. 1512 Golden Gate Av
Loane Henry S., carpenter and builder, r. 1512 Golden
Gate Av
Loane John M., salesman Lachman & Jaeobi, r. Ahl-
born House
Loane William, tinsmith, r. 647 Howard
Lobe Emile (Lobe, Salinger & Co.) r. 1513 Gough
Lobe Henry, salesman Bachman Bros., r. 508 Hyde
Lobe Oscar, seaman, r. 47 Sacramento
Lobe, Saling-er Si Co. (Emile Lobe, Albert M.
Salinger and Jacob Greenwald) American Bargain
Co., 515 Market
Lobe Simon, r. 5(18 Hyde
B^Lobe. See Loeb
Loben Sels P. Justus van, attorney at law, 530
California, room 4, r. 1305 Adeline, Oakland
Lobenstein Marcus, drayman, 119 Battery, and station-
ery and varietits, 1528 Turk
Lobenstein Ralph, shoemaker, r. 1528 Turk
Lobenstein S. & Co. (Solomon Lobenstein and Marx
Cohn) butchers, NW cor Post and Laguna
Lobenstein Solomon (8. Lobenstein & Co.) r. NW cor
Laguna and Post
Lobos Avenue School, Miss E. Goldsmith principal,
S B Point Lobos Av, bet Parker and Johnson Avs
Lobos Square Packing House, J. Y. Wilson &
Co. proplrs, N s Bay, nr Buchanan, depot 508
Market and 9 Sutter
Locan Frank, president Eureka Consolidated
Mining Co., 36-37 Nevada Block, r. 1114 Post
ByLocan. See Logan
Loceo Roman, porter H. Schuik, r. 6 Hinckley
Loch August, machinist Novelty Iron Works, r. 317
Green
Loch Louis, baker, r. 625 Clay
Loch William L., packer Seth Thomas Clock Co., r.
13 Tehama
B^Loch. See Locke
Lockbauni August B., manufacturer jewelry
boxes, 134 Sutter, r. 1809 Post
Lochbaum August H. Jr., jewelry case-maker August
H. Lochbaum, r. 1809 Post
Lochbaum Eva, widow, r. 1227 Union
Lochbaum Valentine B., tinsmith, r. 1227 Union
Locher F. Joseph, cutter James P. Hixson'
Lochhead Andrew, machinist, r. 217 Spear
Lochhead John, mechanical engioeer, 217 Spear
Lochhead Robert, machinist, r. 217 Spear
Lochman Antonio, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Lochuer Joseph, retoucher Peters & Sewell, r. 740
Howard
Lock Christian, seaman schr George Washington
Lockard William, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1014
Washington
Locke Alice Mrs., r. 426 Kearny
Locke Charles E., bric-a-brac, antique furniture
and statuarv, 25 Geary, and proprietor Bush Street
Theatre, r. 210 Powell
Locke C. H., Ship Joiners' Assn, Tl New Montgomery
Locke Frank L., miller Horace Davis & Co., r. Oak-
land
Locke HoUis M., bookkeeper, r. 2209 Larkin
Locke Isaac S., wharfinger Vallejo St. Wharf, r. 2209
Larkin
Locke James, laborer, r. 524 Ninth
Locke James B., pressman Frank Eastman & Co., r.
2209 Larkin
Locke James P. (Locke & Thomas) r. E s Church, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Locke J. E., compositor, r. 502 Washington
Locke Joseph H., plumber, r. 14 Anthony
Locke Josiah H.. superintendent Golden Gate Flour
Mills, r. 819 Grove
Locke Lewis, interpreter Chinese, Police Courts, r.
920 Clay
Locke M. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, 907 Stockton
Locke Nathan S.. clerk, r. 2209 Larkin
Locke Raymond M., carpenter, r. 2209 Larkin
Locke S., Chinese interpreter .and dealer Chinese
and Japanese fancy goods and general merchan-
dise. NW cor Dupont and Jackson *
Locke Samuel, mining, 321 Davis, r. Lick House
Locke Silas M., capitalist, r. 125 Golden Gate Av
Locke U.S., capitalist, office 507 Montgomery, room
1, r. El Paso. Texas
Locke W. C, r. Marlborough House
Locke William L., clerk William T. Coleman & Co.,
r. Occidental Hotel
Locke & Thomas (James P. Locke and Henry ThomaB)
carriage factory, 670 Mission
a£F"Locke. See Loch
Locker August, laborer, r. Thirty-second Av, bet G
andH, South S. F.
Locker Charles, gasfitter Charles Waters, r. 217 Clara
LockhartJohn, carrier Evening Bulletin
Lockhart John, peddler, r. 11 Converse
LockhartJohn A., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Lockhart M. L., driver Market St. RR.. r. 1616 Turk
Lockhart Robert, carrier Morning Call, r. NW cor
Nineteenth and Stevenson
Lockhart Samuel, carrier Bulletin and Call, r. 22
Everett
Lockhart Thomas, carpenter, r. 54 First
US^Xdckhart See Luckhardt
Lockren Charles, brakemau S. P. RR., r. 606 Fourth
Lockridge Martin, teainster, r. 2420 Sutter
Lockwood D. R., assistant License Collector, r. 1921
Taylor
Lockwood Eugene, switchman C. P. RR., r. 2603
Bryant
Lockwood Henry H., porter Richards & Harrison, r.
326 Ellis
Lockwood John, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Lockwood John R., clerk License Collector's Office, r.
1921 Taylor
Lockwood Louise, widow, r. 1524 Jackson
Lockwood Thoma^ sawjnaker Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
14 Geary
Lockwood Tylie W., compositor Morning Call, r. 711
California
Lockwood William, laborer S. P. RR., r. 208 Shotwell
Lockwood William H., stockman printing and litho-
graphic dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 3 Elliot Park
Lockyer Annie L., domestic 10 Russ
Lockyer Frederick, tinsmith G. & E. Snook, r. Berke-
ley
Lockyer Henry, stovemounter James De La Montanya,
r. Berkeley
Lockyer Thomas, deckhand tug Joseph H. Redmond
Locomotive Engineeis Board of, 909 >« Maiket
Loderhose August (Muenter & Loderhose) r. 215 Sec-
ond
Loderhose Marie, domestic 1827 Clay
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Photograiiby in all iUt brancIieM executed In any style.
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Lodge David E., foreman West End Stables, r. 2414
California
Lodge William F., conductor N. B. and M. KB., r. 41
Louisa
Lodge William, janitor 603 Front, and extraman En-
gine No. 12, S. F. F. D., r. 101 Commercial
Lodl Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) Charles Man-
ner secrttary, 51 Fremont
Lods Charles L., carpenter Spring Valley W.W., r.
1608 West Mission
Loeb Aaron (Leon & Co.) r. 204 Fifth
Loeb Gabriel, salesman Buyer & Reich, r. 236 Sutter
Loeb Henry, butcher, 1100 Clay
Loeb Sigmund, clerk, r. Ahlborn House
II^"Loeb. See Lobe
Loeber , compositor, r. 220 Montgomery Av
Loeber Andrew, butcher Edwin E. Waterman, r. 1920
Filbert
Loeber Herman, bookkeeper Forbes Bros. & Co.. r.
Oakland
Loebden Henry, seaman, r. 921 Battery
Loehr George P., wheelwright, r. 1810 Broderick
Loesch George, leader orchestra Tivoli Giircleu, r. 736
Geary
Loesecke Percy von, stockbroker, 312 Pine, r. 513
Franklin
Loesh John, tailor, 1106 Howard
Loessel Theodore, bookkeeper Michalitschke Bros. .<i
Co., r 1106 Taylor
Loevene Catherine J., widow, r. 1813 Steiner
Loevene Percival M. M., bookkeeper, r. 1813 Steinor
Loevy Louis, clerk, r. 136 Perry
Loew Aaron, tailor, 14 Turk
Loewe August, proptr Liberty Dairy, SE cor Warren
and Thirtieth
lioewe Brothers (Mrs. Henrietta Loewe, Moses
Siegel and Jacques Blum) importers and whole-
sak wines and liquors, 217 Battery
Loewe Henrietta Mrs. (Loewe Brothers) r. 830 Mc Al-
lister
Loewe Joseph M., assistant bookkeeper Frankenthal,
Bachman & Co., r. 830 McAllister
Loewe Seligman (Pferdner & Co.) r. 323 Kearny
Loewe William G., driver August Loewe, r. SE cor
Warren and Thirtieth
8^ Loewe. See Low and Lowe
Loewel A. & Co. (.\lexander Loewel and Henry Gunz-
burger) butchers, 12 S. F. Market
Loewel Alexander (A. Loewel & Co.) r. 613 Locust Av
B^ Loewel. See Lowell
Loewenberg George, collector M. Brandenstein & Co.,
r. 528 Eddy
8^ Loewenberg. See Lowenberg
Loewengrund Lee, salesman S. Bine, r. 326 Golden
Gate Av
Loewengrund S., r. 326 Golden Gate Av
Loewenhayn Henry, fruit, 428 Sansome, r. Abbotsford
House
Loewenson L., carrier Alta California, r. 715 Hyde
Loewenson Max, cordmaker A. Colombat, r. 715 Hyde
Loewenstein Emanuel, commis.sion merchant, r. 1930
Sutter
Loewenstein Gotthold, tailor, r. 17 Jj Harriet
Loewenstein Herman, bookkeeper, r. 527 Natoma
Loewenstein Jacob H., laundry, 314 Langton
Loewenstein John, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r.
Thoroughfare Hotel
Loewenstein Lydia, widow, r. 1930 Sutter
8t?" Loewenstein. See Lowenstein
Loewenthal Josejih, secondhand clothing, 927 Market
Loeweuthal Max, teacher Evening School
Loewenthal Myer, assistant bookkeeper Colman Bros.,
r. 927 Market
fi^" Loewenthal. See Lewenthal and Lowenthal
Loewy William, attorney at law, 507 Montgomery, r.
922 Geary
Lofkoff , brooniinaker Harrison & Dickson
Loflaud J. M. A., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Bow-
en, r. 559 3^ Minna
Lofstad Charles, picture frame mnfr, 815 Market, r. 34
Ellis
Lofstad John N., furrier, 813 Market
Lofstadt Charles, musician, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Lofstedt Charles H., cooper Norton & Madsen, r. 405
Spear
Lofthouse Charles P., telegraph operator, r. Park
Hotel
Loftis Francis P., machinist, r. 1103 Folsom
Loftis George W., teamster, r. 821 Jessie
Loftis Henry M., teamster, r. 210 Eighth
Loftis James, teamster Presidio Jleservation
Loftis M., carpenter Presidio Reservation
Loftis Michael, laborer, r. 63 Jessie
Loftis.Tht)ma8, plumber, r. 821 Jessie
Lofton William J., barber Lampe Bros., r. Oakland
Loftus Charles, porter Western Union Tel. Co!, r. 719
Clay
Loftus James W., expressman, r. 363 Eleventh
Loftus John, bricklayer, r. 363 Eleventh
Loftus John, farmer, r. 322 .Jessie
Loftus John, teamster, r. 225 Eighth
Loftus Michael, carpenter, r. W s Noe, nr Twenty-
eighth
Loftus Michael A., policeman, r. 413 Valencia
Loftus Patrick, porter Occidental Hotel
Lcftus Patrick, laborer, r. 518 Brannan
Loftus Thoiuas, billiardman Occidental Hotel
Logan Alexander, horsecollarmaker, r. 550 Fourth
Logan Charles M., student, r. 11 Geary
Logan Duncan, assistant superintendent P. C. SS.
Co'r Wharf, r. 1325 Powell
Logan Edward, woolgrader, r. 765 Market
Logan Emma C. Miss, shoefitter Rosenthal, Feder & Co.
Logan George, laborer, r. 715 Howard
Logan H. Clay, traveling freight agent C. P. ER.,
ofiace NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Logan Hugh, superintendent Pac. Refrigerating Co.,
r. 1920 Fillmore
Logan James F., carpenter, r. 1320 Folsom
Logan John, laborer, r. 307 Ritch
Logan John, liquor saloon, W s Mission, bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Logan John W., salesman Keane Bros., r. Ahlborn
House
Logan Joseph F., teamster, r. 724 Front
Logan M. Hill, physician, office and r. 11 Geary
Logan Robert S., foreman Thomas H. Armstrong, r.
816 Filbert
Logan Robert S. Jr., shoecutter, r. 816 Filbert
Logan Sarah, domestic 239 O'Farrell
Logan Thomas, hostler N. B. and M. RE., r. 160 Clara
Logan Walter, waiter, r. 32 Second
Logan William, waiter The Baldwin, r. 46 Second
Logan William A., papercarrier, r. 724 Front
Logan William B., clerk general freight office C. P.
RR., r. 204 McAllister
8^" Logan. See Locan
Loge Henry, bellman Russ House
Logeman William, clerk, r. 101 Prospect PI
Logstroem T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Logue Charles, cook, r. 142 Townsend
Logue James, guard Golden Gate Park, r. 1350 Ful-
ton
Logue John, laborer, r. 142 Townsend
Logue Patrick, fireman, r. 56 Clementina
Loh Adam, porter Louis Kline ^^ Co., r. 707 Vallejo
Loheide Frederick W., painter J. C. Derbaum, r. 29)4
Oak Grove Av
Loheide Max H., painter, r. 29!^ Oak Grove Av
Lohman Edward, cook, r. 127 Jackson
Lohman H., laborer, r. 783 Market
Lohman Henry, cook, r. 101 Jackson
Lohman John, bootmaker, r. 443 Bush
Lohmann Edward, porter Wei), Leiter & Co., r. 820
Pacific
Lohmann Gottlieb, r. 1313 Scott
Lohmann Heinrich, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Lohmann Henry (Lohmann & Frerichs) r. 1501 Fol-
som
Lohmann Henry H., butcher, r. 615 Pine
Lohmann Jacob, salesman, r. 13 Rincon Av
Lohmann John H., painter and whitener, 1124 Mis-
sion, r. 1703 Sacramento
liOliinaiiii t!te Frericli8 (Henry Lohmann and
Martin Frerichs) groceries and liquors, SW cor
Folsom and Kleventh, and 156 Ninth
Lohmeyer John C, painter, r. 1213 Columbia
Lohmuller August, porter George A. Davis, r. 761
Mission
Lohnar Albert, driver J. H. Kessing, r. 968 Howard
Lohnar Anton, carpenter, r. 968 Howard
Lohnar Charles E., r. 7 Dale PI
Lohnar Emii, with Hait & Goodman, r. 968 Howard
Lohr Amelia, feathermaUer, r. 1216 Pacific
Lohr Kate, feathenuaker, r. 1216 Pacific
Lohr Mary, tVatbermaker. r. 1216 Pacific
Lohruiauii J. & Co. (John Lohrmannsnd DIedrlch Sie-
mcr) pickle mufrs, 46 Clay
Lohrmann John (J. Lohrmann & Co.) r. Oakland
Lohse Arnold, machinist, r. 317 Bush
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
MANUFACTURERS of FINE JEWELRY in all its
branches. H9 MOXTGOMERY ST.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET.
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liOhse George A., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 317
Bush
Lohse Catherine M., ■wiilow, r. 721 Hayes
Lobse Jacob, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
LohseJohn A., agent Piatt's Hall, r. 228 Bush
liOlise John P., secretary Calilnrnia and Hercules
Powder Works, 230 California, r. 718 Golden Gate
Av
Lohse N., laborer, r. SE cor Fulton and Webi^ter
Lohse Nicholas, assistant city superintendent Spring
Valley W.W., r. 711 O'Farrell
Lohsen Diedrich H. W. (Lohaen & Appiarius) r. 130
Ivy Av
Lohsen Hermann, clerk Becker Bros., r. 822 Larkin
Lohsen Minnie, domestic cor Railroad and Tenth Avs,
South S. F.
Lohsen & Appiarius (D.H.W. Lohsen and Henry C. Ap-
piarius) liquor saloon, junction Market and Hayes
Lolseau AdolpUe, editor Courrier de San Fran-
cisco, B'Si) Clay, r. 915 Montgoujery
Loker William T., cigars uud tobacco, 256 Third
Ltolor Charles P., ship and freight broker and
forwarding agent, 30-31 Merchants' Exchange, r.
852 Mission
Lomax David, waiter The Bal^^in, r. 1212 Pacific
Lomax James, calker, r. 1212 Pacific
Lombaerts Joseph, bakery, 640 Mission
Lombard Charles, seaman, r. '238 Steuart
Lombard Charles C, clerk Horace Davis &Co.,r. Oak-
land
Lombard Frank, with William T. Coleman & Co., r.
201 Turk
Lombard Frederic, teacher languages, r. 1026 Lom-
bard
Lombard George F., waiter Palace Hotel
Lombard John, laborer, r. 626 Brannan
Lombard Joseph, seaman, r. 27 Drumm
Lombard Patrick, galvanizer, r. 626 Brannan, rear
Lombard Street Priiuary School, Mis» Annie B. Chal-
mers principal, N s Lombard, bet Broderick and
Baker
Liombard Warehouse, T. F. Carvell proprietor,
NW cor Sansome and Lombard
Lombard! Cherubino, restaurant, 706 Montgomery, r.
734 Montgomery
Lombardl Giuseppe, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Lombardi Pacific, milker, r. N s Precita Av, nr Wash-
ington Av, B. H.
Lomeli Pedro, liquor saloon. 510 Broadway
Lometti Joseph, cellarman J. P. Schardln & Co., r. 6
Telegraph PI
Lomler Ernest, clerk Matthias Gray, r. Ahlborn
House
Lond Henry, junk dealer, 430 Spear, r. SW cor Mis-
sion and Steuart
Londenway William, waiter Palace Hotel Restaurant
London Alexander, painter, r. 38 Clara
London and California Mining Co. (limited) William
Johns manager, 320 Sau.some, room 16
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance
Co. (Liverpool) Balfour, Guthrie & Co. agents,
George W. Spencer manager, 316 California '
London and Northwestern Fire Insurance Co. (of
Manchester) E. A. Halsey & Co. agents, 411 Cali-
fornia
London and Provincial Fire Insurance Co.
(of London) Harry W. Syz general agent, 4'i0-422
California
London and Provincial Marine Insurance
Co. (of London) Hutchinson & Mann agents, 32'2-
324 California and 302-304 Sansome
London and San Francisco BunU (limited)
Arthur Scrivener manager, William Steel assist-
ant mauager, 424 California
London and San Francisco Bank Building,
NW eor California and Leili sdi^rff
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION.^.,.
of London) W illiuin Lane Booker ai^ent,
Robert Dickson manager, SE cor Slont-
g'omery anil California
London Assurance Corporation (marine of
London) Parrott k Co. agents. 306 California
London Charles, lithographer Britton & Rey, r. 1501 M
Buchanan
London Henry (Gerson & London) r. 1765 Howard
London Jacques, vice principal South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 705 Larkin
London James, boxmaker, r. 15 Bernice, rear
London James, pressman Lardner&Lee, r. 16 Twelfth
' London James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 37 Fifth Av
I London Leah Miss, r. 249 >4 Clara
I London Lewis A., house and sign painter, r. 2i9M
I Clara
j London Louis, cigarmaker Sideman, Lacbman & Co.
London Meyer, teamster, r. 34 Langton
London Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co.) A. Halsey
secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 7
LONDON TEA Co. Frederick W.
Ilnng'e proprietor, importers teas and
coffees and wliolesale and retail gro-
cers, 40 Tliird
London William R., wool scourer, r..37 Fifth Av
I Lone Mountain Cemetery (now Laurel Hill) bet Post
and California, fronting Central Av
Lone Mountain Nursery, Henry Stewart proptr, S s
Post, bet Devisadero and Broderick
Lonergan Daniel, hostler, r. 174 Jessie
Louergan George, order clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r.
1005,"^ Minna
Louergan George M., salesman Verdier, Moreaii &
Co., r. 757 Folsoru
Lonergan Harry .'blacksmith, r. 757 Folsom
Lonergan James, clerk, r. 757 Folsom
Lonergan James, shoemaker, r. 7 Sheridan
Lonergan Jeremiah H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 599 Ellis
Lonergan John, clerk, r. 757 Folsom
Lonergan Katie, cook, 1714 California
Lonergan Lawrence, r. 4 Vincent
Lonergan Lena Miss, r. 1208 California
Lonergan Mary, widow, r. 75T Folsom
Lonergan Robert, porter Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 639
Natoma
Loney Anthony, whitener, 801 Mission, r. 1304 Vallejo
Loney George, special policeman, r. 224 Kearny
Loney Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 224 Kearny
Long Mrs., r. Winchester House
Long Andrew M., clerk Daniel E. Sullivan, r. 442
Ninth
Long Anson, teamster, r. 5203^ Ninth
Long Branch Hotel, Nicholas Hochguertel proptr, 8
Point Lobos Av, Ocean Beach
Long Bridget, widow, r. Sixteenth Av, bet Q and R,
South S. F.
Long C, laborer Presidio Reservation
Long Charles, varieties, NE cor Washington and
Powell
Long Charles E., clerk C. P. RR., r. 25 Thirteenth
Long Charles H., printer Adjutant-General's OflSce,
Preeidio Reservation, r. 2223 Greenwich
Long Claude, clerk, r. 29 Stone
Long Claude (estate of) importers hardware and build-
ing materials, 654 Washington
Long David, doorkeeper Adelphi Theatre
Long Delia Miss, bookfolder, r. 620 Harrison
Long Dennis, boilermaker, r. 13 Maria
Long Edward, r. 113 Perry
Long Edward, stairbuilder, r. 141 Natoma
Long Edwin, painter, r. 2'20 Stevenson
Long E. H. Mrs , widow, r. 311 Hyde
Long Frederick, porter, r. 442 Ninth
Long Frederick A., cane worker, 422 Powell
Loug George, stevedore A. C Freese
Long George H.. clerk, r. 141 Natoma
Long George S., brewer, r. 645 Stevenson
Long Harry W., traveling ageut Sanderson & Horn, r.
Occidental Hotel
Long H. B., salesman Keane Bros., r. Ahlborn House-
Loug Jacob, bootblack Peter Miller, r. 417 Post
Long James, carpenter, r. 141 Natoma
Long James, clerk, r. 814 Sansome
Long, James, foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Oakland
Long James, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Long Jamrs E., clerk Wakelee & Co., r. 2213 Pine
Long James H., law clerk Whittemore & McKee, r.l41
Natoma
Long John, salesman, r. 2918 Clay
Long John, typecaster, r. 141 Natoma
Loug J. T., r. Grand Hotel
Long Lillie D., Miss, r. 25 Thirteenth
Long Lizzie M. Miss, r. 34 Essex
Long Louis H., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
Berkeley
Long M., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Long M^ry Mrs., r. 915 Howard
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Long Maurice, porter Dunham, Carrigan k Co., r. 36
Garden
Long Michael, foreman J. Harris & Co., r. 519 Bryant
Long Michael (D. Block & Co.) r. 413 Brannan
Long Nicholas, auctioneer, r. 739 Folsom
Long Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Larkin and Fran-
cisco
Long Patrick J., expressman, r. 2213 Pine
Long Peter, butcher, r. 1316 Broadway
Long Philip, clerk D. W. Hitchcock, r. 915 Howard
Long Robert S., carpenter Kobinson & Gillespie, r.
Park Hotel
Long Salmon H., mnfr Hemme k Long pianos, 1815
Washington, r. 1812 Washington
Long Sarah M. Miss, r. 34 Essex
Long Seely F., physician, office and r. Chronicle Bldg
Long Suwarrow, porter, r. 10073!* Jones
Long Thomas, liquor saloon, 34 Minna
LongW. A., medical student Medical College of the
Pacific, r. 652 Mission
Long William, porter J. C. Merrill & Co., r. 44 Clem-
entina
Long William, trunkmaker, r. 35 South Park
Long William, waiter, r. 308 Tehama.
Long William F., shoecutter, r. 35 South Park
Longe Frederick A., portraitpainter, r. 660 Mission
Longe Goorge, butcher, r. S s Langton, bet Folsom
and Harrison
Longfellow Alvin J., carpenter, r. 117 Mason
Longfellow Copper Mining Co. (Clifton, A. T.) Fein-
berg & Winter agents, 205 Front
Longfellow Henry A., planer Hobbs, Wall & Co., r. W
8 Dolores, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Longfellow Joseph W., printer Union Box Factory, r.
1030 Folsom
Longinotti John B., candymaker Hirschfeld &Saroni,
r. 513 Stevenson
Longinotti Joseph, scavenger, r. 49 Boardman PI
Longley George W., signpainter, 332 Bush,r. 6 Scheer-
erPl
Longley Thomas, watchman, r. 435 Bush
Longmoore A. J., ludging.s, 403 Broadway
Longshoremen's Benevolent Association, Ixora Hall
Longtin Jean B., boots and shoes, 111 Seventh
Longton William, iroumolder, r. 549 J<^ Tehama
Longwill John (Stevenson & Longwill) r. 9 Perry
Lonkey Jane, widow, r. 28 Natoma
Loo Louis, cook, r. 125 Virginia
Loofbourow George T., clerk N. E. Barnes, r. Oakland
Loomer Jacob E., shipjoiner, r. Valley, nr San Jose Av
Loomis Augustus W. Rev., pastor Presbyterian Chi-
nese Mission, NE cor Sacramento and Stockton, r.
1505 Jones
Loomis Byron, house builder, r. 2618 Bryant
Loomis Charles A., liquor dealer, r. 1017 Larkin
Lioomis George, clothing, gents' furnishing goods,
boots and shoes, hats, tobacco, yankee notions,
etc., 706-716 Kearny, r. Palace Hotel
liooiuis Henry B., attorney at law Latimer &
Morrow, 76 Nevada Block, r. 311 Stockton
Loomis John P., porter Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, r.
342 Clementina
Loomis Roland, teamster, r. 223 Eighth, rear
Loomis Satella E., widow, r. 1214 Sutter
Loomis William A. B., clerk Davis Bros., r. 1214 Sut-
ter
Looney Elijah, waiter The Baldwin, r. 267 Minna
Looney John, liquor saloon, 140 Second, r. 57 Clemen-
tina
Looney Timothy, laboier P. M. SS. Co., r. 53 Jessie
Loop Frank S., clerk A. J. Leary, r. 406 Bryant
Loop Sidney J., real estate, r. 4(i6 Bryant
Loorya Marcus, tailor, 231 Pacific, r. 915 Sansome
BS^ Loorya. See Loryea
Loos William D., pi-esideut Cal. Glass Works', cor
Utah and Alameda, r. 736 Tehama
Lopes John, magnetic healer, r. 734 Montgomery
Lopes John, seaman schr Ada McCune
Lopes John, shirtmaker, r. 27 John
Lopez , printer, r. 1100 Stockton
Lopez A., r. 1318 Dupont
Lopez Amadeo, compositor, r. 1628 Stockton
Lopez Ascenclon, widow, r. 25 Hinckley
Lopez Carlos, importer Mexican fruits, r. 26 Hinckley
Lopez Charlotte, seamstress, r. 716 Vallejo
Lopez Concha, dressmaker, r. 512 Broadway
Lopez Concha Miss, seamstress, r. 15 Scott PI
Lopez Felipe, clgarmaker, r. 323 Montgomery Av
Lopez Gebasso, vaquero, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Lopez Jesus, cigarmaker, r. 2006 Powell
Lopez Jesus, furniture and bedding, 610 Vallejo
Lopez Jesus E., wagonmaker, r. 1331 Sacramento
Lopez Josefa, domestic 309 Taylor
Lopez Paz, widow, r. 6 Card Alley
Lopez Petra, teacher Spanish, r. 1320 Stockton
Lopiano Maria, dressmaker, r. 7 Lafayette PI
Lopisich Bernard, cook, r. SE cor Battery and Pacific
Lio Presti Antonio, restaurant, 19 Powell, r. 26
Ellis
Lorber Addie, widow, dressmaker, r. 251 Third
Lord Andrew J., painter, 23 Fifth, r. 135 Sixth
Lord Charles A., clerk Mayhew & Taggard, r. Brook-
lyn Hotel
Lord Charles 0., student Henry C. Davis, r. Berkeley
Lord Edwin (J. E. Mitchell & Co.) r. 413 Tenth
Lord Elijah S., shipcarpenter, r. 310 Hayes
Lord Eva Miss, r. 2029 Pacific Av
Lord Franklin F., physician, oflice 230 Eeamy, r. 704
Bush
Lord Hannah, widow, r. 1113 M Kearny, rear
Lord Henry, waiter, r. NE cor Pacific and Kearny
Lord James H., marblecutter, r. 117 Thirteenth
Lord John, fruit dealer, r. 4.52 Minna
Lord John L., painter "Thomas Downing, r. 136 Fifth
Lord Mary, widow, r. 6 Elliot Park
Lord Rosalie, widow, r. 704 Bush
Lord Russell F., civil and mining engineer, r. 1515
Larkin
Lord Russell H., clerk Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 1515
Larkin
Lord Sallie Mrs., cosmetic bazaar, 228 Stockton
Lord Samuel F., clerk insurance dept Falkner, Bell
& Co., r. 1515 Larkin
Lord Theodore A., r. 1828 Vallejo
Lord Thomas, carpenter, r. 4 Montgomery Court
Lord Thomas, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Lord Thomas, assistant engineer Spring Valley W.W.,
r. SE cor Greenwich and Larkin
Lord Thomas H., secretary Co-operative Watch Re-
pairing Co., r. 618 Jessie
Lord William, ship joiner, r. 766 Howard
Lord William A., with D. M. Osborne & Co.,r. SWcor
Stevenson and Twentieth
Lord William A., master mariner, r. 1228 Eddy
Lorden Jeremiah, iron molder, r. 514 Fulton
Lorden Mary, widow, r. 13 Maria
Lorden Michael, laborer, r. 432 Shipley
Lorden Minnie Miss, shoefitter, r. 13 Maria
Lorens Hans, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Loreus John, porter Schwitters & Son, r. Elcho House
Lorensen Annie, domestic 1504 Taylor
Loreusen Hans, waiter, r. 37 Pacific
8^ Loreusen. See Lawrensou, Lorentzen andLoren-
zen
Lorentz Frederick, master mariner, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Lorentz John H., upholsterer, r. 420 Duncan
Lorentz Robert, coffee saloon, 7 Stockton, r. 128 JS
Sourth
Biy" Lorentz. See Lawrence, Lorens and Lorenz
Lorentzen A. P., Master Mariner's Ben. Assn, 413 Sut-
ter
Lorentzen Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lorentzen Harold, framemaker Snow & Co., r. Cali-
fornia, bet Fillmpre and Steiner
6^ Lorentzen. See Lawrenson, Lorensen, Lorenson
and Loreuzeu
Lorenz Henry, watchmaker William Manning, r. SW
cor Bush and Taylor
Lorenz Leopold, insurance broker, 32'2-324 California,
r. 776 Folsom
Lorenz Wilhelm, laborer, r. 434 Vallejo, tear
B^ Lorenz. See Lawrence, Lorens and Lorentz
Lorenzelli M., laborer, r. 713 BroadwSy
Loreuzen Henry, bookkeeper Hoffman & Co., r. 1910
Buchanan
Lorenzen John, carpenter, r. SW cor Geary and Devis-
adero
Lorenzen John T., carpenter, r. 616 Vj Natoma
Loreuzeu Lorenzo, manager Cal. Tea Co., r. 314 Fourth
Loreuzen Peter, captain schr Emily F. Bichard
Loreuzen Peter, master mariner, r. 52 Clementina
Lorenzen Thomas, r. 65 Minna
B^ Lorenzen. See Lawrenson, Lorensen, Lorenson
and Lorentzen
Lorenzetti Dominico, r. Milano Hotel
Lorenzo Edward, seaman, r. 15 Howard
Lorenzo John, r. S s Bay, bet Mason and Taylor
Lorenzo Peter, longshoreman, r. 561 Bryant
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Loretta Battle F., actress, r. 120 Page
Loretz A. F. Mrs., corsetmaker, r. 109 Ellis
Loretz Casper (Loretz & Baumann) r. E e Scott, nr
Chestuiit
Loretz Jacob, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Loretz k Baumann (Casper Loretz and Viucenz Bau-
mann) milk ranch, E s Scott, nr Chestnut
Loreus Lena, domestic 1024 Jackson
Lorigan Daniel, pantryman Me3er"s Bakery
Lorigan Edward, blacksmith, r. 765 Howard
Lorigan Frank B., bookkeeper Stewart & Buckley, r.
765 Howard
Lorigan Frank B., sash and blindmaker, r. 2930 Fol-
6om
Lorigan John, clerk, r. 22 Oak
Lorigan Malhias T., with David Kerr., r. 2930 Folsom
liorillard Insurance Co. (of New York) Jen-
nings k Stillman general agents, 317 California
Lorillard P. & Co. (New Jersey) mnfrs tobacco, H.
Heyneman & Co., agents. 217 Front
Loring David W., bookkeeper Horace Davis k Co., r.
579 Harrison
Loring Edward B., foreman J. Spaiilding & Co., r. 934
Howard
Loring E. K. Mrs., widow, r. 2409 Sacramento
Loring Francis H., clerk Henry K. Field, r. 579 Harri-
son
Loring George C, clerk, r. 225 Bush
Loring George H., assay dept U. S. Mint, r. 1808
Fillmore
Loring H. G. Mi*., widow, dressmaker, r. 112 O'Far-
rell
Loring Jabez C, teamster William J. Kelley, r. 161
Ninth
Loring Julius, bootblack Joseph Rosa
Loring Prescott, clerk Jonathan Hunt, Son & Co., r.
579 Harrison
Loring Richard, laborer, r. Turk St. Hotel
Loring Samuel L., clerk John Rae Hamilton, r. 1808
Fillmore
Loring William H., clerk Main & Winchester, r. 502
Powell
Lorke Alois, shoe cutter, r. 247 Clara
Lorquin Ernest F., naturalist, 410 Kearny, rooms
6-7, r.- Oakland
Lorquin Henry F., naturalist Ernest F. Lorquin, r.
Oakland
Lorrain Anthony, dyer, r. 20 Boardman PI
Lorrain Maria, domestic 716 Broadway
Lorrick Frank, confectioner, r. 1415 Kearny
Lorsbach Adolph, clerk Von Ronn & Hencke Bros., r.
18 Seventh
Lortz William, shoemaker, r. 403 Sutter
Loryea A. M., physician and proptr Hamman Baths,
11-13 Dupont, r. 2524 California
Loryea Arthur, clerk P. M. SS. Co's Wharf, r. SW cor
Howard and Seventeenth
Loryea Wifliam, plumber Charles Waters, r. 2524 Cal-
ifornia
l^"Loryea. See Loorya
lios Angeles and Independence Railroad
Co., Charles Crocker president, Frank S. Douty
secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend
1<08 Angeles and San Dieg<r Railroad Co.,
Charles Crocki-r president, J. L. Willcutt secre-
tary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Lozekann George, locksmith, r. 1914 Powell
Losekann Gustave, engineer Koehler & Ritter, r. 1914
Powell
Losekann Rudolph, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r.
1914 Powell
Los Gatos Flouring Mill (Santa Clara Co.) R. P. Ten-
ney agent, NE cor Davis and Market
Loskay Frank J., billiard parlors, 8 Eddy, r. 207 Turk
Loskiu Lawrenro, hostler, r. 2323 Pine
I<os8ins Rudolpli, Poundkeeper, N a California,
bet Walnut and Laurel, r. 757 Harrison
Loth Frank, tailor, T.liy< Dikemau PI
Lothers John, gardener, r. 1 Glover
Lothers John E., jeweler, r. 1 Glover
Lothrop Albert, teamster, r. 503 Linden Av
Lothrop John J., horseshoer, 1506 Vallejo, r. 1006
Leavenwoi th
Lothrop Warren R. (H. F. Smith & Co.) r. 529 Clay
It^Lothrop. See Lathrop
Lott Theresa, domestic 516 Third
Lott William S., carpenter, r. 164 Clementina
Lotterosh George, teamster, r 12 Valparai.so
Lottge John D. N., stevedore, r. 3 Church PI
Lotti Domeiiic, teamster, r. 4,16 Pacific
Lotti Lorenzo, laborer, r. 115 Clark
Lottiamar Thomas, steward P. C. SS. Gipsy
Li'ttmau Herman, laborer, r. 427 Pacific
Lottritz Ferdinand T., painter J.R. Ayer, r. 16 Garden
Lottritz John, groceries and liquors, 2945 Sixteenth
Lottriiz Joseph S., stenographer, r. 2945 Sixteenth
Lottritz Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1802 Market
Lottritz Thomas, cabinetmaker, r. 16 Garden
Lottus Frederick, painter E. M. Gallagher
Lotz Carl, confectioner Meyer's Bakery, r. 813 Pacific
Lotz Conrad, cook Chicago Hotel
Lotz Jacob, bartender, r. Broadw^ay, nr Kearny
Lotz Paul, retoucher Jones, Robinson & Co., r. 838
Market
Loubie Frank, laborer, r. 717 Stockton
Loucks Orlando, grain commission merchant, 126
Clay, r. 1010 Union
Loud C. A., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Loud Emily S. Mrs., assistant. West End School, r.
923 Hyde
Loud Eugene F., foreman Cahn, Nickelsburg k Co.,r.
708 Buchanan
Louda Catherine, widow, poultry ranch, off W s Mis-
sion, nr Six-Mile House
Louda John B., farmer, otf W s Mission, nr Six-Mile
House
Louden Maria Mrs., dressmaker, r. 324 Ellis
Louden William A., salesman Ephraim F. Wilton, r.
324 Ellis
B^Louden. See Loudon and Lowden
Loudenslager Agues, widow, r. 702 California
Louderback Andrew A., merchant, r. 336 Eddy
Louderback Charles R., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
20 Capp
Louderback Davi.s, attorney at law, 607 Kearny,
rooms 1-3. r. 1222 Geary
Louderback John, steward P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 724
Filbert
Louderback Lewis C, night inspector Custom House,
r. 122 Austin .
Louderback Martin, shoemaker, r. 5 Wetmore PI
Louderback William A., electrotyper Painter & Co.,
r. 230 M Linden Av
^^"Louderback. See Louterbach
Loudon Mrs., seamstress, r. 107 Fifth
Loudon Fannie Miss, seamstress, r. 107 Fifth
Loudon Louis, laborer, r. 5 Florence
Loudon Oberlin, cigars and tobacco, 220 Second
Loudon William, butcher James Fogarty, r. 33^ Ve-
rona
Loudon W. M. (Studabecker & Loudon) r.224 Stockton
Bt^Loudon. See Louden and Lowden
Lougee Charles, millwright William H. Milllken, r.
West Oakland
Lougee Herbert, assayer, r. 760 Howard
Lougee Jonathan P., submarine diver, r. 760 Howard
Lough Edward J., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
1625 Folsom
Lough James, wholesale and retail liquors, 514 Mis-
sion
Loughborough .\lexander H. (Loughborough k New-
hall) r. 829 O'Farrell
Iiougliborougli & Ne'wliall (.\lexander H.
Loughborough and W. Mayo NewhaUj attorneys
at law, 507 Montgomery .
Loughead John, paints and hardware, 1601-1605 Polk
Loughery Hugh, tanner, r. Chapultepec, bet Prospect
Av and Cherubusco, B. H.
Loughery Robert J., shipping clerk Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 1-52 Ninth
Loughhead Henry W., clerk London and S. F. Bank,
r. Occidental Hotel
Loughlan James D., druggist G. G. Burnett, r. 217
Clara
Loughlan John M., plumber, r. 217 Clara
Loughlan Mary, widow, r. N s Moulton, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Loughlan Timothy, boilermaker, r. 217 Clara
Loughlan William P., clerk Eyre & Jone.«, r. 217 Clara
Loughlin Anne, widow, r. 2228 Hyde
Loughlin Bernard, laborer, r. 25 Twenty-second
Loughlin Charles, packer S. F. News Co., r. 259 Te-
hama
Loughlin James, porter Baldwin Billiard Room, r.
128 M Fourth
Loughlin James, wheelwright, r. 22 Everett
Loughlin Peter J., carpenter and builder, r. 304
Twenty-first
Loughlin William, carrier Call. r. 2228 Hyde
I^" Loughlin. See Laughliu
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SHIP PLANK ani TIMBER, LOCUST TREENAILS : ^^^Js^pirsr ^'
G. D, Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
LOU
612
LOW
Loughmane James, carrier Chronicle, r. 172 Minna
Loughran , marblepoUsher, r. 180 Clara
Loughran Daniel, seaman, r. 11 Clay
Loughran James, laborer, r. Alabama, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first
Loughran James, stockdealer, r. 865 J«; Market
Loughran James 8., r. 446 Twentieth
Loughran Patrick, laborer, r. E s California Av, bet
Precita Av and Twenty-eighth
Loughran Sadie Miss, r. 1708 Turk
Loughran Susie F. Mis.-i, assistant Fairmount Prima-
ry School, r. 446 Twentitth
Loughran Thomas, r. 44(i Twentieth
Loughran Thomas (Breeze & Loughran) r. 1816 How-
ard
Loughran Thomas, sewer contractor, r. 312)4 Lang-
ton
Loughran Thomas F. (Loughran & Wolf) r. 2106 De-
visadero
Jjougtimn Si Wolf (T. F. Loughran and J. W.
Wolf) produce commission merchants, 420-422
Davis
Louideck Henry, blacksmith, r. 1229 Stockton
Louideck Mary Mrs., floriaj, 1229 Stockton
Louideck Peter, florist, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 1229 Stockton
Louis Alfred, machinist H. P. Gregory & Co., r. 513
Franklin
Louis B., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Louis Benjamin F., salesman A. B. Elfelt & Co.,r. 1809
Sutter
Louis Charles, papercarrier, r. 605 Broadway
Louis Charles, seaman P. C. SS. Geo. W. Elder
Louis Charles Mrs., widow, r. 2 Montgomery PI
Louis Emil, tanner, r. 229 Fair Oaks, rear
Louis Honorah, widow, r. 8 Fair Oaks
Louis Henry, student Heald's Business College
Louis John, tanner, r. 229 Fair Oaks, rear
Louis John A., secondhand furniture, 1048 Howard
Louis John B., cutler M. Price Jr., r. 217 Minna
Louis Marie, shoemaker, r. 614 Calif oruia
8^* Louis. See Lewis
Louison Louis, driver Geo. Mayer, r. 530 Seventeenth
LouisBon Morris (M. 8. Griubaum & Co.) r. Hono-
lulu, H. I.
LouisBon Morris, clothing, 525 Kearny, r. 623 Califor-
nia
Louisson Samuel, salesman J. Baum & Co., r. 1111
Van Ness Av
Lounes W. P., engineer The Baldwin
Loupe Arthur, salesman Weil Bros. & Co., r. 908 Van
Ness Av
Loupe John, waiter, r. 14 Harlan PI
Loupe Leopold (Castle Brothers & Loupe) r. 1720 Sac-
ramento
Lourenco Francis A., barber Sand Bro8.,r. 704 Howard
Loustaunau B..P., cook, r. 815 Stockton
Lousteau Ptter, waiter Nevada Restaurant, r. 1125
Stockton
Loustodet J. P., porkpacker, r. 259 Clementina
Louvre The, Julius Gruen proptr, junction Market
and O'Farrell
Love Burr, policeman, r. 1034 Market
Love Charles, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Love George A. (Love & Flynn) r. 1034 Market
Love Harry P., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
515 Haight
Love James, policeman, r. 1107 Stockton
Love James H., manager Emerson's Standard Thea-
tre, r. 1512 Bush
Love James H., ship carpenter, r. 949 Folsom
Love John Lord , attorney at law, 330 Pine , rooms 9-10,
r. 30 Glen Park Av
Love John T., carpenter Presidio Reservation, r. E s
Moulton, bet Webster and Fillmore
Love Josie Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar School,
r. 1521 California
Love J. S., r. Chicago Hotel
Love Lewis C, teamster Cal. Mills, r. 415 Mission
Love Richard, machinist, r. 1721 Pa ific Av
Love Samuel, glovemaker, r. 1724 Paeiflc Av
Love William, clerk, r. 1107 Stockton
Love .t Flynn (G. A. Love and James J. Flynn) liquor
saloon, 1034 Market
Lovedale George C, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
Lovegrove George H., collector S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 616 Mason
Lovegrove George P. (Ed. O. Hughes & Co.) r. 616
Mason
Lovejoy Edward B., ehipcarver, 20 Steuart, r. Ala-
meda
Lovejoy George W., machinist, r. 632 Valencia
Lovejoy Howard, r. 856 Folsom
Lovejoy Kate Miss, r. N s Eighth Av, bet G and H,
South 8. F.
Lovejoy Levy, r. NK cor Green and Polk
Lovejoy Mary, widow, lodgings. .363 Minna
Lovejoy William E., photographer, r. 1609 Jones
Lovekin Harriet S. Miss, r. cor Market and Four-
teenth
Loveland C. C, salesman, r. 2439 Larkin
Lovelaud Dora Miss, compositor B. Dore & Co., r. 1507
Folsom
Loveland Flora Miss, r. 414 Hayes
Loveland Frank, drayman N. S. Arnold & Co., r. Oak-
land
Loveland Frank L., carpenter, r. 1604 Mason
Loveland Henry S., mining, r. 1507 Folsom
Loveland Lafayette F., stockbroker, 232 }i Montgom-
ery, r. 2439 Larkin
Lovell Ardene Mrs., furnished rooms, 703 Market and
8 Third
Lovell Charles, boilermaker, r. 101 Jessie
Lovell Charles H., clerk Wilson & Wilson, r. Oakland
Lovell Edward, clerk Anderson & Fredericks, r. 1301
Vallejo
Lovell Edward C, real estate and general agent, 436
Montgomery, r. 1301 Vallejo
Loveil Freemau M., agent dress patterns, 200 Post, r.
NW cor Castro and Market
Lovell James, boilermaker, r. 22 Park Av
Lovell John, r. 37 Eddy
Lovell Marie, ladies' maid, 1105 Taylor
Lovely George 8.. boarding, 605-607 Pine
Lovely Marcus H., foreman pressman Francis, Valen-
tine & Co., r. 719 California
Lovely Mark, coffee saloon, 650 Market, r. 681 Miss-
ion
Lovely Noble, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
1003 Powell
Lovere E., capitalist, r. 305 Minna
Loverioh Esther, widow, r. 412 Tehama
Loverich Gillie, mattressmaker, r. 412 Tehama
Loverich Henry, cutter H. Lash, r. 412 Tehama
Loverich Samuel, salesman, r. 412 Tehama
Lovern John, laborer, r. 153 Silver
Lovett Anna Mrs., r. 9 Louisa
Lovett Charles H., blacksmith, r. W s Tennessee, bet
Mariposa and Solano
Lovett Eugene R., dyer, r. 1516 Howard
Lovett Frank T., laborer, r. W s Tennessee, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Lovett John, blacksmith, r. W s Tennessee, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Lovett John M., boatbuilder, r. W s Tennessee, bet
Mariposa and Solano
liovett William E., assistant U. 8. attorney, office
U. S. Appraiser's Building, third floor, rooms 59-
61, r. Oakland
Lovey Ida Miss, saleslady E. Mansbach & Co., r. 136
Perry
Lovey Louis, clerk Sternfeld Bros. & Co., r. 136 Perry
Lovick George T., dumber, r. 801 Union
Lovick Henry, sawmaker Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. 801
Union
Lovick John, houseiiainter, r. 801 Union
Lovick Richard A., sawmaker, and extraman Engine
No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 801 Union
Lovick William, Sheritf's keeper, r. 824 Union
Loyie James A., laborer, r. 741 Market
Low A. P. Mrs., widow, r. 215 Geary
Low Arthur F., attormy at law, 530 Califorilia, room
6, r. 1 Park PI
Low Bertha Miss, furnished rooms, 568 Folsom-
Iio^i' C. Adolplie (C. Adolphe Low & Co., and W.
W. Montague & Co.) r. New York
L.o>v C. Adolphe & Co. (C. Adolphe Low, George
A. Low, Charles H. Baldwin, E. L. G. Steele and
Ellsworth Westervelt) commission merchants and
agents American Sugar Refinery, office 208 Cali-
fornia
Low Charles A., attorney at law, 23 Montgomery
Block, and (Low & Chartray) r. Ralston House
Low Charles A., capitalist, r. 841 Market
Low Charles P.. corresponding clerk A. Schilling &
Co., r. 907 Sutter
Low-Edward, cook, r. 729 Green, rear
Low Francis, salesman W. W. Montague k Co., r. 212
Powell
LOUIS BRflVERIWAN & CO.°'""""°''rfl"if/n"?g'i''rr"/Sr"°''"
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHIKO TVE1.1. DOKK AT VEItY 1^>W RATES.
OFFICE. 048 SIABKET «iTKEET,
LOW
613
LUB
Low Frederick F., manager Anglo-Callfornlan
Bank (limited) NK cor Sansome and Pine, r. 8W
cor Gough and Sutter
Low George, horseahoer, r. 304 Jessie
Low George, stevedore, r. 1309 Stockton
Low George A. (C. Adolphe Low & Co.) r. Grand Hotel
Low James, r. NE cor Broderick and Fulton
Low James, student Heald's BusineBS College
Low Joel B., mining engineer, 27 Stevenson Bldg, r.
1115 Hyde
Low John, cook P. 0. SS. Los Angeles
Low John, stationkeeper Point Loboa Tel. station, N
8 Point Lobos, nr Ocean
Low Joseph W., mining, r. 1 Park PI
Low Josiah O., bookkeeper AUyne & White, r. SW cor
Sutter and Pierce
Low Nathaniel, guard House of Correction
Low Robert E., r. 110 Kearny
Low William E., engineer U. 8. Appraiser's Bldg, r.
1036 Jackson
l^" Low. See Loewe and Lowe
Lowb Frank, baker William Hessler, r. 715 Pacific
Lowlock William, shoemaker, 50 First
Lowden Henry, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 207
Turn
Lowden William H., cashier TomC. Grant, r. Oakland
B^ Lowden. See Louden and Loudon
Lowder Frank, agent, r. 1159 Miselon
Iiowe Clarence W., bookkeeper Lobe. Salinger k Co.,
r. 2033 Howard
Lowe Frederick W., seaman, r. 422 Geary
Lowe G. A., receivingteller Anglo-Calit'ornian Bank,
r. 11 Laurel PI
Lowe James, chief engineer U. S. SS. Manzanita, 77
U. S. Appraiser's Bldg, r. 125 Perry
Lowe James, painter, r. 538 Linden Av
Lowe J. A. S., bookkeeper Dunsmuir, Diggle &Co., r.
Saucelito
Lowe Julius W., musician, r. 20 Eondell PI
Lowe Lewis M., buggyman Pac. Rolling Mills
Lowe Sarah Miss, r. 511 Folsom
Lowe Thomas, student Bernard's Business College
Lowe Thomas J., brickmason, r. 364 Jessie
B^"Lowe. See Loewe and Low
Lowell Ada Miss, compositor Bacon & Oo., r. Oakland
Lowell Battery Gun Co., Chas. Sonntag & Co. agents,
114-116 Market
Lowell David, r. 735 Geary
Lowell Frank, advertising agent, ofiQce522 California,
and cigars and tobacco, 432 California, r. 32 Fourth
Lowell Nathan R., proptr Eagle Warehouse, 17-19
Davis, r. Oakland
Lowell Reuben, plasterer, r. 435 Jessie
Lowell William H., r. 643 Oak
Lowell William H., driver Wells, Fargo & Go's Ex-
press, r. 162 First
■^"Lowell. See Loowel
Lowenberg Abraham (M. Phillips & Co.) r. Honolulu,
H.I.
Lowenberg Albert J., salesman Meyerstein, Lowen-
berg & Co., r. 609 Van Ness Av
Lowenberg Edmund, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co.,
r. 10 Oak
Lowenberg George, clerk Sutro & Co., r. 10 Oak
Lowenberg Harris, attorney at law, 306 Montgomery,
r. 408 Bartlfctt
Lowenberg Isidor (Meyerstein, Lowenberg & Co.) r.
609 Van Ness Av
Lowenberg Joseph, conductor Central RR.,r. 6 Elm Av
Lowenberg Julia, widow, r. 10 Oak
Lowenberg Robert, salesman Eeberg, Bachman & Co.,
r. 10 Oak
Lowenberg S. & Co., merchants (Washington Ter.)
office 306 Montgomery
Lowenberg William (KuUmann & Co,) r. 312 Grove
]©'"Lowenberg. See Loewenberg
Loweufeld Max, clerk Solomon Bear, r. 507 Lombard
Lowenguth Henry, ironmolder, r. 145 Clara
Lowenstein David, salesman Newman & Freud, r. 1206
Stockton
Lowenstein Isaac, boots and shoes, 931 Kearny and
1208 Stockton, r. 1206 Stockton
Lowenstein James, cutter, r. 1526 Ellis
Lowenstein Joseph, clerk Newman At Freud, r. 1206
Stockton
Lowenstein Nathan, clerk Isaac Lowenstein, r. 1206
Stockton
Lowenstein Rudolph, salesman M. Levy & Co., r. 32
Willow Av
Lowenstein William, r. 1324 Fillmore
B^Lowenstein. See Loewenstein
Lowenthal Edward, clerk Louis Lowenthal, r. 1526
Sutter
Lowenthal H. Rev., rabbi, r. 638 Post
Lowenthal Henry H., attorney at law, 411 M Califor-
nia, r. The Baldwin
liOTrentlial, Livingston & Speyer (Mprris
Lowenthal, John Livingston and Daniel Speyer)
shipping and commission merchants. 320 Califor-
nia, rooms 1-2
Lowenthal Morns (Lowenthal, Livingston & Speyer)
r. 1526 Sutter
Lowenthal Paul, clerk, r. 1119 Montgomery
Lowenthal Robert, r. 1526 Sutter
B£?"Lowenthal. See Lewenthal and Loewenthal
Lower Comstock Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev. ) George
R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine,' room 44
Lowery Henry, shoemaker, 405 Brannan
Lo winger Adolph, gents' furnishing goods, 346 Kear-
ny, r. 444 Clementina
Lownes S. A. Mrs., lodgings, 829 Howard
Lownes Thomas, musician, r. 3 August Alley
Lowney Daniel D. (Jerry Lowney & Son) r. 426 Ninth
Lowney George A., messenger Board of Education, r.
1203 Howard
Lowney James E. (T. Lowney & Sons) r. 716 Clemen-
tina
Lowney Jerry (Jerry Lowney & Son) r. 426 Ninth
LOWNEY JERRY & SON
(Jerry and Daniel D. ) carriage maun-
factory, 426 Xinth
Lowney T. & Sons (Timothy J., Thomas F. and James
E.) carriagemakers, 1171-1173 Howard
Lowney Thomas F. (T. Lowney & Sons) r. 1201
Howard
Lowney Timothy J. (T. Lowney & Sons) r. 716 Clem-
entina
Lowney Timothy 8., law clerk C. T. Graef, r. 426
Ninth
Lowrentz Edward, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Lowrey Edward W., foreman Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. Abbotsford House
Lowrey John B., bookkeeper J. Y. Wilson & Co., r.
2829 Bush
Lowrey Peter, carpenter, r. 935 Vallejo
Lowrie John, r. 836 Sutter
Lowrie John, plumber and gasfitter, 225 Golden Gate
Av
Lowrie John, teamster, r. 640 Natoma
Lowrie Minnie, domestic 41 Third
Lowrie Robert, teamster, r. 640 Natoma
Lowrie William H., foreman rolling room coiner'B
dept U.^S. Mint, r. 310 Kearny
Lowry Amanda Mrs., furnished rooms, 153M Third
Lowry Frederick, butcher, r. 107 Fifth
Lowry G. M., capitalist, r. 529 Sacramento
Lowry Henry J., r. i5,iH Third
Lowry Isabelle E. Mrs., r. 272 Minna
Lowry John, bricklaj'er, r. 18 Minna
Lowry John, miner, r. 512 Mission
Lowry John A., telegraph operator, r. 25 Hawthorne
Lowry Michael, laborer, r. 408 Vallejo
Lowry Samuel N., millwright Mattullath Mnfg Co.,r,
520 Eighth
Lowry William, butcher Edward Convey, r. 928 Jones
Lowry William, carpenter, r. 963 Mission
Lowry William, fireman SS. Mexico, r. 305 Fremont
Lowry William J., commission merchant, r. 838 Guer-
rero
B^Lowry. See Laurie, Lowrey and Lowrie
Lowth J. & Co. (John Lowth and William and Michael
Halpin) importers and dealers dry and fancy
goods, 704-706'Market
Lowth John (J. Lowth & Oo.) r. Alameda
Lowther Arthur, r. 1031 Pacific
a^"Lowther. See Louther
Lowtou James, steward Scott & Vanoni, r. 146 Second
Loy Charles, bookkeeper, r. 1150 Market
Loy Frederick (J. P. Schardln & Co.) r. 107 O'Farrell
Loy Heory, teamster, r. 1077 Market
Loy William E., salesman Tatum & Bowen, r. 346
Grove
Loyal John, barber, 1658 Mispion
Loyal Robert B., real estate and insurance agent, r.
636 Post
Loyall Paul, farmer, r. 5 Howard Court
Loyer Peter J., r. 736 Pacific
Loynachan John B., cook, r. 74S Market
Lubbe Theodore, piano polisher, r. 611 Filbert
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PAPER HANGINGS
Iniporters uf- French. Ainorlciiii mid (1 XU Pl , kJllk Jb f^.fi
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Eesldences Decorated tu Artistic Style. 646 Market St.
UIKIPI/i CV QDICRQ JL l-IAYCQ FVI;.T0N iron IWOBKS, sis Fremont st.,
nllXblVLLI, OriLnO OL rlHICO, Mamifacturers of QI: art* MltliS and Mining Machinery.
LUB
614
LUD
Lubben John (Gehrels & Lnbben) r. 508 Filbert
Lubbert George H., molder, r. 330 Spear
Iiubbert Margaret, widow, r. 330 Spear
Lubboclf Charles F., painter, r. 1729 Stevenson
Lubeck Emll, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 317 Bush
Lubeck Samuel, mining, 56 Nevada Block, r. 328
Geary
Lubllsky Joseph, tailor, r. 145 Natoma
Lubin Simon C., gents' furnishing goods, 609 Mont-
gomery, r. G21 Washington
Lnbke Nicholas, shoemaker, cor Sixth and Bailroad
Avs., r. NE cor Tenth Av and J, South S. F.
Lubosch Joseph, barber, r. 731 O'Farrell
Lubosch Julius, barber Carl Mohr, r. 731 O'Farrell
Lubosch Louis, expressman, r. 731 O'Farrell
Lucan Carl, architect, r. 2010 Taylor
Lucas A, J. & Co. (Albert J. Lucas) private detective
agents, 215 Kearny
Lucas Albert J. (A. J. Lucas & Co.) r. 132 Sixth
Lucas Allen, waiter, r. 34 Eddy
Lucas David, watchman S. P. RR., r. 177G Folsom
Lucas Elmer, clerk D. W. Corbett, r. 5J^ Dupont
Lucas George, coachman, 916 Leavenworth
Lucas George, waiter, r. 353 Minna, rear
Lucas Isaac S., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 11
Mason
Lucas James, teamster, r. 184 Stevenson
Lucas John (Lucas & Go.) r. 909 Howard
Lucas John, carpenter, r. 919 Dolores
Lucas John, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Lucas John G., millwright Jos. Wagner h Co., r. 105
Langton
Lucas John M. Jr., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
room 22, r. 824 Geary
Lucas John S., r. 711 Minna
Lucas Joseph H., porter Littlefield, Allison & Co., r.
1026 Mission
Lucas Louis J., organ builder Antisell Pianp Co., r. W
s Alabama, bet Twenty-lifth.'and Twenty-sixth
Lucas Pierre M., steward P. M. SS. City of Tokio, r.
204 Seventh
Lucas Richard A., laborer Sutter St. RR., r. 1336 Bush
Lucas Robert H. Jr., r. 1231 Turk ,
Lucas Samuel, cook, r. 103 Howard
Lucas Seth A., teamster George A. Atwood, r. 169
Perry
Lucas William (Lucas & Co.) r. 909 Howard
Lucas & Co. (John and William Lucas) proptrs Gold-
en Gate Plaster Mills, 215-217 Main
Luoasi Pietro, fruits, NW cor Sacramento and Stock-
ton
Lucchesi Alfonse, teamster, r. 318 Broadway
Lucchesl Cesare, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Lucchesi Egidio, r. Milano Hotel
Lucchesi Egidio, stableman, r. 320 Broadway
Lucchesi Luigi, salesman Albert Di Vecchio, r. 506
Natoma
Lucchesi Olivo, baker L. Valente, 216 Broadway
Lucchesi Peter, cook, r. 820 Folsom, rear
Lucchessi Ricardo, teacher music, r. 502 O'Farrell
Lucchetti Francesco, restaurant, 519 Davis
Lucchntti Giovanni, scavenger, r. Colombo Hotel
Lucchetti John. r. 327 Vallejo
Luce Arthur S., bookkeejjer S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 1419 Mason
Luce C, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Luce Frank W., longshoreman, r. 631 Stevenson
Luce George, first mate bktn Eureka, r. 243 Perry
Luce G. William, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r.
918 Valencia
Luce Samuel A., carpenter, r. 1512 Folsom
Luce Tarlton C, carpenter, r. 137 Third
Luce Theodore M., mining, 318 Pine, rooms 16-17, r.
614 Sutter
Luce William C, bookkeeper, r. 1512 Folsom
BS^Luce. See Luse
Lucey Dennis, laborer Sutter St. RR., r. 37 Austin
Lucey Michael, coachman, r. 26 Silver
B^Luoey. See Lucy
Luchat Antolne, wlnebottler, r. 4 Chatham PI
Luchsinger George H., bookkeeper F. S. Chadbourne
& Co., r. 921 Golden Gate Av
Luchsinger Henry, machinehand John B. Luchsinger
& Sou, r. 724 Minna
Luchsinger Henry, surveyor Humboldt Savings and
Loan Soc. r. 921 Golden Gate Av
Luchsinger Jacob (John B. Luchsinger & Son) r. 300
Eighteenth
Luchsinger John B. (John B. Luchsinger & Son) r.
724 Minna
Ltucliaing'er Joliit B. & Son (John B. and Ja-
cob) furniture manufacturers, 710-718 Minna
Luchsinger Sebastian, varnisher, r. 923 Jones
Lucien Dominique G., r. Gailhard Hotel
Lucier Joseph, boots and shoes. 101 Sixth and 1911
Fillmore
Lucitt Maggie, widow, r. 1013 Natoma
Luck Francisco Mrs., furnished rooms, 103 Geary
Luck William, laborer, r. 844 Folsom
Liicke Bernard H.. salesmam Henry Lucke, r. 628
Green
liucke Henry, boots and shoes, 40 Geary, r. 628
Green
Liicke Theodore, salesman Henry Liicke, r. 628 Green
Luckey John F., laborer, r. 151 Shipley
liUCkUartlt C. A. & Co. (Caesar A. Luckhardt)
proprietors Nevada Metallurgical Works, 23 Ste-
venson, branch office 12 Leidesdorff
Luckhardt Caasar A. (C. A. Luckhardt & Co.) r. 1911
Bush
Luckhardt William G. C. clerk P. & F. G. Conklin, r.
524 Pine
I^T'Luckhardt. See Lockhart
Lucky Charles J., captain N. P. C. RR. stmr Tiger, r.
333 Bryant
Lucky Hill Consolidated Mining Co. rCandelaria,
Nev.) H. A. Unruh secretary, office The Baldwin
Lucky Prudence M., widow, r. 824 Geary
Lucky William S., bookkeeper, r. 1536 California
Luco Juan M., real estate, 84 Montgomery Block, r.
718 Greenwich, rear
Lucy Anthony (Smith, Lucy & Co.) r. 2119 Taylor
Lucy Cornelius, shipcarpenter, r. 306 Beale
Lucy Dennis, laborer, r. 37 Austin
Lucy Dennis J., carpenter, r. 37 Clinton
Lucy George D., clerk G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 1225 Fol-
som
Lucy George R. (G. R.Lucy & Co.) r. 1225 Folsom
Lucy George W., bookkeeper Smith, Lucy & Co., r.
2119 Taylor
liucy G. B. & Co. (George R. and Robert V.Lucy)
manufacturers soap, SE cor Brannan and Ninth,
office 123 California, room 24
Lucy John, sailmaker Simpson k Fisher, r. 37 Clinton
Lucy Robert V. (G. R. Lucy & Co.) r. 1225 Folsom
Lucy Samuel C, soapmaker, r. 230 Jessie
B^Lucy. See Lucey
Luddy Thomas, r. 53 Jessie
Liideke Henry, bhicksmith, r. 18 First
Ludemann Adolph, r. 3 Myrtle Av
Ludemann Frederick, proptr Pacific Nursery, NW cor
Lombard and Baker
Ludemann Henry, bartender, r. SE cor Fremont and
Mission
Ludemann Henry, cooper, r. 328 Duncan
Ludemann Henry, shoemaker, 420 Broadway
Liidemann William, hardware dealer, r. 1415 Octavia
Luders Edward T., clerk, r. 2443^ Clara
Luders Ida Miss, r. 2108 Taylor
Luders John H., seaman U. S. stmr General McPher-
son, r. 423 East
Luders Otto, liquor saloon, 507 Davis, r.228 Francisco
Luders William C, clerk Dewey & Co., r. 244 Clara
U^Luders. See Lueders
Ludington Charles C, woolsorter, r. 109 Leavenworth
Ludington Charles S., cigars and tobacco, Nk cor
Howard and Third, r. 220 Third
Ludington George, speculator, r. 461 Natoma
LiuclinjUfton George C, general auctioneer, office
withEastou & Eldridge, 22 Montgomery, r. E s
Fillmore, nr Pacific
Liidke Charles, teacher languages, r. 1211 Folsom
Ludlam Anthony, r. 844 Mission
Ludlam Charles M.. r. 844 Mission
Ludlam Edward H., r. 844 Mission
Ludlow Ann H., widow, r. 37 Second
Ludlow Gabriel H., woodsawyer. r. 9 Selina PI
Ludlow Garry B., salesman Hoffman & Co., r. 723
Shotwell
Ludlow William, clerk A. M. Simpson & Co., r. 69
Natoma
Ludlow William B., laborer warehouse dept Custom
House, and extramau Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
735 Shotwell
Ludlum Evelyn Mrs., r. 1904 Stockton
Ludorff August, salesman Bauer Bros. & Co., r. 216
Lombard
Ludorff Julius, bartender, r. 72 Natonaa
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ""^ sj
West of Fillmore Street
OFFICK, 33 OEARY ST.
I MArnnMniirU importer of and deax£r in coal, and pig iron,
J, ITIMUUUIlUUUn, 41 Market street, corner Spear.
LUD
615
LUN
liudovici Frederick W., vice cousul Brazil, and
secretary Gas Consumers' Assn, Cosmopolitan
Paving aud Asphaltum Co., and Improved Ma-
chinery Co. , 202 Bush, r. Palace Hotel
Ludovici Oscar, collector, r. 1112 Leavenworth
Ludvlgsen N. P;ter, porter A. J. Plate & Co., r. NE cor
Bmhanan and Lily Av
Ludwick Ephraim A. Rev., chaplain Sailors' Home
Ludwig Adam, sausage mufr, 3 Stockton
Ludwig Charles, carpenter, r. iHO Stevenson
Ludwig Ernst H., caterer Vienna Model Bakery, r.
335 Fourth
Ludwig Herman, teamster Ackerman Bros., r. 511
Octavia
Ludwig John, cabinetmaker, r. 1182 Harrison
Ludwig John A. H., draftsman, r. 4 Virginia PI
Ludwig John C, machinist, r. 214 Van Ness Av
Ludwig Mary A. Mrs., r. 480 Stevenson
Ludwig Max, teamster, r. 228 Bush
Ludwig William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Ludwig Zachariah, cabinetmaker Fuchs & Eiiler, r.
Oakland
Ludwigsen Charles F., candymaker, r. 501 Filbert
Ludwigsen Mary, widow, r. 501 Filbert
Ludwig.sen Teresa Miss, dressmaker, r. 501 Filbert
Ludwigsen William, engineer Argonaut Publishing
Co., r. 501 Filbert
Lue Henry, wheelwright, r. 86 Everett
Lueders Alfred (Alfred Lueders & Co.) r. 430 Minna
Lueders Alfred & Co. (Alfred Lueders) perfumery
mnfis, 429 Minna
Lueders Anna Mrs., dressmaker, 430 Minna
Lueders Frederick R., architect, office 724>i Market,
r. 8 Dupont
«^ Lueders. See Luders
Luesmann Ernest (Cook & Luesmann) r. 623 Califor-
nia
Luesmann Henry H., liquor saloon, 519 Washington,
r. 2105 a Stockton
LuiHer Frederick, baker, r. 1424 Howard, rear
Lufkin C. E.. private detective, r. 413 Leavenworth
Lufkin Heury, teamster, r. 19 Willow Av
Liiger Martin, carpenter, r. Helvetia Hotel
LiUgsdin Jay, manager R. G. Dun & Co's Mercan-
tile Agency, 320 California, rooms 3-4, r. Palace
Hotel
Luhmensen Nicholas H. W., mattressmaker A. Jan-
sen, r. llSFreelon
Luhmensen W., groceries and liquors, NE cor.Twenty-
first and Valencia
Luhn Otto, soapmaker, 117-119 Diamond
Luhr George, clerk E. F. Liebrich, r. SW cor Eddy
and Steiner
Liihr Louis, waiter William Tell House, 317 Bush
Luhr William, bartender Osmer & Co., r. NW cor First
and Brauuau
Liihr William, painter and whitener, 238 Ritch, r. 249
Ritch
Luhrs 0. H., clerk Mohr & Steffens, r. NE cor Polk and
Pacific Av
Luhrs Charles, r. 636 Commercial
Luhrs Diedrich, r. 103^ Pacific
Luhrs Frederick, salesman Eclipse Cracker Bakery, r.
427 Duncan
Luhrs Henry, bartender, r. 18 First
Luhrs John (D. Witgen & Co. and Luhrs & Buhlert)r.
1201.Dupont
Luhrs John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Luhrs Nicholas C. (Wheaton & Luhrs) r. 1119 Bush
Luhrs Richard (Luhrs & Schrader) r. 1000 Pacific
Luhrs & Buhlert (John Luhrs and Julius Buhlert)
liquor saloon, 607 Clay
Luhrs & Siihradtr (Richard Luhrs and John W. Schra-
der) groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific and
Mason
Luhrstn John D., shoemaker, r. 616 Post
Lulk Frederick, portrait painter, t. 322 Taylor
Luingh Gustave, machinist, r. 537 Mission
Luis John. Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Luis Ricardo, Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Luisi Angelo (Abele Paulucci & Co.) r. 1632 Eddy
Luke Edward J., miller Yolo Mills, r. SW cor Minne-
sota and Solano
Luke Henry, blacksmith Rlsdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Luke Henry, warehouseman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. SW
ror Minnesota and Solano>
Luke John, third officer P. M. SS. City of New York,
r. SW cor Minnesota and Solano
Luke Mary A., widow, r. 2210 Pine
liukiit Joseph Adolph, liquor saloon, 446 CalU
fornia, r. (iU8 Buchanan
Lull August A., porter O. Lawton & Co., r. 124 Golden
Gate Av
Lull G. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 124 Golden Gate
Av
Lull Louis R., health inspector, office 14 O'Farrell, r.
8 Mason
Lull Norman A., sawyer, r. 44 South Park
Lumbard Sarah W., widow, r. 621 Pine
Lumber Dealers' Exchange, Asahel Thayer secretary.
Pier 5 Steuart
Lumbermen's Protective Union, 71 New Montgomery
Lumley Barbara Miss, shoefitter, r. 743 Folsom
Lumley Thomas, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Lumsden Alexander H., shoemaker Levy, Diamant,
Oppenheimer & Co., r. Oakland
Lumsden John E., salesman F. W. Silliman, r. Oak-
land
Lumsden Samuel, assistant propertyman Haverly'B
Cal. Theatre, r. Linden House
Luna Romulo, restaurant and groceries, SE cor Du-
pont and Vallejo, r. 1234 Dupont
Lunardini Enrico, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Lunblade Frederick, foreman Kittle & Co., r. 2509
Larkin
Lund , lather and plasterer, r. Columbia Hotel
Lund Alexander, carbuilder Central RR., r. 134 Fourth
Lund Anders H., cabinetmaker Krageu & Geist, r. 642
Fourth
Lund B. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 514 Stockton
Lund Charles M., catcher Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 517}^
Fourth
Lund Christian, mate schr Gualala, r. 409 Drumm
Lund Emil S., plasterer, r. 812 Laguna
Lund Gustave P., clerk Henry M. Hink, r. 439 Green-
wich
Lund Henry (Henry Lund & Co.) r. 214 California
Liuiid Henry m Co. (Henry Lund, Horatio Bever-
idge aud Marinus C. Lund) impoiting, shipping
ami commission merchants, 214 California
Lund Henry C, cofl'ee saloon, 428 Kearny, r. 1109 Ma-
son
Lund Hugh M., real estate, r. 215 Elm Av
Lund John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lund Marinus C. (Henry Lund & Co.) r. Oakland
Lund Mary, domestic 810 Chestnut
Lund N. M., coffee saloon, 615 Montgomery, r. 1109
Mason
Lund Peter, polisher Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
Lund Peter, shoemaker, r. St. George Hotel
Lund William, captain schr W. H. Stevens
Ity Lund. Si<' Lundt and Luut
Lundberg Gustavus, tailor, r. 2 Geary PI
Luudberg John, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Lundberg Nels P., liquor saloon and boarding, 7 Mer-
chant
Lundberg Peter T., carrier BuUetiu, r. 1080 Broadway
Lundborg G. William, medical student, r. 1504 Taylor
Lundborg John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Lundborg John A. W., dentist, office 123 Stockton, r.
1504 Taylor
Lunden , tailor, r. 12 Washington
Lunden August, dishwasher, r. N£ cor Battery and
Jackson
Luudeu Charles, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Lunden Frederick, groceries aud liquors, SE cor Oak
and Octa\ia
Lundgren Charles, coachman, 2324 Pacific Av
Lundgren Charles G., carpenter, r. 1803 Mission
Lundgren Jai ob A., tailor A. Morris, r. 443 Miflna
Luudholm John M., tailor, r. 20 Perry
Luudie Hamilton, secondhand furniture, 350 Third
Lundiu Annie, widow, bakery, 248 Fourth
Lundin John, upholsterer, r. 623 Bush
Luudin Nils L., tailor Jeremiah Johnson, r. 635
Minna
Lundin O. H., tailor, r. 417 Bush
Lundin Theodore, tailor, r. 248 Fourth
Lundquist Charles, wagnnmaker, r. 491 Brannan
L\uulqnist Charles W., seaman, r. 9 Pacilic
Lundquist Edward C, saddler Main & Winchester, r.
711 Geary
Lundqvist John O. (Von An & Lundqvist) r. 732 Sut-
ter
B^.f~ Lundqvist. See Lindquist
Lundrigan Edward, shoemaker, r. 116 Lily Av
Luudsmann Charles, clerk, r. 23 Clara
Lundstrom Edward, hostler, r. 9 Washington
JOHN WIGNIORE-HARDWOOD LUMBER, 129 10 MlSpr St.
Gi Di MOrSG; PHOTOGRA. HER, Makes a RpecauV in taking children's pictures.
LUN
616
LUX
liandstrom J, A. & Co, (John A. Lundstrom)
merchandise brokers, 303 Sacramento
Lnndsfrom John A. (J. A. Lundstrom & Co.) r. 313
Mason
Lundt Charles, seaman, r. 238 Stewart
Lundt Detlef N., shipcarpenter, r. 2104 Mason
Lwndt H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lundt Jennie C. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 2104 Mason
Lundt John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lundt J. P., seaman, r. North PacificHotel
Lundt Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
B9^ Lundt. See Lund and Lunt
Luudy David, furniture, 829 Market, r. 1826 Eddy
Lundy Thomas, importer watches, clocks, jewel-
ry, silverware, etc., 7-9 Third, r. 141' Silver
Luniug John N., r. Palace Hotel
Luning Nicholas, capitalist, 211 Sansome, room 4, r.
Palace Hotel
Luuny Bernard, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 46 Clara
Lunny Edward J., shoecutter, r. 46 Clara
Lunuy James W., housepainter, r. 1427 Twenty-fourth
Lunny James W. Jr., slgupainter William Q. Kock, r.
2732 Mission
Lunny Joseph, porter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 519
Bush
Lunrot William, ironmolder, r. 270 First
Lunsman Henry, expressman, 617 Davis, r. SW cor
Mason and Francisco
Lunsman John F., clerk, r. 400 Pacific
Lunsman John H. (Leydecker & Lunsman) r. 631
Davis
Lunsman Louis, driver James Neil, r. NW cor Wool-
sey and Dartmouth
Lunstedt Edward, butcher, r. 2404 Jones
Lunstedt Gustaf F., seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Lunstedt Henry, deputy County Clerk, r. 2404 Jones
Lunstedt Jacob, clerk, r. 2404 Jones
Lunstedt Theodore, pressman M. Schmidt & Co., r.
2404 Jones
Lunt Almira A., widow, r. 1914 Stockton
Lunt Edward, fruitdealer, r. 1121 York
Lunt Oliver A., dancing academy, 320 Post, r. 418
Leavenworth
B^ Lunt. See Lund and Lundt
Lunwahr John, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Luporini Luigi, Italian Bereaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Luporini Raffaello, Italiau Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Bdwy
Luppo John, physician and surgeon, ofllce 319 Kearny,
r. 233 Montgomery Av
Luppon John, saloonkeeper, r. 508 Filbert
Luproil George, gymnast, r. 9 Fourth
Lupton James, coachman 705 Bush
Lupton Michael, seaman, r. 131 Folsom
Luquet Joseph, laborer, r. Fifth Av, bet N and Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Lurch Edward, clerk Ackerman Bros., r. 110 Perry
Lurch Isaac, r. 110 Perry
Lurch Joseph, musician, r. Belvedere House
Lurmann Frederick (Lurmann & Co.) r. 614 Seventh
Lurmann & Co. (Frederick Lurmann and William F.
Garms) proptrs Milwaukee Brewery, 612-614 Sev-
enth
Lusado Benjamin, waiter P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 16 Hinck-
ley
LuBcombe Robert, manager California Corset Co., 539
Market, r. Alameda
LuBCombe William, mate brig John D. Spreckels
Luse A. P. (Marder, Luse & Co.) r. Chicago
Luse penry H., lumber merchant, r. 14 Essex
Iff" Luse. See Luce
Luslnchi Paul (Lusinchi & Tavolara) r. 515 Filbert
Lusinchi & Tavolara (Paul Lusinchi and James Tavo-
lara) fish, 6 Clay St. Market
Linsk.A. & Co. (Albert Lusk, William Jacobs and
John KleinhanB) wholesale dealers canned, dried
and green fruits, Pacific Fruit Market, 634-536
Clay, and cannery, 423-433 Brannan
Lusk Albert (A. Lusk & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Lusk George, foreman William E. Bridge, r. 226
Sutter
Lusk Lewis B., foreman Lusk's Canning Factory, r. 413
Brannan
Lusk LewiB P., clerk A. Lusk & Co., r. Temescal
Lust A. W., laborer, r. 3 Mary Lane
Lust Bennie, clerk O. W. Nordwell, r. 451 Natoma
Lust Frederick, musician, r. 413 Mason
LuBtenberger Felix, driver, r. NEcor Virginia Av and
Lundy Lane
Lustenberger Hubert, dairyman, r. NE cor Virginia
Av and Lundy Lane
Lustenberger Michael, tanner, r. NE cor ^Virginia Av
and Lundy Lane
Lustig Daniel D., apothecary U. S. Marine Hospital
Lustig Henry L. A., cigars and tobacco, 19 Pacific
Lustig Isaac, merchant, r. 462 Natoma
Lustman Moses, fancy goods, 841 Market, r. 1118 How-
ard
Lutgen Charles F., accountant, r. 1505 Devisadero
Lutgen John (Wichman & Lutgen) r. 602 Linden Av
Lutgen Julius, assistant bookkeeper E. Guittard & Co.,
r. 1505 Devisadero
Lutgens Adolph C, draftsman Kenitzer & Rann, r.
741 Minna
Lutgens Ernest H., jeweler Charles H. Lindermann, r.
413 Tehama
Lutgens Henry C, clerk J. P. Thomas, r. 741 Minna.
Lutgens John H. C., collector German General Ben.
Soc, r. 741 Minna
fi^" Lutgens. See Lutjens
Luth Charles W., butcher, r. Sixteenth Av, bet K and
L, South S. F.
Luth Frederich, machinist, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Luther A. Mrs., widow, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Do-
lores and Church
Luther Edward, r. 745 Market
Luther George E., drayman, r. 6 Prospect PI
Luther Hans, photograph gallery, 444 J4 Third
Luther Herman W., teacher music, r. 101 Prospect PI
Luther James, carpenter S. P. RR., r. 223 Shotwell
Luther John B. (Greenebaum & Co.) r. Occidental
Hotel
Lutin Charles, bartender Jacob Weiss, r.2 Bush St. PI
Lutjens A. Miss, r. Park Hotel
Lutjens Albert, waiter Park Hotel
Lutjens Hermann, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
B^ Lutjens. See Lutgens
Lutke Robert, showcase maker, r. 1314 J^ LarMn
Lutken Jacob, carpenter, r. 9 Pacific
Lutky George, porter C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co., r. Oak-
land
Lutlge Charles, bartender, r. 650 Washington
Lutticken Frank, cigars and tobacco, 3C Sixth, r. 4
Cedar Av
Lutto Charles, expressman, r. 420 Filbert
Lutton Robert, carpenter, r. NE cor Broadway and
Buchanan
Luttrell James F., freight clerk P. C. SS. Ancon, r. 3
Liberty
Luttringer Alphonse, actor Tivoli Garden, r. 743
Minna
Luttringer Brothers (Emile and Charles) liquor sa-
loon, 310 Sutter
Luttringer Charles (Luttringer Brothers) r. 743
Minna
Luttringer Emile (Luttringer Brothers) r. 10 Ridley
Luttringer Martin, laborer Philadelphia House, 421
Bush
Luttringer Richmond B., glassstainer John Mallon, r.
10 Ridley
Luttringer Sophie Miss, operator Jory Bros., r. 10
Ridley
liuty Frederick K., mining secretary, 330 Pine,
room 5, r. Oakland
liuty John S. , real estate, 330 Pine, room 5, r.
Oakland
Lutz August, r. 428 Broadway
Lutz Charles, machinist, r. 2623 Sutter
Lutz Christian, bakery, SW cor Mason and Chestnut
Lutz Frederick, clerk Hugh J. Speer, r. 11 Kearny
Lutz Frederick L., butcher, r. 451 ii JeBsie
Lutz George, tailor Green & Seller, r. 461 Minna
Lutz Herman, baker, r. 419 Sutter, rear
Lutz Jacob, laborer, r. Seventh Av, bet L and BI,
South S. F.
Lutz John C, butcher, 135 Oak, r. SE cor Gough and
Oak
Lutz Mary, widow, r. 433)4 Grove
Lutz Michael, butcher, r. 412 Third
Lutz Samuel, porter, r. 1,S03 Larkin
Lutz William E., city agent Guardian Assurance Co.,
r . 16 Rondell PI
Lutzen Charles, liquor saloon, 903 Kearny
Lutzen Oscar A., saddler, r. 740 Broadway
Lux A., clerk, r. 1114 Vallejo
Lux Adam, hostler, r. 1118 Howard
Lux Charles (Miller & Lux) r. NW cor Jackson and
Gough
LOUIS BRAVERIKIftN & CO. '""•""" "' ''*"•'" *'"' """*"•
119 Montgomery St., Sell Lower than any Hou«ein this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR IVASBLINO PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
OFFICE, 648 MARKKT STREET.
LUX
617
LYN
Lux Christian, clerk, r. 1016 Kearny
Ltix Frank A. (Bach & Lux) r. 1411 Folsom
Lux Frederick, ariver Hayes Valley Brewery, r. 514
Grove
Lux Frederick, r. 1114 Vallejo
Lux George, clerk, r. 1114 Vallejo
Lux Henry W., engineer, r. 522 Sixth
Lux Louis A., cashier Madison & Burke, r. 72 Natoma
Luxenberg Moritz, cantor Taylor St. Synagogue, r.
The Windsor
Lybrand George F. (J. L. Faust & Co.) r. 1 Tay
Lycett John, groom, r. 817 Howard
Lycett Patrick, laborer, r. 523 Jessie
89^Lycett. See Lysett
Lyder Julius, r. 1303 Octavia
Lydon Daniel, house and signpainter, 23 Sixth, r.
637 M Natoma
Lydon Daniel, laborer, r. 13 Sherwood PI
Lydon John, laborer, r. 430 Clementina
Lydon John J., engineer, r. 848 Folsom
Lydon Katie J. Miss, tailoress, r. 13 Sherwood PI
Lydon Martin, laborer, r. 848 Folsom
Lydon Mary C. Miss, seamstress, r. 13 Sherwood PI
Lydon Michael, laborer, r. 1 Morrel PI
Lydon Patrick, peddler, r. 20 Everett
Lydon Patrick, produce, 1071 Bryant
Lydon Thomas, laborer, r. 1523 Leavenworth
B^Lydon. See Lay den and Ley don
Lyell James, shipcarpenter, r. 481 Jessie
Lyford Lottie A., widow, proptr Appleton House, 33
Fifth
L.ying-in Hospital and Foundling Asylum,
913 Golden Gate Av
Lyle Andrew G., pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co., r.
17 Elliot Park
Lyle Freeman B,, merchant, r. 1032 Jackson
Lyle George, clerk, r. 1811 O'Farrell
Lyle James, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Lyle John, carpenter, r. 1811 O'Farrell
Lyle Joshua B . , real estate, r. 1603 Van Ness Av
Lyle William S., capitalist, office 11 Nevada Block, r.
1603 Van Ness Av
B^Lyle. See Lial
Lyman Charles, helper Elsdon I. and L. Works, r. 135
Shipley
Lyman Charles, lumber surveyor, r. 726 Capp
Lyman Edward F., machinist Jackson & Truman, r.
209 Laugtou
Lyman Edward H., whipmaker, r. 726 Capp
Lyman J. Chester, ofSce 3 Pine, room 7
Lyman J. H., office 3 Pine, room 7
Lyman John, with J. A. Folger & Co., r. 135 Shipley
Lyman Lorenzo B., r. 917 Sutter
Lyman Patrick, tailor Morris Stone, r. 135 Shipley
Lyman Patrick, r. SW cor Columbia and Twenty-
fourth
Lyman Thomas, r. 135 Shipley
Lyman William, conductor N. B. and M. RR.
Lyman William H., weigher iEtna Iron Works, r. 2543
Folsom
Lynas John C, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
4133^ Hayes
Lynch Alexander, engineer William Hawkins, r. 414
Folsom
Lynch Alice E. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 333 McAllister
L3Tich Andrew, laborer, r.NE cor Brannan and Gilbert
I^iynch Anne, widow, r. 520 J^ Bryant
Lynch Annie, widow, r. 72 Tehama
Lynch Arthur, driver United Carriage Co., r. 11 Hub-
bard
Lynch Bridget, widow, r. 120 Gilbert, rear
Lynch Bridget Mrs., furnished rooms, 721 Davis
Lynch Brothers (David and James) liquor saloon, NE
cor Fourth aud Minna
Lynch Catherine Mrs., r. 5 Haywood
Lynch Charles, butcher, r.N s Twentieth, bet Dolores
and (xuerrero
Lynch Charles, laborer, r. 631 Jj Minna, rear
Lynch Charles H., plumber, r. 631}^ Minna, rear
Lynch Chester T., compositor George Spauldlng &
Co., r. 31 Turk
Lynch Cornelius, contractor, r. 8 B Fourteenth, bet
Noe and Castro
Lynch Cornelius, laborer, r. 335 Beale
Lynch Cornelius J., jailer County Jail, r. 2302 Folsom
Lynch Daniel, asphaltum roofer W. H. Wilson, r. 253
Minna
Lynch Daniel, farmer, r. 542 Mission
Lynch Daniel, laborer, r. 805 Stevenson
Lynch Daniel F., clerk Pac. Box Factory, r. 243^ Wil-
lows Av
Lynch David (Lynch Brothers) r. 824 Misision
Lynch David, proptr City Horse and Cattle Yard, NE
cor Market and Tenth, r. SE cor Dame and Randall
Lynch David J., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Oak-
land
Lynch Dennis (Drlscoll & Lynch) r. SW cor Van Ness
Av and Filbert
Lynch Dennis Mrs., widow, r. E s Collins, bet Point
Lobos and Santa Rosa Avs
Lynch Dennis, janitor U. S. Appraiser's Bldg, r. 632
Filbert
Lyncb Kdward, attorney at law, 324 Pine, room
15, r. Temescal
Lynch Edward, laborer St. Mary's Hospital '
Lynch Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1919
Stevenson
Lynch Edward, waiter Brooklyn Hotel, r. 212 Broad-
way
Lynch Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms 234 Bush
Lynch Ellen, widow, r. 117 Dore
Lynch Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 649 Broadway
Lynch Eugene, rigger, r. 6 Jackson
Lynch G., driver Baldwin Stables
Lynch George, boilermaker, r. 90S Sansome
Lynch George, bookkeeper, r. 10.55 Mission
Lynch George, bootblack, r. 2208 Hyde
Lynch Hannah, widow, r. 2012 Larkin
Lynch Hannah Miss, groceries aud liquors, 470 Te-
hama
Lynch Henry, bartender Joe Giusti, r. 626 California
Lynch Henry E., compositor Chronicle, r. 431 Steven-
son
Lynch Henry H., real estate, 320 Sansome, room 64,
r. 515 Haight
Lynch Hubert F. (Caulfield k Lynch) r. 520J4 Bryant
Lynch Hugh, tailor, 35 Third, r. 350 Clementina
Lynch Humphrey, porter S. & G. Gump, r. E s Col-
lins, bet Santa Rosa aud Point Lobos Avs
Lynch J., scourer Rosenthal, Feder & Co.
Lynch James (Lynch Brothers) r. 824 Mission
Lynch James, blacksmith, r. 502 Twenty-second
Lynch James, laborer, r. 406 Clementina
Lynch James, laborer, r. 1607 Stevenson
Lynch James, laborer, r. nr Ocean View Station
Lynch James, laborer, r. S s Washington, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Lynch James, laborer Mission Soap and Candle !
Works, r. cor Nineteenth and Folsom
Lynch James, lumberman, r. W s Columbia, bet Pre-
clta Av and Prospect PI, B. H.
Lynch James, painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 1923 Hyde
Lynch James, porter Sachs, Heller & Co., r. 337 Fourth
Lynch James, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co., r. 1919
Stevenson
Lynch James E. , cabinetmaker, r. 1032 Twentieth
Lynch James F., packer Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. Oakland
Lynch James H., porter Holt Brothers, r. 739 Harrison
Lynch James K., note teller First National Gold Bank
of S. F., r. 820 Bush
Lynch Jeremiah, bootblack, 112 Post,r. 23 Ash Av
Lynch Jeremiah, hostler Lloyd Tevis, r. 1101 Pacific
Lynch Jeremiah, laborer, r. 236 Minna
Lynch Jeremiah, stockbroker, 304 Pine, r. 23 Turk
Lynch Jeremiah D., agent Bartlett Springs Mineral
Waiter, 26 Stockton
Lynch John, cutler, r. 202 Francisco
Lynch John, dairy, SW cor Pacific and Spruce
Lynch John, driver Frank G. Edwards, r. 26 Silver
Lynch John, driver L. Jaffe & Co., r. 656 Howard
Lynch John, dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r. 1032
Twentieth
Lynch John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 224
Fourth
Lynch John, laborer, r. 741 Market
Lynch John, laborer, r. 4 Hinckley
Lynch John, laborer, r. 510 Minna
Lynch John, laborer, r. 449 H Tehama
Lynch John, ijorter Llnforth, Rice k Co., r. 24 Wil-
lows Av
Lynch John, poultryman F. N. Woods & Co., r. 411
Sansome
Lynch John, real estate, r. 520 Broadway
Lynch John, shoemaker, r. 6313^ Minna, rear
Lynch John, steward Meyer's Bakery, r. Rltch and
Clara
Lynch John, woolpuUer Wolf Bloom, r. 2302 Folsom
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Lynch John A., glasscutter John Mallon, r. 1608 Hyde
Lynch John C, carpenter, r. 1608 Hyde
Lynch John F., housepainter, r. 821 Stevenson
Lynch John H., foreman Daily Exchange, r. 333 McAl-
lister
Lynch John H., laborer, r. 73 Clipper
Lynch John L., tanner, r. 1032 Twentieth
Lynch John N., boilermaker Kisdon I. and L. Works
Lynch John W. (Burnham & Lynch) r. 109 Fifth
Lynch John W., clerk, r. 445 Bryant
Lyrch John W., housepainter, r. 1819 Hyde
Lynch Joseph, gluemaker, r. NE cor DeHaro and
Center •
Lynch Joseph B., student, r. 1226 Mission
Lynch Joseijh P., carpenter, r. 520J4 Bryant
Lynch Julia, widow, dressmaker. 240 Ritch
Lynch L., conductor Sutter St.KK., r. 1439 Pine
Lynch M.. stevedore A. C. Freese
Lynch M., tailor, r. 526 Natoma
Lynch M. Mrs., widow, r.227 Geary
Lynch Margaret, widow, r. 243 Fell
Lynch Margaret, domestic 2098 Market
Lynch Mary, widow, r. 1524 Golden Gate Av
Lynch Mary, domestic 1836 O'Farrell
Lynch Mary Miss, compositor Dewey & Co., r. 526
Natoma
Lynch Mary Miss, nurse Infant's Shelter, 512 Minna
Lynch Mary Miss, stewardess O. R. and N. 83. Oregon
Lynch Mary Mrs., lodgings, 424 Broadway
Lynch Michael, r. 520 Broadway
liyiicli Jtlicliael, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery,
r. W 8 Valencia, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Lynch Michael, carpenter and cabinet maker, 433
Third, r. o2UJ4 Bryant
Lynch Michael, clerk, r. E s Collins, S of Point
LoboB Av
Lynch Michael, expressman, r. 82 Colton
Lynch Michael, groceries and liquors, 8 s Berry, bet
Third and Fourth
Lynch Michael, laborer, r. 410 Grove
Lynch Michael, laborer, r. 430 Natoma, rear
Lynch Michael, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Lynch Michael, longshoreman, r. 1003 Battery
Lynch Michael, meterman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1014 Minna
Lynch Michael, porter general superintendent's office
C. P. RR., r. 1728 Stevenson
Lynch Michael E., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 403
Broadway
Lynch Michael J., porter Holbrook, Merrill and Stet-
son, r. 24 Willows Av
Ljmch Morgan A., engineer Geary St, RR., r. 1309
Fillmore
Lynch Patrick, r. 409 Fourth
Lynch Patrick, carpenter, r. 926 Mission
Lynch Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Lynch Patrick, laborer, r. 120 Shipley
Lynch Patrick, laborer, r. Wool, nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
Lynch Patrick, porter Joseph Fredericks & Co., r. 3
Salmon
Lynch Patrick, shoemaker, r. 249 Minna
Ijyncli Patrick, wood and coal, 610-614 Larkln
Lynch Patrick A., foreman stockfitter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 18 Isis
Lynch Patrick B., capitalist, r. 1226 Mission
Lynch Patrick G., upholsterer Henry Bartels, r. 668 Ji
Clementina
Lynch Patrick R. Rev., assistant rector St. Joseph's
Church, r. 224 Tenth
Lynch Peter, r. 337 Fourth
Lynch Peter (English & Lynch) r. 1006 Valencia
Lynch Peter, brickmaker, office Pacific St. Wharf, r.
1415 Twenty-fifth
Lynch Peter, contractor and builder, office 28 New
Montgomery, r. 205 Hyde
Lynch Peter, teamster, r. 354)4 Eleventh
Lynch Peter J., carpenter, r. 620)4 Bryant
Lynch R. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 31 Turk
Lynch Richard, expressman, cor Mason and Eddy, r.
1114 Washington
Lynch Robert, coachman Avenue House
Lynch Rosa Rliss, r. 826 Sutter
Lynch Rose, domestic 822 Powell
Lynch Sarah Mrs., fruit and produce, 73 Jessie
Lynch Simon, liquor saloon, 715)4 Davis, r. 1003 Bat-
tery
Lynch T., teamster Presidio Reservation
Lynch Thomas, r. 256 Jessie
Lynch Thomas, r. 520 Broadway
Lynch Thomas, boilermaker, r. 727 Harrison
Lynch Thomas, boilermaker, r. 523 Minna, rear
Lynch Thomas, carpenter, r. 13 Hunt
Lynch Thomas, coachman 731 Sutter
Lynch Thomas, laborer, r. 631)4 Minna, rear
Lynch Thomas, longshoreman, r. 19 Decatur
Lynch Thomis, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1919 Stevenson
Lynch Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Lynch Thomas Jr., plumber Downes k Deery, r. 631)4
Minna
Lynch Thomas F., bootblack, r. 23 Ash Av
Lynch Thomas F., solicitor, r. Harrison, bet Twenty-
third and Twenth-fourth
Lynch Thomas J., salesman Eeane Bros., r. Palace
Hotel
Lynch Tillie G. Miss, saleslady, r. 511 Bryant
Lynch Timo, law dept C. P. and S. P. RR., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 58, r. 452 Twentieth
Lynch Timothy {David & Lynch) r. 230 First
Lynch Timothy, foreman A. C. Freese, r. 415 Vallejo
Lynch Timothy, foreman Pioneer Cigar Box Factory,
r. 840 Harrison
Lynch Timothy, laborer, r. N s Fourteenth, bet Har-
rison and Folsom
Lynch Timothy, longshoreman, r. 309 Minna
Lynch Timothy, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Lynch Timothy, porter S. & G. Gump. r. 520)4 Bryant
Lynch Timothy, saloonkeeper, r. 366 Clementina
Lynch William, laborer E. J. Baldwin, r. 560 Mission
Lynch William, laborer, r. 542 Mission
Lynch William, mattressmaker, r. 3 Salmon
Lynch William D., engineer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. W
s Kentucky, bet Napa and Butte
Lynch William J., engineer P. C. SS. Alexander Don-
can, r. 424 Broadway
Lynch William M., painter, 255 Third
Lynchey Patrick, miner, r. American Exchange Hotel
Lynde J. E., books and stationery, 1432 Broadway
Lynde William C. (Lynde & Hough) r. 1709 Webster
Lynde Si Hougli (William C. Lynde and Howard
M. Hough) commission merchants and wholesale
fish dealers, 416-418 Davis
B^Lynde. See Lind
Lyne Richard C, salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co.,
r. 32 Ritch
Lyne William, machinist, r. 918 Vallejo
I^^Lyne. See Lion and Lyon
Lynes Benjamin 3., special policemaij, r. E s Lundy
Lane, bet Esmeralda and Virginia Avs, B. H.
Lynes John, laborer, r. 118 Welsh, rear
Lynett John, laborer, r. 2525 Post
Lynn A. F., seaman, r. 12 Washington
Lynn Albert, stevedore, r. 332 Main
Lynn Andrew, expressman, NE cor Howard and
Spear, r. NE cor Main and Folsom
Lynn Bridget, widow, r. 1206)4 Union
Lynn Charles, cook, r. 816 Front
Lynn Charle.s, tanner Thomas Hennessey, r. Twelfth
Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Lynn George D., actor, r. 419 Powell
Lynn Jacob, r. 419 Powell
Lynn John, hostler City BR., r. 91 Colton
Lynn John, laborer, r. 8 Berry
Lynn John, seaman, r. 815)4 Vallejo
Lynn John W., conductor Market St. RR., r. cor Six-
teenth and Valencia
Lynn Mary, domestic 500 Harrison
Lynn Patrick, baker, r. 231 Duncan
I^Lyun. See Linn
Lynton Ethel, actress Winter Garden, r. 614 Taylor
Lynngreen John W., carpenter, r. 21 Nevada
Lyon , clerk, r. 418 Sutter
Lyon A. J., laborer, r. i22 Beale
Lyon Archibald F., bookkeeper Eisen Bros., r. 1017
Howard
Lyon Daniel J., wrapper Davis Bros., Toklas & Co., r.
109 Langton
Lyon David, attorney at law, 6.')9 Clay
Lyon Emanuel, clerk L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 828 Post
Lyon Frank, boxmaker, r. 735 Harrison
Lyon Frank M., wood engraver M. Schmidt Jt Co., r.
Commercial Hotel
Lyou George, stonecutter, r. 2016 Van Ness Av
Lyon George J., stonecutter, r. 2016 Van Ness Av
Lyon Barrie B., compositor Bosqui Printing and En-
graving Co., r. Commercial Hotel
Lyon Harry, clerk Albert Eber, r. 124)4 Silver
Lyon Heber C, assistant Trinity School, r. 1534 Mis-
sion
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Lyon James, bricklayer, r. 1012 Kearny
Lyon James E., mining, office 314 Montgomery,
room 5
Lyon James J., receiving clerk Custom House, r. 824
Nineteenth
Lyon John, bricklayer, r. 317 Filbert
Lyon John, clerk, r. 127 Page
Lyon John A., printer Bosqui Printing and Engraving
Co., r. 2016 Van Ness Av
Lyon John J., bricklayer, r. 1306 Montgomery
Lyon John L. (Lyon k Kinsey) r. Oakland
Lyon Jostph, bootblacby NE cor Pine and Dupont, r.
007 Pine
Lyon Mill and Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) E. F.
Stone secretary, 306 Pine, room 3 ,
Lyon Nelson, laborer, r. 102 Ninth
Lyon Patrick, teamster, r. 405 Natoma
Lyou Seely B. (Starbird & Goldstone) r. 210 Fair
Oaks
Liyoii Walter B. , Grand Secretary Grand Lodge
I. O. O. F., 325 Montgomery, r. 36 Page-
Lyon William G., clerk Davis Bros., r. 2016 Van
Ness Av
Lyon William S., real estate agent, r. 11 Mason
Lyon Worthington S.,melter Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. Oakland
Liyon & Co, (John Harrold) proprietors Empire
Brewery and Malt House, N s Chestnut, nr Mason,
office and depot 179 Jespie
Lyon & Kinsey (John L. Lj-on and Charles W. Kinsey)
aui-tioneers and housebrokers, 314 Montgomery
1^"Lyon. See Lion and Lyne
Lyonett Martin, laborer, r. 1510 Octavia
Lyons Agnes, domestic 45 Third
Lyons Albert, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 225 Fourth
Lyons Alexander, r. 3000 Laguna
Lyons Andrew J., cutter Main & Winchester, r. 1223
Broadway
Lyons Ann E., widow, r. 83 Clementina
Lyons Annie G., machine operator E. Detrick & Co.,
r. 327 Bryant
Lyons Arthur W.N.,mnfr silver surgical instruments,
325)4 Bush, r. 1 Quincy PI
Lyons Catherine Mrs., r. 1900 Powell
Lyons Charles, tailor, 1218 Market, r. 1614 Mission
Lyons Charles A.., drayman Corporation Yard, S. F.F.
D., r. 757 Howard
Lyons Charles E., first officer P. C. SS. Ancon
Lyons Cornelius, bootblack, 227 Bush, r. 348 Fremont
Lyons Daniel, laborer, r. 1810 Larkiu
Lyons Daniel, patternmaker Jackson & Truman, r.327
Bryant
Lyons Dennis, laborer, r. 26 Freelon
Lyons Dennis, laborer, r. 842 Vallejo
Lyons Dennis J., clerk, r. 842 Vallejo
Lyons Dennis J., steward O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r.
227 Second
Lyons Edward, laborer, r. 563 Bryant
Lyons Edward, lithographer A. Waldstein, r. 521 Pa-
cific
Lyons E. G. & Co. (Ernest G.Lyons and Julius Mayer)
wholesale liquors and dealers syrups, etc., 506-
510 Jackson
Lyons Elizabeth, widow, r. 842 Vallejo
Lyons Ellen, widow, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Lyons Ernest G. (E. G. Lyons & Co.) r. 605 Eddy
Lyons Frank, boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co., r. 518
Fourth
Lyons George W., liquor saloon, 929 Bryant
Lyons Harry, scene painter, r. 356 Minna
Lyons Jacob, salesman Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r.1311
Golden Gate Av
Lyons Jacob A., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 213
Gough
Lyons James, r. 2 W^elsh
Lyons James, hostler, r. 277 Stevenson
Lyons James, laborer, r. 8 Camp
Lyons James, shoemaker, r. N s Butte, bet Kentucky
and Tennessee
Lyons James, shoemaker C. McLellan, r. Oakland
Lyons James H., clerk Union Club
Lyons James J., packer, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Lyons James M., carpenter, r. 916 Lyon
Lyons James !S., bookkeeper, r. NE cor Filbert and
Leavenworth
Lyons Jane M., widow, r. 1223 Broadway
Lyons Jeremiah R.. longshoreman, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Lyons J. F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 730 Howard
Lyons John (Collins & Lyons) r. 7 .Juniper
Lyons John, boilermaker, r. 278 Tehama
Lyons John, boxmaker, r. 327 Bryant
Lyons John, caketrimmer Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 18 Bluxome
Lyons John, clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 1312 Van
Ness Av
Lyons John, fruit peddler, r. 22 Clinton
Lyons John, helper Moyuihan .t Aitken, r. 63 Jessie
Lyons John, laborer, r. 109 Langton
Lyons John, laborer, r. 322 Beale
Lyons John, laborer S. F. Candle Co., r. 118 Welsh
Lyons John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 222
Clara
Lyons John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 109
Langton
Lyons John, miner, r. 547 Mission
Lyons John D., laborer, r. 730 Natoma, rear
Lyons John F., advertising agent Monitor, r. 730 How-
ard
Lyons John P., packer W. H. Miner, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Lyons John F., plumber r. 311 Linden Av
Lyons John J., liquor saloon, .50 Third, r. N s Howard,
bet First and Second
Lyons Joseph, salesman Cunningham, Curtlss &
Welch, r. 501 Geary
Lyons Julia Mrs., janitress Turk St. Primary School,
r. 1319 Green
Lyons Louis, cigar dealer, r. 961 Mission
Lyons Louis, printer Adjutant-General's Office, Pre-
sidio Reservation, r. 3060 Laguna
Lyons Maggie Miss, furnished rooms, 783 Folsom
Lyons Martin, policeman, r. 1425 Mason
Lyons Martin, puddler Pac. Rolling Mills, r. S s Shasta,
bet Michigan and Georgia
Lyons Martin, teamster, r. 524 First
Lyons Martin, teamster, r. 807 Harrison
Lyons Mary, domestic 2101 Devisadero
Lyons Mary, widow, r. 1116 Bryant
Lyons Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 730 Howard
Lyons Meyer, clerk, r. 326 O'Farrell
Lyons Michael, laborer, r. 136 Page
Lyons Michael, proptr Mint House, 1027 Market
Lyons Michael, seaman O. K. and N. SS. Columbia
Lyons Michael, teamster, r. 748 Ash Av
Lyons Mortimer, r. 540 Ellis
Lyons N. L., salesman, r. 115 Stockton
Lyons Patrick, expressman, NW cor Third and Fol-
som, r. cor Alabama and Twenty-sixth
Lyons Patrick, laborer, r. 1312 Van Ness Av
Lyons Patrick, stableman, r. 63 Jessie
Lyons Patrick, waiter Russ House, r.W s Lundy Lane,
bet Virt<inia and Esmeralda, B. H.
Lyons Richard, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
Lyons Sabina, widow, furnished rooms. 24 Third
Lyons Theodore, printer Alta Job Office, r. 916 Lyon
Lyons Thomas, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1211 Kearny
LyonsThomas, bl icksmith, r. 101' Jessie
Lyons Thomas, clerk, r. 733 Mission
Lyons Thomas, clerk Hechl Bros. & Co.. r. 1312 Van
Ness Av
Lyons Thomas, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 1 Austin
Lyons Thomas, laborer, r. 1448 Minna
Lyons Thomas, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Lyons Thomas, longshoreman, r. Columbia Hotel
Lyons Thomas, seaman, r. 10 Broadway
Lyons Thomas F., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Lyons Timothy, laborer, r. 142 Folsom
Lyons Timothy J., attorney at law, 636 Clay, r. 77
Clementina
Lyons William, butcher Luke Stark, r. 529 First
Lyons William, butcher, r. 1223 Broadway
Lyons William, cook P. Hopkins, r. 20 Berry
Lyons William, expressman, cor Spear and Bryant, r.
9 Church Lane
Lyons William H.. butcher, r. 1917 Fillmore
»a^ Lyons. See Lion, Lynes and Lyon
Lysaght Annie, domestic 811 O'Farrell
Lyser Albert (.Albert Lyser & Co.) and solicitor Pac.
Mutual Life Insurance Co., r. 1.520 Eddy
Lyser Albert & Co. (Albert Lyser) publishers and
proptrs Pac. School Journal, 838 Market
Lyser Jacob, barber, 1625 Fillmore, r. 1623 Fillmore
Lysett James, waiter Donovan & O'Donnell, r. 931
Market
Lysett John, carpenter, r. 325 Minna
Lysett John P., capitalist, r. NE cor Eighteenth and
Valencia
8S^ Lysett. See Lycett
Lytgens Julius W. R., cigar mnfr and dealer, 18>4
Fifth, r. 14 Hawthorne
mm, MAPLE, CHERRY
JOHN WiCMORE, OfTlce rSSSpearSt.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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Lytle Anns, hairdreeser, r. 1130 Pacific
Lytle Joseph, r. 1 Fifth
Lytle Thomas, r. 126 Golden Gate Av
Lytle William D., elevator man Palace Hotel, r. 1130
Pacific
IS" Lytle. See Little
Maack Ernst (Stahl & Maack) and liquor saloon, SW
cor Kearny and California, r. 706 Taylor
Maack Henry J., porter D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
1024 Treat Av
Maack William, porter W. W. Dodge & Co., r. 1 Elliot
Park
B^"Maack. See Mack
Maas Ambrose, sausagemaker F. Katz, r. 1006 Union
Maas August (Maas & Woest) r. 1423 Powell
Maas Charles, cooper, r. 512 Fourth
Maas Frederick (Atzeroth & Maas) r. 1708 FUlmore
Maas Henry A., laborer, r. 31 Alta
Maas Jacob, stoves and tinware, 1053 Folsom
Maas John Jr., laborer American Sugar Refinery
Maas Matthias, captain sclir Big Eiver^ r. 913 Filbert
Maas P. , butcher, r. Bonanza House
Maas Philip J., r. 1053 Folsom
Maas & Woesi ( August Maas and Louis Woest) groceries
and liquors, SW cor Powell and Vallejo
Maasberg Christian, cooper David Woerner, r. 405
Beale
Maass Abraham, bookkeeper Lilienthal & Co.,r.29 Du-
pont
Maass Henry, liquor saloon, 139 Beale
Maass Henry P. , proprietor New Washington Ho-
tel. 622-626 Fourth
Maass Henry F. Jr., clerk Thierbach & Kroeger, r. 624
Fourth
Maass John C, bartender, r. 3 Mary Lane-
Maass John G., liquor saloon, SE cor Howard and
Main
ll^"Maass. See Maas and Mass
Maatta John, mate schr Lizzie Derby, r. 51 Sacra-
mento
Maatta John, seaman schr Lizzie Derby, r. 12 Wash-
ington
Mabie Julian E., clerk Easton & Eldridge, r. SE cor
Haight and Devisadero
Mabie Peter, auctioneer Newhall's Sons &.Co., r. SE
cor Haight and Devisadero
Mabin James, laborer, r. 41 Minna
MacAbee Alexander, business manager E. J.Baldwin,
r. The Baldwin
MacCabe Richard S., zincographer A. Waldstein, r.
1718 Stevenson
■^■MacOabe. See McCabe
MacCann Robert, salesman George Stevens, 318
Front
MacCann William, salesman Golden Gate Woolen
Mnfg Co., r. Oakland
8^"MacCann. See McCann
MacCrellisIi Fredericfc (Frederick MacCrellish
& Co., and William A. Woodward & Co.) r. 907
Pine
MacCrellisIi Frederick «Si Co. (Frederick Mac-
Crellish and William A. Woodward) publishers
and proprietors daily and weekly Alta California,
529 California
MacDermot Charles F., capitalist, 328 Montgomery,
room 18, r. Oakland
8^ MacDermot. See McDermott, McDermitt and
Dermott
MacDonald A. H., teacher Lincoln Evening School, r.
700 McAllister
MacDonald Alexander D.. clerk, r. 834 Valencia
MacDonald Alexander H., city agent Imperial, Lon-
don, Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., 441 Cal-
ifornia, r. Alameda
MacDonald John W., fruits, etc., 2544 Folsom
MacDonald Neil, clerk London and S. F. Bank, r. 801
Leavenworth
MacDonald Robert, bartender Lewis Teese Jr., r. 427
Powell
e^MacDonald. See Macdonald and McDonald
MacEachern Joseph, salesman, r. 961 Mission
MacEwen Alexander H., agent University Publishing
Co., and American Metric Bureau, 108 LeideBdorff,
r. Oakland
MacGavin Walter J. S., receiving teller Nevada Bank
of S. F., r. 801 Leavenworth
MacGinness B. Mrs., r. 207 Turk
MacGovern James, brassfinisher, r. 23 Clara
MacGowan Charles D., clerk R. M. Anthony, r. 424
Broadway
MacGowan Jennie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 428 Sutter
MacGrath Michael, deputy County Clerk, r. 348
Twenty-fourth
MacGregor David, manager Mason's Brewery, r. HOT
Mason
8^"MacGregor. See McGregor
MacKenzie John, stock broker, 210 Montgomery, r.
1818 O'Farrell
ll^MacKenzie. See Mackenzie and McKenzie
MacKiufion George, third officer P. M. SS., Colima
MacLean D., physician and surgeon, office and r. 324
Sutter
Mac Lieiiiian John D., vital and magnetic healer,
office and r. 114 Geary
MacLeod John, policeman, r. 1306 Montgomery
6^'MacLeod. See McCloud and McLeod
MacMuUen T., second assistant engineer P. M. SS.
City of Peking
MacNamara Andrew, boots and shoes, 12 Fifth, r. 1064
Howard
Bf?" MacNamara. See McNamara
MacNeil Daniel D. S., seaman, r. Maine Lodging House
Mac Neill Jackson, assistant accountant London and
S. F. Bank, r. 235 San Jose Av
8S"MacNeill. See McNeill
MacNevin Patrick, clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's
office, r. 213 Thirteenth
B^"MacNevin. See McNevin
MacRea William A., clerk London and S. F. Bank, r.
526 Post
l^~MacRea. See McRae and McCrea
Macabe Cliarles, general agent Chicago and Alton
RR., office 8 New Montgomery, r. 112 Turk
Macatee Charles, presser George A. Dean, r. San
Mateo
Macauley Susan Mrs., janltress Pine and Larkin St.
Primary School, r. 1118 Taylor
Macauley Thomas (J. St. Denis & Co.) r. 2524 Howard
B^Macauley. See McAuley, McCaulley and Mc-
Gauley
Macbeth Finlay, r. 247 Clara
Macbeth John, r. 247 Clara
Macbeth John, produce dealer, r. S s Point Lobes Av,
bet Collins and Ferrie
Macbeth John A., peddler, r. Elcho House
Macbeth Robert S., physician, 515 Kearny, r. 1624
California
Maccary Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Macchiavelli Enrico, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Macchiavelli Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Maccord Catherine, widow, r. 236 Bitch
Maccord Louisa Miss, assistant Ewing Primary School,
r. 236 Ritch
I Macdonald Benjamin L., r. 44 Third
1 Macdonald Donald, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
i 1318 California
j Macdonald Donald, druggist, 1002 Stockton
Macdonald Donald A., president Enterprise
Mill and Building Co., 217-225 Spear, r. 2510 Sac
' ramento
I Macdonald John, student Pac. Business College, r.
I 142 J<i Fourth
Macdonald Margaret, widow, r. 429 Fulton
Macdonald Theodore H., foreman William Deacon, r.
1029 Mission
Macdonald Thomas, cake trimmer Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. 210 Ritch
Macdonald William (J. D. Gulp & Co. and Macdonald
h flawes) r. 28 Twelfth
Macdonald William, engineer, r. 1022 Twentieth
j Macdonald William W., clerk Enterprise Mill and
' Building Co., r. 2510 Sacramento
t Macdonald «Sc Ha-wes (William Macdonald and
I Oliver Hawes) general agents Connecticut Fire
Insurance Co., Scottish Union and National, and
Security Insurance Cos., 401 California
Macdonoiigli Joseph, importer and dealer coal
and pig iron, 121-125 Folsom, office 41 Market, r.
509 Mason
B^ Maedonough. See McDonough
Mace Adelina Mme., midwife, r. 1413 Dupont
Mace Alfred, molder, r. 321 Clementina
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
Successors to Bravernian &. Licvy
M9 MONTGOMERY STREET.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHINO CAIil.EI> FOB AND DEIilVEBED.
OFFICE, 648 MARKET STREET.
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Mace L., carpenter, r. Co6o House
Mace William, inspector and boarding officer Custom
House, r. Oakland
Macey Isaac, r. 23 Natoma
Macey William, laborer, r. 1831 Bush
a^" Macey. Sec Miicy
Alacfarlane E, C. & Co. (Edward C. Macfarlane)
publishers ai'd proprietors S. F. Illustrated Wasp,
54n-54'2 California
Macfarlaue Edward C. (E. C. Macfarlane & Co.) r. 1222
Pine
Macfarlane Samuel H., salesman Main & ■Winchester,
r. ol2 O'Farrell
Macfarlane Thomas W., private detective, 606 Mont-
gomery, room 83
fl^" Macfarlane. See McFarlane
Macfee William, patternmaker, r. 27}<5 Harriet
Machado Caleumundo, hairdresser, r. 100 Jackson
Machado Joao de S., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc,
510 Bush
Machin T. N., deputy Collector tJ. S. Internal Reven-
ue, r. 1711 Van Ness Av
Machol Eugene, clerk, r. 1529 Turk
Macholdt Ad'dph, woodturner, 134 Main. r. Oakland
Mack Adolph (J. J. Mack & Co.) r. 1424 California
Mack Christian F., woolscourer, r. E s Virginia Av,
bet Mis.-iion and California Av, B. H.
Mack Corntlius, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Mack Cornelius, woolpuller Wolf Bloom, r. cor Twen-
ty.fifth and Alabama
Mack E ;ward, mattressmaker Eureka Hair Factory
Mack Elizabeth Mrs., r. 337 Eddy
Mack Frederick, proprietor Flying Bakery, r. 18 Pearl
Mack Frederick C., driver Frederick Mack, r. 18 Pearl
Mack George D., driver City ER.. r. 2024 Mission
Mack Gustave, seaman SS. Victoria, r. 541 Second
Mack Henry, bartender, r. 137 M Turk
Mack J., helper Industrial Iron Works
Mack Jacob, tanner, r. E 's Diamond, bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Mack Jacob, tinsmith, r. 426 Twenty-ninth, rear
Mack Jiimes, cigars and tobacco, 1043 J^ Market
Mack Jane, widow, furnished rooms, 867 Mission
Aluck J. J. & Co. (A. Mack, L. Guggenheim, A.
Greeuebaum and J. J. Mack) importers and
wliolesale druggists, 11 Front
Mack John, baker P. M. SS. City of New York
Mack John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mack .John G., driver City RR., r. 2024 Mission
Mack Joseph, clerk Felix Curran, r. 745 Brannan
Mack Julius J. (J. J. Mack & Co.) r. 1424 ^California
Mack Lawrence, r. 1424 California
Mack Martha, domestic 1213 Jones
Mack Martin, teamster, r. NW cor Bay and Powell
Mack Neil J., compositof, r. 413 Clementina
Mack Peter, compositor, r. 114 Jones
Mack Robert, stock driver, r. 22 Ritch
Mack Simon (Frank. Goldsmith & Co.) r. 1424 Cali-
fornia
Mack Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mack Timothy, millhand West Coast Furniture Co.,r.
27 Grove
Mack Wilfred, clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 1424 Califor-
nia
Mack William, barber George Nicholas, r. 1062Fol8om
Mack William, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Mack William, shoemaker, r. 184 Jessie
BE^Mack. See Maack
Mackatang August, r. 421 Dupont
Mackay Alexander, importer and manufacturer
carpets, oilcloths, matting and upholstery goods,
715 Market, r. 319 Golden Gate Av
Mackay and Revolution Mining Co. (Little Cotton-
wood Dist., Utah)Charle8 C. Harvey secretary, 309
California, room 1
Mackay Charles (Button & Co.) r. SE cor Devisadero
and Bush
Mackay Donald S., clerk Safety Nitro Co.,r. 2728 Mis-
sion
Mackay Duncan C, broker and commission agent, 430
California, r. 1501 Washington
Mackay George H., waiter, r. 516 Howard, rear
Mackay J. Stuart, carpenter, r. 118 Fell
Mackay Walter S., clei'k Alexander Mackay, r. 319
Golden Gate Av
Mackay William W., tinsmith S..F. Gas Light Co., r.
812 Jessie
it^Mackay. See Mackey. Mackie. McKay and McKee
Mackeever L. B. Mrs., widow, r. .')02 Mason
Mackeever Walter B., expressman, r. 502 Mason
iS^Mackeever. See MoKeever
Mackel James, paper carrier, r. 116 Fulton
Mackel John, paper carrier, r. 116 Fulton
Mackell Jane, widow, r. 902 J4 Folsom
Mackeil William, assistant engineer P. M. SS. City, of
Peking, r. 902 ij Folsom •
8^ Mackell. See McKell
Macken James, capitalist, r. 1028 Folsom
Macken Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. Huettmann's Hotel
Macken Laurence, real estate, r. S s Precita Av, bet
Mission and Howard
Macken Thomas, engineer's storekeeperP. M.SS. City
of Rio de Janeiro
^" Macken. See Mackin and Makin
Mackenzie Donald, bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 741 Ellis
Mackenzie Donald I., driver, r. 19 John
Mackenzie Donald T., coachmau, r. 2023 Geary
Mackenzie James M., millwright, r. 1612 Bush
Mackenzie John H. (Mackenzie & Gilbertson) r. The
Baldwin
Mackenzie Jokn R., general agent Pacific Coast,
The Singer Manufacturing Co., 116 Sutter, r. 651
Harrison
Mackenzie Robert Rev., pastor Howard Presbyterian
Church, r. 24 South Park
Mackenzie Thomas P.. clerk, r. 208 Hyde
Mackenzie William, carpenter, r. 429 Bush
Mackenzie Hi Gilbertson (John H. Mackenzie,
James Gilbertson and Frederick W. Bowyer) ship-
ping and commission merchants, 123 California
^" Mackenzie. See McKenzieand MacKenzie
Mackert Frank A., liquor saloon, NW cor Dupont and
O'Farrell, r. 5 Glover
Mackey C. H., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Mackey Charles, laborer, r. 33 Ritch
Mackey Gold aijd Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
John M. Bufliugton secretary, 309 California,
room 4
Mackey Henry, r. 83 Stevenson
Mackey Hugh, carpenter, r. 11 Alemany Av
Mackey James, expressman, NW cor Turk and Mason,
r. N s Fourteenth, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Mackey John, horse trainer, r. NE cor Point Lobos
and Twenty-ninth Avs
Mackey John, tinsmith, r. N s Twenty-seventh, bet
Noe and Sanchez
Mackey Joseph, laborer, r. 225 Fulton, rear
Mackey Lizzie Miss, shoefitter, r. 1415 Bush
Mackey Mary Mrs., fruits, etc., 83 Stevenson
Mackey Patrick, boatman, r. 919 Battery
Mackey Thomas, farmer, r. SW cor Potrero Av and
Twenty-fifth
Mackey William, salesman W. B. Bradbury, r. 255
Minna
8^ Mackey. See Mackay, Mackie, McKay and Mc-
Kee
Maci>ie Alexander, entry clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.
25 Erie
Mackie David J., plumber, r. 118 Shotwell
Mackie Hamilton W., clerk J. J. Mack k Co., r. 118
Shotwell
Mackie James, janitor Sixth St. Mission School, r. 536
Sixth
Mackie James B., stockbroker, 321 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Mackie James F., bookkeeper Jackson ..t Truman, r.
536 Sixth
Mackie John W., r. 3 First Av
Mackie J.W., bookkeeper Whitney & Marshall, r. Oak-
land
Mackie Peter, master mariner, r. 118 Shotwell
Mackie Robert W., millwright, r. 3 First Av
l^"Mackie. See Mackay. Mackey, McKay and McKee
Mackin John F., shoemaker, r. 515 Folsom
Mackin Maggie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Mackin Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel
INIackin Mary, domestic 1017 Bush
8^"Mackiu. See Macken and Makin
Mackinder John, carpenter, r. nr Ocean View Station
Mackintosh Colin, r. 2308 Harrison
JIackiutosh Donald, accountant, 17 Montgomery
Block, r. 620 Hayes
Mackintosh John, clerk Martin Bacon, r. 502 O'Far-
rell
Mackintosh John, engineer Palace Hotel
Mackintosh Robert, physician and surgeon, office and
r. 1013 Mission
Mackintosh William C, clerk, r. 33 Oak Grove Av
(T^Mackintosh. See Mcintosh
G.W. CLARK & CO.
64.5 9Iarket St.,
INTERIOR DECORATORS, ISiue'lutrrTisVndFrxmes
Wholpfnlc nud Retail dealers In Paper
IlaueiritcM, anil all kiiiUK of Windov
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES,
FIT1.TON Ilc4»9r n'ORKM. 213 Fremont Mtr««t,
iManufacturer.s of Sugar 91illa, Tacunni PanH, £tc.
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Mackley Fred. J., actor, r. 51 Third
Mackley Palmyra Miss, actress, r. 51 Third
Macklin John H., r. 1 Glover
Macklin Thomas H., actor Adelphi Theatre, r. 718
California
Mackney Thomas, r. 304 Green
Mackrett George B., clerk Assessor's Ofi&ce, r. 321
Golden Gate Av
Macleay Donald (Corbitt & Macleay) r. Portland, Or.
Macleay Kenneth (Corbitt & Macleay) r. Portland, Or.
BS^Macleay. See McLea
Maclurkin Abram, watchman C. P. and S. P. RE. offices,
r. 24 .Verona
Macmillan Willis M., clerk U. 8. Internal Revenue,
r. 2216 Fillmore
Macneale & Urban, safes, locks and vaults, Ray-
mond & Wilshire agents, 115-117 Front
Macomber Charles A., salesman Kullman, Salz & Co.,
r. 513 Geary
Macomber Edward, clerk O. Greenebaum.r. 321 Minna
Macomber Florence Mrs., lodgings, 946 Howard
Macomber Horace, painter, r. 321 Minna
B^"Macomber. See Macumber
Macondray Frederic W. (Macondray & Co.) r.
1916 Jackson
Macondray Frederick W., clerk S. B. Dinkelspiel &
Co., r. 1617 Broderick
Macondray George N., clerk L. Gilson, r. 1617 Brod-
erick
Macondray L. S. Mrs., widow, r. 1620 California
Macondray William, correspondent Macondray & Co.,
r. 1617 Broderick
Macondray William Mrs., widow, r. 212 Powell
Macondray & Co. (Frederic W. Macondray and
G. Loring Cunningham) importing, shipping and
commission merchants and agents Yang Tze In-
surance Assn, and North China Insurance Co.,
206 Sansome
Macondray <& Co's Line of Packets to Hong-
kong, office 206 Sansome
Macouillard Pierre, cook, r. 7 Quincy PI
Macowsky Jacob (Macowsky & Adelson) r. 43 Third
Macowsky & Adelson (Jacob Macowsky and Julius
Adelson) newsstand and varieties, 600 Market
Macpherson Alexander M., bookkeeper A. Galli & Co.,
r. 133 Fair Oaks
Macpherson Alexander W. Jr., capitalist, office 318
Pine, room 30, r. Abbotsford House
Macpherson Thomas (Eicholz & Macpherson) r. 457
Tehama
B^Macpherson. See McPherson
MacBorley Alexander Kyle Rev., r. 270 Jessie
Macsorley Alfred, advertising agent, 306 Ji Jessie,
rear
Macsorley Henry, advertising agent, r. 270 Jessie
ll^"Macsorley. See McSorley
Macumber Ada Miss, comiiositor, r. 706 California
Macumber Stephen L., carpenter, r. 8 Elliot Park
Macy Daniel F.. watchman P. M. SS. City of Rio de
Janeiro, r. 2608 J^ Mission
Macy David F., office 32 Stevenson Bldg, r. East Oak-
land
Macy Ellen B., widow, r. 325 Fifth
Macy Francis H., teamster, r. 332 Turk
Macy Harry, clerk Newmark, Gruenberg & Co., r. 1215
Mason
Macy Henry C, architect, office 110 Kearny, r. 1215
Mason
Macy Mary F. Mrs., bakery, 2608 J^ Mission
Macy William, r. IHOSii Mission
)t^"Macy. See Macey
Madalena Antonio, laundryman, r. Ticino Hotel
Madaleiia Carlo, waiter, r. Ticino Hotel
Madalena Gaiidenzeo. laundryman, r. Ticino Hotel
Madalena Mrs., r. 12 Ellis
Madden Bridget, widow, r. 229 Minna
Madden Bridg t, laundress, 1820 Clay
Madden David, r. 1321 Steiuer
Madden Dennis H., blacksmith, r. 444 Jessie, rear
Madden Edward, brickmason, r. 308 Tehama
Madden Edward, carcleaner S. P. RR.
Madden Edward, compositor The Daily Report
Madden Edward H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
031 Webster
Madden Frank, laborer, r. 41 Jessie
Madden G. S., farmer, r. 224 Fourth
Madden Helen Miss, r. 1023 Mission
Madden James, engineer S. P. RR., r. 2319 Harrison
Madden James, seaman, r. 210 Union
Madden James A., plasterer, r. 21 }4 Geneva
Madden Jerome, land agent Southern Pacific Rail-
road, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 78, r.
San Mateo
Madden John, blacksmith Pac. Boiling Mills
Madden John, butcher, r. 246 Jessie
Madden John, candymaker, r. 5 Alaska PI
Madden John, car inspector S. P. RR., r. 2319 Harri-
son
Madden John, carpenter W. A. Meeker, r. 318 Capp^
rear
Madden John, laborer, r. 359 J^ Eleventh
Madden Jrfhn, porter Larzelere & Witham, r. 910 Har-
rison
Madden John, shoemaker, r. 106 Dupont
Madden John F., teamster, r. 229 Minna
Madden John W., japanner, r. 1321 Stelner
Madden Luther, r. 1126 Market
Madden Maggie, domestic 2416 Mission
Madden Margaret, widow, r. 521 Castro
Madden Martin J., soapdealer, r. 1627 Folsom
Madden Mary M., housekeeper Charles Crocker
Madden Maurice, shoemaker, r. W s Mission, opp St.
Mary's College, rear
Madden May L. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 1627 Folsom
Madden Patrick, laborer P, M. SS. Go's Wharf
Madden Patrick, laborer, r. 8}^ Clinton
Madden Patrick, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
Madden Patrick H., r. 553% Minna
Madden Peter, laborer, r. 249?^ Minna
Madden Sarah, bakery, 11 William
Madden Thomas, laborer, r. E s Putnam, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Madden Thomas, laborer, r. Siegel, nr Lincoln, B. H.
Madden Thomas J. , brakeman S. P. RR., r . 1222 Green
Madden Thomas P., capitalist, 636 Clay, r. Occidental
Hotel
Madden William, boilermaker, r. 426 Folsom
Madden William, engineer S. P. RR., r. 2319 Harrison
Maddox John H., barber Max Warmbath, r. 549 Bryant
Madel Henry, cooper David Woerner, r. 102 Mission
Madel William, clerk Samuel Caro, r. 102 Mission
Madero Antonio A., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,r.
461 Clementina
Madero Jose 51., gardener, r. 919 Broadway
Madero Jules S., actor, r. 461 Clementina
Madero Manoel, laborer, r. 117 Jackson
Madero Ramon A., editor La Voz del Nuevo Mvindo,
119 Montgomery Block, r. 505 Green
Madge Frederick, attorney at law, 318 Pine, room 20,
r. 608 Sanchez
Madge James W., ironmolder, r. 131 Freelon
Madigan James, hostler Presidio Reservation
Madigan Joseph, butcher Stutz Bios., 52 Washington
Market
Madi^au Michael, porter Whitney & Marshall, r. 737
Howard
j Madigan Patrick, r. 737 Howard
I Madigan William, stonecutter Frank Williams, r. 617
I Minna
Madill David, physician, office and r. 14 Geary
Madison Annie C, widow, r. 311 Bryant
Madison August, stevedore George Whitney
Madison Bennett H., ship owner and agent, 271 East,
r. 115 Capp
Madison Caroline A. Miss, r. 1515 Sacramento
Madison Charles, r. 120 Howard, rear
Madison Charles, tanner, r. W s San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Madison Chriistiana, domestic 22 Hawthorne
Madison Frank A., clerk, r. 311 Bryant
Madison George E., surveyor, r. 306 Kearny
Madison Hans, cigars and tobacco, 309 East, r. 789
Mission
Madison James, bookkeeper California Tug Boat Co.,
r. 115 Capp
Madison James, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear
Madison John, laborer, r. 120 Howard, rear
Madison John, mail clerk Morning Call, r. 1335 Pa-
cific
Madison John, stereotj'per, r. 2431 Larkin
Madison John H. Mrs., widow, r. 1515 Sacramento
Madison Martin, bookkeeper B. H. Madison, r. 115
Capp
Madison O. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Madison Sarah E., widow, r. 1515 Sacramento
Madison «& Burke (Martin J. and Frank H.
Burke) real estate and house agents and rent col-
lectors, 501-503 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Washing Called for and Delivered
OFFICK. 33 OEARY ST.
I MAPnniunilPU importer of and dealer is coal, and pig iron,
J. lYIMliUUnUUun, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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MADISON & BURKE'S
Real Estate Office
N.'W.cor. Sfontgroiuer;)' nnfl Sacramento,
Is the largest ofMce In the city; reliable, prunipt and re-
Kponsible; 24 years' experience with landlords and tenants.
For letting, collecting and selling, we are prepared to take
charge of property on the most reasonable terms.
B^Madison. See Madson, Matson and Mattson
Madona Antonio, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Madoua Felipo, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Madona Francesco, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Madona Paolo, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Madsen Adolph, cooper, r. 405 Spear
Madsen Catherine Mrs., groceries and liquors, N s
Clipper, bet Church and Sanchez
Madsen Charles, expressman, 313 Battery, r. Ns Clip-
per, bet Church and Sanchez
Madseu Haus, laborer, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Madsen Harry, seaman, r. 47 Sacramento
Madsen James, captain schr Gotama, office 44 Market,
r. 332 Ritch
Madsen Mads, seaman, r. 10 Lick
Madsen Ole (Norton & Madsen) r. Oakland
Madsen Soren, first officer schr Aurora, r. 916 Mont-
gomery
Madseu William, seaman, r. 653 Third
Madson Charles, seaman, r. South Pacific House
Madson Oliver (Madson & Peterson) r. 913 Twentieth
Madson Robert, coachman, r. 419 Ellis
Madson & Peterson (Oliver Madson and C. A. Peter-
sou) coflee saloon, 14 Sacramento
B^Madson. See Madison. Matson and Mattson
Maeholdt Henry, r. 1415 Kearny
Maennerbund Hall, Ws PotreroAv, bet Twenty. fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Maes Christian, seaman, r. 17 Park Av
Maessen William, pork packer, 2 New Metropolitan
Market, r. 147 Clara
Maestretti Giuseppe (Maestretti & Dellasanta) r. 425
Vallejo
Maestretti Ricardo, collector Swiss Mutual Ben. Soc,
r. 425 Vallejo
Maestretti it Dellasanta (G. Maestretti and L. Della-
santa) restaurant, 12 Ellis
Magagnos Julian A., collector The State Investment
and Insurance Co.. r. 1815 Sacramento
Magalia Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) P. H.
Kraner secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 5
Magallanes Turibia Miss-, milliner, r. 7 Piukney PI
Magallon Joseph, coffee roaster G. Venard, r. 432
Vallejo
Magary Fannie Mrs., r. Ill Fifteenth
Alag-ary John E. , street contractor, 528 Califor-
nia, room 3, r. 5 Folsom Av
Magary William, grainer David C. Brown, r. Ill
Fifteenth
Magary William W., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co.,
r. 603 Buchanan
a^Magary. See McGarry and McGary
Magdalen Asylum, E s Potrero Av, bet Sierra and
Shasta
Slag'debur^ General Insurance Co. (marine)
of Magdeburg, Gutte & Frank general agents, 307
California
Magee Aiden, laborer, r. 8 Liberty
Magee Alexander, machinist, r. SE cor Columbia PI,
and, Rutledge Av. B. H.
Magee David B., saloonkeeper, r. 413 Fourth
Magee Edward, driver Jean L. Vermeil, r. 202 Town-
send
Magee E. F. Mrs., assistant Franklin Grammar
School, r. 426 Sixth
Magee J., r. 36 Clay
Magee James, hooker Pac Rolling Mills
Magee James, pantryman P. C. SS. Orizaba
Magee James, tanner, r. 430 Shotwell
Magei- John A. Jr. (Magee & Moore) r. 1113 Post
Magee M., water tender P. M. SS. South Carolina
Magee Richard, lumberman, r. 636 M Fourth
Sla^ree Roger D., with Thomas Magee, r. 1216
Leavenworth
Magee Thomas, driver James Tuite, r. 217 Eighth,
roar
Magee Ttiomas, real estate agent and editor and
proprietor Real Estate Circular, 20 Montgomery,
r. 80O Van Ness Av
Magee W. H. Mrs., widow, assistant Franklin Gram-
mar School, r. 420 Sixth
Magee & Moore (John A. Magee Jr. and Arthur
W. Moore) Importers and dealers leather, 513
Market
B^Magee. See McGee
Mageudie Hyppolite A., reporter S. F. Chronicle, r.
NW cor Octavla and Grove
Magg Frederick, liquor saloon, 636 Commercial, r.
1218 Kearny
Maggetti Francesco, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Maggettl Gottardo, pastemaker C. R. Splivalo, r. 433
Union
Maggini Charles, fruits, 1102 Clay, r. 2 Terba Buena
Maggini Juan B., carpenter, r. 8 Pinkney PI
Maggini Laura, widow, r. 2 Yerba Buena
MagginnesB J. R., clerk Surveyor-General's Office, r.
Abbotsford House
Maggio Fortunato, treasurer Fishermens' Assn, and
dealer fish and fishing material, 896 Front
Maggio Giovanni, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Maggioncalda Pasquale, laborer, r. 5 Filbert PI
Magill Arthur E., general agent Phoenix and
Home Insurance Cos., 323 California, r. Oakland
Mngill Charles R., painter, r. 1906 Mission
Magill Henry, brakeman 8. P. RR,, r. 537 Third
Magill James, hosemaker A. O. Cook, r. 1326 Columbia
Magill Robert H., general agent Home Mutual
Insurance Co., 406 California, r. Alameda
Magill Thomas W., books and stationery, 1018 Mar-
ket, r. 130 Turk
Magill William J., laborer, r. W s Florida, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
as- Magill. See McGill
Magllton Thomas, gauger U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
11 Mission Av
Magin George, driver Potrero and B. V. RR.
Maginis John J., clerk James M. Gitchell, r. 1943
Geary
Maginnis Charles, porter Blake, Robbins & Co., r. 1923
Bush
Maginnis Eliphas, teamster, cor Sansome and Com-
mercial, r. 1923 Bush
Maginnis James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Ws
Sherman, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Maginnis Richard S., engineer stmr Tulare, r. 32
Silver
Maginnis Thomas, frame ornamenter S. & G. Gump,
r. 735 Clementina
Maginnis W^illiam J., furniture and bedding, 108
Third, r. 947 Folsom
B^ Maginnis. See McGinness and McGinniss
Maginson Peter, seaman P. C. SS. Geo. W. Elder
Magistra Carlo A., bartender, r. 532 Vallejo
Magistra Fillpo, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Magistrette G., r. Ticino Hotel
Maguani Edouardo, laborer, r. 1500 Dupont
Magner Ambrose, painter, r. 820 Broadway
Magner Bertha Miss, talloress, r. 454 Tehama
Magner Bridget, domestic NW cor California and La-
guna
Magner Brothers (David J,, John T. and Wallace J.)
groceries and liquors, 815-817 Broadway
Magner David J. (Magner Brothers) r. 820 Broadway
Magner Dennis, r. 921 Greenwich
Magner Emil, cashier United Carriage Co., r. 454 Te-
hama
Magner Frank W., compositor Examiner, r. 820 Broad-
way
Magner Jennie, widow, r. 454 Tehama
Magner John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Magner John, compositor Examiner, r. 26 Tehama
Magner John, laborer, r. 30 Clarence PI
Magner John D., blacksmith r. 921 Greenwich
MaginT John T. (Magner Brothers) r. 817 Broadway
Magner Joseph, bookkeeper Scott & McCord, r. 454
Tehama
Magner Mary Miss, assistant Shotwell St. Primary
School, r. 921 Greenwich
Magner Mary Miss, seamstress Weil, Leiter & Co., r.
30 Clarence PI
Magner Mary, widow, r. 26 Tehama
Magner Max (McElroy k Magner) r. 454 Tehama
Mnguer P., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Magner Thomas (Magner & Wormuth) r. 703 Hyde
Magner Thomas E., formcarrier Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 26 Tehama
Magner Thomas H., clerk Magner Bros., r. 820 Broad-
way
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Magner Thomas W., capitalist, r. 820 Broadway
Magner Wallace J. (Magner Brothers) r. 820- Broad-
way
Magner Walter J., clerk Magner Bros., r. 820 Broad-
way
Magner William, carpenter, r. 921 Greenwich
Magner William, iron molder, r. 26 Tehama
Magner William J., compositor Examiner, r. 817
Broadway
Magner & Wormuth (Thomas Magner and Martin E.
Wormuth) horseshoers, 5 Belden
Magues Abraham, boots, shoes and fancy goods, 306-
308 Sixteenth
Magnes Moses, boots and shoes, 60 Second, r. 306 Six-
teenth
Magnes Solomon D., clerk A. Magnes, r. 306 Six-
teenth
Magnesson Peter, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Magnin Isaac, dry and fancy goods, 116 Third, r. 37
Perry
Magnuson Alfred, boltmaker, r. 429 Tehama
Magnuson Bernhard, cook J. Reagan, r. 710 Folsom
Magnuson Edward, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
Magomis Zacharias, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. W s
Wood, bet Post and Sutter
Magorty Hugh, groceries and liquors, 2815 California
Magorty John, truiikmaker Harris & Co., r. 8 Haight
Magorty William, expressman, NWcor California and
Battery, r. 8 Haight
Magoun Joseph W., cashier J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 43
Everett
Magrane Matthew, contractor and builder, r. 1419
Webster
Magrath James O., superintendent Overland Ware-
house, r. 634 Fell
Magrath Lizzie Migs, weaver Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
Magrath Michael A., carpenter, r. E s Hampshire, bet
Butte and Solano
8^" Magrath. See McGrath and McQraw
Magrewery John, steward, r. 54 First
Magritz Amos A., butcher, 1704 Hyde, r. 1330 Broad-
way
Maguire A. B. & Brother (Augustus B. and Joseph
W.) dry goods, 2300 Mission
Maguire Amelia, domestic NE cor Seventeenth and
Eureka
Maguire Ann, widow, r. 1608 West Mission
Maguire Anne, widow, r. 366 Natoma
Maguire Annie, domestic 811 O'Farrell
Maguire Annie, domestic S s Howard, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Maguire Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 509}$ Qrova
Maguire Annie, widow, r. 660 Howard
Maguire Augustus B., city agent Firemans Fund In-
surance Co., 401 California, and (A. B. Maguire &
Brother) r. 442 Twentieth
Maguire Carrie Miss, operator Jory Bros., r. 209 Sil-
ver
Maguire Charles, r. 536 Third
Maguire Charles, shoemaker, r. 317 Third
Maguire Charles S., miner, r. 513 Taylor
Maguire Edmund, physician, office and r. 266 Minna
Maguire Edward, laborer, r. Empire House, South
S. F.
Maguire Edward, laborer, r. 1929 Howard
Maguire Francis A., tinsmith, r. 418 Shotwell
Maguire Frank, laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Maguire Frank A., clerk Charles F. Doe, r. 914)4 Va-
lencia
Maguire George E., glasscutter, r. 25 Minna
Maguire Heury C, bookkeeper Albert Mau & Co., r.
614 Mason
Maguire J. A., teamster, r. 534 Fulton
Maguire James, bundler A. S. Hallidie, r. 258 Minna
Maguire James, coalpasser P. M. SS. Colima
Maguire James, driver City RR., r. 129 Fifteenth
Maguire James, fonndryman, r. 18 Moss
Maguire James, fireman strar Pilot
Maguire James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1319
Natoma
Maguire James, metalropfer, r. 209 Seventh
Maguire James, stiyedore Chase & WolfJ, r. 806 Mason
Maguire James, theatrical manager, r. .527 Post
Maguire James Jr., clerk O'Connor, Muffatt & Co., r.
209 Seventh
Maguire James G., attorney at law, 74 Montgomery
Block, r. 14 Moss
Maguire James W., porter Peters Bros., r. 636 Com-
mercial
Maguire John, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
1518 Buchanan
Maguire John, driver George Klaber, r. 24 Clinton
Maguire John, laborer, r. 606 Natoma
Maguire John, plasterer, r. 258 Minna
Maguire John, shipping clerk O "Connor, Moffatt &'Co.,
r. 209 Seventh
Maguire John, watchman, r. SE cor Baker and Beach
Maguire John H., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1218 Howard
Maguire John J., ironmolder, r. 24 Clinton
Maguire Johu P. (Maguire & Son) r. 306 Capp
Maguire Joseph, clerk CuUinan & Co., r. 517 Jones
Maguire Joseph, guard House of Correction
Maguire Joseph M., salesman Spruance, Stanley & Co.,
r. 614 Mason
Maguire Joseph W. (A. B. Maguire & Brother) r. 2338
Folsom
Maguire Kate, widow, r. 517 Jones
Maguire Kate, domestic 616 Folsom
Maguire L. P. Mrs., widow, r. 118 Eddy
Maguire Lucy, widow, r. 310 Minna
Maguire M. & O. (Michael and Owen) hay, grain,
wood and coal, 133 Hayes
Maguire Michael (M. & O. Maguire) r.229 Page
Maguire Michael, groceries and liquors, 421 Union
Maguire Michael, stevedore, r. 258 Minna
Maguire Owen (M. k O. Maguire) r. 227 Page
Maguire Patrick (Maguire & Son) r. 306 Capp
Maguire Patrick, fireman, r. 700 Front
Maguire Patrick, gardener, 2536 Howard
Maguire Patrick, gateman Occidental Hotel, r. 156
Silver
Maguire Patrick, laborer, r. 212 Ritch, rear
Maguire Patrick, laborer, r. 18 Souora
Maguire Peter, fireman C. P. RR. stmr Oakland, r.
1218 Howard
Maguire Peter, longshoreman, r. 165 Tehama
Maguire Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Maguire Philip, policeman, r. 418 Shipley
Maguire Robert J. (Gawthorne & Maguire) r. 421
. Hyde
Maguire Samuel J., bookkeeper Cal. Savings and Loan
Soc, r. 421 Hyde
Maguire Stephen, r. 913 Sacramento
Maguire Thomas, bartender, r. 41 Pacific
Maguire Thomas, capitalist, r. 421 Hyde*,
Maguire Thomas, carpenter Stockton Planing Mills,
r. Fifth, bet Harrison and Folsom
Maguire Thomas, manager Baldwin Theatre, r. 402
Eddy
Maguire Thomas, tinsmith, r. 423 Stevenson
Maguire Thomas F., clerk Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 421
Hyde
Maguire Thomas F., steward S. P. Collins & Co., 329
Montgomery
Maguire Thomas G., mason, r. 2338 Folsom
Maguire Thomas Godfrey, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 2707 Folsom
Maguire William, seaman, r. SE cor Howard and
Steuart
Maguire & Son (Patrick and John P. Maguire) pro-
duce commission merchants, 127 Washington
BQ^Maguire. See McGuire and Merguire
Mahady James, picture dealer, r. 427 3>i Shipley
Mahan Helen Mrs., stemmer Seal Rock Tobacco Co.,
r. 0 Cleaveland
Mahan Heury, welldigger, r. S s Lombard, bet Gough
and Franklin
Mahan Henry H. (J. W. Nye & Co.) r. 2737 Pine
Mahan Hugfi, laborer, r. 606 Fourth
Malian Hugh, peddler, r. N s Point Lobos Av, bet
Fourth and Fifth Avs
Mahan James, r. 2737 Pine
Mahan Johu, laborer, r. 118 Jti Welsh
Mahan Johu, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r. 924
Jackson
Mahan Johu, teamster Long Branch Hotel
Mahan Michael, laborer, r. 118J^ Welsh
Mahan Patrick, fireman Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D., 320
Main
Mahan Walter, blacksmith, r. 305 Minna
lfc?"Mahau. See Mahon, Mahone, Meehan, Mehan
aud Meighan
Mahauny J. A. Mrs., r. 1532 Polk
Mahaiiy Henry J. Wade, clerk McKay & Brown, r
2.500 Post
Mahe Gustave, law student Fox & Kellogg, r. San
Mateo
Mahearn Martin, laborer, r. 314 Ritch
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Maher B. S. Mrs., bakery, 420 Fourth
Maher Dennis, commission merchunt, r. 1816 Devisa-
dero
Maher Dennis F., groceries and liquors, 441 Jessie
Maher Dennis H., painter Clay St. RR., r. 29)<J Oak
MaHer Edward, groceries, NE cor Sacramento and
Taylor
Maher Edward, yardman La Grande Laundry, E s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Maher Frank W., draftsman, r. 1100 Taylor
Maher Gilbert, laborer, r. 1417 Kearny
Maher H., laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Maher Uaunah, widow, r. 1038 Army
Maher James, drayman, NW cor Howard and Beale, r.
C71 Harrison
Maher James, expressman, r. 62)^ West Mission
Mabur James, ironmolder, r. 420 Fourth
Maher James, saloon watchman P. M. SS. City of To-
kio
Maher James V. (Benton it Maher) r. 1143 Howard
Maher Jeremiah, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. E s Tilden, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Maher John, laborer, r. 1(54 Jessie
Maher John, teamster, r, 421 Linden Av
Maher Joseph W., carpenter and builder, r. S s Pre-
cita Av, bet Mission and Howard
Maher Kate Miss, tailoress W. Crowley, r. 53 Natoma
Maher Louis, seaman P.M. SS. Grauada
Maher Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 53 Natoma
Maher Mar;^aret. widow, r. San Jos6 Av, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Maher Martin (Maher & Manion) r. 41 Langton
Maher Martin A., policeman, r. Elizabeth, bet Sanchez
and Xoe
Maher Michael, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Maher Michael, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Maher Michael, waiter, r. 320 Valley
Maher Michael J., laborer, r. N s Noe, nr Twenty-
ninth
Maher P., canvasser P. F. Collier, r. 203^ Fifth
Maher Patrick, bartender D. Slaven, r. 18 Ritch
Maher Patrick, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Maher Philip, engineer, r. 1038 Army
Maher Thomas, expressman, r. 23 Ridley
Maher Thomas A., stonecutter, r. 2 Johnston
Maher Thomas C, pressroom coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 637 Twenty-third
Maher Thomas F., teamster, r. 671 Harrison
Maher William, cigars and tobacco, 58 Second, r. 53
Natoma
Maher William, cooper, r. IHH Bryant
Maher William, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Maher William, seaman, r. 4)<j Frederick
Maher William E., cigars and tobacco, 12 Bryant
i^'Maher. See Meagher
Mahler Frank, machinist S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 508
Brannan
Mahler John, liquor saloon, 264 Third, r. 14 3^ Heron
Mahler Martin, mate tug Kate
Mahlke Lewis, compositor S. F. Abend Post, r. 606
O'Farrell
Mahlmann Henry, liquor saloon, 603 California, r. 717
Stockton
Mahlmann P. <!t Co. (Peter Mahlmann) liquor
saloon, 614 Montgomery
Mahlmann Peter (P. Mahlmann & Co.) r. 22;< Ev-
erett
Mahlstedt August, painter, r. 73U Minna
Mahlstedt John (Adrian & Mahlstedt) r. 322 Folsom
Mahlstedt John, clerk Frank Newhoflf, r. SE cor Du-
pout and Greenwich
Mahncken John H., bookkeeper Joseph Fredericks &
Co., r. The Windsor
Maholm J. B., .secretary Morning Star Mining Co., 16
Stevenson Bldg, r. Oakland
Mahon Celia, widow, r. 219 Golden Gate Av
Maliou Charles B., bookkeeper, r. W s Dolores, opp
Sixteenth
Mahon Francis A., bookkeeper, r. 606 Ellis
Mahou Franklin, ass^ayer, r. 606 Ellis
Mahon James H., office 442 California
Mahou John, guard Golden Gate Park, r. N s McAl-
lister, bet Lyon and Lott
Mahon John, laborer, r. 214 Ritch, rear
Mahon John W., wines, liquors and cigars, 62
Halleck, r. 12(14 Mission
Mahon Kate Mrs., janitress Hayes Valley Grammar
School
Mahon Thomas, wool grader, r. 27 Clinton
Mahon Thomas F., painter, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Mahon William, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Mahon William J., varnisher, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Mahone George, peddler, r. Elcho House
Mahone George D., clerk Neustadter Bros.^ r. 1422
Taylor
B^"Mahone. See Mahan, Mahon, Meehan. Mehan
and Meighan
Mahoney Anne, widow, r. 210}<5 Clara, rear
Mahoney Brothers (Jeremiah and John) contractors
and builders, office 328 Pine
Mahoney Cain, calker, r.913 Montgomery
Mahoney Cain, longshoreman, r. .Vi Minna
Mahoney Cornelius, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Transit,
r. 116 Dore
Mahoney Cornelius, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Mahoney Cornelius, street contractor, r. 2204 Pine
Mahoney Daniel, carpenter, r. 724 Brannan
Mahoney Daniel, messenger American District Tel.
Co., r. 1419 Larkin
Mahoney Daniel, proptr Sixth St. House, NW cor
Sixth and Bryant
Mahoney Daniel H., bartender W. Cawley, r. 647 How-
ard
Mahoney Daniel O., shoemaker, r. 415 Filbert
Mahoney David I. (Mahoney k Cramer) r. 1513 Polk
Mahoney David I., clerk J. M. Burnett, r. 1503 Pacific
Av
Mahoney Dennis, r. 928 Folsom
Mahoney Dennis, engineer's storekeeper O. and O.
SS. Belgic
Mahoney Dennis, longshoreman, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Mahoney Dennis, merchant tailor, 1513 Polk
Mahoney Dennis,. real estate, r. 1.503 Pacific Av
Mahoney Dennis J., engineer, r. 229 Perry
Mahoney Dennis M., hoiseshoer, r. 823 Guerrero
Mahoney Edward, student Pac. Business College, r.
Twenty- fourth, bet Noe and Castro
Mahoney Edward I., clerk, r. 343 Jessie
Mahoney Ella Miss, r. 107 O'Farrell
Mahoney Ellen, widow, r.315 Green
Mahoney Ellen, domestic 1400 Jackson
Mahoney Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 343 Jessie
Mahoney Florence, porter Carroll, Abrams & Carroll,
r. '2230 Hyde
Mahoney George, machinist Thomson & Evans, r.422
Filbert
Mahoney Henry, salesman Drake & Emerson, r. 11
Clinton
Mahoney J. Ambrose, carriagepainter A. Folsom, r.
N s Hermann, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Mahoney James, hackman, r. 11 Hubbard
Mahoney James, baker R. R. Swain, r. 115 Natoma
Mahoney James, engineer, r. 35 South Park
Mahoney James, laborer, r. 1147 }<i Howard
Mahoney James, laborer Pac. RoUiBg Mills
Mahoney James, plumber, r. 422 Filbert
Mahoney James A., policeman, r. 27 Oak
Mahoney James B., mail clerk Call, r. Twenty-fourth,
bet Noe and Castro
Mahoney Jeremiah, r. 52 Minna
Mahoney Jeremiah (Mahoney Brothers) r. 425 Ste-
venson
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, r. 257 Stevenson
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1123 Post
Mahone}' Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. 823 Guerrero
Mahoney Jeremiah J., laborer, r. 907 Valencia
Mahoney John, r. 458 Minna
Mahoney John, r. N s Francisco, bet Larkin and Polk
Mahoney John (Mahoney Brothers) r. 425 Stevenson
Mahoney John (Horgan & Mahoney) r. SW cor Bay
and Mason
Mahoney John, blacksmith, r. 35!^ Fifth av
Mahoney John, gardener, r. 1419 Larkin
Mahoney John-, glovecutter Lippitt, Leak & Co., r. 510
Vallejo
Mahoney John, laborer, r. 1035 Twenty-fourth
Mahoney John, tailor, r. 1513 Polk
Mahoney John, watchman City and County Hospital
Mahoney John D., clerk Leviusohn & Meyerstein, r.
266 Stevenson
Mahoney John F., mining secretary, 10 S. F. Stoc^
Exchange Bldg. r. San Jos6
Mahoney John H., foreman A. Lusk & Co., r. 23 Ritch
Mahoney John J., lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co., and
foreman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r: 510 Vallejo
Mahoney John T., barber, 6 Mason, r. 439 Jessie
Mahoney Julia Miss, glovemaker, r. 610 Vallejo
Mahoney Julia Mrs., r. 632 Howard
Mahoney Kate, domestic 828 Lombard
Mahoney Katie, domestic 1827 Clay
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INCHI.ET. SPIERS A HAYES, FVIiTUBT IRON 1VORKS. 213 Fremont Street,
MlMiufacturerH of ROCK BREAKERS, RETORTS anU ROASTINO FtTRNACEM,
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626
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Mahoney Margaret, widow, r. 8 b Fifteenth, nr Guer.
rero, rear
Mahoney Margaret, widow, r. 422 Filbert
Mahoney Margaret J. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Prim-
ary School, r. 1501 Pacific Av
Mahoney Maiy, domestic 808 Bush
Mahoney Mary, domestic 812 Chestnut
Mahoney Mary, widow, r. 3 Bowie Av
Mahoney Mary, widow, r. 63 Clipper
Mahoney Michael, boilermaker, r. 657 Howard
Mahoney Michael, coachman, r. 605 O'Farrell
Mahoney Michael, foui.dryman, r. 619 Second
Mahoney Michael, laborer, r. 212 Clara, rear
Mahoney Nellie Miss, furnished rooms, 1225 Market
Mahouey Nora, domestic 1515^Larkin
Mahoney Norah, domestic 1726 Sutter
Mahoney Patrick, bricklayer, r. Columbia Hotel
Mahoney Patrick, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Mahoney Patrick, laborer, r. 322 Minna
Mahouey Patrick, teamster Hancock & Kelso, r. NW
cor Bay and Powell
Mahoney Patrick, waiter, r. 445 Clementina
Mahoney Patrick A., policeman, r. 1 Elliot Park
Mahoney Redmond J., cashier J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
107 O'Farrell
Mahoney Samuel, cook P. M. SS. City of New York, r.
636 Commercial
Mahoney Stephen, gardener, r. NW cor Haight and
Laguna
Mahoney Thomas, bookkeeper Dwyer, Skaife & Rob-
ertson, r. 107 O'Farrell
Mahoney "Thomas, laborer, r. 343 Jessie
Mahouey Thomas, policeman, r. 536 Natoma
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, r. 229 Perry
Mahoney Timothy, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Mahoney William Mrs., r. 712 Folsom
Mahoney William, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Mahoney William, laborer, r. 554 Natoma
Mahoney William, laborer, r. cor Sixth Av and L,
South S. F.
Mahoney William, longshoreman, r. 22 Bluxome, rear
Mahoney William, teamster David O'Keefe, r. 417J^
Clementina
Mahoney & Cramer (David I. Mahoney and John D.
Cramer) painters, 1615 Polk
Mahony Bridget, domestic 1610 Howard
Mahony Daniel, bricklayer, r. 712 Folsom
Mahony Daniel, laborer, r. 647 Howard
Mahony Daniel J. (Mahony & Son) r. 724 Natoma
Mahony Deunis, laborer, r. 8 Allen
Mahony Edmund, r. 551 Howard
Mahony Jeremiah (Mahony & Son) r. 724 Natoma
Mahony John, cigarmaker, r. 647 Howard
Mahony John, speculator, r. 921 Market
Mahony Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 647 Howard
Mahony Mary, widow, r. 647 Howard
Mahony Michael C, teamster, r. 421 Bush
Mahony Thomas, teamster Golden Gate Park, r. NE
cor Parker Av and Fulton
Mahony Thomas, watchman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Mahony Timothy, teamster, r. 334 Tenth
Mahony Timothy, watchman warehouse dept Custom
House, r. 518 Jessie
Alaliony W. H., wood carpets and inlaid flooring,
45 St. Ann's Building, r. 536 Ellis
Mahony & Son (Daniel J. and Jeremiah) teamsters,
226 Front
<K?~Mahony. See Mahoney
Mahuod John, r. 9 Francisco
Mahood William, musician, r.9 Francisco
MahrCarl W., druggist, r. 720 Leavenworth
Mahr Matthew, policeman, r. 854 Folsom
Mahreu Edward, elevator tender, 123 California, r. W
s Grant, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Mahren James, laborer, r. W s Grant, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Mahtron Jean, laborer, r. 19 Sonora
Mahut Joseph, laborer, r. 1000 Pacific
Maid Frank, gardener, r. 514 Bush
Maidment James, laborer, r. 6 8 Sixth
Maier Charles, boots and shoes, 834-836 Kearny, r.
618 Filbert
Maier Max, teacher zither, r. 521 O'Farrell .
Maier Thomas, wagonmaker, r. 2315 Mission
OSy Maier. See Mayer, M('ier. Meyer and Myer
Malers Henry, bartender, r. 27'.) Stevenson
Maigre Dominique, storekeeper French Hospital, r.
1000 J^ Folsom
Mailer John, engineer William T. Garratt, r. NW cor
Diamond and Twenty-third
Mailey Edward, marble cutter, r. Seventeenth Av, bet
J and K, Souths. F.
Maillard Alexander, laundry, 181 Fourteenth
Maillet Alexander, carpenter, r. 209 Gough
Maillet Bertha, laundress, r. '209 Gough
Mailliard J. W., clerk insurance dept Falkner, Bell &
Co., r. NW cor Bush and Van Ness Av
Maillot John W., cabinetmaker, r. 2736 Sixteenth
Main Charles (Main & Winchester) r. Palace Hotel
Main Edward, boot and shoemaker, 315 Folsom
Main Street Iron Works, William Deacon pro-
prietor, 131-135 Main
Main Street Mill, M. & A. Hansen proprietors,
130-136 Main
Main Street Wharf, foot of Main
Main William W., superintendent tree factoiry Main
k Winchester, r. 1321 Fillmore
Main di Wincliester (Charles Main and Ezra H.
Winchester) importers and manufacturers sad-
dles, harness, whips and collars, 214-2'20 Battery
8^~Main. See Mayne
Maine Dairy, J. R. Walton proptr (San Mateo) depot
408 Tehama
Maine Lodging House, Miss Ellen E. Gordon proptr,
614 Kearny
Mainer Abraham, candymaker J. Seidl & Oo., r. 109
Fifth
Mainland Samuel, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Mains E. King, blacksmith, r. 759 Harrison
Mains John, carpenter, r. 4 Tay
Maints Ernst, tanner, r. N s San Jos6 Av, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Mainwaring Edward, clerk Hugh Huddleston, r. 5
Martha PI
Mainwaring Edward, clerk Langley & Michaels, r.
Oakland
Mainwaring George H., tinsmith W. W. Montague &
Cj., r. Oakland
Mairhofer Joseph, laborer Philadelphia Brewery
Mairich Nicholas, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 40
Commercial
Mais Christian, seaman, r. 17 Park Av
Maisch John, capitalist, r. 1009 Lombard
Maison Doree, Tschurr & Dingeon proprietors,
217 Kearny
Maison Henry A. (Denaveaux & Maison) r. 620 Filbert
Maison Leon, bookkeeper George W. Hume, r. 820 Fil-
bert
Maison LeOn A. (Mathieu & Maison) r. 1706 Polk
Maison Leonora A., widow, r. 661 Seventeenth
Maison Mary Mrs., r. 820 Filbert
Maison Natalie E., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 661 Seventeenth
8E?"Maison. See Mason, Masson and Mayson
Maissuer August, bartender L. A. Maissner, r. 423 Du-
pont
Maissner Lambert A., liquor saloon and lodgings, 423
Dupont
Maitlaud Adolph, mining expert, r. 613 Pine
Maitland Jorgeu J., Master Mariners Ben. Assn, 41S
Sutter
Maitland William, boarding, 105 Clark
Maitlaud W. K., assistant engineer P. C. SS. State of
California, r. Oakland
Majendie Peter, teamster, r. Fifth Av, .bet N and
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Majera John, vegetable garden, E s Otsego, nr Onon-
daga Av
Majonran P. A., doorkeeper Lick House
Major Alexander, conductor N. B. and M. RR., r. 829
Folsom
Major Alfred, bookkeeiJer C. Herrmann & Co., r. S27
Post
Major Charles J., laborer, r. 830 Folsom
Major Peter L., printer, r. 830 Folsom
Majory William E., carpenter, r. 168 Tehama
Mak Peter, sausagemaker, r. 25 John
Makin Cornelius, speculator, r. 105 Leavenworth
Makin Edward B., commission merchant, 109 Cali-
fornia
Makiu John, baker, r. 18 Mary
Makin Robert O., commission merchant, 109 Calif or-
foruia, room 12, r. San Rafael
Makin William P., peddler, r. Ws Grant, betFifteenth
and Sixteenth
l^"Makiu. See Macken and Mackin
Makins James N., necktie mnfr, 506 Market, r. Oak-
land
Makinson George H., blacksmith, r. 124 Eleventh
Makinson John J., carpenter, r. 147 Valencia
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IMPORTKR OF AND DBALKR IN ALL. KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND D09XESTIC COAIi, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
MAK
627
MAL
Makineon William H., electrician, r. 124 Eleventh
Makowski Otto E., paiuter E. M. OalUgher, r. 1604
Pacific Av, rear
Malacarne Lawrence, bootblack, 316 Bush, r. 532 Val-
lejo
Malaehi William, waiter, r. 630 Commercial
Malagamba Camillo, liquor saloon, 11*28 Folsom
Malan Joseph R.. machinist, r. 18k Rausch, rear
Malappioni Cesare, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Malaranger Dennis, cook, r. 42 Everett
Malarin John M., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 933
Howard
Malariu Ygnacio, money broker, 303 Montgomery, r.
720 Leavenworth
Malatesta Andrea, wine merchant, r. 1313 Dupont
Malatesta Andres, baker, r. 514 Green
Malatesta Andrew, marble polisher, r. 16 Taylor, rear
Malatesta Angelo, peddler, r. 515 Green
Malatesta Domeuico N., clerk C. P. RR., r. 675 Mission
Malatesta Ernest D., clerk P. Gallagher & Son, r. 16
Taylor, rear
Malatesta Giovanni, bakery, 1313 Diipont
Malatesta Luigi, dealer California wines and bran-
dies, 311 Pacific, r. 2004 54 Diipont
Malatesta Nino, real estate, 22 Montgomery Block, r.
1300 k Stockton
Malcolm Alexander, lithographic pressman A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 6 Grand PI
Malcolm Ellen, widow, dressmaker, r. 1434 Broadway
Malcolm John, cooper, r. 24 Fifth Av
Malcolm John T., captain P. C. SS. Gipsy, r. 18 Taylor
Malcolm Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 24 Fifth Av
Malcolm Nellie A. Miss, r. 254 Tehama
Malcolm Robert, tinsmith Geo. H. Tay & Co., r. 6
Grand PI
Malcolm William, calker, r. 24 Fifth Av
Malde Andrew, porter Lynde & Hough, r. 205 Nine-
teenth
Maldonado Albert, clerk, r. 2413 Sacramento
Maldonado Edward,clerk J. J. Mack & Co., r. 2413
Sacramento
Maldonado Simon, attorney at law, r. 228 Seventh
Male Ferdinand, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 128 Fern
Av
Male Giacomo, hay, grain, wood and coal, SE cor
Eighth and Brannau, r. 128 Fern Av
Malcch Gustave H., physician, office and r. 101 Oak
Malech Herman F., physician, office 601 Golden Gate
Av, r. 521 Van Ness Av
Malech Theodore G., clerk, r. 101 Oak
Malerbi Alibrando, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Maleibi Carlo, vegetables, 64 Colombo Market
Maletich Charles, seaman, r. 503 East
Maley Bridget, domestic 49 South Park
Maley Helen, domestic 1331 Pine
Maley John, laborer, r. S s Sierra, bet Georgia and
Michitjan
Maley Margaret, domestic 806 Jones
Maley Rosanna, widow , r. 1598 Bush •
9^ Maley. See Mallay and Malley
Malfanti Joseph (Malfanti & Einselen) r. 1209}^ Bush
Malfanti & Einselen (Joseph Malfanti and Charles E.
Einselen) re.=itaurRnt, 532 Commercial
Malfra James P., shipcarpenter, r. 451 Bryant
Malherbe Eugene, grain broker, office 228 Clay, r. 121
Montgomery
Malia Joseph, laborer, r. Sixth Av, bet L and M, South
8. F.
Maline George F., driver City RK., r. 129 Fifteenth
Maline John J., receiver Market St. RR., r. NW cor
First Av and Fifteenth
Mall Adam, lod^jings, 34 Eddy
Mall Jacob, collector, r. Ill Ellis
Mallady Elizabeth, widow, r. 432 Tehama
Mallady Mary, widow, r. 43 Everett
Mallady William J., undertaker, 733 Mission, r. 43
Everett
Mallard Joseph , janitor Bush St. Theatre, r. 273 Minna
Mallett K. Mrs., bakery and fancy goods, 1007 Stock-
ton
Mallett Richard, miller, r. 1007 Stockton
Malley Daniel, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Malley Edmond, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Malley Mary, domestic l.Wd Sutter
Malley Owen, laborer, r. 35 Natoma
Malley Owen, teamster John Middleton
Malley Patrick, laborer, r. 35 Natoma
Malley Patrick, laborer, r. 14 H Bryant Av
Malley Thomas, laborer C. P. RR., r. 624 Fourth
Malley William, liquor saloon, 21 Vallejo, r. Oakland
a^" Malley. See Maley and Malloy
Malligan John, bartender, r. 224 Kearny
Malline Charles D., receiver Hayes Valley Branch
Market St. RR., r. 1321 ^ Golden Gate Av
Mallinger Peter, chop house, 388 Fianci,;co
Mallitie George, fisherman, r. N s Green, nr Battery
Mall' in Catherine, widow, r. NE cor Fremont and
Humboldt
Mallon Charles E., clerk Patrick Mallon, r. 817 Guer-
rero
Mallon Edward, fireman, r. 37 De Boom
Mallon George, deckhand, r. 605 Broadway
Mallon Henry F., laborer, r. 6)4 Russ
Mallon James, laborer, r. NE cor Vermont and Hum-
boldt
Mallon Jesus, widow, r. 1525 Mason
Mallon John, laborer, r. 727 Clementina
Mallon John, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Mallou John, laborer Oriental U. S. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 103 Natoma
Mallon John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 34 Minna
Mallon John, pantryman Alexander W. Wilson, r. 347
Jessie
Mallon Jolin, proprietor Pacific Glass Cutting,
Staining', Embossing and Designing Works, 19 Fre-
mont and 1213-1215 Howard, r. 2508 Sacramento
Mallon John, sawyer, r. 1222 Green
Mallon Joseph, plumber Sweeney & Vance, r. 6}^ Russ
Mallon Patrick, laborer, r. S s Point Lobos Av, bet
Collins and Ferrie
Mallon Patrick, brickmaker, office NE cor Kearny and
Market, r. 817 Guerrero
Mallon Peter L., manager John Mallon, 1213 Howard,
r. 2508 Sacramento
Mallon Rosanna, widow, r. 1417 Mason
Mallon Thomas, laborer, r. 26 Howard Court
Mallon Thomas J., carder Golden Gate Woolen Mills,
r. NE cor Vermont and Humboldt
8^" Mallon. See Malan and Maline
Mallory Abner T., carpenter, r. 1043 Mission
Mallory Alfred H., traveling salesman M. Ehrman &
Co., r. Portland, Oregon
Mallory A. P. Mrs., widow, r. 614 Capp
Mallory Frederick J., bookkeeper P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 614 Capp
Mallory Ida R. Miss, assistant Columbia St. Grammar
School, r. 614 Capp
Mallory Kate, w^dow, r. 113 Eleventh
Mallory William, r. 3934 Clara
Malloy Charles, r. 5 Church
Malloy C. W., blacksmith, 218 Fifth
! Malloy Daniel, laborer, r. 522 First, rear
Malloy Daniel Jr., carriagepainter, r. 522 First, rear
Malloy Daniel J., shoemaker, r. 260 34 Clara
Malloy Denni.s, boilermaker, r. 522 First, rear
Mallov George D., painter, r. 207 Sixth
Malloy James (Godfrey & Malloy) r. 513 Minna
Malloy L. E., r. 1304 Turk
Malloy Louisa, widow, r. 1706 Howard
Malloy M. Mrs., widow, r. 207 Sixth
Malloy Michael F., painter, r. 207 Sixth
Malloy Michael G., laborer C. P. RR., r. 440 Brannan
Malloy Nellie Miss, laundress, r. 460 Minna
Malloy Philip, laborer, .r. 522 First, rear
Malloy William, r. 3037 Sixteenth
BS^Mallov. See Molloy and MuUoy
Malloye Frank, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, r.
1058 Howard
Malm Anton, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Malm Charles A. (D. S. Martin & Co.) r. Oakland
Malm Charles C. H. (Malm & Pamperin) r. 19 Guy PI
Malm & Pamperin (Charles C. H. Malm and T. G.
Pamperin) painters and whiteuers, 606 Howard
Malmaison Charles, domestic 72o Sutter
Maliiiberg Frank E., shipping clerk Pac. Rolling
Mills, r. NE cor Shasta and Illinois
Malmberg John F., seaman, r. 911 Greenwich
Maluiberg Maria, widow, r. 243 Clara
Malmberg William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Malmgren Edgar J., clerk A. S. Hallidie, r. 1331 Val-
lejo
Malmgren Miles P., collector, r. 2317 Howard
Malnigren Niles M., jeweler, r. 1331 Vallejo
Malnory Marie C, widow, r. 636 Pacific
Maloue Bartholomew J., carpenter, r. 1717 Jessie
Maloue Frank S., capitalist, r. 2 Rose Av
Malone Henry, whitener, r. 268 Clara, rear
Malone James, fireman P. M. SS. Granada
Maloue James, laborer, r. 625 Second
CABINET WOODS and VENEERS, 133 spear st. JOHNWIGMORE
G. D. MORSE, Photographer, 826 Market St. (PHELAN'S BLOCK.)
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Malone James H., furniture, 22 Fourth, r. 308 Mason
Malone James J., llquoi: saloon, 316 Fifth.r. 129 Ship-
ley
Malone Jennie H. Miss, ladles' and gents' furnishing
goods, 925 Market
Malone John, laborer, r. 560 Stevenson
Malone John, molder, r. 212 Twenty-fourth
Malone Lawrence J., bagmaker Carmen Island Salt
Works, r. 333^ Perry
Malone Margaret Mrs., r. 216 Stevenson
Malone Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
33 Louisa
Malone Nicholas, porter S. P. RR., r. 1712 Stevenson
I Malone Patrick, r. 310 Minna, rear
i Malone Thomas, coalpasser P. M. SS. Colima, r. 236
Bran nan
Malone William, conductor Market St. RE.
' Maloue William, millman, r. 133 Twenty-sixth
! B^Malone. See Melone
Maloney Ann Mrs., r. 474 Tehama
Maloney Daniel D., deputy Assessor, r. 1753 Howard
Maloney Edward, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
! Malouey Ellen, domestic 937 Sutter
j Maloney Frances, domestic 1910 Steiner
Maloney James, compositor The Daily Report, r. 1512
I Mission
Maloney James, foreman J. Macdonough, r. 5 Clem-
! entina
j Maloney James, laborer, r. 1018 Clay
! Maloney James, waiter O. R. and N. SS. Columbia, r.
I 13 Clementina
Maloney James J., driver Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
4 Helen PI
Maloney John, r. 129 Perry, rear
Maloney John, blacksmith McAfee Boiler Works, r. 11
M
Maloney John, peddler, r. 48 Clara
Maloney John C, r. 474 Tehama
Maloney John G., policeman, r. 819 Point Lobos Av
Maloney John M., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 23
Jessie
Maloney Kate, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Maloney Kate A. Miss, assistant Potrero Primary
School, r. 1512 Mission
Maloney Louis, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 32 Everett,
rear
Maloney Mary E., widow, r. 1512 Mission
Maloney Michael, carpenter, r. 5 Franklin
Maloney Michael, gardener Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
819 Point Lobos Av
Maloney Michael, stonemason, r. 1212 Green
Maloney Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 162
Clementina
Maloney Michael J., head clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 21 Zoe
Maloney Nellie A. Miss, assistant Ewing Primary
School, r. 1512 Mission
Maloney Patrick, bartender, r. 9 Mission Av
Maloney Patrick, dairy, E s Hartford, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Maloney Patrick, laborer, r. 224 Second
Maloney Patrick, Shipjoiners' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Maloney Peter, butcher, S s Turk, nr Pierce, r. 1012
Scott
Maloney Thomas, r. 26 Hoff Av
Maloney Thomas, laborer, r. 32 Everett, rear
Maloney Thomas, tailor, r. 1019 Market, rear
Maloney William, blacksmiths' helper, r. 39^ Clara
Maloney William, laborer, r. 129 M Welsh
B^ Maloney. See Moloney and Molouy
Maloon Henry A., clerk Wilson k. Bro., r. 920 Va-
lencia
Malpas Alfred, general ticket agent C. P. RR. Co.,
Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Malpiede G. Charks, barber, r. 15 Powell
Malter George H. (Malter, Lind & Co.) r. 912 Scott
Mjilter, Lind & Co. (George H. Malter, Charles
Lind and E. B. Rogers) engineers and contractors,
419 California, rooms 14-18, branch office 66
Broadway, New York City
Maltese Josejih, cofifeemiller A. Schilling & Co., r.
K116 Mason
Maltman S. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 109 Capp
Multry Adam, winekeeper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 340
Bryant
Malvansky Henry, r. 1103 McAllister
Malvort Amanda, domestic 70ti Taylor
Malvy John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Malvy Peter, painter, r. 14 Valparaiso
Malzer William, r. 421 Dupont
Mamlock Albert, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1333Ji
Pine
Mamlock Lena Miss, assistant F. N. Clark
Mamlock William, upholsterer, r. 414 Ja Sixth
Mammini Serafino, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Mammoth Bar Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.)
John W. Pew secretary. 310 Pine, room 15
Mammoth Consolidated Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada
Co., Cal.) John M. Buffington secretary, 309 Cali-
fornia, room 4
Mammoth Gravel Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) W. H.
H. Hart secretary', 230 Montgomery, room 24
Mammoth MiningCo. (Mono Co., Cal.) William Letts
Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 1?
Mana Antonio Ferrey, SiJanish Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Mana Francesco, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Manahan John, real estate, r. 560 Stevenson
Manahan Kate, widow, r. 238 Fremont
Manahan Mary, bakery, 668 Natoma
Maiiard Diedrich, seaman, r. 700 Front
Manasse Nathan, optician, 211 Kearny, r. 945?^ Fol-
som
Manaut Peter, laborer, r. Fifth Av, bet N and Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Mauby Edward, boilermaker James V. Hall, r. 441
Clementina, rear
Manchester Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 118 Post
Manchester Benjamin F., calker, r. W s Buena Vista,
bet Cortland Av and Eugenia, B. H. .
Manchester Benjamin F. Jr., calker, r.W s Buena Vis-
ta, bet Cortland Av and Eugenia, B. H.
Manchester Charles, tanner, r. E 8 Buena Vista, nr
Henrietta, B. H.
Manchester Fire Assurance Co. (Manchester,
England) Balfour, Guthrie & Co. agents, George
W. Spencer manager, 316 California
Manchester Frederick A., sawyer A. M. Jewell & Co.,
r. W 8 Buena Vista, bet Cortland Av and Eugenia,
B. H.
Manchester Herbert D., tanner, r. W s Anderson, nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
Manchester House, Manchester & Henly proptrs, 44
Sixth
Manchester Isaac, watchman .Etna Iron Works, r. 29
Frederick
Manchester John, laborer, r. 903 Shotwell
Manchester M. A. Mrs. (Manchester & Henly) r. 44
Sixth
Manchester & Henly (Mrs. M. A. Manchester and Mrs.
John Henlyl proptrs Manchester House, 44 Sixth
Mancuei Dominic, fruit and dairy produce, 534 Six-
teenth
Mancusi G., teacher vocal art, office and r. 620 Sut-
ter
Mandel Emanuel (D. Block & Co.) r. 1326 Geary
Mandel Marlon, clerk Schammel, Reynolds & Co., r.
Oakland
Manders Joseph, plumber, r. 660 Natoma
Manderson John, cigars, tobacco and varieties, 153
Second
Mandes Charles, barber John Stable, r. 69 Natoma
Mandes H. S., r. 515 Kearny
Mandeville Edward, teamster, r. 2515 Folsom
Mandeville Simon V., blindmaker Jason Springer &
Co., r. 623 Howard
Mandlebaum Fiesco, attorney at law, 13 Nevada Block,
r. 1362 Post
Mandlebaum Francis, wholesale wines and liquors,
312 Sacramento, r. 1302 Post
Mandlebaum Raoul, salesman F. Mandlebaum, r. 1362
Post
Mandler John, paperhanger and whitener, r. 617
Geary
Maudler W. H. F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 617 Geary
Manefee George W., laborer, r. 234 Sixteenth
Manelly James, mining, r. Helvetia Hotel
Manescau Blanche Mme., dressmaking and artificial
flowers, 1526 Polk
Mane.'iCHU Victor, artificial flowermaker, r. 1526 Polk
Maney John, laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
Maney Martin, second cook P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Mangau John L., porter Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 400
Grove
Mangan Margaret, domestic 602 Capp
Mangun Stephen, porter, r. 8 Polk
Maug;iu Thomas F., calker, r. 723 Seventeenth
Mangau William, drayman, r. 43 Tehama
Mangels August H., butcher, r. 1226 Pacific
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
JEWELRY and WATCHES
I 19 Montgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASmXCi WEl.1. DONE AT VERY 1.0W RATES.
OFFICE. 648 MARKET STREET,
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Mangels Brothers (Nicholas and George) groceries
and liquors, SW cor Market and Pearl
Mangels C. & Co. (Christopher Mangels and Ernest
Lilienthal) groceries and liquors, SW cor Third
and Mission
Mangels Christopher (C. Mangels & Co.) r. 19 Linden
Av
Mangels Christopher, clerk M. & C. Mangels, r. 810
Lombard
Mangels Claus (M. & C. Mangels) r. 19 Linden Av
Majigels Claus, capitalist, r. 2518 Howard
Mangels Frank, groceries and liquors, 2501 Howard
Mangels George (Mangels Brothers) r. 2 Pearl
Mangels Harry, clerk, r. 2501 Howard
Mangels Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fol-
Bom and Twentieth
Mangels Henry C, butcher, r. 1226 Pacific
Mangels Henry C, cigars and tobacco, NW cor East
and Clay, r. 920 Market
Mangels Henry J., bookkeeper Albany Brewery, r. 73
Everett
Mangels Herman, hostler Philadelphia Brewery, r.
64}^ Everett
Mangels H. M. Christian (Mangels & Hedemann) r.
SW cor Railroad and Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Mangels John, clerk Diedrich Muller, r, 332 Main
Mangels John H., clerk Henry Tobelmann, r. SE cor
Hayes and Franklin
Maiig'els M. Si C. (Martin and Claus) wholesale
groceries and provisions, 319 Clay
Mangels Martin (M. & C. Mangels) r. 810 Lombard
Mangels Nicholas (Mangels Brothers) r. SW cor Mar-
ket and Pearl
Mangels Peter N., bartender, r. 5.37 Sacramento
Mangels & Hedemann (H. M. Christian Mangels and
William Hedemann) groceries and liquors, SW
cor Railroad and Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Mangeot Charles, pressman M. Schmidt & Co., r. 9
John
Mangeot George, glovemaker, r. 432 Montgomery
Mangiante G. B. , vegetables, 53 Colombo Market
Mangin Cornelius, laborer, r. 132 Clara
Mangion Mary, widow, r. 2C8 Clara
Mangnusson Gustaf, second mateschr Aurora, r. 916
Montgomery
Mangoin Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1701 Mar-
ket
Mangola Domenico (Luca Maricrlch & Co.) and toll
collector Fishermens' Market, r. 513 Pacific
Mangue John B.. butler, 803 Stockton
Manbattan Fire Insurance Co. (New York)
Andrew D. Smith agent, 310 California
Manhattan Life Insurance Co. (of New York) John
Landers agent, 410 California
Manhattan Silver Mining Co. (Lander Co., Nev.)
John Crockett secretary, 327 Pine, room 8
Manheim Abe, merchant, r. 502 Bush
Manheim Fred., entry clerk Eahn Bros. & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Manheim Henry S., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. Ala-
meda
Manheim Isaac (Hagan & Manheim) r. Alameda
Manhire Thomas, boilerwasher S. P. RR., r. 195 Six-
teenth
Maniene Agostino, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Manifold Samuel D., shipcarpenter, r. 570 Folsom
Manke Richard, driver William Lange, r. NW cor
Cole and Carl, nr Golden Gate Park
Manken Lena I. Miss, assistant Powell St. Primary
School, r. 214 O'Farrell
Manker Theodore A., seaman, r. 504 Davis
Manley Bridgeman, blocker J. H. Babbitt, r. Oakland
Manley Ellen, widow, i». 25 Bausch, rear
Manley George, glassblower, r. 9 Bowie Av
Manley James S., deputy clerk V. S. District Court, r»
1107 Bush
Manley Joseph, salesman Thomas H. Nelson, r. 9
Mint Av
Manley Stephen W., teamster Dunphy & Co., r. N s
Twelfth Av, bet N and P, South S. F.
Manly Edwin, physician, r. ItiO Clara
Mann Abner S., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent C. P. RR., r. 1230 Green
Mann A. L., r. Lick House
Mann Albert L., conductor S. P. RR.,*r. 537 Third
Maun Alexander, cigar mnfr, 419 Sausome, r. 1825
Piue
Mann Alexander, machinist, r. IDS Oak
Mann Alexander Jr., clerk Alexander Alann, r. 1826
Pine
Mann Alfred H., showcase maker Dixon, Bernstein &
Co., r. 50G Francisco
Mann Alphonse, salesman Carroll, Abrams & Carroll,
r. 434 Jessie
Mann Azro L., teacher Latin and Greek, Boys' High
School, r. 520 Capp
Mann Bertie C, cleik Ernest Adelsdorfer & Co., r.
1230 Green
Mann Charles, hamessmaker, r. 421 Bush
Mann Cliarles H., manager C. C. Hastings & Co.,
SW cor Montgomery and Sutter, r. 2444 Howard
Mann Clara N. Mrs., proptr Florence House, NW cor
Ellis and Powell
Mann David D., tailor, r. 300 Seventh
Mann Ella Miss, r. 409 Stevenson
Manu Frank, cook, r. 200 Francisco"
Mann Frederick, carpenter, r. 506 Francisco
Mann George, painter, r. 2419 Clay, rear
Mann George, salesman S. Hartman & Bro., r. 532
Ellis
Mann George S., r. 31 South Park
Mann Harrj', laborer, r. 120 Shipley
Mann Henry R. (Hutchinson & Mann) r. 501 Geary
Mann Israel D., carpenter, r. 15 Tehama PI
Mann James, clerk, r. 607 McAllister
Mann John, carpenter, r. 212 Grove
Mann John, livery stable, 918 Geary
Mann John, telegraph line repairer American District
Tel., r. 34 Natoma
Mann John D., shipjoiner, r. 10 Mint Av
Mann John D. Jr., clerk George T. Marye& Son, r.
918 Geary
Mann Josiah, clerk, r. 248 Sutter *
Mann Levi, bookkeeper C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 520
Capp
Mann Mary, domestic 1015 Post
Mann Maurice, ironmolder, r. 31 Natoma
Mann Robert, upholsterer, r. 306 Seventh
Mann Robert & Sons (Mill Hall Pa.) ax mnfrs, Chas.
Sonntag & Co., agents, 114-116 Market
Mann Russell C, millwright Philip Hinkle, r. 537
Sacramento
Mann S. A., salesman Davis Bros., r. 412 Jones
Mann Seth, law student Flint & Stone, and teacher
Mission Evening School, r. 520 Capp
Mann Simon, wiremaii American District Tel. Co., r.
546 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Mann S. Jennie Mrs., assistant Haight Grammar
School, r. 520 Capp
Mann S. S. (Flanagan k Mann) r. Coos Bay, Or.
Mann Thomas R., engineer King, Morse & Co., r.
Golden Eagle Hotel
Mann Thomas W,. teamster E. Soule, r. 606 Fourth
Mann William, r. 1318 Scott •
Mann William, conductor Presidio RR.,r. 1205 Union
Mann William D., assistant ticket agent C. P. RR., r.
325 Ellis
Mannaton Sampson, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
737 Tehama
Mannel Matilda, widow, dressmaker, r. 411 O'Farrell
Manner Barclay, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. Oakland
Manner Charles V., bookkeeper Joshua Hendy, and
secretary Yreka Creek Gold Mining Co., and Hy-
draulic Gravel Elevator Co., r. 1037 Mission
Manner James, salesman H. Heynemann & Co., r.
Oakland
Mannie Emmett M., engineer, r. 914 Clay
Mannie Sarah, widow, r. 914 Clay
Manning Agues M. Miss, principal Lincoln Primary
School, r. 311 Stockton
Manning Alfred W., oyster saloon and chop house,
426^28 Pine, r. 28 Ellis
Manning Andrew, teamster, NW cor Commercial and
Davis, r. 409 First
Manning Annie Miss, cigarmaker, r. 80 Jessie
Manning C. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Calhoun
Manning Demetrius F., millwright, r. 2 Laskie
Manning Dennis C, sailmaket, r. 737 Howara
Manning Dennis R., policeman, r. 620 Brannan
Manning Edward, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Manning Emanuel, laster Rosenthal, Feder & Co.
Manning Frank.' steward, r. 519 Sacramento
Manning Frank J. H., clerk Commercial Insurance
Co. of Cal., r. 420 Eddy
Manning George, physician, ofilce 675 Mission, r. 2447
Howard
Manning Harry, r. 4 Valparaiso
Manning Henry, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Manning Henry J., oyster and fish dealer, r. 820 Laguna
Manning Herbert, r. 614 Kearny
WINDOW SHADES
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE
Wmdow SHades lor Residences, Stores, Offices, etc.
G.W.CLARK & CO.
645 Market St.
HINCKIiEY, SPIERS A HATES, FUL.TON IBOX 1VOBKS, 213 Fremont St..
Mnuuracturers of SAW mL.I< 9IACUIN£BT and SUINOI4E MAOHIirES.
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Manning House, Richard St. John proptr, 915 }4
Market
Manning Irene E. Misa, assistant Pine and Larkin
St. Primary School, r. 420 Eddy
Manning James, waiter P. C. SS. Orizaba, r. 73 Te-
hama
Manning James A., liquor dealer, r. 1307 Geary
Manning James A., painter, r. 7 Myrtle Av
Manning Jeremiah, hostler Market St. RE., r. 1623
Eddy, rear
Manning Jeremiah, junk dealer, r. W s Alabama, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Manning John, clerk J. V. Owens, r. 625 Fulton
Manning John, laborer, r. 66SH Clementina
Manning John, policeman, r. 502 Mason
Manning John M., painter, r. 2711 Bush
Manning Joseph G., civil engineer, r. 420 Eddy
Manning Lawrence, bricklayer, r. 304 Linden Av
Manning Margarft Miss, cloakmaker, r. 409 First
Manning Marie Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
Manning Martin, shearer Golden Gate Woolen Mills
Manning Mary Misa, dressmaker, r. 409 First
Manning Michael, foundryman, r. 2.55 Tehama
Manning Michael, hostler, r. 1018 Clay
Manning Michael, laborer, r. S s Crescent Av, nr
Gates, B. H.
Manning Michael, livery stable, 625 Fulton
Manning Patrick, laborer, r. 909 J^ Harrison
Manning Patrick, porter J. W. Davidson & Co., r. E s
Dolores, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Manning Robert, quartermaster P. M. SS. City of Rio
de Janeiro
Manning Sidney, driver Market St. RR.. r. 1108
Steiner
Manning Thomas, r. N s Shasta, bet Michigan and Il-
linois
Manning Thomas, bootcrimper, r. 521 Minna
Manning Thomas, laborer, r. 1819 Powell
Manning Thomas, plumber, r. 211 3^ Tehama
Manning Thomas, stevedore, r. 1504 Leavenworth
Manning William (Kelly & Manning) r. Eighth Av,
bet K and L, South S. F.
Manning William, blacksmith, r. 307 Francisco
Manning William, importer and dealer diamonds,
watches, jewelry, etc., and manufacturing jew-
eler, 804 Market
Manning William, paver Omnibus RR., r. 255 Teha-
ma
Manning William, stage carpenter Adelphi Theatre
Manning William A., carpenter, r. 213 Chattanooga
Manuion Francis, carpenter, r. N s Massasoit, bet
Franconia Av and<!ortez, B. H.
Mannion George, shoecutter, r. 13}^ Dore
Maunion James, finisher J. S. Bennett, r. 656 Minna
Manuion James E., boilermaker, r. 776 Howard
Mannion John, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Mannion Mary Miss, shoefitter, r. V3H Dore
Mannion Michael, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Mannion Patrick, laborer, r. 13H Dore
Manuix John, r. 829 Mission
Manuix John F., porter, r. 100634 Natoma
Mannix Thomas, plasterer, r. 21 Fulton
Manno Francesco, Fishermens' Assu, 307 Broadway
Manny Simon, laborer, r. 9 Varenues
Manoel M., laborer, r. Ill Jackson
Manrow John P., real estate, 424 Montgomery, r. 1000
Chestnut
Mans Auiedee (Mans & Staude) r. 114 Virginia
Mans Lena, domestic 305 Turk
Mans & Staude (Amedee Mans and John Staude)
groceries and liquors, 815 Pacific
Mansbacli IS. 6i Co. (Emanuel Mansbach and
Lewis A. New) trimmings and fancy goods, 26
Kearny
Mansbach Emanuel (E. Mansbach & Co.) r. 920 Eddy
Manseau James (Furlong & Manseau) r. 419 Steven-
sou
Mansell F. & Co. (Frederick Mansell) ornamental
sign painters, 434 Pine
Mansell Frederick (F. Mansell & Co.) r. 434 Pine
Mansell Harry, laborer, r. 28 Mission Av
Mansfield Ada Miss, r. 102 Sixth
Mansfield Charles, compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
1424 Jackson
Mansfield D., teacher music, r. 110 Sixth
Mansfield Harry, engineer, r. 12 Mason
Mansfield Helen, groceries and liquors, 140 Eighth
Mansfield James, Second officer C. P. RR. stmr Oak-
land, r. Oakland
Mansfield Joseph G., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
1424 Jackson
Mansfield Myron, real estate agent, 238 Montgomery,
r. 309 Powell
Mansfield Richard, carpenter, r. 140 Eighth
Mansfield Theodore, traveler W. & I. Steinhart &
Co.. 3-5 Battery
Mansfield William, gardener, t. 507 Harrison
Mansiet Jean, carpenter, 524 Vallejo
Mansion House, William Perkin proptr, 961-963 Mis-
sion
Mansir Daniel, miner, r. 421 Bush
Mansir Henry C, janitor Grant Primary School
Mauso Rosina, widow, r. 5083^ Broadway
Manson Adam, seaman brig Consuelo, r. 24 Drumm
Manson Archibald, blacksmith, r. 14 De Boom
Manson Homer, captain barkentlne Uncle John, r. 59
Tehama
Manson James, blacksmith, 119 Beale, r. 14 Clinton
Park
Manson Marsden, civil engineer, r. 720 Leavenworth
Manson Nathaniel J., attorney at law, 421 Montgom-
ery, r. 610 Sutter
Manson T.-D., Jour. Shipwrights' Asan, 71New Mont-
gomery
Manson William (C. J. Pidwell & Co.) r. Quincy, Cal.
Mantel Byron G., salesman Greenebaum, Sachs &
Freeman, r. 733 Bush
Mantel Eugene, portrait artist, r. 926 Jackson
Mantel Henry H., cutter Joseph Bros., r. 926 Jack-
son
Mantel Julius C, barber, r. 145 Shipley, rear
Mantel Max, with Rehfisch, Martin & Co., r. 926
Jackson
Mantel Michael, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 330 Minna
Mantell Ferdinand (Bernard & Mantell) 707-709
Sansome, r. 306 Grove
Mauti Christ, cook George D. Becich, r. 308 Jessie
Mauton John, stableman City RR., r. 1 First Av
Manton Mary Miss, cloakmaker, r. 276 Minna
Mantz Anna, widow, r. 1637 Polk
Mantz Fred. C, Sheriff's keeper, and furniture, 1637
Polk
Mantz John C, upholsterer, r. 1637 Polk
Mantz John, tailor Benedict & Smith, r. Alameda
Manuel Alexander, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Manuel Ambrose, machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Works,
r. '23 Natoma
Manuel Antone, waitjr, r. 280 Minna
Manuel Herbert E., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
39 Rausch
Manuel Joseph, longshoreman, r. 305 Davis
Manuel Michael, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Manuel Richard, seaman, r. 212 Steuart
Manuel Rupert, law clerk, r. W s Vicksburg, nr Twen--
ty-fifth
Manufacturers Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Co. (of Boston) Jennings & Stillman gen-
eral agents, 317 California
Many James M., clerk, 612 Clay
Manz Auguste, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 1523
Leavenworth
Manz Marie Mme., French laundry, 1523 Leaven-
worth
Manzer Frank E., lamp tender Cal. Electric Light Co.,
r. 2730 Pine
Manzer Lonson M., contractor, r. 2730 Pine
Mapham Timothy F., driver Commercial Soap Co., r.
412 Laguna
Maples Edward, butcher P. M. SS. City of Sydney
Mara Annie, domestic 734 Sutter
Mara Michael R., teamster, rT 217 Twelfth
Marabello George, with John Marabello, r. 686 Mc-
Allister
Marabello John, livery stable, 686 McAllister
Maragliano Luigi, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Marasclii Anthony Rev., S. J., treasurer St.
Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Maraschi John M., r. 20 Verona
Marble Abbie L. Mrs., clerk registry deptPost Office,
• r. 16 Rlncon PI
Marble Charles H., shipping clerk G. W. McNear, r.
636 Valencia
Marble George W., r. 1329 Sansome
Marble Oliver J., trackman Sutter St. RR., r. 116 Aus-
tin
Marble William D., night watchman American Sugar
Refinery, r. 1329 Sansome
Marboeuf Louis, r. 414 Green
SUN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, "''''''"sweii don? ?L*„?7r '■•'*•'«♦«»
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OP AND DEALER IN COAI. AND PIG IRON,
41 SlarliLet Street, comer Spear.
MAR
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Marburg Brothers (Baltimore, Md.) mnfrs smoking
tobacco, Daniel Bruton agent, '206 Front
Marc Philippe, laundry, 729 Broadway, rear
Marcadal Juan, fisherman, r. 605 Broadway
Marceau Eugenie, housekeeper 1117 Washington
Marcelle Dom uic, r. 1311 Powell
Marcellin Astorg, butcher, r. 959 Folsom
Marcbal August, bartender Domergue & Garnler, r.
618 Sacramento
ft5~Marchal. See Marshall
Marchand Alexander W., bartender Sanford & Henry,
r. 2 Wetmore PI
Marchand Catherine Mme., dressmaker, r. 4 Chatham
PI
Marchand Constant (Croce & Marchand) r. 735 Ellis
Marchand Edward, clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 115
Dupont
Marchand Fortune Mme., dressmaker, r. 735 Ellis
Marchand George, woodcarver West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 1351 Alabama
Marchand Mary L., widow, r. 1217 Filbert
Marchand Restaurant, Pierre Prlet proprietor,
115-117 Dupont
Marchand Thomas L., porcelainpainter B. Nathan &
Co., r. West Berkeley
Marchand Victor, laborer, r. 8 Maiden Lane
Marchant Charles, varnisher, r. 218 Perry
Marchant Christopher, butcher, r. 2422 Fillmore
Marchant George H.. upholsterer, r. 1 Santa Clara
Marchant Lizzie Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 21 Van Ness Av
Marchant Rodney, traveling salesman Louis Taussig
& Co.
Marchant William, manager Quincy House, 103 MiB-
sion
Marchebout August, clerk Ph. Theas, r. 1117 Dupont
Marchebout Henry, diamondsetter George C. Shreve
& Co., r. 1117 Dupont
Marchebout Lucy Mrs., r. 907 Jackson
Marchebout Magliore (Marchebout & Boudin) r. SE
cor Folsom and Sixth
Marchebout Victor, clerk Ph. Theas, r. 1117 Dupont
Marchebout & Boudin (Magliore Marchebout
and Lucien Boudin) wines and liquors, SE cor
Folsom and Sixth
Marchel John, seaman P. M. SS. City of New York
Marchese Andrew, vegetable garden, E s San Jose
Road, nr Industrial School
Marchi John, fruit and vegetables, 7-11 Clay St. Cen-
tral Market, r. 1714 Dupont
Marchi Kate Miss, actress Tivoli Garden
Marchi Louis, bartender, r. Ill William
Marchi Vincenzo, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Marchini Mariano, liquor saloon, NW cor Davis and
Washington, r. 725 Turk
Marchini Mary, widow, r. SW cor Church and Twenty-
fifth
Marchini Pietro, Fishermen's Assn, 307 Broadway
Marchisio Salvatore, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Marck Michael, seaman sthr Anna, r. 213 Steuart
Marcott Joseph, helper Pac. Rolling Mills
Marcou Claudius, laundry, 1124 Dupont
Marcovich Nicholas, Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Marcuccl Alexander, brasefinisber William T. Garratt,
r. 308 Beale
Marcuccl Domingo, shipbuilder, r. 549 Stevenson
Marcus Abram (S. O. Alexander & Co.) r. New York
Marcus Alfred J. (S. H. Frank & Co.) r. Alamtda
Marcus C, r. 305 Kearny
Marcus C. H. George (Geo. Marcus & Co.) r. 709 Ma-
son
Marcus Frank, propertyman Bush St. Theatre
Marcus Geo. & Co. (C. H. George Marcus and
Fr. Hohwiesner) importers and commitision mer-
chants, and general asents Transatlantic Fire In-
surance Co. (of Hamburg) office 304 California
Marcus George P., clerk Herrmann k Co., r. Turk St.
Hotel
Marcus Gustav (Cal. Jewelry Co., and Levison Bro-
thers) r. 134 Sutter
Marcus Harris, varieties, 1238 Folsom
Marcus Henry, baker, r. 720 McAllister
Marcus Morris, secretary Chamber of Commerce,
office with S. Fo.ster & Co., 2&-28 California, r.
1630 Golden Gate Av
•yMarcus. See Markus
Marcusa Max, ladles' and children's underwear, 405
Dupont
Marcuse Abraham, foreman Sam. Lewis & Co., r. 218
Sixteenth
Marcuse Charles, cigarmaker, r. 604 Pine
Marcuse Heyman L., tailor, 613 Laguna, r. 161 Six-
teenth
Marcuse Morris, salesman Michels, Friedlander &
Co.
Marcusen Frederick, bartender Charles Petersen, r.
228 Montgomery Av
Marcusen Marguerite, widow, r. 184 Fourteenth
Marcy Frank H., r. lllj<i Minna
Marcy Henry D., boarding and lodging, NE cor Turk
and Steiner
Marcy Joseph M., stock speculator, r. 731 Pine
Marcy Jules G., plumber, 436 Bush, r. W s Sanchez,
bet Army and Twenty-seventh
Marcy William G. (Levi Markley & Co.) r. Alameda
Marcy Zephirin C, porter M. Walter & Co., r. 731
Pine
Marden Albert L., r. 814 Treat Av
Mardeu Charles, clerk, r. 820 Capp
Marden Charles S., superintendent California Elec-
tric Gas Lighting Co., office 22 Kearny r. 904
Leavenworth
Marden EldridgeC, clerk Assessor's OffiCe,r. 1507 Lar-
kin
Marden Patrick, teamster, r. 530 Seventeenth
Marden Robert A., dyer Golden Gate Woolen Mills, r.
814 Treat Av
Marden William L., bootfitter Porter, Slessinger &
Co., r. Oakland
Marder Catherine, widow, r. 14 Eddy
Marder John (Marder, Luse & Co.) r. Chicago
Marder, Luse & Co. (John Marder, A. P. Luse, Carl
Miller, Nelson C. Hawks and John Stover) pro-
prietors Pacific Type Foundry, 526-528 Sacramento
Mardorf John, waiter New Atlantic Hotel
Marek Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Marek Michael, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Marengo Antonio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Marengo Michele, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Marens M., porter O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r. 1 Eddy
Mareschi Salvatore, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Mareschi Vitto, Fishermen's Assn, 307 Broadway
Maret Jacob, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Maret Victor, florist. 1000 Market, r. 1729 Mission
Margarita Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) William L. Oliver secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 13
Margeot Charles, r. 9 John
Margeot Charles Jr., printer, r. 9 John
Margetson Frederick G. J., agent Robert Sherwood,
office 309 California, room 10, r. 206 Kearny
Marggraf Frederick J., gasfitter W. F. Wilson
Marggraf Joseph J., cabinetmaker, r. 147 Silver
eS" Marggraf. See Markgraf
Margo James A., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
1410 California
Margo Mary, widow, r. 1410 California
Margo William F., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1410 California
Margonis Zach.laundryman S. F. Laundry, S 8 Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Margot Joseph C, clothing, 132 Pacific
Man Luigi, cook, r. Tieino Hotel
Mariani Angelo, shoemaker, 405 Broadway
Mariani Daniel, porter Levinsohn & Meyerstein, 117
Sansome
Mariani Krmido, cook Simi Lazarro, 412 Broadway
Mariani Giacomo, waiter, r. 2511 Bryant Av
Mariani Giuseppe D., hardware and crockery, 623 Pa-
cific
Mariani Jacob, laborer, r. 5 St. Charles PI
Mariani James, waiter, r. 2511 Bryant
Mariani Stephen, groceries, liquors and hardware,
SE cor Columbia and Twenty-third
Marian to Francisco L., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc,
510 Bush
Marlatll Joseph, gardener, r. SE cor Market and San-
chez
Maricich Luca (Luca Mariclch & Co.) r. 817 Battery
Maricich Luca & Co. (Luca Maricich and Domenlco
Mangola) coffee saloon, 23 Vallejo
Maricich I'rospero, Fishermen's Assn, 307 Broadway
Maridon Antonio, cooper, r. 609 Seventh, rear
Marie Juan Y., seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Marimis Milan!, widow, r. NE cor JackBon and First
Ay
HARDWO0D LUMBER
JOHN WICMORE, Office 133 Speai St.
Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. MORSE,
PUOTOIiiRAPHEK. 820 MAUUET MT. |
Views of all Ibe prlnc-ipal places on (be Paellic Coast for sale.
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Marin County Water Co., James D. Walter
president, F. R. Catton secretary, 430 California
Marin John B., upholsterer, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Marina Joseph de Sta., stockbroker, r. 1'212 Turk
Marlncovicb Martin, bartender, r. '27}^ Fourth
Marine B.oard of Underwriters, C. T. Hopkins secre-
tary, 318 California
Marine Hospital U. S., Presidio Reservation,
nr Mountain Lake
Marine Insurance Co., Tlie (limited of Lon-
don) G. W. McNear agent, 20 California
Marine Insurance Co., Tlie (limited (of Lon-
don) Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
Mariner Peter, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Mariners' Church, Joseph Rowell pastor, NE cor Sac-
ramento and Drumm
Manners' Free Reading Room, NE cor Sacramento and
Drumm
Mariners' Home, Walter W. Lane proprietor, 504
-50B Davis
Marini Francis, clerk A. D. Splivalo, r. 12 Cadell Al-
ley
Marini Nicolas, real estate, r. 12 Cadell Alley
Marinkovitz Nick, furrier, r. 435 Pine
Marino Anna R., widow, r. 1}^ Auburn
Marino Dominic, musician, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Marino Francisco, r. 835 Broadway
Marino Frank, musician, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Marino George, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Marino Joseph, foreman P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
Marino Paul F., musician, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Marinovich Martin, r. 443 Golden Gate Av
Marion Annie, widow, lodgings, 809 Mission
Marion John, butcher, r. 37 Tehama
Marion John T., joiner, r. 37 Tehama
Marionburke Joseph, upholsterer H. Frank, r.
Fell
Marioni G., waiter, r. 1111 Montgomery
Mariotti Cherubino, Italian Bersaglieri Soc,
Broadway
Mariotti Filippo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Mariposa Land and Mining Co., Leander Leavitt sec-
retary, 33 Nevada Block
Maristany J. Jr., wholesale liquors, office 310 Pine,
room 10, r. Oakland
Maritime Insurance Co. (limited of Liverpool)
Falkner, Bell & Co. agents, 430 California
Marius Louis, waiter Rasmus Rasmvissen
Markel Gerhardt, bartender, r. 727 Vallejo
Markel John L., butcher, 1402 Stockton, r. 727 Vallejo
Markel Eutus C, carrier Chronicle, r. 156 Third
Market Inspector, Jacob Wray, office 14 O'Far-
rell
Market Review, John H. Carmany & Co. publishers,
409 Washington
Market Street Pliarmacy, Frederick C. Keil
proprietor, SW cor Market and Fourth
Market Street Railway Co., Leland Stanford
president, J. L. Willcutt secretary, Charles B.
Gould superintendent, olfice foot Market, general
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, receiver's
offices cor Sixteenth and Valencia, Fourth and
Townsend, and Turk, bet Steiner and Fillmore
Market Street Restaurant. Peter Johnson pro-
prietor, 783 Market
Market Street Restaurant Brancli, Peter
Johnson proprietor, 917 Market
Markewitz Gustav J., r. 417 Bush
Markey Alfred, driver, r. 1218 Pacific
Markey Christopher J., hostler Clay St. RE., r. 1216
Pacific
Markey Henry S., bookkeeper Prescott, Scott & Co., r.
2402 Clay
Markey Lawrence, bootblack, r. 1216 Pacific
Markey Lawrence, butcher, r. S a Twenty-fourth, bet
Church and Vicksburg
Markey Owen, carpenter, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Chujrch and Vicksburg
Markey Patrick, boatman, U. S. Naval Landing
Markey Thomas, helper P. J. O'Brien & Sons
Markgraf Henry, barber Otto Schoenwald, r. 1517 De-
visadero
Markgraf Leopold, laborer, r. 1517 Devisadero
B^"Markgraf. See Marggraf
Markham Bridget, widow, r. Caroline, bet Sixth and
Seventh
Markham C. J., carpenter, r. 1403 Montgomery
Markham John, leather cutter U. W. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 933 Capp
Marklson B. F., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Markley Bennett, clerk American Tract Society, r.
Lick House
Markley Frank, jeweler, r. 423 Second
Markley John E., clerk Tait & Hainque, r..l2 Hoff Av
Markley Levi (Levi Markley & Co.) r. Lick House
Markley Levi & Co. (Levi Markley and William G.
Marcy) commission merchants, 109 California,
room 12
Markley Sigel, assistant bookkeeper and salesman
King, Morse & Co., r. 127 Kearny
Markovich John, waiter Antone Pignaz, r. 309 Minna
Markovitch Aks Paja, merchant, r. 908 Jackson
Marks Abraham, r. 715 Vallejo
Marks Abraham, salesman Joseph Jacobs,r. 443 Clem-
entina
Marks Adolph, drygoods, 228 Sixth
Marks Adolph, capitalist, 108 Battery, r. 404 Stockton
Marks Adolph, tailor, 709 Vallejo, r. 715 Vallejo
Marks Albert, clerk Max Goldberg, r. 762 Bryant
Marks August, cutler, 506 Commercial, r. Alameda
Marks Barbara, domestic 918 Valencia
Marks Benjamin L., foreman L. Marks, r. 1015 Gold-
en Gate Av
Marks Beruhard, superintendent Solomon Marks, r.
27 Langton
Marks Charles, lithographer, r. 100 }i Jackson
Marks David E., clerk Mrs. S. Marks, r. 214 Sixth
Marks Edmund W., commercial broker, r. 317 Oak
Marks Eli, insurance agent, 413 California, r. 318 Sut-
ter
Marks Emil, bookkeeper C. Klopstock & Co., r. 451
Natoma
Marks Frederick, watchmaker and jeweler, SW cor
Montgomery Av and Pacific, r. 816 Green
Marks Gustav, shoemaker, r. 227 Minna
Marks Harris, clothing, 508 Valencia
Marks Harry E., salesman M. B. Liohtenstein & Co.,"
r. 1425 Pine
Marks Henry, r. 30 Steuart
Marks Henry, elevatormau, 4 Leidesdorflf, r. 548 J<i Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Marks Henry, salesman, r. 113 Virginia
Marks Henry, tailor, 734 Montgomery
Marks Henry C, stenographer land office C. P. ER.,
r. 1910 Steiner
Marks Hyman, cigarmaker, r. 419 Green
Marks Isaac, clerk Mark Strouse & Co., r. 443 Clemen-
tina
Marks Isaac, machinist F. B. Schoenstein, r. 54834 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Marks I.saac, stripper John S. Bowman & Co., r. 419
Green
Marks Jacob, glazier, r. 419 Green
Marks Jacob, peddler, r. 549 Natoma
Marks Jesse E., foreman John S. Bowman & Co., r.
1907 O'Farrell
Marks Joel L., salesman Kosminsky & Bro., r. 607
Buchanan
Marks Johanna, widow, r. 922 McAllister
Marks John, horsedealer, r. 1623 Howard
Marks John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Marks John J., capitalist, r. SW cor Pierce and
Haight
Marks John L. , lawstudent, r. SW cor Pierce and
Haight
Marks Joseph (Zadig, Wollberg & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Marks Joseph, marble finisher, r. 255 Stevenson
Marks Joseph, patent medicines, r. Lindell House
Marks Joseph E., attorney at law, 33 Nevada Block, r.
1805 Mason
Marks Joseph M., clerk Heath, Gallup & Co., r. San
Rafael
Marks Julia Mrs., waitress, 131 Sixth
Marks Julia L., widow, r. SE cor El Dorado and Utah
Marks Julian, merchant, r. 144 li Clara
Marks Julius, trunkmaker, r. 612 Mission
Marks Katie, domestic 807 Polk
Marks Lottie, widow, r. 113 Jackson
Marks Louis, r. 32 Steuart
Marks Louis (William Marks & Brother) r. 762 Bryant
Marks Luuis, drayman, 219 Battery, r. 1015 Golden
Gate Av
Marks Louis, mnfr Patent Gas machines, 548)6 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Marks Mannheim (Barnett & Marks) r. 411 Minna
Marks Marcus, oil clothing mnfr, 52 Clay, r. 229 Oak
Marks Marx H., barber S. A. Selig, r. 435 Stevenson
Marks M. H., driver Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r. 1622
Howard
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO.
Manufacturers of fine JEWELRY and DIAMOND Work
1 19 IVIontgomery Street.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
OICDERS FOB IVASHIXO PRO:mPTI.Y ATTENDED TO
OFFICE. 6-iS MARKET STREET.
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Marl!S Michael, secondhand furniture, 42fi Sixth
Marks Michael, traveling salesman E. Goslinsky &
Co.
Marks Morris, clerk Lippman Bros., r. 229 Oak
Marks Morris, drygoods, 4.50 Third, r. 762 Bryant
Marks Morris, fliimebuilder, r. 100 ><; Jackson
Marks Morris M., salesman Bendix Heineberg, r. GOT
Buchanan
Marks M. S., stockbroker, r. 103 Geary
Marks R. M., r. 229 Oak
Marks Rosa Miss, milliner Mrs. S. Marks, r. 214 Sixth
Marks S. Mrs., milliner. 214 Sixth
Marks Samuel, r. 919 Polk
Marks Samuel, assistant secretary Pac. Mutual Life
Insurance Co., r. 925 Geary
Marks Samuel, speculator, r. 443 Clementina
Marks Samuel, tailor, 110 Jackson
Marks Saul, r. 804 McAllister
Marks Simon, merchant, r. 214 Sixth
Marks Simon, salesman Kohlberg & Co., r. 443 Clem-
entina
Marks Solomon, shoe mnfr, 87 Stevenson, r. 621 Locust
Av
Marks Sylvester, waiter P. C. SS. George W. Elder, r.
123 Langton
Marks William CWilliam Marks & Brother) r. 762
Bryant
Marks 'William, student, r. SW cor Pierce and Haight
Marks William, with Louis Marks, r. .548}^ Tehama
Marks William & Brother (William and Louis) gents'
furnishing goods, and laces and embroideries,
78.5 Market
Marks William S., clerk W. E. Dean, r. 103 Geary
D^Marks. See Marx
Markus Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 1152 Market,
r. 2C4 Golden Gate Av
Markusan B. F., seaman, r. 28 Clay
Markwardt John, watchman Cal, Sugar Eeflnery, r.
941 Bryant
Marlborough House, C. Goodell proprietor, NW
cor Folsom and Second
Marley Edward J., house and sign painter, 1209 Fill-
more
Marliave Edward C, traveling salesman, r. 216 Shot-
well
Marliere Camille Miss, seamstress, r. 818 Geary
Marliere Julie, widow, seamstress, r. 818 Geary
Marlow James, foreman United Carriage Co., r.
Palace Hotel
Marlow James, miner, r. 707 Natoma
Marlow Louis N., cigarmaker C. Erzgraber & Co., r.
Oakland
Marlow Thomas, fireman, r. E s Gunnison Av, bet
Precita Av and Prospect PI, B. H.
Marlow Thomas J., elevatorman Cutting Packing Co.,
r. 33 Jessie
Marmoud Louis, r. 1114 Stockton
Marnelle Kate, widow, fiirnished rooms, 2006 Mis-
sion
Maronde Charles, liquor saloon, 650 Sacramento, r.
228 Montgomery Av
Maroney Patrick, waiter, r. 319 Tehama
Maroney Peter, laborer, r. .530 Mission
B^ Maroney. See Moroney
Marosoli Antonio, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commercial
Marovich Anton, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Marple William L., artist, r. 1426 California
Marquard Herman, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture
Factory, r. 936 Harrison
Marquardsen E. Henry J., furniture and upholstery,
151-157 Sixteenth
Marquardt Herman, shoemaker, r. 973 Bryant
Murquardt John H., magazine keeper Hazard Powder
Co., r. 321 Green
Marquardt Maria, domestic 6 Columbia
Marques Dolores Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1 Varennes
Marques Gabriel, porter, r. 438 Union
Marques M. F., bookkeeper, r. 15 Powell
Marques S., r. 244 Taylor
Marquette Harry A., traveling salesman Davisson,
Hall & Co., r. 653 Folsom
Marquez L. F., clerk W. B. Hooper & Co., r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Marquez Lueier, cook 1250 California
Marquez Miguel, special policeman, r. 909 Broadway
Marquis .John, nrrliitect, 39 Sutter, r. 2217 Pacific Av
Marrell Alexander E., waiter, r. 32J4 Geary
Marret Eugene, clerk, r. 134 Fern Av
Marret Eugene M., cook,r. 134 Fern Av
Marret Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 134 Fern Av
Marrin Antone, r. 514 Bush
Marrin Cornelius, whitewasher, r. 326 Minna
Marrin Thomas, hostler, r. 237 Perry
Marriner John V.. portt-r W. J. Heney & Co., r. 32
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Marriott Frederick (Marriott & Son) r. 2305 Jones
Marriott Frederick Jr. (Marriott & Son) r. 2307 Jones
Marriott & Sou (Frederick and Frederick Jr.) editors
and proprietors S. F. News Letter, 009 Merchant
Marron Benjamin, r. 1405 Powell
Marron Francis, plasterer, r. 502 Seventh
Marron Frank M., clerk, r. 514 Fulton
Marron James, porter barroom Palace Hotel
Marron John, packer McCarthy Bros. & Co., r. 1235
Market
Marron John H., plasterer, r. S09 Eighteenth
Marron John T., plasterer, r. 502 Seventh
Marron John W., house painter, .502 Seventh
Murron Margaret, widow, r. 10 Bryant Av, rear
Marron Martin, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Marron Michael A., groceries and liquors, 401 "Third,
and 332-334 Fourth, r. 313 Fourth
Marron Michael C, plasterer, r. 33Ivy Av, SE cor Oc-
tavia
Marron Patrick, bricklayer, r. 7 Bowie Av
Marron Patrick J., plasterer, r. 2232 Bush
Marrujo Manuel, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., r.
15 Powell
Marryatt James, mining, r. 1008 Washington
Mars Annie Miss, glovemaker, r. 555 Mission
Mars Charles, teamster Pacific Iron Works, r. 538
Howard, rear
Mars James, press feeder E. Detrick & Co., r. 5.55 Mis-
sion
Mars James A. , mining agent, 45 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 1104 Market
Mars Victor F., bricklayer, r. 1029 Vallcjo
Marsala Jose, gardener Joseph Demartiui, r. Church,
bet Fovirteenth and Fifteenth
Marsala Nicholas, laborer, r. 16 Lafayette PI
Marschhausen Charles, bartender, r. 105 Mason
Marsden Ann, widow, r. 7343^ Howard
Marsden Henry, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, r.
509 Bush
Marsden William, pantryman Henry Hoesch, r. 324
Main
Marselas George W., foreman Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. 8.56 Folsom
Marsh Albert L., merchant, r. 2613 Mission
Marsh Alfred J., assistant bookkeeper A. Crawford &
Co., r. 822 Powell
Marsh Andre'w J., shorthand reporter, and
agent for Oaligraph, 502 Washington,- room 20, r.
2414 Washington
Marsh Antone, longshoreman, r. E s Sansome, nr
Union
Marsh Charles P., route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Oakland ,
Marsh Donna C. Miss, r. 1029 Mission
Marsh E. B., cashier Alta California, r. Oakland
Marsh Forest E., letter carrier Post Office, r. 417
Kearny
Marsh Frank H., salesman Palmer & Key, r. SW cor
Bay and Jones
Marsh Frederick, second lieutenant First Artillery,
U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Marsh George H., piachine hand, r. 928 Capp
Marsh George T. (G. T. Marsh & Co.) r. 118 M Ridley
Marsh G. T. & Co. (George T. Marsh and E. Amsden)
Japanese Art Repository, 625 Market
Marsh Harvey, machinist, r. 575 Minna
Marsh Henry (Marsh & Collins) and teacher music,
32 O'Farrell, room 8
Marsh Henry F., agent Boston and Sandwich
Glass Co., 577 Market, r. 2.507 Howard
Marsh Henry F. Jr., clerk King, Morse & Co., r. 2507
Howard
Marsh J. B., cook, r. 428 Broadway
Marsh John, waiter William Weston, r. 611 Howard
Marsh John B., driver Baldwin Stables, r. 717 Bush
Marsh M. Miss, saleslady Isaac Barker, r. Oakland
Marsh Maria D., widow, r. 1029 Mission
Marsh MjTon M., stenographer William T. Coleman
& Co., r. Berkeley
Marsh Orlando M., night inspector Custom House, r.
120 Turk
Marsh Perry B., foreman cutter Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 402 Hayes
Marsh Randolph C, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 132
Fern Av
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Firi^TOJV IKON WORKS, 213 Fremont Ktreet,
f Alaniiructurers of Aiiinls:aiu»tiiii; PanH and Settlers.
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Marsh Stephen H., clerk Havens k Co., r. 16 Eldley
Marsh Sydney L., booUkeeper, r. 26^4 Kearny
Marsh Victor, bookkeeper Havens & Co., r. 16 Ridley
Marsh «& Collins (Henry Marsh and Robert Col-
lins) piano forte agency, 32 O'Farrell, room 8
Marshall — , helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Marshall Alexander, shoemaker I. L. Rosenthal &
Bro., r. 20 Franklin
Marshall Annie Miss, type setter Marder. Luse & Co.,
r. 1718 Jones
Marshall Annie E., dressmaker, r. 413 Hayes
Marshall Antone, seaman P. C. S3. Idaho, r. 623 Davis
Marshall Arthur, livery stable and riding academy,
737 Folsom
Marshall Benjamin, physician, ofBce and r. 905 Post
Marshall Bettie Miss, r. 603 Sutter
Marshall C, waiter, r. 269 Jessie
Marshall Charles S., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 121
Oak
Marshall Christopher A., bookkeeper Witzel & Baker,
r. 1718 Junes
Marshall David P., inspector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
SE cor Howard and Fifth
Marsliall Eld-ward C. , attorney at law, 11 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 544 Turk
Marshall Elias D., carpenter, r. E s Castro, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Marshall Eliza, widow, r. 16 Harriet
Marshall Elizabeth, widow, r. 1718 Jones
Marshall Emanuel, surveyor, r. 1028 Montgomery
Marshall E. Z. Miss, r. 603 Sutter
Marshall Fayette C, clerk Edward C. Marshall, r. 544
Turk
Marshall Frank, pilot stmr Mary Garratt
Marshall Frederick, hostler New Telegraph Stable, r.
255 Minna
Marshall George, mate stmr Areata, r. 116 Silver
Marshall Greenwood, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. SE cor Greenwich and Larkin
Marshall Henry, deputy Registrar of Voters, r. NW
cor Grove and Laguna
Marshall Henry P., Swedish Soc, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Marshall Horatio L., gas man California Theatre, r.
333 O'Farrell
Marshall Hubert, clerk, r. 1004 Washington
Marsliall Hugh, secretary Sierra Buttes and
Plumas Eureka Mines, 320 Sansome, room 16, r.
2205 Webster
Marshall James, assistant engineer P. M. SS. City of
Peking, r. 116 Silver
Marshall Jam s, millhand F. Korbel & Bros., r. 35
Fifth Av
Marshall James D., boots and shoes, 413 Hayes
Marshall James J., clerk Redington & Co., r. 20 Hollis
Marshall Jumes M., policeman, r. 20 Hollis
Marshall John (Whitney & Marshall) r. Glasgow,
Scotland
Marshall John,^rushmaker Richard W. Simpson, r.
Ill Clinton
Marshall John, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r. 957
Howard
Marshall John, laborer, r. 35 Fifth Av
Marshall John, liquor saloon, 767 Market, r. 227
Stevenson
Marshall John, machinist, r. 105 Bernard
Marshall John, tinsmith, r. 2320 Pine, rear
Marshall John R., director of amusements Wood-
ward's Gardens, r. International Hotel
Marshall John S., gasman Baldwin Theatre, r. Ill
Clinton
Marsh*]] Joseph, bartender William C. Hildebrandt.r.
2iiJ4 PiiiC
Marshall Joseph, cabinetmaker J. S. Bennett, r. Oak-
land
Marshall Joseph M., shipping clerk Spruance, Stan-
ley & Co., r. 518 O'Farrell
Marshall Joseph S., restaurant and oyster saloon, 91-
92 Centre Market, r. 910 Clay
Marshall J. W., nurse Twenty-sixth St. Hospital
Marshall Laura Miss, dressmaker, r. 907 Pacific
Marshall Levin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1112 Folsom
Marshall Louis, stockbroker, 304 Pine, r. 544 Turk
Marshall Marcelino (Alves & Marshall) r. 15 Mer-
chant
Marshall Margaret, widow, r. 1218 Ellis
Marshall Margaret F., Miss, seamstress, r. 35 Fifth Av
Marshall Patrick S., bookkeeper Rouse & Laws, r. 924
Sacramento
Marshall Richard, second officer P. C. SS. Orizaba
Marshall Richard D., policeman, r. 1141 Twenty-first
Marshall Richard F., janitor Nevada Block, r. 502 J4
Broadway
Marshall Robert, watertender P. M. SS. City of Peking,
r. 322 Minna
Marshall Robert A., clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 20
Franklin
Marshall Robert C, weigher Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
Shasta, bet Louisiana and Maryland
Marshall Theodore B., bookkeeper Charles Levy, r.
Alameda
Marshall Thomas, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
105 Bernard
Marshall Thomas, spinner, r. 1 Alabama
Marshall Thomas Jr., clerk, r. 105 Bernard
Marshall Truman, teamster, r. 502 Fell
Marshall William, janitor 22 California, r. 231 Steven-
son
Marshall William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Marshall William, seaman P. C. SS. Los Angeles, r. 46
Pacific
Marshall William A., sewing machines, 247 Eighth
Marshall William H., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
157 Seventh
Marshall William R., clerk Mitchell & Gleason, r. 413
Hayes
e^Marshall. See Marchal
Marslifield 3Iills (Coos Bay, Or) E.B. Dean & Co.
proprietors, office 22 California
Marshutz Leon C. (Marshutz & Cantrell) r. 412 Eddy
Marshutz William B., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo
& Co's Express, r. 412 Eddy
Marshutz & Cantrell (Leon C. Marshutz and
Thomas G. Cantrell) proprietors National Iron
Works, NW cor Main and Howard
Marsicano Patrizio, dealer foreign and domestic fruits
and salt, 419 Washington, r. 605 Broadway
Marsich Dom., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Mont
Marsich J., Austrian Ben. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Marsili Federigo (F. Scatena k Co.) r. 13 Broadway
Marsili Joseph, expressman, r. 626 Green
Marsili Lorenzo (ftlarsili k Co.) r. 11 Broadway
Marsili k Co. (Lorenzo Marsili, Onesto Tognotti and
Lorenzo Vaunucchi) livery stable, 320 Broadway
Marsland R. S., salesman O'Connor, Mofl'att & Co., r.
109 Montgomery
Marson Charles F., manager Nucleus Stable, S s
Stevenson, bet Annie and Third, r. 23 Taylor
Marson George W., driver Heywood Bros. & Co., r.613
Mission
Mar.ston Mrs., widow, r. 309 Eddy
Marston Alexander, boat builder Thomas Vice, r.
Vallejo
Marston A. M. Mrs., magnetic healer, 112 Mason
Marston Benjamin S., clerk melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Marston Charles A., clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
1800 Dupont
Marston Delia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 627 O'Farrell
Marston Fannie Miss, actress, r. 919 Stockton
Marston J. H., stockbroker, r. 710 Capp
Marston J. S., magnetic healer, r. 112 Mason
Marston Levi H., carpenter, r. 13 Hickory Av
Marston Sherman, packer, r. Cambridge House
Marston Walter H., clerk, r. 810 Folsom
Marston William H., captain bark Lady Lampson
Martel Harry G., mattressmaker Gal. Furniture Mnfg
Co., r. 717 Webster
Martel James L., general agent, 636 Clay,r. 420 Ellis
Martell Frank, clerk John Martell, r. 431 Bryant
Martell Irene, widow, r. 717 Webster
Martell John, gardener, r. 701 Ash Av
Martell John, silverplater, 623 Sacramento, r. 431
Bryant
Martell John, teamster Julius Schulken, r. 701 Ash Av
Martell John C. (Martell, Rathje & Scherb) r. 431
Bryant
Martell, Rathje & Scherb (John C. Martell, August
Rathje and Francis Scherb) proptrs U. S. Laun-
dry, S 8 Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Second Av,
office 53 Third
Marten Ananias, master mariner, r. 228 Montgomery
Av
Marten August, teamster, r. 624 Fourth
Marten Henry, bartender John Ferguson, r. 906 Mis-
sion
Marten H. T., paper decorator, r. 32 Fourth
Murteuet Jefferson B., clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., r.
cor Coso Av and Aztec, B. H.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «*sHiNG^DONE^atjHORT notice
JMAPnnMniiru mPORTER op and dealer in coal and pig iron,
. IflHOUUIlUUun, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Martenet Morris, clerk Wilkens & Co., r. cor Coso Av
and Aztec, B. H.
Martens Charles, seaman, r. 28 Clay
Martens Charles H.. upholsterer Indianapolis Chair
Mnfg Co., r. 2.5 First Av
Martens Christian H., laborer, r. Hotel Rhein
Martens F. & Co. (Fritz Martens) aairy produce
commission merchants, 427 Front
Martens Frederick (Martens & Brauer) r. 1903 Geary
Alartens Fritz (F. Martens & Co.) and dairy pro-
duce, 57-58 Washington Market, r. S22 Union
Martens Henry, Ironmolder, r. 506 Sixth
Martens Henry, student Pac. Business College, r. 822
Union
Martens Hugo, bookkeeper I. Gutte, r. 2624 Sacra-
mento
Martens John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary
and Steiner
Martens Marcus, proptr Shasta House, SW cor Shasta
and Michigan
Martens Nicolaus, secondhand furniture, 1009 Howard
Martens Richard J., salesman F. Martens k Co., r. 822
Union
Martens T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Martens & Brauer (Frederick Martens and Henry
Brauer) butchers, 1903 Geary
fK^ Martens. See Martins
Martensen N. P., seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Marteustein Daniel, miller Martenstein & Deming, r.
1715!^ Jones
Martenstein David J. L., clerk Oberfelder Bros. & Co.,
r. 016 O'Farrell
Martenstein JacobiMartenstein & Demingjr. 1129 Turk
Martenstein John, laborer Martenstein & Deming, r.
616 O'Farrell
Martenstein Peter J., clerk Martenstein & Deming, r.
2227 Taylor
Martenstein William H., bookkeeper Martenstein &
Deming, r. 309 J^ Elm Av
Martenstein & Deming (Jacob Martenstein and
H.V. Deming; proprietors National Flour Mills,
SW cor Pacific and Battery
Martha Camilla, widow, r. 1628 Stockton
Martial Phillippe, pork butcher, 706 Broadway
Martin Abraham, merchant, r. 707 Minna
Martin Ada Miss, teacher, r. 8 Mason
Martin Addison, mining secretary, r. 1824 Sutter
Martin Adolph F., bookkeeper George A. Davis, r. 418
Gulden Gate Av
Martin Albert, payingteller Tallant & Co., r. 534 Bush
Martin Albert H., manager Davis Bros., r. 611 Fol-
som
Martin Alexander, r. 218 Stockton
Martin Alexander, melter and refiner U. S. Mint,
r. 2207 Webster
Martin AT M., r. White House Hotel
Martin A. M. Miss, assistant Starr King Primary
School, r. 703 Polk
Martin Andrew, bartender Ernst Maack, r. 637 Cali-
fornia
Martin Andrew, coppersmith, r. 42 Folsom
Martin Andrew J., carpenter, r. 309 Minna
Martin .■Andrew J., clerk, r. 1414 Folsom
Martin Andrew J., trunkmaker, r. 268 Tehama
Martin Annie Miss, r. 536 !4 Jessie
Martin A. S., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. Soc, 510 Bush
Martin Augustus F., carpenter A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 554 Minna
Martin Bartholomew, laborer, r. 1114 Powell
Martin Bridget, widow, r. 1114 Powell
Martin Caniilo, Consul Spain, office 411 }$ Cali-
fornia, room 1, r. San Rafael
Martin Catherine, nurse 825 O'Farrell
Martin Catlierine, widow, r. 33 Hinckley
Martin Catherine, widow, r. 447 Minna
Martin Catherine, widow, r. 1881 Mission
Martin Catherine Miss, varieties, 1049 Folsom
Martin Celia, widow, r. 733 Natoma
Martin C. Frederick, clerk G. H. Partridge, r. 8 Hayes
Martin Charles (Girard & Martin) r. 522 Pacific
Martin Charles (Martin, Feusier&Co.) r. Petaluma
Martin Charles, carriagetrimmer Larkin & Co., r. 13
Stockton
Martin Charles, cook P. M. SS. Colima
Martin Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Martin Charles, steward schr Maxim, r. 30 Clay
Martin Charles F , clerk general freight office C. P.
. RR., r. 452 Sixth
Martin Charles H., assay dept U..S. Mint, r. 1414 Fol-
som
Martin Charles H. , liquor saloon, SW cor Vallejo and
Davis, r. 6 Pfeifi'er
Martin Charles T., carpenter, r. 403 Stevenson
Martin Cornelius, sergeant police, r. 130 Chattanooga
Martin Cornelius B., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 130 Chattanooga
Martin Daniel, engineer, r. 8 Clara
Martin Daniel S. (U. S. Martin * Co.) r. Oakland
Martin David N., plumber, r. 1510 Powell
Martin Desire, superintendent French Hospital, 8 B
Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Martin D. S. & Co. (Daniel S. Martin and
Charles A. Malm) trunk manufacturers, 234 Bush,
622 Market and 2 Post
Martin E. t!b Co. (D. V. B. Heuarie) importers
and wholesale liquor dealers, 408 Front
Martin Edward, hotel solicitor, r. 103 Pacific
Martin Edward, laborer, r. 346 Fourth
Martin Edward, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Martin Edward, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 107 Ji
Freelon
Martin Edward, seaman P. C. SS. Senator
Martin Edward, steward, r. 217 Third
Martin Edward H., contractor, 212 Mason, r. 937 Post
Martin Edward J. Jr., assistant general freight agent
S. P. RR., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r.
210 Powell
Martin Eleanor, widow, r. 725 Sutter
Martin Eliza, domestic 303 Ivy Av
Martin Elizabeth, widow, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Martin Emilie Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 6 Pfeiffer
Martin Fannie Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin St.
Primary School, r. 515 O'Farrell
Martin Felicia Miss, operator American District Tel.
Co., r. 515 O'Farrell
Martin, Feusier & Co. (Charles Martin and Louis
Feusier) commission merchants and wholesale
provisions, 309-313 Clay
Martin Forestus F., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. Brooklyn Hotel
Martin Francis, cook The Baldwin, r. 657 Howard
Martin Frank, laborer, r. 425 Shipley
Martin Frank, milker, r. N s Point Lobos Av, bet Thir-
ty-second and Thirty-third Avs
Martin Frank G., patternmaker, r. 130 Chattanooga
Martin Frederick, clerk, r. 1104 Mission
Martin Frederick, laborer, r. Ill Jackson
Martin Frederick A., clerk Louis Castro, r. San Lean-
dro
Martin Frederick R., student, r. American fxchange
Hotel
Martin Fritz H., collector, r. 619 Kearny
Martin George, agent, r. 711 Sanchez
Martin George, clerk Jesse B. Hart, r. S s Twenty-
third, bet Church and Vicksburg
Martin George, laborer, r. W s Iowa, bet Sierra and
Humboldt
Martin George, varnisher, r. 907 Harrison
Martin George H., r. 77 Natoma
Martin George H., watchman P. M. SS. City of Tokio
Martin George P., teamster, r. 515 O'Farrell
Martin George P., trimmer, r. cor Steiner and Moul-
ton
Martin G. H., homoeopathic physician.office andr. 427
Geary
Martin Gisler, cook, r. 720 Folsom
Martin Harriet T., widow, coffee saloon, 644 Mission
Martin Harry, r. 625 Union
Martin Harry A., money order clerk Post Office, r. 615
Sacramento
Martin Harry B., oiler P. M. SS. Granada, r. N b Mar-
ket, bet Sanchez and Noe
Martin H.izie, commercial traveler, r. 1437 >4 Valencia
Martin Henry, accountant, 34 Montgomery Block, r.
609 Pine
Martin Henry, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Martin Henry, packer Muller & Koenig, r. 1134 Harri-
son
Martin Henry F., bartender Richard Bunton, r. 424
Minna
Martin Henry S., cement pipemaker, r. 625 Union
Martin Henry W., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. Oakland
Martin Hugh, laborer, r. 315 Tehama
Martin H. W., clerk International Hotel
Martin Isaac D., salesman S. Cohn, r. 2 Kappeler
Conrt
Martin Isabella, widow, r. .531 Mission
Martin J., carrier Albi California, r. 30 Bitch
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Martin J., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Martin Jackson, porter Wells, Fargo & Co'b Express,
r. 1414 Folsom
Martin Jacob, cutter E. Detrick & Co., r. 1510 Powell
Martin James, collector Samuel Hill, r. 1012 Mason
Martin James, hackman, cor Market and Eddy, r. 28
Mary
Martin James, laborer, r. 778 Harrison
Martin James, machinist, r. 1023 Clay
Martin James, mixer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r.
527 J4 Fourth
Martin James, jjorter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
733 Natoma
Martin James C, carpenter, r. 737 Howard
Martin James Q., shipcarpeuter, r. 481 Jessie
Martin James G., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 130
Chattanooga
Martin James P., clerk Kenney & Dyer, r. 1159 Fol-
som
Martin James R., bookkeeper, r. 106 Montgomery
Block
Martin Jeff. M., capitalist, ofiBce 19 Battery, r. 1017
Van Ness Av
Martin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1324 Natoma
Martin J. G. Mrs., dressmaker, 481 Jessie
Martin John, r. 907 Harrison
Martin John, r. 1322 Folsom
Martin John, barber, r. 612 Stevenson
Martin John, boatman, Vallejo St.Wharf, r. 721 Davis
Martin John, carisenter, r. 737 Howard
Martin John, contractor and builder, r. 11 Oat
Martin John, iireman stmr Alice Garratt, r. 504 Davis
Martin John, groceries and liquors, 1717 Jessie
Martin John, hostJer, r. 523 Sixth
Martin John, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mills
Martin John, laborer A. E. Buckman
Martin John, laborer, r. 103 Montgomery Av
Martin John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 530 Third
Martin John, machinist, r. 107!^ Freelon
Martin John, machinist, r. 106 Washington
Martin John, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Martin John, seaman stmr Areata, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Martin John, seaman U. S. stmr Hassler, r. North Pa-
cific Hotel
Martin John, shoemaker, r. 14 Sherwood PI
Martin John B., driver Mutual Ice Co., r. E s Church,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Martin Jojin B., Port Warden, 525 Front, r. 1414 Fol-
som
Martin John B. Jr., deputy clerk Supreme Court of
California, r. 1414 Folsom
Martin John C, solicitor Evening Post, r. 255 Octavia
Martin John F., hostler, r. 25 Washington
Martin John J., bookkeeper First National Gold Bank
of S. F., r. 10 Second Av
Martin John M., laborer Ahlbom House
Martin John R., advertising agent, 511 Front, r. Oak-
land
Martin John R., assistant secretary S. F. Art Assn, r.
2824 California
Martin John W., conductor S. P. RR., r. 413 Fourth
Martin John W., night clerk Commercial Hotel
Martin Joseph, bagmaker, r. 120 Shotwell
Martin Joseph, cook, r. Ill Jackson
Martin Joseph, dyer, r. Railroad Av, bet Seventh and
Eighth Avs, South S. F.
Martin Joseph, secretary Moimtain Ice Co. of S. F.,
554 Mission, r. 563 Mission
Martin Joseph, stevedore, r. 424 Sansome
Martin J. P., real estate agent, 305 Sansome, r.
Grand Hotel
Martin J. W., machinist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Martin J. W., steward Oregon Imp. SS. Mississippi
Martin Kate, domestic 526 Fell
Martin Kate, widow, r. 24 Louisa
Martin Katie Miss, varieties, 139 Eleventh
Martin L., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
Martin Lawrence, maltster Empire Brewery, r. 186}^
Vandewater
Martin Lena Miss, shirtmaker, r. 529 Pine
Martin Leonard P., watchman, r. 702 Natoma
Martin Louis, liquor saloon, 1024 Stockton, r. 315 3<5
Filbert
Martin Louis, sign and ornamental painter, 54 Clay,
r. Oakland
Martin Louis J., gentlemen's nurse, r. 569 Sixteenth,
rear
Martin Lucien A., compositor, r. 218 Eighteenth
Martin M. Mrs., groceries, NE cor Fulton and Frank-
lin
Martin Magdalena, widow, r. 415 Union
Martin Malcolm, collector Thomas Ward, r. 8 a Thir-
tieth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Martin Manuela, widow, r. 9 Union PI
Martin Margaret, widow, r. 7 Cleaveland
Martin Margaret, widow, r. 862 Harrison
Martin Maria, widow, r. 1073^ Freelon
Martin Martha Miss, r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Martin Martin (Martin & Torrey)r. 1216 Twenty-second
Martin Mary, domestic 2716 Sacramento
Martin Mary Miss, r. 1421 Polk
Martin Mary Mrs., r. 1114 Powell
Martin Maiy Miss, dressmaker, r. 37 Post
Martin Mary Miss, spice packer, r. 862 Harrison
Martin Mary, widow, cloakmaker, r. 120 Silver
Martin Mary A. Mrs., physician, r. 810 Howard
Martin Mary J. Miss, cloakmaker Mary Martin, r. 120
Silver
Martin Matthew, cooper, r. N 8 Twenty-sixth, bet
Dolores and Church
Martin Michael, driver City RR., r. 1310 M Natoma
Martin Michael, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, 44 Spear
Martin Michael, shoemaker, r. 252 Minna
Martin Milton W., conductor California St. RR., r.
1640 Sacramento
Martin Minor S., broker, 316 Montgomery, r. East
Oakland
Martin Nicholas, carpenter, r. Potrero Av, bet Au-
gusta and Silver Av, South S. F.
Martin Nicholas, framegilder, r. 9 Union PI
Martin Padey Mrs., widow, r. 625 Union
Martin Patrick, cook Charles McCarthy, 820 Battery
Martin Patrick, driver Geo. Mayer, r. 530 Seventeenth
Martin Patrick, longshoreman, r. 122 First
Martin Patrick H., butcher, r. 1639 Howard
Martin Paul, bootblack, r. 1 Montgomery Court
Martin Penn (J. JuUien & Co.) r. Alameda
Martin Peter, r. 519 Sacramento
Martin Peter, expressman, SE cor East and Wash-
ington, r. 1503 Mason
Martin Peter, laborer, r. 521 Seventh
Martin Peter B., driver Alonzo Davidson, r. E s Eu-
reka, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Martin Robert, cigars, tobacco, stationery, etc., 1110
Steiner
Martin Robert, saloonkeeper, r. 638 Green
Martin Robert, teamster Thomas Kelly
Martin Ross, carpenter, r. 1018 Webster
Martin Samuel B., capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel
Martin Sarah, domestic NW cor California and Taylor
Martin Sherman, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 501 Post
Martin Simon, trader, r. 18 Park Av
Martin Thomas, cook John F. Hinrichs, 9 Pacific
Martin Thomas, hackman, r. 969 Harrison
Martin Thomas, helper Pac. Rolling Mills, r. 22 Fred-
erick
Martin Thomas, painter, r. 709 Stockton
Martin Thomas, shoemaker, 1418 Pacific
Martin Thomas, tinsmith, r. 733 Market
Martin Thomas P., engineer, r. NW cor Franklin and
Fulton
Martin Thomas W., fireman S. P. RR.,. r. 2323 Har-
rison
Martin W. A., barber, r. 420 Jackson
Martin W. H. Mrs., r. 1805 Polk
Martin W. H. & Co. (William H. Martin and
John Ballard) mining, o£ace 26 Merchants' Ex-
change
Martin Wheeler, coffee and spices, 22 California, r.
N B Marketi bet Sanchez and Noe
Martin Wliite Minin«j Co. {White Pine Co.,
Nev.) J. J. Scoville secretary, 59 Nevada Block
Martin William, boatman, r. 721 Davis
Martin William, cashier Davis Bros., r. 611 Folsom
Martin William, clerk, r. 20 Prospect PI
Martin William, clerk Moses R. Cheever, r. 1023 Clay
Martin William, conductor California St. RR., r. 1410
Pine
Martin William, cooper, r. 563 Mission
Martin William, laborer, r. 862 Harrison
Martin William, secretary Cal. Steam Navigation
Co., office Washington St. Wharf, r. 703 Polk
Martin William C, machinist, r. Ill Natoma
Martin William C, transcriber Maxwell & Belden, r.
1018 Webster
Martin William C, watchman U. S. Mint, r. 178 Four*
teenth
Martin William H. (W. H. Martin & Co.) r. Berkeley
LOUIS BRAVERMAN& CO., Mers,f.'
offer Goods Lower than any House
this city. 119 Montgomery St-
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
WASHINO CAI.I.ED FOR ANI> DKI^ITKRED.
OFFICK, 6-lH SIAKKKT NTRRET.
MAK
637
MAS
Martin William H., clerk, r. Uli Folsom
Martin 'William H., longshoreman, r. 636 Commercial
Martin William J., oiierator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 241 Fourth
Martin William O. H. (Rehfisch, Martin & Co.)
r. 5-23 Turk
Martin William T.. machinist, r. 838 Mission
Martin &Hortun (Martin Clark and Thomas R.Horton)
liquor saloon, 545 Clay
Martin* Torrey (Martin Martin and .James Torrey)
carriage and wagonmakers, 1(504 Mission
B^Martin. See Mehrten and Marten
Martin's Block, S s Market, bet Seventh and Eighth
31artiiiaclke Narcisse J., physician, office and
r. 5J^ Kearny
Martindale Law and Collection Agency, 434 Califor-
nia, room 3
Martineaut E. D., physician and surgeon, office and
r. G50 Washington
Martineaut Josephine Mrs., mnfr corsets, 338 Sutter
Martinelli Adolf o, waiter, r. 1113'^ Keamy, rear
Martinelli Adolph, blacksmith, r. KIH Sansome
Martinelli Basilio, slioemaker, 115 Clai-k
Martinelli Dante, Fishermen's Assu, 307 Broadway
Martinelli Eugenio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Martinelli Fioravante, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625
Broadway
Martinelli Francis, r. 207 Pacific
Martinelli Francisco, boarding, 12 Ohio
Martinelli Giovanni, laborer, r. 5113^ Greenwich, rear
Martinelli Lorenzo, laborer, r. i Bartol
Martinelli Luigi, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Martinelli Narcisso, laborer, r. 12 Ohio
Martinelli Ottaviano, laborer, r. 12 Ohio
Martinelli Silvio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 025 Broad-
way
Martinelli Zaverio, brassfinisher Particelli & -lac-
cheri, r. 459 Jessie, rear
Martinez Emilia, domestic 1299 Van Ness Av
Martinez F. N. Eaoul, cashier Belloc & Co., r. 1216
Jones
Martinez Gregory, wagonmaker, r. 33 Eddy
Martinez Henry G., clerk Jacob Strahle & Co'., r. 114
Eddy
Martinez Jennie, domestic 51C> Stockton
Martinez John, bootblack, r. 738 Vallejo
Martinez John, bootblack, r. 1220 Powell
Martinez John, seaman schr James A. Garfield
Martinez John J. Mrs., widow, r. 128 Olive Av
Martinez Josefa, widow, r. 438 Union
Martinez Joseph, bootblack, Ws Leideedorflf, bet Pine
and California, r. 738 Vallejo
Martinez Joseph, laborer, r. 508 Ellis
Martinez Julius, clerk P. M. SS. Co., r. 1228 Lombard
Martinez Katrine, widow, 508 Ellis
Martinez Manoel, laborer, r. 438 Union
Martinez Mariquito, widow, r. 510 Broadway, rear
Martinez Mary, waitress Mount St. Joseph's Infant
Asylum, South S. F.
Martinez Rosa, widow, r. 1320 Stockton
Martiuho Antonio S., barber, 113 Jackson, r. 502 Wash-
ington
Martini G. & Co. (Giovanni Martini and Santi Bacci)
wood and coal, 635 Vallejo
Martini Giovanni (G. Martini & Co.) r. 635 Vallejo
Martini L., teacher music, r. 1020 Stockton
Martini Louis, bootblack, 229 California, r. 3 Vallejo
Martini Mary Mrs., r. 1 Montgomery Court
Martini Paul, bootblack, r. 1 Montgomery Court
Martini Raflfaelo, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Martiiion Augustus, commission merchant and real
estate agent, 511 Montgomerj-
Martinon John, clerk Lazard Freres,r. 511 Montgom-
ery
Martinoni Emll (Buneman & Martinoni) r. 813 Broad-
way
Martinoui Giacomo, butcher, r. 427 Grove
Martinoni Pietro, sheetirou worker Francis Smith &
Co., r. 4 Cadell Alley
Martinoni Stcfano, waiter, r. Ticino Hotel
Martinovich George (George Martinovich it Co.) r.
.308 Lombard
Martinovich George & Co. (George Martinovich and
George Gojcovich) coffee and oyster house, 303-
305 East
Martinovich Samuel, liquor merchant, r. 318 Lombard
Martins Augiistine, seaman, r. 12 Haggin
Martins Charles, cook. r. 30 Clay
K?~Martins. See Martens
Marty Annie, widow, r. 551 Foleora
Marvel Amy, widow, r. 925 Sutter
Marvin Arthur T., purchasing clerk Spring 'Valley W.
W., r. 1414 Taylor
Marvin Edgar, driver James A. Brown, r. NW cor Ma-
son and Washington
Marvin F. Mrs., r. 1532 Polk
Marvin Frank W., salesman S. W. Boeenstock & Co.,
r. 2106 Larkin
Marvin Stephen B., woolsorter, r. 462 }<5 Minna
Marwedel Charles F., machinists' and engineers' sup-
plies. 56 First, r. 2U11 Bush
Marwedel Edward H., windowshades, and agent W.
T. & J. Merserau's stair rods, 541 Market, r. Oak-
land
Marwedel Emma Miss, principal German-American
Kindergarten School, 1711 'Van Ness Av
Marx Brothers (Heiurich and Hinreich) groceries
and liquors, N'VV cor Shotwell and Twenty-third
Marx David, bookkeeper E. Eisenberg & Bro., r. Oak-
land
Marx David, with Levi Strauss & Co., r. 236 Sutter
Marx E. Buclianan, assistant secretary Board of
Trade of San Francisco, r. Lick House
Marx Gustave A., shoemaker, r. 362 Jessie
Marx Heinrich (Marx Brothers) r. NW cor Shotwell
and Twenty-third
Marx Henry, bookkeeper Eoshland Bros., r. 1501
Steiner
Marx Henry, Sheriff's keeper, r. Lick House
Marx Henry, cook, r. 416 Clementina
Marx Herinan, junk dealer, 643 Third
Marx Hermann, seaman, r. 129 J^ Freelon, rear
Marx Hinreich (Marx Brothers) r. NW cor Shotwell
and Twenty-third
Marx Hyman, peddler, r. 245 Tehama
Mary Isaac, bookkeeper Weil Bros. & Co., r. 1014 Van
Ness Av
Marx Isaac, news dealer, r. Gailhard Hotel
Marx Jacob, attorney at law, 45 Nevada Block, r.
29 Dupont
Marx James, peddler, r. 4'24 Sansome
Marx Joseph, assistant bookkeeper Well Bros. & Co.,
r. 1014 Van Ness Av
Marx Levi, traveling salesman, r. Brunswick House
Marx Louis I., r. 607 Buchanan
Marx Melville, clerk Bachmau Bros., 10 Battery
Marx Ralph E., salesman Bachman Bros., r. 512 Hyde
Marx Samuel, clerk Joseph M. Rothchild, r. Lick
House
tt^Marx. See Marks
Marxen John P., foreman N. P. C. RR. Wharf, r. 17
Hinckley
Marxen Julius, butcher, 208 Francisco
Marxen William, r. Park Hotel
Mary Ann Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.)A. Halsey secretary, 3'28 Montgomery, room 7
Marye George T. (George T. Marye & Son) r. Virginia
City
Marye George T. Jr. (George T. Marye & Son) and
consul Greece, office 234 Montgomery, r. Palace
Hotel
Marye George T. & Son (George T. and George
T. Jr.) stockbrokers, 234 Montgomery
Marysville Woolen Mills, Sachs, Heller & Co.
agents, SW cor Battery and Bush
Marzetti Matilda, widow, r. 2417 California
Marzloff John, upholsterer, 1807 Powell, r. 1910
Powell
Marzloff Lena Mrs., midwife, r. 1910 Powell
Masehio Charles (V. Maschio & Son) r. 608 Jessie
Maschio V. & Son (Vincent and Charles) wood and
coal, 127 Seventh
Maschio Vincent (V. Maschio & Son) r. 127 Seventh
Masculine Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mash Frederick, expressman, .067 Market, r. NE cor
Henderson and Santa Rosa Avs
Mashkee Alviua, widow, r. 808 Geary
Mask a John, cooper, r. 421 Bush
Maskey Frank, confectioner, r. 1402 Bush
Maskey Margaret, widow, r. 605 Post
Maskow Henry, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 150
Tehama
Masuada Augustino, gardener, r. P, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-sixth Avs, South S. F.
Masoero C, physician, r. 818 Sansome
Mason Alonzo, clerk, r. 1 Cottage PI
Mason Andrew, cook, r. 413 M Green
INTERIOR DECORATORS, G.W.CLARK k CO.. m MarM St.
HINCICI.EY. SPIERS* * HAYES. FUliTOSr IRON W^ORKS, 213 Fremont Street,
Manufacturerii of STATIONARY and JHABINE ENeiNES and BOII.ERS.
MAS
638
MAS
MsBon Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 4133^ Green
Mason Anna L., widow, r. fi09 Jones
Mason Antone (Nelson & Mason) r. 700 Mission
Mason Arthur J., civil engineer, office 702 Market, r.
2926 Clay
Mason Casper H., secretary North Gould & Curry
Mining Co., 18 Stevenson Bldg, r. 208 Eddy
Mason Charles, baker P.M. SS. Colima
Mason Charles, builder and contractor, r. 921 Market
Mason Charles, vice consul Great Britain, office
319 California, r. Saucelito
Mason Christian, carpenter, E s San Bruno Eoad, nr
Twenty-ninth
Mason Edward G., teamster, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 1408 Powell
Mason Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 1815 Polk
Mason Emma L. Miss, compositor H. G. Parsons, r.
220 Eddy
Mason Frank G., clerk R, J. Trumbull & Co., r. Oak-
land
Mason Frederick, real estate, 306 Pine, room 6, r.
Alameda
Mason Frederick, seaman P. C. SS. San Vicente, r. 207
Pacific
Mason George, stableman D. L. Farnsworth, r. 122
Eddy
Mason George W., stonecutter, r. 915 Jones
Mason Gertrude, teacher, r. 813 Bush
Mason Harvey L., vice president The A. S. Spence
Co., r. 203 Powell
Mason Henry, clerk, r. 82)^ Everett
Mason Henry, seaman P. C. SS. Gipsy
Mason Isaac, bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co.
Mason James, engineer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Mason James, waiter The Baldwin, r. 536 Market
Mason James, notary public and commissioner of
deeds, 219 Sansome, r. E s Chapultepec, nr Coso
Av, B. H.
Mason John, proptr Mason's Brewery, 523 Chest-
nut, r. 519 Chestnut
Mason John A., stevedore, r. 413 Broadway
Mason John R., office 541 Market, r. Oakland
Mason Joseph H., physician, office and r. 106 J^
Third
Mason Joseph J., porter Hellmann Bros. & Co., r. N
s California Av. bet Twenty-seventh and Precita
Av, B. H.
Mason J. Warren, r. 509jSixth
Mason Mark L., clerk ^George B. Bradford, r. Oak-
land
Mason Mary, cook, 1900 Franklin
Mason Mary A., widow, r. 906 Lombard
Mason Nathaniel H., stock raiser, r. 37 Liberty
Mason R. D., compositor Spirit of the Times
Mason Robert, ship carpenter, r. 602 Second
Mason Rose, widow, r. 217 Third
Mason S. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 106}^ Third
Mason Thomas, commission merchant, NE cor Clay
and Davis, r. 638 Green
Mason William, boatswain P. M. SS. Colima, r. 234
Brannan
Mason William, glass blower, r. 624 Fourth
Mason Williams., manager and secretary Omni-
bus RR., office 725 Howard, r. 1311 Howard
8^ Mason. See Maison, Masson and Mayson
Mason's Bre^very, John Mason proptr, 523 Chest-
nut
Masonic Board of Relief, Harrison Jones secretary.
Masonic Temple
Masonic Cemetery, Masonic Av, bet Fulton and Turk,
entrance Point Lobos Av, rear Lone Mountain
Masonic Cemetery Association, George J.
Hobe secretary, 42 Masonic Temple
Masonic Saving's and I>oan Bank (in liqui-
dation) 6 Post, Masonic Temple
Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Masounette Blanche L. Miss, assistant Clement Gram-
mar School, r. 724 California
Masounette Eugene, foreman Courrier de San Fran-
cisco, r. 724 California
Massa Agostino, Italian Ben. Soc, 423 Washington
Massa Joseph, fisherman, r. 75 Oregon
Massachusetts Consolidated Mining Co. (Nevada Co.,
Cal.) A. C. Hammond secretary, 401 California
Massas Joseph, deckhand C. P. RR. stmr Apache, r.
160 Drumm
Massat Cbiirles (Labine & Massat) r. 641 Commercial
Masset Auguste. bootmaker, r. 222 Ritch, rear
Massey Anna, seamstress Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, South S. F.
Massey Atkins, undertaker and coffin warerooms,
651 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Massey Emma Miss, r. 3017 Lombard
Massey Fanny H., r. 139 Seventh
Massey Heman W., mining, r. 1526 California
Massey J. A., assistant manager Studebaker Bros.
Mnfg Co., 31 Market, r. 905 Larkin
Massey John J., carpenter, r. 12 Alemany Av
Massey Sarah M.. widow, furnished rooms, 1008}^
Market
Massey W., foreman Baldwin Stables, r. 1008 J^ Market
Massey William, carpenter, r. 1017 Lombard
l3^"Massey. See Massie
Massich John, Austrian Bfen. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Massie Kate Mrs., dressmaker, 639 Valencia, r. 1033
Twenty-first
Massie William G., barber, 1033 Twenty-first
Massini Marcus, watchman, r. 531 Stevenson
Massioli Dominic, stonecutter, r. 435 Fulton
Massmann John C. (Massmaun & Eibach) r. 120
Twelfth
Massmann <& Elibach (John C. Massmann and
Charles E. Eibach) fresco painters, 120 Twelfth
Masson Aime, liquor saloon, 1226 Market, r. 331 Eddy
Masson Francis P. (Masson Freres) r. 39 Tehaina
Masson Freres (Francis P. and Victor B.) manu-
facturing confectioners, 413-415 Commercial
Masson Joseph, cook Marchand Restaurant, r. 637
California
Masson Julius, upholsterer, r. 130 Fern Av
Masson Marius V.. tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
Oakland
Masson Thomas, r. 715 Treat Av
Masson Victor B. (Masson Freres) r. 506 Third
8£?"MaBson. See Maison, Mason and Mayson
Massone Giuseppe, waeonmaker and blacksmith, 619-
^23 Front
Massone Pietro, cook Andrew Racich, r. 1015 Wash-
ton
Massonl Annitale, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Massoni Emilio, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Massoni Francesco, Italian Bersaglieri Soc, 625 Broad-
way
Massoni Henry, cook, r. 168 Clementina
Massoni Lorenzo, marblesawver L. J. Ruffino & Co.,
r. 124}^ Gilbert
Massoni Manrico, r. 124}^ Gilbert
Mast Elizabeth, widow, r. 617 Geary
Mast Herman X., tailor, r. 617 Geary
Mast Kate C. (Ford & Mast) r. 617 Geary
Masten Nathan K., office 410 Montgomery, room
1, r. 15 South Park
Master Mariners' Benevolent Association, 413 Sutter
Mastermau William, hostler, r. 636 Commercial
Masters Edward, hostlet, r. 1116 Clay
Masters Hugh, laborer, r. 325 Jessie
Masters Mary L., widow, r. 10 Mint Av
Masters William W., carijenter, r. 625 Vallejo
Masterson Annie, domestic 11 Adelaide PI
Masterson Bernard, salesman Kennedy, Brenuan &
Co., r. 1112 Eddy
Masterson Brothers (William E. and George H.) gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Eighth and Natoma
Masterson Catherine, widow, r. 11 Adelaide PI
Masterson Charles, varieties, 1501 Larkin
Masterson George H. (Masterson Brothers) r. NWcor
Eighth and Natoma
Masterson James, laborer, r. 350 Braunan
Masterson John, painter, r. 522 Stevenson
Masterson Joseph, shoemaker, r. 113 Oak
Masterson Lawrence, watchman Sutter St. RR., r. 2011
Sutter
Masterson Michael, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Masterson Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1002 Montgomery
Masterson Patrick, laborer, r. 451 Tehama
Masterson Peter, assistant engineer P. C. SS. Bonita,
r. 150 Perry
Masterson Robert, butcher, r. S s Railroad Av, bet
Eighth and Ninth Avs, South S. F.
Masterson Terrence, clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r.
126 Fourth
Masterson Thomas, sexton St. Rose Catholic Church,
r. Brann.'in. bet Fourth and Fifth
Masterson William, shoemaker, r. 1723 Market
Masterson William E. (Masterson Brothers) r. NW cor
Eighth and Natoma
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^^^^ *?«!!,'^j a-r^sr "«"'"
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF A\D DEAXER IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
MAS
639
MAT
Mastick, Belcher <Si Mastick (Edwin B. Mas-
tick, W. C. Belcher aud Joseph W. Maetick) attor-
neys at law, 520 Montgomery
Mastick Charles L., salesman A. C. Nichols & Co., r.
Alameda
Mastick Edwin B. (Mastick, Belcher k Mastick) r.
Alameda
Mastick George H., attorney at law, 520 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
Mastick Joseph Y- (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick) r.
Alameda
Mastick Levi B. (S. L. Mastick & Co.) r. SW cor Capp
and Twentieth
Mastick Reuben W., bookkeeper A. C. Nichols & Co.,
r. Alameda
Mastick Seabury L. (S. L. Mastick k Co.) r. Alameda
Mastick S. L. & Co. (Seabury L. and Levi B. Mastick)
wholesale lumber, office Pier 10 Steuart
Mastodon Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine,
Nev.) A. C. Hammond secretary, 401 California,
room 7
Maston George W., commercial traveler, r. 17 Guer-
rero
Mastuy Vojta, lithographic printer F. Korbel & Bros.,
r. 118 Park Av
Matagliano Antonio, Fishermen's Assn, 307 Broadway
Matamora Consolidated Mining Co. (Globe District,
A.T.) Joseph Pentecost secretary, ofiSce 702 Market
Materich Antonio, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
Mateucci F. & Co. (Felice Mateucci and Kaffaele Van-
nucci) groceries and liquors, 124 Pacific
Mateucci Felice (F. Mateucci & Co.) r. 124 Pacific
Mathe Charles, groceries and liquors, 730 Bush, r. 702
Mason
Mathe Charles Jr., clerk Charles Miller, r. 702 Mason
Mather Amanda C. Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
619 McAllister, r. 10 Hickory Av
Mather Charles R., r. 10 Hickory Av
Mather Joseph W., commission inerchant, r. 326 Eddy
Mather Robert, armorer, r. 619 McAllister
Mather Solon H., mining, 4113^ California, room 3, r.
Oakland
Mather William H., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 1035
Folsom
Matheron J., French Zouaves, 808 Pacific
Mathes Anna, nurse, 191(; Jackson
Mathes Dana H. (Mathes & Co.) r. Oakland
Mathes Hermann, clerk, r. C13 Stevenson
Mathes & Co. (Dana H. Mathes) mnfrs suspenders, 35
Second
Matheson Albert, waiter P. M. SS. Granada, r. 1607
Mission, rear
Matheson Alexander, teamster, r. 1403 Folsom
Matheson Annie G. Mrs., assistant Ewing Primary
School, r. 1403 Folsom
Matheson B. Mrs., widow, r. 1607 Mission, rear
Matheson Edward, clerk, r. 1607 Mission, rear
Matheson Hans C, master mariner, r. 789 Mission
Matheson John T., shoemaker, r. 233 Tenth
Matheson Joseph, musician, r. 1607 Mission, rear
Matheson Mark, waiter P. M. SS. Granada, r. 1607
Mission, rear
Matheson Murdoch, carpenter, r. 123 Oak
Matheson Olof , seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Matheson Robert C, compositor Frank Eastman & Co.,
r. 414 Post
Matheson William, carpenter Risdon I. and L.
Works
(^■Matheson. See Mathewson, Mathieson, Mathison
and Matthewson
Mathews Arthur F., lithograi^her Britton & Eey, r.
Oakland
Mathews Charles, actor Baldwin Theatre
Mathews Charles, boxmaker, and extramau Hook
aud Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. N s Broadway,
bet Van Ness Av and Polk
Mathews Charles, master mariner, r. .'>03 Folsom
Mathews Charles H., painter, r. 56 Tehama
Mathews Delia Miss, dressmaker, r. .'526 Vallejo
Mathews Edward, laborer, r. 1419 Jackson
Mathews Frank, captain sloop Solferino, r. SW cor
Stockton and Pacific
Mathews Harvey, traveling salesman J. W. Shaefifer &
Co., r. 1206^ Jackson
Mathews Henry E., secretary Lick Trust, 606
Montgomery, room 19, r. 2321 California
Mathews James, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 17
Van Ness Av
Mathews James, sboemaker, 1009 Battery, r. 1113
Montgomery
Mathews John, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Mathews John F., student, r. 616 Taylor •
Mathews John H., butcher, 1 Grand Central Market, r.
3 Mason
Mathew.s John M., commission merchant and pur-
chasing agent, 113 Davis, r. 538 Twenty-third
Mathews Joseph H., mechanical engineer, r. 2506 Sac-
ramento
Mathews Lawrence, fireman P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia, r. 625 Davis
Mathews Manc^l F., Portuguese Pro. and Ben. See,
510 Bush
Mathews Margaret Mrs., cook Home for the Care of
Inebriates, NE cor Stockton and Chestnut
Mathews Mary Miss, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Mathews Nelson, shoemaker, r. E s Bartlett, nr Army
Mathews Olof, laborer, r. 1711 Market
Mathews Owen, laborer, r. N s Shasta, bet Illinois
and Michigan
Mathews Peter, milk ranch, SW cor Franklin and
Union
Mathews Rosa, widow, r. 526 Vallejo
Mathews Samuel, bartender, r. 424 Sansome
Mathews Samtiel, harnessmaker, r. 908 J^ Minna
Mathews Samuel A., janitor new City Hall, r. 1070
Howard
Mathews Thomas, boatman, and extraman Engine No.
12, S. F. F. D., r. 1113 Montgomery
Mathews Thomas, cooper, r. 16 Hinckley
Mathews Thomas, surveyor, r. 245 Perry
Mathews W., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Mathews Walter, bag packer E. Detrick & Co.
Mathews William, laborer, r. 103 King
Mathews William, stoneyard, NW cor Wood and Turk,
r. 6 Seymour Av
8^" Mathews. See Matthews
Mathewson Henry, mate schr Wonder, r. 30 Clay
Mathewson James, boilermaker, r. 309 Langton
Mathewson John Jr., boilermaker, r. 2719 Folsom
Mathewson Margaret, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1206
Market
Mathewson Nelson, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
46 Tehama
Mathewson Nelson Jr., mattressmaker Samuel Beal,
r. 9 Cleaveland
Mathewson Thomas, fourth officer P. M. SS. City of
Peking
Mathewson Thomas, physician aud surgeon, office 619
Kearuy, r. 610 Van Ness Av
Mathewson Thomas D., real estate agent, 606 Mont-
gomery, room 12
Mathewson Thomas S., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
2213 Steiner
Mathewson William, boilermaker P. M. SS. Co., r.227
Second
Mathewson William A., driver People's Ice Co., r.312
Mission
Mathewson William W., clerk City and County Sur-
veyor, r. 1067 Market
(^"Mathewson. See Matheson, Mathieson, Mathison
and Matthewson
Mathias A. Henry Mrs., widow, r. 525 Union
Mathias Frederick, milk ranch, cor Webster and Bay
Mathias Julia Miss, actress Tivoli GaTden, r. 131
Turk
Mathiesen Jacob, soapmaker, r. 353 Eleventh
Mathiesen Martin, mate schr California, r. 263 East
Mathiesen Martin W., clerk J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
Alameda
Mathieson Frank E. (Garrison & Co.) r. 230 Green
Mathieson Grace Miss, assistant Irving Primary
School, r. 230 Green
I^°Mathiesou. See Matheson, Mathewson, Mathison
and Matthewson
Mathieu Alphonse (Mathieu & Maison) r. 15 Trinity
Mathieu Charles L., with Levison Bros., r. 216 Powell
Mathieu Frank, clerk Willis J. Currier, r. 216 Powell
Mathieu G. & Son (Gaston and Gaston Jr.) watchmak-
ers and jewelers, 22 Stockton
Mathieu Gaston (G. Mathieu & Son) r. 22 Stockton
Mathieu Gaston Jr. (G. Mathieu & Son) r. 22 Stockton
Mathieu Jules (Mathieu Jt Barrett) r. 315 Stockton
Mathieu Julien. cashier Imperial, London, Northern
aud Queen Insurance Cos., r. 216 Powell
Mathieu Julien Jr., clerk E. De Sabla, r. 21(lPowell
Mathieu Philip, assistant engineer Oregon Imp. SS.
Mississippi
Mathieu & Barrett (Jules Mathieu and Edward Bar-
rett) proptrs The Odeon, lOSDupont
OAK, ASH, HICKORY, WHITEWOOD, BEECH.
JOHN WIGMORE,
i:t:i Spear Nt.
G..D. MORSE,
PHOTOGRAPHER. 820 MARKET ST.
Pbotograpby in "H itn branclie»i exc><-uted in any style.
MAT
640
MAT
Mathieu & Maieon (Alphonse Mathieu and Leon A.
Maisou) mnfg jewelers, 15 Trinity
Mathison Andrew C, bookkeeper Abner Doble, r.
Oakland
Mathison George, barber, r. Hausa Hotel
Mathison George, clerk Charles P. Mayer, r, 23 Sixth
Mathison M. A., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Mathison Blargaret, widow, r. 417 Minna
Mathison Thomas (Starr & Mathison) r. N s Berry ,bet
Fourth and Fifth
Mathison Walter, clerk Starr & Mathison, r.N s Berry,
bet Fourth and Fifth *
B^Mathisou. SeeMatheson, Mathewson, Mathieson
and Matthewson
Matick Michael, stevedore, r. 130G Pacific
Matilda Clara, tailoress, r. 1111 Koarny, rear
Matlock Levi B., uiufr marking ink, r. 407 O'Farrell
Matraja Samuel, expressman, NE cor Washington and
Front, r.-619 Front
Matron! Lorenzo, drayman, r. 516 Filbert, rear
Matscheck Ferdinand L., c!erk Joseph Young, r. 1114
Folsom
Matschke Henry, waiter, r. H30 Pacific
Matsen John, seaman, r. 104 Berry
Matsen Peter, seaman, r. 534 First i
Matson Annie, domestic 1011 Post
Matson A. O., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Matson August, shoemaker, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Matson Carl A., laborer, r. 531 East
Matson Hans E., Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sut-
ter
Matson James C, shoecutter, r. Park Hotel
Matson Jens, Master Mariners' Ben. Assn, 413 Sutter
Matson John, tanner, r. 412 Shotwell
Matson John V., longshoreman, r. 732 J^ Minna
Matson Mary, widow, r. 0 Harrison Av
Matson Matson, seaman bktn Ella, r. 140 Folsom
Matson N., quartermaster O. R. and N. SS. Columbia
Matson Samuel S., shoemaker, r. NW cor Bush and
Baker
fi^Matson. See Madson and Mattsou
Mattat Charles G., cigars and tobacco, 316 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 821 Greenwich
Matte Henry, papercarrier, r. 1520 Dupont
Matter Charles, laborer, r. 535 Mission
Matter Felix, driver Willows Brewery
Matter Michael, laborer, r. Es Mission Eoad.nr Ocean
View Station
Matterer Joseph, baker, r. 625 Clay
Mattern Frederick W., r. 202 Stockton
Matteru Herman (Mattern & Moore) r. 8 John
Mattern Otto, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 8 John
Mattern & Moore (Herman Mattern and Robert Moore)
dealers leather and findings, 42 Geary
Mattero Steven, packer Sol. Wangenheim & Co., r. 722
Broadway
Matterson Martin, first mate schr California, r. 626
East
Mattes John, woodcarver, r. 59 Stevenson
Matteson Jesse, fireman S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r.lii Garden
Mattefeldt Christopher, tailor, r. 232 Eitch
Mattefeldt George, drayman, 418 Front, r. 424 Bran-
nan
Mattfield Mary, domestic 1022 Pine
Matthaei W. G., druggist, r. 713 Taylor
Matthaei W. G. Mrs., milliner, r. 713 Taylor
Matthai Charles W., cook, r. 14 Langtou
Matthai John C. H. (John C. H. Matthai & Son) r. E s
Mission, nr Twenty-ninth
Matthai John C. H. & Son (John C. H. and Richard
Matthai) wagonmakers, E s Mission, nr Twenty-
ninth
Matthai Mary E. Mrs., r. 131 Turk
Matthai Richard (John ('. H. Matthai & Son) r. E s
Mission, nr Twenty-ninth
Matthew David, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1101
Howard
Matthew David Jr., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1161 Howard
Matthew George, carpetweaver, r. 214 Stevenson
Matthews Ambrose P., salesman Newmark, Gruenberg
& Co., r. 678 Twentieth
Matthews Annie Miss, teacher music University City
College, r. 11'.) Haight
Matthews Bernard, laborer, r. SE cor Clipper and
Diamond
Matthews Calvin J., night inspector Custom House, r.
Oakland
Matthews Charles, carpenter, r. 2 Park PI
Matthews Charles, driver Pioneer Soda Water Works,
r. 713 Sanchez
Matthews Cornalita, domestic 236 Second
Matthews David T., woolgrader, r. 113 Langton
Matthews Eliza, widow, r. 542 Howard
Matthews E. P., r. The Baldwin
Matthews Fred. C, with Edwards, Pickens & Fulton,
r. 709 Van Ness Av
Matthews George, seaman, r. 206 Pacific
Matthews George H., packer Andrew Frei, r. 1417 Fol-
som
Matthews Henry, capitalist. Oil Clay, r. Oakland
Matthews James, boot and shoemaker, 537 Sacra.
mento, r. 1805 Stockton
Matthews James, laborer, r. 322 Vallejo
Matthews James, D. D. , principal University
City College, r. 119 Haight
Matthews James E., engineer, r. 323 Bryant
Matthews James E., hackman, r. 2611 Mission
Matthews John, liquor saloon, 4 Jackson
Matthews John, waiter P. C. SS. Bonita
Matthews John A. (Matthews & Brown) r. SanBruno
Hotel
Matthews John J., fisherman, r. 715 Davis
Matthews John M., xshysician and phrenologist, r. 205
Chattanooga
Matthews Julius, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 267 Minna
Matthews Lawrence, laborer, r. 1122 Bryant
Matthews Lee B., captain night inspectors Custom
House, r. 9 South Park
Matthews Maria F. Miss, saleslady J. H. Malone, r.
925 Market
Matthews Mary, furnished rooms. 4 Jackson
Matthews Mary A. Miss, assistant South S. F. School,
r. 1929 Jessie
Matthews Michael, peddler, r. 211 Eighth
Matthews Patrick, laborer, r. 10 Bryant Av, rear
Matthews Patrick, oventender Cal. Glass Works, r.
1122 Bryant
Matthews Peter, laborer Selby Smelting Works, r. 8
Harry PI
Matthews Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Matthews S. A. Mrs., stationery and fancy goods, NW
cor Eddy and Pierce
Matthews Samuel, rigger, r. 833 Dolores
Matthews Samuel Jr., blacksmith, r. 833 Dolores
Matthews Samuel D., contractor and builder, 713 San-
chez
Matthews Thomas, engineer, r. 218 Minna
Mattlie^vs 'Williain, attorney at law, ofllce 120
Sutter, rooms 54-56, r. 2115 Sacramento
Matthews William, grainer, r. 713 Sanchez
Matthews William A., workman coiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 742 Minna
Matthews William D., jeweler Thomas Lundy, r. Berk-
eley
Matthews William F., sewing machines, 149 Seventh
Matthews William H., salesman Lebenbaum & Gold-
berg, r. 329 O'Farrell
Matthews William R. (W. R. Matthews & Co.) r. 5H
Kearny
Matthews W. R. & Co. (William R. Matthews and
Morton S. Sayre) real estate agents, 5}^ Kearny
Matthews & Brown (John A. Matthews and George L.
Brown) tannery, NE cor San Bruno Road and Army
8^ Matthews. See Mathews
Matthewson A., watchman stmr Reform
Matthewson Mary J. Miss, glovemaker, r. 46 Tehama
e^ Matthewson. See Matheson, Mathewson, Mathie-
son and Mathison
Matthey Robert, bakery, 1523 Mission
Matthias Herman, oysterman, r. 613 Stevenson
Matthias Louis W., electrotyper Palmer & Rey,r. 1821
Powell
Matthiesen Mathias, shoemaker, 203 Seventh, r. 219
Twelfth
Matthiesen Mathias, shoemaker, 640 Filbert, r. 923
Greenwich
Mattia Leoni, mat'ble worker, r. 612 Broadway
Mattice Alouzo, cardriver, r. 721 Howard
Matticevich Nicholas, liquor saloon, NE cor Battery
and Washington, r. 703 Stockton
Mattingly D. A., assistant foreman Sol. Wangenheim
& Co., r. American Exchange Hotel
Mattingly John A., salesman George W. Meade & Co.,
r. Oakland
Mattingly Richard C, clerk Hanson & Co., r. 904 Mc
Allister
Mattison John, actor Winter Garden, r. 6 Bond
Mattison John, master mariner, r. 729 Treat At
LOUIS BRAVERMAN & CO.
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Mattison Max, seaman P. M. SS. City of Pekiug
Mattison N. G. Mrs., r. 210 Hyde
Mattison Richard C, clerk Scolield & Tevis. r. 1815
Hyde
Mattone Angelo, waiter, r. 318 Ninth
Mattoon Joseph S. (Mattoou & Danglada) r. San Ma-
teo
Mattoou & Danglada (Joseph S. Mattoon and Ignacio
Danglada) ship and Custom House hrokers, 502
Battery
Mattos Charles, bootblack, 434 Pine, r. 249 Steven-
son
Mattox Henry A., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. 502 Bush
Mattsen John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mattsen O. M., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mattson August, captain bark Harvest Home, r. 614
Linden Av
Mattson John, miller Eisen Bros., r. 1120 Mission
Mattson Maurity, laborer, r. &,i Natoma
Mattson Olof, master mariner, r. 1913 Laguna
Mattson R. W., assistant keeper Farallone Light
House
0=?"Mattson. See Madison, Mad.son and Matson
Mattsson John, machinist, r. 547 Mission
Mattullatli Hugo, president Mattullath Manu-
facturing Co., r. 1511 Mission
Mattullatli Mauufacturing Co. (Cooperage)
Hugo Mattullath president, oflice and factory
S 8 Brannan. bet Seventh and Eighth
Matty John, gardener Thomas Kodgers, r. 28 Haw-
thorne
Matulich Alexander, teamster, r. 110 William
Matulich Marco, fruits and vegetables, 610 Laguna
Matzdorff Moritz, cigars and tobacco, 625 Union
Matzen Emma, domestic 189 Hyde
Matzen Severiu, cook German Hospital
Man Albert & Co. (Mrs. Otella Mau and Hermann
J. Sadler) importers and wholesale grocers, 18-20
Front, 15-19 Pine and 212-214 Market
Mau Christian, fruits and vegetables, 2028 Fillmore,
r. 2316 Pine
Mau Henry, confectioner Westerfeld & Page, r. 317
Golden Gate Av
Mau John W., laborer, r. W s Minnesota, bet Nevada
and Yolo
Mau Otella Mrs. (Albert Mau & Co.) r. 2324 Pacific Av
Mau William F., merchant, office 212 Market, r. 2324
Pacific \v
B£^Mau. See Mow
Maiibec Charles, secretary La Solidarite French Mu-
tual Beneficial Assn, 729 Montgomery, r. 1529}^
Geary
Mauch Theobald, bookkeeper Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. 1927 Sutter '
Mauck Katherine, widow, r. 1007 Mission
Mauerhan Conrad, gardener, r. NW cor Steiner and
Eddy
Mauerhan Conrad, seaman, r. 536 Jessie
Mauerhan Gottlieb A., iustrumentmaker Conrad J.
Weinman, r. Hansa Hotel
Mauerhan William, bartender M. Detels & Co., r. 8
Sacramento
Maugein Frances Mme., hairworker, 1324 M Polk
Maugeln Paul, warehouseman, r. 1324}<j Polk
Maugham James, gardener, r. 303 Austin
Maugham Annie, nurse, 1900 Franklin
Maugban Mary, bakery, 814 Laguna
Maulbach Leopold, maltster Potrero Yeast and Distil-
ling Co., r. W 8 Minnesota, nr Yolo
Mauldiu Hugh, salesman Randolph & Co.,r. 700 Bush
Maulfair M. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 934 Howard
Maume Johanna, widow, r. 5 Natoma
Mauuie Matthew B., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
5 Natoma
Maume Michael E., clerk Bennett & Wjgginton, r.
Oakland
Maume William, r. 5 Natoma
Maunder Matthew C, painter, r. 1233 Lombard
Maupin Zerelda H., widow, r. 634 Post
Maiiran Joseph R., draftsman D. S. Surveyor-Gen-
eral's Office, r. Oakland
Maurejau Peter, laborer, r. Fifth Av, bet N and Rail-
road Av, South 3. F.
Maurer Charles J., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 724
Sixteenth
Maurer F. C. Mrs., operator Greenebaum, Sachs &
Freeman, r. Oakland
Maurer Frank, boxmaker, r. 134 Ninth
Maurer Frederick, searcher records, r. 724 Sixteenth
Maurer Frederick Jr., clerk Gal. Sugar Refinery, r. 724
Sixteenth
Maurer Leo, r. 367 Minna
Maurer Peter, toll collector Section 3 Sea Wall, r. 134
Ninth
Maurer William F., laborer, r. 134 Ninth
Mauret M., baker, r. 721}^ Broadway
Maurette John, laborer, r. 3 Quincy PI
Maurice Charles, laborer, r. 1012 Montgomery
Maurice Joseph, retoucher Jones, Robinson & Co., r.
115 Fourth
Maurie A. J., blacksmith, r. 610 Sacramento
Maurin Jean Baptist, hatter, 1047 Market
Maurin Joseph, wheelwright, r. 714 Sansome
Maurin Jules, teacher languages, r. 1221 Mission
Maury Jeflerson, captain P. M. 88. City of Tokio
Mauser Charles, black.smith, r. 732 Natoma
Mauser Mat. Albrecht, liquor saloon, NE cor Steuart
and Mission
MauBshardt Conrad, wine dealer, r. 623 Fell
Mautalan Charles, shoecutter, r. 442 Green
Mautz Albert (MoUer & Mautz) r. 1407 Powell
Mawdsley George, r. 16 Stockton
Mawson Edwin R., shipjoiner, r. SE cor Seventh Av
and M, South 8. F.
Mawson George S., city agent Commercial Union As-
surance Co., 210 Sansome, r. 717 O'Farrell
Maxaner George, boot and shoemaker, 1017 J^ Clay
Maxey Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 48 Minna
Maxey Frederick, painter, r. 48 Minna
Maxfield Edward J., driver Pac. Carriage Co., r. 929
Howard
Maxfield George L., organbuilder John Bergstrom, r.
E s Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, B. H.
Maxfield George R., second officer P. C. SS. State of
California, r. 423 Fremont
Maxfield H. B. Mrs., widow, r. 221 Powell
Maxfield James, driver Bryden & Hinckley, r. 5 Anna
Maxfield P., driver Baldwin Stables
Maxson Frank, president Crystal Soda Water Co., NE
cor Stockton and Union, r. 2629 Bush
Blaxson Lizzie B, Mrs., r. 1206 Market
Maxwell Alice Mrs., r. 1911 Stockton
Maxwell E. J. (Pac. Coast Mnfg Co.) r. 952 Howard
Maxwell George, bellman Russ House
Maxwell George F., clerk and foreman Engine No. 12,
8. F. F. D., r. 1911 Stockton
Rlax-vvell George H. (Mawell & Belden) and offic-
ial stenographer U. 8. Circuit Court and notary
public, office 66 Nevada Block, r. 526 Post
Maxwell George R., receiving teller First National
Gold Bank of S. F., r. 131 Twelfth
Maxwell James, blacksmith, r. 541 Fourth
Maxwell Jennie Mrs., r. 719 Clay
Maxwell J. J., reporter R. G. Dun & Co., r. Oakland
Maxwell John R., boatman, r. 1911 Stockton
Maxwell Mary, domestic 1000 Van Ness Av
Maxwell Mary E. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Primary
School, r.l31 Twelfth
Maxwell Patrick, blacksmith, r. 131 Twelfth
Maxwell Ricliard T., physician, office and r.
400 Stockton
Maxwell T. B. (Pacific Coast Mnfg Co.) r. 952 Howard
Maxwell Thomas (Waterbury & Maxwell) r. 308M
Tenth
Maxwell Wesley S., painter, r. 875 Folsom
Maxwell William, collector John Smith, r. 1911 Stock-
ton
Maxwell William A. (Bro-wTi & Maxwell) and official
reporter Superior Court dept No. 9, r. Oakland
Maxwell & Beldeu (George H. Maxwell and E.
S. Belden) shorthand reporters, 66 Nevada Block
May A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
May Albert, clerk, r.427 Bush
May Alfred, master mariner, r. 608)4 Fourth
May .\udrew, laborer, r. N s Shasta, bet Michigan and
Illinois
May Anton, cigarmaker, r. 28 M First
May August, cooper Dietrich Bucking, r. 38 M Tehama
May Benjamin, salesman A. Palidini, r. 307 Broadway
May Calvin 8., with The Bradstreet Co., r. Berkeley
May Edward, bookkeeper Livingston & Co.. r. 426
O'Farrell
May Edward F., clerk freight auditor C. P. RR., r. 126
Fourteenth
May Frank B., cashier J. C.Johnston & Co., r. 2210
Mission
May Fulton H., engineer tug Hiawatha, r. .336 'Vallejo
May Gustav (Keating & May) r. 231 Seventeenth
May Henrj-, capitalist, 42 Nevada Block, r. 617 Sutter
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May James, laborer Presidio Reservation
May Jennie Mrs., r. 1417 Dupont
May John, clerk, r. 523 Pine
May John, expressman, cor First and Brannau, r. 424
Brannan
May Joeph (Livingston & Co.) r. 1023 Powell
May Josephine Mrs., r. 758 Harrison
May Lizzie, widow, r. 844 Mission
May Louis, driver tJ. S. Laundry, r. S s Sixteenth, bet
Valencia and Second Av
May Louis, laundry, 161 Sixteenth, bet Howarci and
Folsom
May Magdalena Mrs., r. 505 5^ Natoma
May N. E. Mrs., r. 207 Fair Oaks
May Patrick, laborer, r. 345 Shipley
May Peter, r. 209 Leidesdorff
May Samuel, clerk, r. 758 Harrison
May William, house and sign painter, 326 Pine, r. 361
Eleventh
May William B., r. 1114 Clay
May William T., salesman Henry C. Neff, r. 7.58 Hari-
son
Maybell John, r. 19 Hollis
Maybell Stfephen, storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue,
r. 263 Clara
Maybelle Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
Wm. J. Taylor secretary, 310 Pine, room 25
Maybern Corinne Mrs., shirtmaker, r. 1065 Market
May berry Hall, 2417 Mission
Maybery Charles M., armorer, r. 117 Fifth
Mayblum Moritz, merchant, r. 1353 Post
Mayborn Mary J. Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 320 J^ Ritch
Mayburj- Richard, shipwright, r. 1814 Market
Maye,William, porter Preble & Jones, r. cor Ninth Av
and L, Souths. F.
Mayer Abraham, salesman Frank, Goldsmith & Co., r.
568 Minna
Mayer Albert M. S., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 507 Post
Mayer Alexander, expressman, 3 Sansome, r. 568
Minna
Mayer August, machinist, r. New Washington Hotel
Mayer Bernhard, expressman, NW cor Front and Clay,
r. 37 Borland
Mayer Brothers (Max and Isidor H.) commission
merchants, 121 California
Mayer Charles, r. 935 Post
Mayer Cliarles (California Cloak and Suit Manu-
facturing Co.) 569 Market, and cloaks and suits,
145 Post, r. 820 Guerrero
Mayer Charles, clerk Charles P. Mayer, r. 411 Grove
Mayer Charles Jr., bookkeeper Charles Mayer, r. 820
Guerrero
Mayer Charles P., oyster saloon, 23-24 Grand Central,
r. 411 Grove
Msyer Christian F., baker, r. 625 Clay
Mayer Christian G., liquor saloon, Ss Fourteenth Av,
bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Mayer Frederick, clerk George Mayer, r. 530 Seven-
teenth
Mayer Frederick C, bakery. Railroad Av, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F.
Mayer Frederick K., bookkeeper, r. 1628 Folsom
Mayer George, drayman, SW cor California and Bat-
tery, r. 530 Seventeenth
Mayer George, driver U. S. Brewery, r. NE cor McAl-
lister and Franklin
Mayer Henry, baker, r. 625 Clay
Mayer Henry, clerk S. Kohlman, r. 239 Seventh
Mayer Henry, merchant tailor, 109 Sutter, r. 233
Oak
Mayer Herman, baker Occidental Hotel
Mayer Isadore, clerk Frank, Goldsmith & Co., r. 568
Minna
Mayer Isidore H. (Mayer Brothers) and bookkeeper
Fra'ukenthal, Bacluuan & Co., r. 925 Geary
Mayer Jacob, r. 162 Shipley
Mayer James, fireman, r. 516 Second
Mayer John (Kayser & Mayer) r. 915}^ Howard
Mayer John, bottler, r. 8 Potter
Mayer John, clerk Hugh Huddleston, r. 1025 Mis-
sion
Mayer Jonas, salesman £. Mansbach & Co.,r. Oakland
Mayer Joseph, carver S. F. Chair Factory, r. 1 Washoe
PI
Mayer Joseph, clerk Isaac Brownstoue, r. NE cor Poet
and Larkin
Mayer Joseph, organ builder, 127 Page
Mayer Joseph, tinsmith, 145 Third, r. 907 McAllister
Mayer Joseph E., bootmaker E. Lehmann, r. 1428
Howard
Mayer Julius (E. G. Lyons & Co.) r. France
Mayer Lena Miss, r. 258 Perry
Mayer Lehman S., salesman Bachman Bros., r. 236
Sutter
Mayer M., r. 1428 Howard
Mayer Marcus, r. 528 Turk
Mayer Marcus, clerk M. Phillips & Co., r. 239 Seventh
Mayer Mary Miss, r. 113 Ellis
Mayer Mathias, tailor, 1511 Mason
Mayer Max (Mayer Brothers) r. 925 Geary
Mayer Nathan (Kcenigsberger, Falk & Mayer) r. 614
Sutter
Mayer Nathan, clerk Bachman Bros., 10-12 Battery
Mayer Otto, cigarmaker, r. St. George Hotel
Mayer Philip, groceries and liquors, store and r.
NW cor Eleventh and Natoma
Mayer Samuel D., city agent Commercial Union As-
surance Co., 210 Sansome, r. Grand Hotel
Mayer Weiidelin, proprietor Pioneer Exchange
Saloon, SW cor California and Montgomery, r. 708
Lombard
Mayer Wilhelm, physician, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Mayer William, baker, r. 625 Clay
Mayer William, bootcutter, r. 919 Stockton
Mayer William, brewer, r. 411 Pacific
Mayer William A., liquor saloon, NW cor Beale and
Mission, r. 315 Folsom
8^"Mayer. See Maier, Meier, Meyer and Myer
Mayerhofer A. M. S., r. 501 Post
Mayerhofer Leonhardt (Mayerhofer & Reinecke) r.
228 Bush
Mayerhofer & Reinecke (L. Mayerhofer and William
Reinecke) proptrs Siegfried's Hotel, 228 Bush
Mayers A. L., glazier, r. 11 >^ Oak
Mayers Alfred, stockbroker, 304 Montgomery, r. 24
Sixth
Mayers Annie, widow, r. 172 Clementina, rear
Mayers August, butcher William Oswald, r. 1012 Pa-
cific
Mayers Barnard, expressman, 116 Sansome. r. 239 Sev-
enth
Mayers Bartholomew, clerk Mrs. S. Mish, r. 3031 Six-
teenth
Mayers Benjamin, salesman Julius Samuels, r. 15 Oak
Mayers George, poultry dealer, r. 418 Powell
Mayers Henry, driver John Sposito, r. 933 Mission
Mayers John, boots and shoes, 1712 Leavenworth
Mayers Minnie Miss, hairdresser Samuel Monks, HI
Stockton
Mayers Morris, glazier and dealer glass, 716 Wash-
ington, r. 3031 Sixteenth
Mayers Philip, architect, r. Ill Hayes
Mayers Rachel Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 3031 Sixteenth
Mayers Robert, watches, jewelry and Japanese goods,
621 Market, r. Lombard PI, bet Stockton and
Powell
Mayers Robert W., glovecutter, r. Lombard PI, bet
Stockton and Powell
Mayers Samuel, butcher, r. 2021 Fillmore
Mayers Simon (Langfeld & Mayers, Yokohama, Japan)
office 317 Front, r. 70S Mason
Mayers Thomas, clerk D. Hennessy, r. 172 Clementina
B£?" Mayers. See Meyers and Myers
Mayes George, oyster and chop house, 40-42 Califor-
nia Market, r. 1711 Webster
Mayfield Abraham, wholesale dealer crockery and
glassware, 122 Battery, r. 4063'4 Larkin
Mayfield James H., waiter J. Bertz, r. 146 Minna, rear
Mayflower Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) Joseph
Moiizio secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 24
Mayhew Charles H., clerk Frederick C. Keil, r. 128
Golden Gate Av
Mayhew Enoch C, bookkeeper Braunschweiger i
Bumsted, r. 126 Sixth
Mayhew Frank E., clerk Livingston & Co., r. 128 Gol-
den Gate Av
Mayhew H. Allen, grainbroker, 302 Davis, r. East Oak-
land
Mayhew Hebron B. (Mayhew & Taggard) r. 128 Gol-
den Gate Av
Mayhew Henry H. (Coffin & Mayhew) v. 2318 Mis-
sion
Mayhew Isaac, printer, r. 915 Sacramento
Mayhew John H., port captain Pope & Talbot, r. 18
Guy PI
Mayhew William B., salesman Athearn & Co., r. W 8
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Mayliew William E,, drugs and medicines, 141
Fourth, r. 806 Howard
MayUe^v & Taggard (Hebron B. Maybew and
James A. Taggard) internal revenue and Custom
House brokers, 417 Washington
Mayhood George, conductor Geary St. RR., r. 1602
Geary
Mayle Charles, clerk C. P. RR., r. 460 Sixth
Mayn Mathias, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r. 11
August Alley
Maynard Duncan D., insurance broker, 311 California,
r. 1438 Ellis
Maynard Duff G., entry clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 1521 Washington
Maynard Ernest, shoemaker, r. 555 Mission
Maynard George H., porter H. Dutard, r. Prescott
House
Maynard Henry G., miner, r. 722 Bush
Maynard James, clerk general freight office C. P. RR.,
r. 1419 Bush
Maynard John, bartender Wissing & Levy, r. 230
Kearny
Maynard John B., clerk O. R. and N. Go's Wharf, r.
30 McAllister
Maynard John C, insurance commissioner State of
California, office 401 California, room 6, r. San
Mateo
Maynard John H., capitalist, 315 California, room 16
Maynard Lydia R., widow, r. 1521 Washington
Maynard Lucius S., cari^enter, r. 525 Sixth
Maynard Lydia Mrs., widow, medium, r. 120 Fourth
Maynard Ramos, milker John Anglade, r. S s Univer-
sity Mound College
Maynard Sallie V., widpw, r. 642 Folsom
Maynard V. M. Mrs., medium, r. 45 Third
Mayue Charles, r. Palace Hotel
Mayne Henry J., shipcarpenter, r. 546 Folsom
Mayue Mary A., widow, r. 423 ttatoma
[^"Mayne. See Main and Meyn
Mayntzer Joseph, butcher, r. 728 Broadway, rear
Mayo Miss, actress Haverly's California Thea-
tre, r. 207 Kearny
Mayo Albion K. P., r. 345 Minna
Mayo Alfred iMcD., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
255 Clementina
Mayo Alphonse C, engraver A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
14 Oak
Mayo Charles, pilot, office 506 Battery, room 9, r. 1111
Montgomery
Mayo Clara E. Miss, medium, 331 Kearny, room 8, r.
332 Turk
Mayo Enoch C, bookkeeper, r. 126 Sixth
Mayo H. C, clerk, r. 14 Oak
Mayo Helen Miss, cloakmaker, r. 2225 California
Mayo James J., twister Seal Rock Tobacco Co., r. 28
Everett
Mayo Leander, laborer, r. 109 Chambers
Mayo Nathaniel C, contractor and bmlder, r. 332
Turk
Mayo Richard G., ornamental painter, r. 905 }<J Guer-
rero
Mayo Willis E., seaman P. C. SS. Salinas, r. 623 Stev-
enson
Mayock Henry, driver Market St. RR., r. 12 Bourbin PI
Mayock Stonewall. Barbers' Pro. Union, 312 Post
Mayons Alfonso Mrs., widow, r. 1307 Geary
Mayor of San Francisco, office New City Hall,
first floor
Mayow Ernest, ironmolder, r. 19 Folsom Av
Mayow Robert, shoemaker, r. 19 Folsom Av
Mayr Michael, laborer, r. What Cheer House
Mayrhofer Peter, liquor saloon, 430 Fourth
Mayrisch Adolph (Mayrisch Brothers & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Mayrisch Brotliers & Co. (Adolph, Gustave
and Rudolph Mayrisch) mnfrs cigars and import-
ers manufactured and leaf tobacco, 405 Battery,
cor Clay
Mayrisch Gustave (Mayrisch Brothers & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Mayrisch Otto, foreman Harris Bros., r. 1912 Mason
Mayrisch Otto Jr., foreman E. SikeB & Co., r. 812
Kearny
Mayrisch Rudolph (Mayrisch Brothers & Co.) r. 914
Greenwich
Mayrisch William, barber, r. 1912 Mason
Mays William H., physician, office and r. 518 Sutter
Maysenhalder Fred., tanner, r. .5-!2!<i Shotwell, rear
Mayson Joseph M., speculator, office 324 Montgomery,
r. 16 Geary
Mayville Francis, carpenter, r. W sK, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first Avs, South S. F.
Mazane Alexander, baker, r. 824 Montgomery
Mazatko August, r. Helvetia Hotel
Mazeas John M., master mariner, r. SE cor Stockton
and Pacific
Mazeau Honora Mrs., ironer Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 316 Minna
Mazetta Bartolomeo, Swiss Ben. Soc, 627 Commer-
cial
Mazon George, clerk Samuel Hartman, r. 510 Jessie
Mazone Auguste, baker, r. 410 Broadway
Mazzera Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Mazzi Frank, liquor saloon, 26 Montgomery Av, r. 518
Pacific
Mazzi Philip (Gaulzata & Co.) r. 1334 Bush
Mazzini Achille, longshoreman, r. 413 Union
Mazzini Andrea, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Mazzini Annie Mrs., r. 4 Scotland
Mazzini Louis, tinsmith, r. 2635 Post
McAdam Alexander J., machinist, r. 259 Octavia
McAdam D., molder Risdon I. and L. Works
McAdam Edward, woolgrader George Abbot, r. W s
Church, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
McAdam Lizzie, domestic 514 Eddy
McAdam Margaret Mrs., r. 259 Octavia
McAdam Neil L., shipcarpenter, r. 259 Octavia
McAdams A. Miss, canuer Cutting Packing Co., r. 308
Jessie
McAdams Annie Miss, waitress, r. 737 Brannan
McAdams Edward, copperplate printer, r. 139 Clara,
rear
McAdams Frank, cashier M. J. Flavin, r. 921 Green-
wich
McAdams John.boilermaker, r. W s Capp, bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
McAdams John, longshoreman, r. E s Faith, bet Cali-
fornia Av and Brewster, B. H.
McAdams Patrick, laborer, r. 1160 Folsom
McAdams R. Mrs., widow, r. S s Army, nr Noe
McAdams Thomas, waiter, r. 335 Jessie
McAdams William, woolsorter, r. 35 Park Av
McAdoo John, machinist P. M. SS. Co., r. 2715 Mis-
si on
McAdoo John W., nightwatchman Safe Deposit
Bldg, r. 250 Sutter
McAdoo Matthew, coachman 920 Van Ness av
McAfee Boiler Works, McAfee & Co. proptrs, 210-214
Spear
McAfee Brothers (C. William and Louis C.) real
estate agents, 328 Montgomery, room 6
McAfee 0. William (McAfee Brothers) r. 2300 Califor-
nia
McAfee Edwin, with Scofield & Tevis, r. 2300 Califor-
nia
McAfee James, compositor, r. 512 Leavenworth
McAfee John, machinist McAfee & Co., r. 1010 Treat
Av
McAfee Louis C. (McAfee Brothers) r. 1250 Taylor
McAfee Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
McAfee Thomas C, clerk auditor's dipt Wells, Fargo
& Go's Express, r. 1026 Sacramento
McAfee William (McAfee & Co.) r. 1010 Treat Av
McAfee William, woodcarver, r. 21 H Harriet
McAfee William A., bookkeeper McAfee & Co., r. 1528
California
McAfee & Co. (William McAfee and James Hamilton)
proptrs McAfee Boiler Works, 210-214 Spear
l^"McAfee. See McFee and McPhee
Mc.\laney Alexander, gardener, r. 2425 Filbert
McAlaney Patrick, teamster, r. 913 Battery, rear
MtAlaney Peter, teamster, r. 903 Battery
McAleer , machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Mc.\leer Alice, widow, r. 425 Shipley
McAleer Andrew, bookkeeper Larzelere & Witham, r.
9 Laurel PI
McAleer Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 32 Turk
McAleer Charles, clerk, r. 319 Ivy Av
McAleer Edward C, collector Hutchinson & Mann, r.
34 John
McAleer Frank, foreman boilermaker H. W. Rice, r.
158 Shipley
McAleer Frank, tannery. NE cor Serpentine Av and
Hampshire, r. 1218 Hampshire
McAleer Hugh, sawyer Enterprise Mill and Building
Co., r. 79 Clementina
McAleer James, clerk I. F. Eaton & Son, r. 717 Va-
lencia
McAleer James, expressman, 122 Sutter, r. 3 Hubbard
McAleer Julia Mrs., r. 1525 Mason
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McAleer Lizzie, domestic 1105 Van Ness Av
McAleer Maggie Miss, r. 3 Hubbard
McAleer Mary, widow, r. 3 Hubbard
McAleer Mary, domestic 5 Quincy PI
McAlester Albert, clerk McAlester, Jones & Co., r.
1210 Clay
McAlester, Jones dc Co. (William F. McAlester,
Charles A. Jones and Luther Rodgers) real estate
agents and house agents, 422 Montgomery
McAlester William F. (McAlester, Jones & Go.) r.
1210 Clay
McAlister Alfred A., upholsterer, 134 Hayes, r. 304
Third
McAlister C. Edward, salesman Elchard Finling, r.
304 Third
McAlister Cliarles J., furniture mnfrs' agent, r. 304
Third
McAlister C. J. Mrs., boarding, 304 Third
McAlister Prosper, upholsterer, r. 1217 Polk
McAlister Thomas, upholsterer, 928 Larkin. r. 1217
Polk
McAlister William H., agent Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) office 20G Front, r. 709 Polk
McAUaster H. E. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 118
Eddy
McAUep John W., captain SS. Empire, r. 1121 Ellis
McAUei) William I., captain schr Trustee, office 44
Market
McAllister Adam Rev., chaplain U. S. A., r.501 Geary
McAllister Archibald C., wood and coal, NE cor Hayes
and Buchanan, r. 133 Page
McAllister Benjamin B., engineer S. P. RR., r. 740
Sixteenth
McAllister George W., compositor, r. 2 Delgado PI
McAllister Hall (McAllister & Bergln) r. 517 Mason
McAllister Harvey H., clerk, r. 44 Sixth
McAllister James, clerk John Kane, r. Willow Av, bet
Buchanan and Webster
McAllister James, grocer, r. 709 Grove
McAllister John, laborer, r. 1426 Dolores
McAllister John, machinist, r. Ahlborn House
McAllister John H., wool grader, 426 Townsend, r.539
Howard
McAllister L., r. 636 Commercial
McAllister Mary, widow, r. 42 Jessie
■McAllister M. Hall, clerk C. Adolphe Low & Co., r.
517 Mason
McAllister Rosa Miss. r. 4 Virginia PI
McAllister Wiird, attorney at law, 38-39 Nevada Block,
r. 607 Sutter
McAllister W. H., chiropodist, r. 142 J^ Fourth
McAllister William B., dentist, office and r.2628
Sacramento
McAllister William F., physician, office and r. 1 St.
Ann's Bldg
McAllister <!te Berlin (Hall McAllister and Thomas
I. Bergin) attorneys at law, 38-39 Nevada Block
8^"McAllister. See McCallister
Mc.\llyne James, laborer, r. S s Bay, bet Hyde and
Larkin
McAlpin Arthur B., photographer Rieman & Co., r.l21
O'Farrell
McAlpin Charles A., painter, 1514 Pacific Av
McAlpin Joseph, machinist William Hawkins, r. 317
First
McAlpin Margaret, widow, r. 908 Lombard
McAndrew Thomas, ironmolder, r. 31 Perry
McAndrews Helen Mrs., milliner, r. 227 O'Farrell
McAndrews John, expressman, NW cor Davis and
Broadway, r. 9 Midway
McAndrews John, fireman P. M. SS. Granada
McAneny George B., capitalist, office 29 Nevada Block,
r. Palace Hotel
McAneny Peter, laborer, r. E s Nebraska, bet Yolo and
Sonoma
McAneny Sarah, widow, bakery, USS Bryant
McAnespie Jcihn, laborer Presidio Reservation, r. SW
cor Pixley and Fillmore
McAnift' Ellen, widow, r. 509!^ Grove
McAowd Patrick, fireman 0. P. RH. stmr Oakland, r.
Oakland
McAra Susan, domestic 1616 Washington
McAran Patrick, harkman, r. 61 Minna
Mr Aran Patrick, real estate, r. 1320 Mission
McAran Thomas, student, r. 1326 Mission
ft^McAran. See McArron and McCurron
McArden Thomas, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom-
ery
McArdle Bernard, laborer, r. 656 M Minna
McArdle Edward, actor, r. 1226 Bush
McArdle Elizabeth Miss, weaver, r. 2607 Post
McArdle Henry, ironmolder, r. 2607 Post
McArdle Henry A., actor, r. 2607 Post
McArdle Henry M., laborer, r. 2607 Post
McArdle J., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.
McArdle James, blacksmith Abner Doble, r. 316 Fol-
som
McArdle James, variety store, 352 Third
McArdle Jefferson T., stevedore, r. 237 Ritch
McArdle John, engineer P. C. SS. C"., r. E s Washing-
ton Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
McArdle John A., boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Es
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
McArdle John J., driver Greg & Co., r. 237 Ritch
McArdle John J., porter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
1G12 Pacific Av
McArdle Joseph, laborer P. C. SS. Co's Wharf
McArdle Joseph, shoemaker, r. 656!^ Minna
McArdle Kate Mrs., varieties, 1612 Pacific Av
McArdle Owen, bartender Peter McArdle, r. 777 Mar-
ket
McArdle Owen, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
McArdle Patrick, liquor saloon, 532 Market, r. 514 Jes-
sie
McArdle Patrick, shoemaker, r. 1318 Dupont
McArdle Patrick, steamboatman, r. 21 J$ Stanford
McArdle Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Mar-
ket, r. 18 Howard Court
McArdle Philip, bricklayer, r. Columbia Hotel
McArdle Thomas, coalpasser P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 52
Stevenson
McArdle Thomas, stevedore, r. 237 Ritch
McArdle Thomas B., housepainter,r. 656 >4 Minna
l8S"McArdle. See McCardle
McArevy John, shoemaker, r. 204 Union
McArron Charles, blacksmith, 820 Folsom
B£?"McArron. See McAran and McCarron
McArthur Daniel, cook, r. 30 Clay
McArthur John A., purser P. M. SS. South Carolina,
r. Occidental Hotel
McArthur Joseph, r. 648 Howard
McArthur William E., r. 2116 Howard
McAsey Charles, bartender D. McAsey, r. 13 Freelon
McAsey David, liquor saloon, 232 Brannan, r. 358
Brannan
McAsey Patrick, expressman Pac. Mail Dock, r. 440
Ninth
McAtee Patrick, contractor and proptr Bella Union
Theatre, 805 Kearny, r. 1722 Mission
McAulay Tliomas, president Mountain Ice Co. of
San Francisco, 554 Mission, r 1 Vernon PI
McAuley James, r. W s Michigan, bet Shasta and
Sierra
McAuley John F., commercial traveler, r. 167 Minna
McAuley Robert, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
IJi^McAuley. See Macauley, McCauley and McGauley
McAulifi'e Charles E., foreman McAuliflfe & Gard, r.
100 Seventh
McAuliffe Cornelius, laborer, r. 414 Jones
McAulitfe Datliel, laborer, r. NW cor Twenty-second
and Alabama
McAuliffe Dennis, laborer, r. 27 Zoe
McAuliffe Dennis, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 906
Stoi'kton
McAuliffe Dennis, tanner T. Hennessey, r. Eleventh
Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
McAulifle Edward H., paperruler, r. SE cor Twentieth
and Hampshire
McAulifte Eugene, wood and coal, SE cor Twentieth
and Hampshire
McAuliffe Eugene Jr., clerk, r. SE cor Twentieth and
HamiJshire
McAuliffe Florence J., bookkeeper McAuliffe & Gard,
r. 100 Seventh
McAuliffe Florence T. (McAuliffe & Gard) r. 106 Sev-
enth
McAuliffe Frank, spinner, r. NE cor Twentieth and
Hampshire
McAuliffe George, trunkmaker, r. 27 Zoe
McAulifte Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. 4!>9 Minna
McAuliffe Janies, cabinetmaker, r. 27 Zoe
Mc.\uliffe James, laborer, r. 364 Clementina
McAulifle James, upholsterer, r. 167 Minna
McAulifle James J. .currier F. McAleer, r. 117 Twenty-
fourth
McAuliffe John, r. 32 Minna
McAuliffe John, carpenter, r. SE cor Twentieth and
Hampshire
McAuliffe John, peddler, r. 200 Nineteenth, bet Fol-
som and Howard
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McAuliffe John A., salesman G. W. Clark & Co., r. 17
Stanford
McAulifife John F., commercial traveler, r. 1G7 Minna
McAuliffe Joseph, tanner, r. SK cor Twentieth and
Hampshire
McAuliffe Joseph, tinsmith, r. 167 Minna
McAuliffe Margaret, widow, r. IV Stanford
McAuliffe Mary E.. machine operator E.Detrick & Co.,
r. 1014 Mason
McAuliffe Michael A., salesman W. & F. Deakin, r.
209 Sixteenth, bet Howard and Mission
McAuliffe Patrick, plasterer Salamander Felting Co.,
r. 3'2'2 Eighth
McAuliffe Rosilla Mrs., milliner, r. 209 Sixteenth, bet
Howard and Mission
McAuliffe Timothy, peddler, r. 723 Church
McAuliffe & Gard (Florence T. McAuliffe and Jacob
Gard) coffin manufactory, 514-.516 Eighth
McAvey Thomas, laborer, r. 1830 Market
McAvity Amelia, widow, r. 426^ Fell
McAvoy Anne Miss, r. 814 Treat Av
McAvoy Daniel, teamster, r. 38 Louisa
McAvoy Edward A., baker, r. 329 Vallejo
McAvoy Gilbert, plasterer and whitener, r. 436 Jessie,
rear
McAvoy Goldwin, sboecutter, r. 657 Minna
McAvoy J., plasterer, r. 54 First
McAvoy James, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
McAvoy John, ijaiuter E. H. Gadsby, r. 657 Minna
McAvoy John, laborer, r. 46 Jessie
McAvoy Margaret, widow, r. 639 Golden Gate Av
McAvoy Michael, fireman new City Hall, r. 115-4 Gar-
den
McAvoy Michael, teamster, r. 329 Vallejo
McAvoy Thomas, baker, r. 329 Vallejo
McAvoy William, harnessmaker, r. 812 Kearny
B^* McAvoy. See McEvoy
McBaine Jessie Miss, dressmaker, r. 407 O'Farrell
McBay Charles, special officer Theatre Comique, r.
520 Bush
McBean James, shipcarpenter, r. 25 Gilbert
McBean P. McG. (Gladding, McBean & Co.) r. 312
Ellis
McBirney Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 1116 Pierce
McBirnie John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
McBowen Samuel, currier, r. 1818 Stockton
McBoyle A. & Co. (Alexander McBoyle) druggists, 504
Washington
McBoyle Alexander (A. McBoyle & Co.) r. 815 Golden
Gate Av
McBoyle George, manager George Loomis, r. Oak-
land
McBoyle Joseph, clerk Fred. W. Hutchinson, r. Oak-
land
8S° McBoyle. See Boyle
McBrearty James, laborer John F. Knox, r. 229 Clara
McBrearty Matthew, morocco finisher, r. '721Brannan,
rear
McBrearty Susan Miss, bookkeeper, r. 229 Clara
McBreen John, ironer Union Laundry, r. Valencia,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
McBriarty Edward, morocco finisher Block & David-
son, r. North German Hotel
McBriarty Patrick, laborer, r. Ill Dore
McBiiarty Thomas, cari)enter, r. Park Hotel
McBride Anna, widow, domestic 1520 Van Ness Av
McBride Annie Miss, dreBsmaker, r. 333 Jeswie
McBride Dennis (McBride k Cluin) r. 12 Sherman
McBride Edward, carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 48 Sil-
ver
McBride Eugenia Miss, r. 128 Second
McBride Eunice, widow, r. 703 Taylor
McBride Francis, laborer, r. 319 Folsom
McBride Henry E., attorney at law, 507 Montgomery,
r. 610 Pine
McBride James, boilermaker, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth
and Bryant
McBride James, metal roofer, r. 716 Tehama
McBride James, miner, r. G55 Washington
McBride John, engineer Pacific Iron Works, r. NW
cor Twenty-fifth and Bryant
McBride John, hackman,203 Kearny, r. 2 Eighth
McBride Kate, widow, r. 1222 Folsom
McBride Mamie Miss, paper folder A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 12 Sherman
McBride Martha, widow, r. 716 Tehama
McBride Maurice, hostler United Carriage Co.
McBride Minnie Miss, operator Standard Shirt Facto-
ry, r. 716 Tehama
McBride Owen, helper McAfee Boiler Works, r. 43
Tehama
McBride Patrick, carrier Morning Call, r. 34 Silver
McBride Robert B., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. 415 Eddy
McBride Thomas, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 46
Silver
McBride Tfiomas, laborer, r. 317 Langton
McBride <& Cluin (Dennis McBride and Edward
F. Cluin) produce commission, 117 Drumm
McBrien Robert, laborer Russ House
McBro^vn Samuel,' business manager Pac. News-
paper Publishing Co., r. Oakland
McBuruie Eliza E. Mrs., lodgings, 541 Fourth
McBurnie William, carpenter, r. 541 Fourth
McCabe , r. 220 Montgomery Av
McCabe , r. 771 Mission
McCabe Andrew J. Mrs., widow, r. N s Point Lobos
Av, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avs
McCabe Anna, domestic 532 Ellis
McCabe Bernard, groceries, SE cor Anthony and Jes-
sie
McCabe Catherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Bryant
McCabe Charles, r. 112 Turk
McCabe Ellen, widow, r. 724 Brannan,rear
McCabe George, foundryman, r. 41 Everett
McCabe Gus. M., clerk Kline & Co., 26 Battery
McCabe Hiigh, furniture, 128 Fourth, r. 310 Jessie
McCiibe James, r. 1152 Folsom
McCabe James, attorney at law, r. 11 Bagley PI
McCabe James, broker, r. 109 Leavenworth
McCabe James, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 114 Natoma
McCabe James, packer C. C. Burr & Co., r. 754 Har-
rison
McCabe James, real estate, r. 712 Guerrero
McCabe James F., liquor saloon, 720 Bryant
McCabe John, blacksmith, r. 41 Tennessee t
McCabe John, cooperage, N s Oregon, bet Front and
Davis, r. 106 Alta
McCabe John, laborer, r. 160 Shipley, rear
McCabe John, laborer, r. cor Eighteenth and Dolores
McCabe John, laborer, r. 1003^ Jackson
McCabe John, longshoreman, r. 75 Minna
McCabe John, molder, and extraman Hose No. 7, S.F.
F. D., r. 41 Tennessee
McCabe John, orderman Heywood Bros. & Co., r. 20
Anthony
McCabe John Jr., sawyer Spear St. Mills, r. 160 Ship-
ley, rear
McCabe John H., theatrical agent, r. 223 Kearny
McCabe John W., blacksmith, r. 8 Silver
McCabe Julia, cook 432 Ellis
McCabe L., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
McCabe' Margaret Miss, shoefitter, r. 411 Oak
McCabe Mary, domestic 418 Hayes
McCabe Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 20 Anthony
McCabe Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 428 Tehama
McCabe Mary, widow, r. 1141 Harrison
McCabe Michael, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 428 Te-
hama
McCabe Nellie, domestic 1008 Post
McCabe Owen, dealer feathers and mattressmaker,
921 Market, r. 16 Washington Av
McCabe P., boilermaker, r. 116 Jones
McCabe Patrick, carriagepainter, r. 716 Sansome
McCabe Patrick, shoemaker, r. 323 Twenty-seventh
McCabe Peter, laundrymau S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
McCabe Peter J., boilermaker, r. 521 Howard
McCabe Richard J., teacher music, r. 1220 Kearny
McCabe T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
McCabe Thomas J., carpenter, r. California Av, nr
Twenty-eighth, B. H.
B^ McCabe. See MacCabe
McCafferty Domini ck, laborer, r. 2012 O'Farrell
McCafferty Edward, helper Risdon I. andL. Works
McCafferty Frank, r. 321 Pacific
McCafferty Hujih, laborer, r. 129 Rose Av
McCafferty Hugh, miner, r. 20 Stevenson Av
McCafferty Neal, livery stable. 1615 Market
McCaflertv Rose, seamstress, r. 4 Boston PI
McCaflerty William, clerk, r. 4 Boston PI
McCafferty William, proptr Hambletonian Livery
Stable, 2417 Mission
McCaffery Hugh, tailor, r. 1231 Market
McCaffery Matthew, miner, r. 127 Fair Oaks
McCaffrey Alice Miss, seamstress, r. 347 Jessie
McCaffrey Ann, widow, r. 8 Frederick
McCaffrey Ann Miss, seamstress, r. 435 Grove
McCaffrey Bernard, r. 435 Grove
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McCaffrey Edward J., pressman Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. 15 Gilbert
McCafl'rey Elizabeth Miss, fringemaber, r. 435 Grove
McCaflfrey Hugh, jioliceman, r. 5 Moulton PI
McCaffrey James, blacksmith, r. 5 Moulton PI
McCaffrey James W., porter Elliott & Co., r. Empire
Lodgings
McCaffrey Jennie Miss, seamstress, r. 347 Jessie
McCaffrey John, plumber, r. 614 Stevenson
McCafl'rey Kate, domestic 927 Bush
McCaffrey Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 347 Jessie
McCaffrey Michael, oysterman, r. 630 Commercial
McCaffrey Michael, produce dealer, r. 435 Grove
McCaffrey Patrick H., livery stable, 1125 Howard, r.
11'29 Howard
McCaffrey Rosa, widow, r. 66 Minna
McCaffrey Terrence, bartender, r. Commercial Hotel
McCaffrey T.F., driver Market St. RR., r. 102 First
Av
McCaffrey Thomas J., carriage smith A, Folsom, r.
245 J6 Stevenson
McCahey John, laborer, r. 1330 Washington
McCahon George, house and sigupainter, 124 Fourth,
r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet Diamond and Douglass
McCall Andrew R., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Rubs House
McCall Charles, clerk, r. 636 Commercial
McCall James, molder William Axford, r. Church,
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
McCall John, vaquero, r. S 8 Tenth Av, bet Railroad
Av and P, South S. F.
McCall John T., warehouseman, r. 4 J4 Frederick
McCall Joseph G., general agent New York, Lake Erie
and Western Railroad Co., 608 Market
McCall Lizzie, domestic 927 Bush
McCall Mary, domestic 700 Fillmore
McCall Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 428 Te-
hama
McCall Philip, groceries, 10 Converse
McCall Robert, painter, r. Astor House
McCall Rosa, widow, groceries, 268 Clara
McCall Samuel F., stevedore, r. 236 Hickory Av
McCall Samuel, salesman Morris & Kennedy, r. 218
Stockton
McCall William, bricklayer, r. 215 Golden Gate Av
8^~McCall. See McCauU
McCallion John J., r. 562 Howard
McCallister Henry C, barber, r. 317 Third
McCallum Albert.tinsmith, r. 115 Twelfth
McCallum Charles, first officer P. C. S8. Orizaba
McCallum Colin, tailor, 625 Merchant, r. 115 Twelfth
McCallum Eliza, widow, r. 1617 Laguna
McCallum George H., printer Hayes Valley Adver-
tiser, r. 503 J<j Linden Av
McCallum Hugh, patternmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
W 8 Kentucky, bet Humboldt and Sierra
McCalman Bridget Mrs., ironer Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 18 Moss
McCamant Louis G., gardener Jefferson Square, r.
1210 Laurel Av
McCambridge Andrew, pattermaker S. F. Pattern
Works, r. 320 Fell
McCamman James, capitalist, r. 346 Fourth
McCammon Thomas, r. 2323 Webster
McCann , agent, r. Wadsworth House
McCann Ann, widow, furnished rooms, 28 Minna
McCann Anna Mrs., r. 272 Tehama
McCann Arthur, expressman, 41 Clay, r. N s Porter,
nr Crescent Av, B. H.
McCann Bernard, carpenter, r. 15 M Harrison Av
McCann Bernard, laborer, r. 37}<S Louisa
McCann Bernard, laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
McCann Bernard, laborer, r. 919 Harrison
McCann Bridget Miss, shirtmaker, r. 39 Langton
McCann Bridget, widow, r. S s California Av, bet
Isabel and Figuera, B. H.
McCann Charles T., teamster Arpad Haraszthy & Co.,
r. 2307 Polk
McCanu Charles W., clerk Charles F. Merle, r. 193
Hyde
McCann David, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
McCann David, seaman, r. 328 Drumm
McCann Delia, domestic 526 Sutter
McCanu Edward, engineer, r. 440 Clementina
McCann Edward, stevedore, r. 212 Broadway
McCann Edward, tinsmith, r. 272 Tehama
McCaun Ellen, widow, r. 1425 Hyde
McCaun Eugene, carpenter, r. 15 M Harrison Av
McCann Fanny, widow, r. 2307 Polk
McCann Francis T., engineer, r. S s Point Lobes Av,
bet Collins and Wood
McCann Frank J., bookkeeper Newton Bros. & Co., r.
193 Hyde
McCanu George, laborer, r. 21 Clementina
McCann James, blacksmith's helper, r. 783 Folsom
McCann James, contractor and builder, r. 1050 Golden
Gate Av
McCann James, grocer, r. 863 Mission
McCann James, laborer, r. S s California Av, bet Isa-
bel and Figuera, B. H.
McCann James, laborer, r. 28 First
McCann James, seaman P. M. SS. South Carolina
McCann James, waiter P. C. SS. Orizaba
McCann James J., clerk, r. 216 Hickory Av
McCann James R., dyer Cal. Silk Mnfg Co., r. Fif-
teenth Av, nr L, South S. F.
McCann James W., bookkeeper Tuttle Bros., r. 650
Jessie
McCann Johanna, widow, r. 212 Union, rear
McCann John, r. NW cor Filbert and Taylor
McCann John, r. 17 Zoe
McCann John, boilermaker, r. 15M Harrfson Av
McCann John, boxmaker, r. 436 J^ Harrison
McCann John, carpenter, r. N s Duncan, bet Noe and
Sanchez
McCann John, harnessmaker, r. 28 Minna
McCann John, laborer, r. Empire House, South S. F.
McCann John, laborer Odd Fellows Cemetery, r.
Boyce, nr Point Lobos Av
McCann John, liquor saloon, 216 Eighth
McCann John, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
McCann John, tanner, r. S s California Av, bet Isabel
and Figuera, B. H.
McCann John, warehouseman, r. 1 Kohler PI
McCann John, woolcarder, r. 820 Treat Av, rear
McCann John H., bookkeeper, r. 193 Hyde
McCann John J., boilermaker, r. 1413 Guerrero
McCann John S., compositor, r. 819 Minna
McCann John T., marblecutter, r. 209 Waller
McCann Joseph R., marblepolisher, r. 209 Waller
McCann Joseph R. Jr., marblecutter, r. 209 Waller
McCann Julia Miss, glovemaker P. & F. G. Conklin,
r. 17 Alta
McCann Julia Miss, seamstress, r. 140 Natoma
McCanu Maggie Miss, r. NW cor Filbert and Taylor
McCann Margaret E. Miss, teacher, Oakland, r. 1110
Harrison
McCann Maria Mrs., bakery, 143 Third
McCann Mary, widow, r. 502 Linden Av
McCann Matthew, boilermaker, r. 15}^ Harrison Av
McCann Michael, commission merchant, 41 Clay, r.
820 Treat Av
McCann Nicholas, plumber and gasfitter, 1629 Mar-
ket, r. 216 Hickory Av
McCann Owen (Redmond & McCann) r. 14 McLea
Court
McCann Patrick, agent Singer Sewing Machine
Co., 27 Sixth, r. 203^ Harriet
McCann Patrick, clerk J. F. & J. B. Murray, r. 32 Sil-
ver
McCann Patrick, engineer, r. 705 Mission
McCaun Patrick, teamster, r. 32 Silver
McCanu P. C, book agent, r. 317 Bush
McCann Peter, butcher, r. 1070 Bryant
McCann Peter, calker, r. 82 Natoma
McCann Peter, contractor and builder, r. 491 Haight
McCann Peter, laborer, r. 232 Folsom
McCaun 'fiiehard, contractor, r. 211 Waller
McCann Robert W., piledriver and engineer, r. 440
Clementina
McCaun Theresa Mrs., r. 561 Minna
McCann Thomas H., r. 193 Hyde
McCann Thomas J., conductor Market St. RR.
McCaun Thomas W., extraman Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D.,
S s Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh
McCann William, clerk John Rodgers & Sons, r. 1913
Broadway
McCann William, engineer, r. 440 Clementina
McCann William, laborer, r. 31 Minna
McCann William, molder, r. 272 Tehama
8^ McCann. See MacCann
McCardle Annie Miss, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1208 Union
McCardle Arthur, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20
Tehama
McCardle Lawrence, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20
Tehama
McCardle Maria, widow, r. 679 Harrison
McCardle William J., carpenter, r. 1407 Mason
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "°^ st
West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE, 33 OEABY ST.
I MArnnKiniirM importer of ajvd dealiEr ix coal axd pig iron,
J. lYIMUUUmUUUn, 41 Market street, comer Spear.
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8^ McCardle. See McArdle
McCare John J., upholsterer A. N. Levy, r. 748 How-
ard
McCarl Samuel F., stevedore, r. 23G Hickory Av
McCarney Neill, shoemaker, r. 268 Minna
McCarrick Frank, butcher, r. 1G05 Broderick
McCarrick John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 1G05
Broderick
McCarrick John J., teamster, r. 1605 Broderick
McCarrick K. Miss, millinery, 126 Kearny, room 19
McCarron A. J., first oflicer C. P. RE. stmr Transit, r.
44 Third
McCarron Alexander, seaman, r. 654 Folsom
McCarron James, teamster R. W. Theobald, r. 6 Minna
McCarron John, blacksmith, r. 952 Mission, rear
McCarron John A., harnessmaker, r. 124 Cedar Av
McCarron Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
McCarron Richard J., seaman Oregon Imp. SS. Walla-
Walla
McCarron Stephen, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 41
Clarence PI
Sfc^ McCarron. See McAran and McArron
McCarry Robert, stevedore, r. W s Sansome, nr Alta
McCart Alexander, ironmolder, r. 562 Howard
McCarter William, carpenter, r. 321 Tehama
S5"McCarter. See McArthur
McCarthy A. Mrs., widow, r. 428 Clementina
McCarthy Alice Mrs., liquor saloon, cor West Mission
and Twelfth
McCarthy Andrew, laborer, r. 339 Jessie
McCarthy Ann, widow, r. 410 Beale
McCarthy Annie, domestic 14!^ Garden
McCarthy Annie Miss, teacher French and English
Institute, r. 714 Broadway
McCarthy Arthur P., foreman tailor Industrial School,
r. 9 Priest
McCarthy Bartholomew, driver Central RR., r. 14
Dora
McCarthy Bridget, widow, r. 350 Third
McCarthy Brothers Si Co. (Edward W. and John
McCarthy and D. Callaghan) coffee and spice
mills, 119-121 Front
McCarthy Catherine, widow, r. 114 Prospect PI
McCarthy Catherine, widow, r. 727 Harrison
McCarthy Catherine Miss, r. 410 Beale
McCarthy C, cletk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 712 Sutter
McCarthy Charles, r. 2213 Polk
McCarthy Charles, r. 428 Clementina
McCarthy Charles, hostler Central RR.,r. 1207 Steiner
McCarthy Charles, ironworker Francis Smith & Co.,
r. 532 Howard
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 113 ShijDley, rear
McCarthy Charles, laborer Hancock & Kelso
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 520 Stevenson
McCarthy Charles, miner, r. 519 Howard
McCarthy Charles Mrs., r. 1522 Vallejo
McCarthy Charles, proptr Ocean House, 820 Battery,
r. 904 Greenwich
McCarthy Charles, shoemaker, r. E s McClellan, bet
Lincoln and Powhattan, B. H.
McCarthy Charles, stableman John W. Murphy, r.
668 ?4 Clementina
McCarthy Charles, stableman Saratoga Stables, r. 2
Myrtle Av
McCarthy Charles J., journalist, r. 2539 Folsom
McCarthy Charles L., plasterer, r. 366 Natoma
McCarthy Charles P., plumber and gastitter, 1219
Fillmore
McCarthy Charlotte, widow, r. 508 Eddy
McCarthy Christopher, driver E. 8. Swan, 21 Califor-
nia Market
McCarthy Cornelius, blacksmith, r. 641 Commercial
McCarthy Cornehus, clerk Schweitzer, Sachs, & Co., r.
106 Vicksburg
McCarthy Cornelius, gardener, r. 38 Rausch
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer, r. 737 Brannan
McCarthy Cornelius, marblecutter, r. 9 Langton
McCarthy Cornelius, painter, r. 148 Tehama
McCarthy Cornelius, tanner and wool dealer, E s Do-
lores, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth, r. 2013 How-
ard
McCarthy Cornelius Jr., tanner Cornelius McCarthy.
r. 2013 Howard
McCarthy Cornelius J., horseshoer P. R. Brannan, r.
721 Davis
McCarthy Daniel, r. 1 O'Farroll Alley
McCarthy Daniel, boots and shoes, 312 Sixth
McCarthy Daniel, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
607 Stevenson
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. 334 Third, rear
McCarthy Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
McCarthy Daniel, seaman, r. 320 Beale
McCarthy Daniel, stevedore, r. 2 Central PI
McCarthy Daniel J., baker, r. 7 Howard Court
McCarthy David, driver John McKew, r. 25 Alta
McCarthy David, expressman, SE cor Third and Mis-
sion, r. 416 Fifth
McCarthy David, tin roofer, r. 152 Clara
McCarthy David Jr., cardmaker A. Colombat, r. 416
Fifth
McCarthy Dennis, compositor, r. 6 Jackson
McCarthy Dennis, grainer Maurice Higgins, r. 23
Rausch
McCarthy Dennis, longshoreman, r. 42 Stanly PI
McCarthy Dennis, salesman United Workingmen's
Boot and Shoe Co., r. 19 Twenty-second
McCarthy Dennis, tailor, r. 319 Vallejo
McCarthy Dennis C, wheat sampler, r. 727 Harrison
McCarthy Dennis J., boilermaker, r. 1128 Folsom
McCarthy Dennis J. Jr., stationery and cigars, 1128
Folsom
McCarthy Edmund, carpenter, r. S s Fifteenth Av,
bet P and Q, South S. F.
McCarthy Edmund P., engineer, r. 348 Clementina
McCarthy Ed^vard Tl''. (McCarthy Brothers &
Co.) r. 1627 Jackson
McCarthy Ellen Mrs., r. 15 Geneva
McCarthy Eugene, boilermaker, r. 1724 Stevenson
McCarthy Eugene, clerk George B. KnowU-s & Son,
r. S s Treat Av, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth
McCarthy Eugene, hackman, r. 174 Jessie
McCarthy Eugene, laborer, r. 318 Elizabeth
McCarthy Eugene, marble polisher, r. 410 J^ Fifth
McCarthy Eugene, shipliner. r. Miners 'Hotel
McCarthy Eugene, sign painter B. L. Brandt, r. 132
First
McCarthy Florence, impost bookkeeper Custom
House, r. 905 Pacific
McCarthy Florence, longshoreman, r. 15 Alta, rear
McCarthy Florence, millman, r. 7 Howard Court
McCarthy Florence, teamster J. P. Thomas, r. 8 8
Mission, bet Sixth and Seventh
McCarthy Francis P., butcher, r. NW cor Moulton
and Fillmore
McCarthy Frank, salesman, r. 318 Minna
McCarthy Hannah Miss, r. 148 Shipley
McCarthy Hannah Miss, shirtmaker. r. 612 Howard
McCarthy Hannah, widow, r. Eighth Av, bet M and
N, South S. F.
McCarthy J., laborer 8. P. ER., r. 428 Fulton
McCarthy James, assistant engineer P. C. SS. Gipsy,
r. 718 Natoma
McCarthy James, blacksmith, r. 1905 Mission
McCarthy James, blacksmith, r. E s Polk, bet Lom-
bard and Chestnut
McCarthy James, clerk, r. 19 Frederick
McCarthy James, expressman, r. 416 Fifth
McCarthy James, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
McCarthy James, helper Moynihau & Aitken, r. 1017
Alameda
McCarthy James, horseshoer, r. 15 Bryant Av
McCarthy James, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
McCarthy James, laborer^. 1111 Valiejo
McCarthy James, laborer, r. 1522 Vallejo
McCarthy James, laborer, r. 726 Folsom
McCarthy James, longshoreman, r. 9 Haggin
McCarthy James, longshoreman, r. 419 Fremont
McCarthy James, mate S. P. C. RR. stmr Garden
City, r. Oakland
McCarthy James, miner, r. 2517 Mission
McCarthy James, ornamental glass cutter, 10 Steven-
son, r. 712 Larkin
McCarthy James, shoemaker, r. 966 Harrison
McCarthy James, smelter Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. Oakland
McCarthy James, soapmaker. r. 413 Clementina
McCarthy James, stableman New Telegraph Stables,
r. 14U Second
McCarthy James, teamster, r. 20 J<; Washington Av
McCarthy James, trackman Central RR., r. 625 Na-
toma
McCarthy James Jr., laborer, r. 20 J4 Washington Av
McCarthy James B., clerk McCarthy Bros. A: Co., r.
2213 Polk
McCarthy James E., teamster Mitchell & Bacon, r.
413 Clementina
McCarthy James P., policeman, r. 557 V^ Minna
McCarthy James W., horseshoer, r. 165 Pine
JOHN WIGMORE--HARDW00D LUMBER. 129 loM7 to St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER,
826 MARKET »T..
Makes a siiecialty in taking Children's Plctnrec
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McCarthy J. C, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
McCarthy J. D., waiter, r. What Cheer House
McCarthy J. E., conductor S. P. KR., r. 55 Silver
McCarthy Jeremiah, barber, r. 505 Broadway
McCarthy Jeremiah, clerk E. F. Bent & Co., r. 328
Twenty-fourth
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 630 Twenty-third
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
W s iowa, bet Humboldt and Nevada
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 118 Welsh
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 428 Fulton
McCarthy Jeremiah, ironmolder, r. 112 Freeloa
McCarthy Jeremiah, night watchman SS. Garden City,
r. 56 Tehama
McCarthy Jeremiah, porkiDacber, r. 12 Langton
McCarthy Jeremiah J., clerk James G. Maguire, r. 270
Minna
McCarthy Jeremiah Jr., ironmolder, r. 112 Freelon
McCarthy Jerome T., clerk, r. 1131 Folsom
McCarthy Johanna, widow, r. 920 Bryant
McCarthy Jolin (McCarthy Brothers & Co.) r. 2213
Polk
McCarthy John, bakery, 1124 Harrison
McCarthy John, brassfiuisher, r. 12 Heron
McCarthy John, bricklayer, r. 27 Perry
McCarthy John, coalpasser Oregon Imp. SS. Walla
Walla
McCarthy John, coalpasser P. M. SS. Granada
McCarthy John, contractor, r. 631}ri Minna
McCarthy John, driver Omnibus RR.,r. 219}^ Tehama
McCarthy John, engineer, r. 718 Natoma
McCarthy John, fireman O. R. and N. SS. Oregon, r.
724 Brannau
McCarthy John, foreman canner A. Lusk & Co., r. 418
Brannan
McCarthy John, groceries and liquors, 896 Dolores
McCarthy John, horseshoer, r. 777 3^ Mission
McCarthy John, hostler, r. 7 Varenues
McCarthy John, housemover, r. 472 Tehama
McCarthy John, hydrant inspector S. F. F. D., r. 902
Clay
McCarthy John, jeweler George C. Shreve & Co., r.
Oakland
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 518 Stevenson
McCarthy John, laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
McCarthy John, laborer, r. Sixth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 115 Second
McCarthy John, laborer C. Regan, r. cor K and Eighth
Av, South S. F.
McCarthy John, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. cor Twentieth and Dolores
McCarthy John, longshoreman, r. 212 Ritch, rear
McCarthy John, machinehand Alfred T. Elford, r. 241
King
McCarthy John, marblepolisher, r. 715 Octavia
McCarthy John, serviceman Spring Valley W.W., r.
1704 Leavenworth
McCarthy John, trunkmaker, r. 112 Freelon
McCarthy John, waiter What Cheer House, r. S B
Twenty-sixth, nr Church
McCarthy John F., managing editor Evening Post, r.
737 J^ Union
McCarthy John H., jewelel^George C. Shreve & Co., r.
254 Clara
McCarthy John J., tanner, r. 330 Guerrero
McCarthy John J., messenger Coroner's Office, r. 9
Bagley PI
McCarthy John W., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Far-
go & Co's Express, r. 1032 Folsom
McCarthy John W. (Korn & McCarthy) r. 616 Hayes
McCarthy Joseph, porter J. J. Mack & Co., r. 505
Gough
McCarthy Joseph H., butcher Eugene Avy, r. cor L
and Sixth Av, South S. F.
McCarthy J. R., laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
McCarthy Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 727 Harrison
McCarthy Justin, baker, r. 7 Howard Court
McCarthy Justin, shoemaker, W s Mission, nr Ran-
dall, r.E s McClellau, bet Powhattan and Lincoln,
B. H.
McCarthy Justin Jr., shoemaker, r. E s McClellan,bet
Powhattan and Lincoln, B. H.
McCarthy Kate, domestic 330 Golden Gate Av
McCarthy Kate Miss, bagmaker, r. 327}^ Third
McCarthy ^ate Miss, principal Visitacion Valley Pri-
mary School, r. Visitacion Valley, nr Mission
McCarthy Kate Miss, seamstress Weil, Leiter & Co.,r.
1106 Hyde
McCarthy M., mason Presidio Reservation
McCarthy Mack, laborer, r. 727 3^ Clementina
McCarthy Maggie Miss, machine operator E. Detrick
& Co., r.-.ma Third
McCarthy Margaret, widow, r. 607 Stevenson
McCarthy Margaret, widow, r. 2 Raphael PI
McCarthy Margaret, domestic 711 Post
McCarthy Maria, domestic 35 Essex
McCarthy Martin, laborer James Wright
McCarthy Martin, laborer, r. 022 Minna, rear
McCarthy Mary, widow, r. 519 Birth Av
McCarthy Mary, domestic 715 Post
McCarthy Mary, domestic 716 Post
McCarthy Mary, domestic 1111 Post
McCarthy Mary, domestic 127 Fifth
McCarthy Mary, domestic 206 Dolores
McCarthy Mary Miss, milliner, r. 354 Eleventh
McCarthy Mary A. Miss, machine operator E. Detrick
& Co., r. 410Beale
McCarthy Mary E. Miss, clerk E. Detrick & Co., r.
327}^ Third
McCarthy Michael, bricklayer, r. 456 Natoma
McCarthy Michael, cook St. Mary's College, r. W s
Mission, nr St. Mary's College
McCarthy Michael, helper McAfee Boiler Works, r.
1017 Alabama
McCarthy Michael, helper Moynihan & Altken, r. 229
Hickory
McCarthy Michael, laborer, r. 1257 Montgomery, rear
McCarthy Michael, painter, r. 538 Linden Av
McCarthy Michael, plasterer, r. 14 Allen
McCarthy Michael, proofreader Examiner, r. 210
Powell ■
McCarthy Michael, stevedore A. C Freese
McCarthy Michael, tanner Cornelius McCarthy, r. 132
Dolores
McCarthy Minnie, domestic 365 First
McCarthy Minnie E. Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Gram-
mar School, r. 2539 Folsom
McCarthy Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 118 Welsh
McCarthy Nellie Miss, shoefitter E. D. Nolan & Co., r.
W s Kansas, bet Humboldt and Sierra
McCarthy Owen, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
512 Mission
McCarthy P., carrier Alta California, r. 525 M Natoma
McCarthy Patrick, butcher, r. N, bet Eighth and Rail-
road Avs, South S. F.
McCarthy Patrick, calker, r. 22 Minna
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, r. 118 Welsh
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Sanchez and Ar-
my
McCarthy Patrick, laborer Hancock & Kelso
McCarthy Patrick, longshoreman, r. 327 3^ Third
McCarthy Patrick, ironmolder, r. 410 Beale
McCarthy Patrick, seaman, r. 314 Main, rear
McCarthy Patrick, shoemaker, 222 Jackson, r. 2016
O'Farrell
McCarthy Patrick, tailor, r. 1613 Stevenson
McCarthy Patrick, teamster, r. 538 Natoma
McCarthy Patrick E., photographer George D. Morse.
r. 14 Ridley
McCarthy Paul F., clerk E. Artigues & Co., r. 7 How-
ard Court
McCarthy Peter, carriagesmith, r. 1215 Devisadero
McCarthy Peter, carrier Morning Call, r. 525 3^ Natoma
McCarthy Philip J., gasfitter, r. 148 Tehama
McCarthy P. J. (McCarthy & O'Connor) r. 271 Minna
McCarthy P. John, cook, r. 38 Jessie
McCarthy Robert, paper roller, r. 148 Tehama
McCarthy Rosetta, widow, r. 1013 Pacific
McCarttiy T., liquor saloon, 2500 Mission
McCarthy Thomas, blindmaker Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 232 First
McCarthy Thomas, calker, r. 327 Haight
McCarthy Thomas, carpenter, r. 317 ;<s Fifth
McCarthy Thomas, catcher Pac. Rolling Mills
McCarthy Thomas, coremaker William T. Garratt, r.
414 Sanchez
McCarthy Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Miesion
McCarthy Thomas, laborer, r. 1215 Devisadero
McCarthy Thomas, machinist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
McCarthy Thomas, molder Mechanics' Foundry
McCarthy Thomas, physician, r. American Exchange
Hotel
McCarthy Thomas, porter Lewis P. Sage, r. NE cor
Taylor and Green
McCarthy Thomas, steward Chicago Hotel
McCarthy Thomas, trunkmaker, r. 112 Freelon
McCarthy Thomas L., engineer, r. W s Kansas, bet
Humboldt and Sierra
I nilK RRAUPRMAN 1 PO '"porters of jewelry and watches,
LcUUlO DnHVLniTIHIl (X UU. 119 Monfgomepy St., Sell Lower than any House in this city.
LA GRANDE LAUNDRY
ORDERS FOR TVASHI^fti PR09IPTI.V ATTRNDFD TO
OFFICE. »4» 9IAKIili:T NTKEET.
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McCarthy Tilly Miss, teacher, r. 1214 Mason
McCarthy Timothy, r. 905 Pacific
McCarthy Timothy, commission merchant, 415 Bat-
tery, r. 414 Octavia
McCartliy Timothv, engineer, r. 3 Lick Alley
McCarthy Timothy, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.Es
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
McCarthy Timothy, helper Kisdon I. and L. Works
McCarthy Timothy, house and sign painter, r. 656
Natoma
McCarthy Timothy, laborer, r. 117 Shipley
McCarthy Timothy, laborer, r. "Washington Hotel
McCarthy Timothy, melter Union Iron Works, r. 310
Folsom
McCarthy Timothy, salesman Cfesar K. Splivalo, r.
414 Octavia •
McCarthy Timothy, shoemaker, r. 564 Mission
McCarthy Timothy, shoemaker, r. E s Church, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
McCarthy Timothy, weigher, r. 44 Ecker
McCarthy Timothy F. (Cartan, McCarthy & Co.) r.
Lick House
McCarthy William, r. 428 Clementina
McCarthy William, blacksmith, r. 1017 Battery
McCarthy William, brassfinisher, r.414 Twenty-ninth
McCarthy William, butcher, r. 5.53 Bryant
McCarthy William, clerk Edward Dufly, r. SE cor
Vallejo and Sansome
McCarthy William, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 227
Gearj-
McCarthy William, clerk McCarthy Bros. & Co., r.
2213 Polk
McCarthy William, engineer, r. 1232 Lombard
McCarthy William, laborer, r. 1522 Vallejo
McCarthy William, laborer, r. (i Minna, rear
McCarthy William (McCarthy & Rogers) r. 17 Vallejo
McCarthy William D., assistant resident physician
and surgeon St. Mary's Hospital
McCarthy William J., machinist Goss & Dow, r. 414
Twenty-ninth
McCarthy & O'Connor (P. J. McCarthy and John
O'Connor) livery stable, 355 Tehama
McCarthy it Eogers (William McCarthy and John
Rogers) boarding, 17 Vallejo
McCartney Tilda Mrs., r. 333 Eddy
McCarty Annie, domestic 1820 Buchanan
MeCarty Callahan, agent, r, 650 Mission
McCarty Charles D., plasterer, r. E s Natoma, bet
Fourth aud Fifth
McCarty Cornelius, laborer, r. W s Scott, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay
McCarty Daniel, livery stable, 608 Howard
McCarty Daniel, milkman, r. SE cor Nineteenth Av
and Clement
McCarty Daniel, stoves and tinware, 931 J^ Market
McCarty Donald, laborer, r. 1106 Hyde
McCarty D. W., r. C38 Green
McCarty Eugene, painter, r. 413 Second
McCarty Frank, laborer P. M. SS, Co's Wharf
McCarty George I»l., collector Pac. Bell Tele-
phone Co., r. 119 Halght
McCarty Hannah, widow, r. 103 Cedar Av
McCarty Helen, domestic 1212 Mason
McCarty J., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.
McCarty James, butcher, 323 Third
McCarty James, horses^jper, 107 Oregon, r. 1905
Mission
McCarty James, horseshoer J. Creely, r. 64 Natoma
MeCarty James, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
McCarty James J., blacksmith, r. 15 Bryant Av
MeCarty Johanna, cook 1620 California
*lcCarty John, bagmaker, r.81 Natoma
McCarty John, laborer P. M. SS. Co's 'Wharf
McCarty John, lauudryman S. F. Laundry, S 8 Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
McCarty John, teamster J. J. McEinnon, r. 1138 How-
ard
McCarty John, trackman N. B. and M. RR., r. 354
Eleventh
McCarty Louis P., publisher and proprietor The
Statistician, and Pacific Coast Postal Index, 502
Taylor
McCarty Martin, r. 24 Minna
McCarty Martin, laborer, r. 318 Pacific
McCarty Mary, cook 1916 Jackson
McCarty Mary, widow, r. iiO^z Jessie, rear
Mccarty Michael, laborer, r. 2011 Ellis
McCarty Nellie, widow, r. 8.58 Mission
McCarty Patrick, baker, r. 361 Minna
McCarty Patrick, teamster Edward Kenny, r. 2733 Pine
McCarty Patrick W., drayman Jost & Adler, r. 538 Na-
toma
McCarty Peter, foreman Daniel Sheerin, r. 2011 Ellis
McCarty Thomas, laborer, r. 1006 J^ Natoma
K^McCarty. See MacCarthy
McCaskie James F., peddler, r. 1520 Dolores
McCaskie Mary, varieties, 1.520 Dolores
McCaskill Isbam R., housemover John S. Stratton, r.
854 Harrison
McCaslin A. M., guard House of Correction
McCathreen John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
McCaughey James, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S s
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
McCaughie Elizabeth Miss, varieties, 1817 Powell
McCaul Thomas, laborer P M. SS. Co's Wharf
McCauliy Alexander, stevedore, r. 150 Silver
McCauley Bernard, longshoreman, r. 327 J^ Fourth
McCauley Charles, r. 425 Pacific
McCauley Farrell, laborer, r. 47 Louisa
McCauley Helen, domestic 721 Bush
McCauley Henry A., lettercarrier Post Oiflce, r. 1316
Harrison
McCauley James, coalpasser Oregon Imp. SS. Walla
Walla
McCauley James, ironmolder, r. 172 Clementina, rear
McCauley John, laborer, r. 27 Frederick
McCauley John, pressman, r. 646 Howard
McCauley John C, laborer, r. S s Thirtieth, nr Do-
lores
McCauley John F., capitalist, office 226 Clay, r. Gait,
Sacramento Co.
McCauley Margaret Miss, r. 172 Clementina, rear
McCauley Michael, laborer, r. 737 Harrison
McCauley Patrick, blacksmith, r. 1316 Harrison
McCauley Patrick, porter, r. 444 Third
McCauley Tlioinas B. , assistant melter and re-
finer LI. S. Mint, r. 1021 }« Market
McCauley William A. ,proptr Clarendon House, NE
cor Folsom and Second
8^ McCauley. See Macauley, McAuley and McGau-
ley
McCauU John P., carpenter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 631 Green
McCaull Thomas, laborer, r. 11 Hunt
8^" McCaull. See McCall and McCaul
McCausland Bethia, domestic 2()08 Sacramento
McCausland Wesley K. (DeWitt & McCausland) r. 920
Montgomery
McCay George B., housemover, r. 129 Diamond
McCay Robert, brickmason,r. 975 Bryant
McCeney Francis, r. 1311)^ Kearny
McCeuey Julius C, attorney at law, 604 Commercial,
r. 502 Mason
McChain Jasper F., bookkeeper, r. 507 }$ Leavenworth,
rear
McChain J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 507 J^ Leavenworth
McChesney John W., bookkeeper Onesti & Connor, r.
109 Montgomery
McClain James, r. 311 Pacific
McClain Kate, vridow, r. 1104 Taylor
Mcclain Peter, blacksmith, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain Thomas, plumber, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain William, plumber, r. 1104 Taylor
B^ McClaiu. See McClean, McLane and McLean
McClaskey John, r. SE cor Harrison and Twelfth
McClaskey Susan, widow, r. SE cor Harrison and
Twelfth
McClaskey William J., blacksmith's helper, r. SE cor
Harrison and Twelfth
McClatchey Mary, domestic 1526 Washington
McClatchie Joseph, blacksmith's helper, r. 648 Fol-
som
McClatchle Mary, tailoress, r. 548 Folsom
McClatchyN. S., clerk U. 8. Sub-Treasury, r. Oak-
land
McClean John, foreman Pac. Rolling Mills, r. E s
Louisiana, bet Shasta and Napa
McClean John W.. machinist Pac. Boiling Mills, r. E
s Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta
BS^McClean. See McClain, McLain, McLane and
McLean
McCleary George W., laborer, r. 32^4 Zoe
McCleary Hugh, shipjoiner, r. 32M Zoe
McCleary Robert, waiter P. M. SS. Granada
McCleary Robert W., bootblack, r. 110 Prospect PI
McCleary Thomas, librarian Odd Fellows' Library, r.
634 Second
McCleary William, cook, r. cor Fourteenth and Market
McCleave Jules, steward schr Mose, r. 317 Harrison
McCleef Tyler, shipcarpeuter, r. 9 Francisco
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McOlein Frank, engiueer, r. 130 Bernard
McClellan Frank H. (Frank H. McClellan & Co.) r. 763
Mission
McClellan Frank H. & Co. (Frank H. McClellan and
Samuel Fillcaan) diptheria remedy. 763 Mission
McClellan George B., calker, r. 2 Park Av
"McClellan John, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 1048
Mission, r. 723^ Natoma
McClellan John F., butcher Michelssen, Brown&Co.,
r. 117 Dore
McClellan L. S., salesman, r. Ahlborn House
McClellan Mary, nurse NE cor Jackson and Gough
McClellan R. Guy, attorney at law, 523 Kearny, rooms
27-28. r. Berkeley
McClellan Robert. Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont
McClellan William, asphaltum worker, r. 11 5^ Sonora
McClellan 'William J., house and sign painter, 439
Hayes
McClelland Alexander, salesman John Hanly, r. Ahl-
born House
McClelland F. G., r. 917 Market
McClelland John A., wharfinger Section 2 Sea Wall, r.
11(; Turk
McClelland Rosanna Mrs., r. 5 Mason
[^"McClelland. See McClellan and McLellan
McClenegan Frank, compositor, r. 622 Green, rear
McClenegan William, laborer, r. 622 Green, rear
McCleod Kate L., widow, r. 1425 Mason
McCleskey Joseph H.,coaldeaIer, SE cor Fillmore and
Greenwich
)I^"McCleskey. See McClaskey, MpCloskey and Mc-
Cluskey
McClinchy Henry, shoemaker, r. 3010 Mission
McClinchy James, teamster, r. 15 Harrison Av
McClintock Joseph S., detective, r. 316 Fourth
McClintock Thomas, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 906 Market
McCliuton James G., mining, r. 11 Glen Park Av
McClinton Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) W. H. Lent sec-
retary, 62 Nevada Block
McCloskey Anna, groceries and cigars. 70 West Mis-
sion
McCloskey Bernard C, clerk J. N. Scally, r. 21 Fol-
som Av
McCloskey Daniel, butcher, r. 923 Eighteenth
McCloskey Dennis, plasterer, r. 925 Dolores
McCloskey Eaver, engineer, r. 100 San Jose Av
McCloskey Edward, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. G09 Post
McCloskey Ella V. Mies, copyist, r. 302 Hayes
McCloskey Frank, clerk W. R. Allen & Co., r. 120
Nineteenth
McCloskey George, r. 609 Pine
McCloskey James (J. P. Sweeney & Co.) r. 125 Ellis
McCloskey James, carpenter, r. 1111 Pierce
McCloskey James, driver Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. 320 Minna
McCloskey James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
McCloskej' James, horseshoer, 407 Fourth, r. cor
Howard and Sixteenth
McCloskey John, carpenter, r. S s Twentieth Av, bet
J and K, South S. F.
McCloskey John, driver Clifford & Mitchell, r. 236
Townsend
McCloskey John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 538
Howard
McCloskey John, shoecutter Levy, Diamant, Oppen-
heimer & Co., r. NE cor Twelfth and Harrison
McCloskey John, teamster Adams & Butler, r. 538
Howard
McCloskey John, varnisher, r. 204 Nineteenth
McCloskey John B., student Pacific Business College,
r. 862 Mission
McCloskey John J., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
E s San Jose Av, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth
McCloskey Joh"h M., clerk F. A. Hyde, r. 302.Hayes
McCloskey John S., fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co.
McCloskey Joseph, laborer, r. 15 Bryant Av
McCloskey Joseph H., solicitor Home Mutual Insur-
ance Co., r. 2138 Mission
McCloskey Lizzie Miss, housekeeper, r. 302 Hayes
McCloskey M., steward P. M. SS. City of Rio de Jan-
eiro
McCloskey Mary, domestic 569 Harrison
McCloskey Michael, blacksmith, r. 7313^ Clementina
McCloskey Michael, teamster, r. 405 Fourth
McCloskey Patrick, upholsterer, r. 212 Second
McCloskey Patrick, wood and coal, 405 Fourth, r. 210
Perry .
McCloskey Patrick M., horseshoer, 2214 Mission
McCloskey Richard H., teamster S. F. Wool Scouring
Co., r. Seventeenth Av, bet K and L, South S. F.
McCloskey William, horseshoer James McCloskey, r.
NW cor Folsom and Moss
McCloskey William C, compositor, r. 302 Hayes
8S" McCloskey. See McClesky and McCluskey
McCloud Alexander, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 362 J« Clementina
McCloud Alexander L., shipwright, r. E s Minnesota,
bet Mariposa and Solano
McCloud George, clerk, r. 734 Folsom
McCloud John, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
McCloud John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
McCloud Reuben H., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Qakland
McCloud William M., postal clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Oakland
8^"McCloud. See MacLeod and McLeod
McClune James H., junkdealer, r. 1220 Powell
McCluiig' Joseph W., assistant secretary San
Francisco Stock and Exchange Board, office 331-
333 Pine, r. 1222 Pine
McClunie Christopher, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
McClunie J. Mrs., saleslady B. Lazansky, r. Ahlborn
House
McClunie John, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.. r.
627 Third
McClunie John Jr., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co.. r. 627 Third
McClunie Richard J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 627 Third
McClunie William J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 323 Dupont
McClure Abel T., physician, office and r. 21 Powell
McClure Alexander, seaman, r. 418 Drumm
McClure David (McClure & Dwinelle) r. Occidental
Hotel
McClure Electa Miss, dressmaker, r. 812 Howard
McClure George B., heater Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
W 8 Kentucky, bet Blariposa and Solano
McClure Harry C, clerK Davis Bros., r. 21 Powell
McClure Penuel (Rountree & McClure) r. 408 Ellis
McClure Peter L. (Warden & McClure) r. 423 Fulton
McClure William, chief engineer P. M. SS. City of
Peking, r. 355 Brannan
McClure William F., clerk C. S. Capp & Co., r. 21
Powell
McClure William J., driver Warden & McClure. r. 423
Fulton, rear
McClure William P., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mills,
r. Potrero Hotel
McClui'e & Dwinelle (David McClure and Sam-
uel H. Dwinelle; attorneys at law, 526 Montgomery
B^" McClure. See McLure
McCluskey Annie, shirtfinisher, r. SE cor Lombard
and Kearny
McCluskey Catherine, domestic 409 Jones
McCluskey George E., freight clerk Cal. Cracker Co.,
r. 807 California
McCluskey Henry, engineer, r. SE cor Lombard and
Kearny
McCluskey J., laborer Hancock & Kelso
McCluskey James, laborer, r. 240 Eleventh
McCluskey John, carriagepaiuter. r. 1408 Folsom
McCluskey John, launtlryman S. F. Laundry, S s
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
McCluskey Julia, shirtfinisher, r. SW cor Lombard
and Kearny
McCluskey Michael, r. S s Francisco, bet Larkin and
Polk
McCluskey Otto, painter E. M. Gallagher, r. Larkin,
nr Vallejo
McCluskey Owen, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. E s
San Jose Av, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
McCluskey Patrick, laborer, r. S s Lombard, nr Kearny
McCluskey Patrick, teamster, r. 2733 Pine
McCluskey Peter, baker, r. 220 Nineteenth
McCluskey Peter, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
McCluskey Philip, lather, r. 61 West Mission
McCluskey Thomas, waiter, r. 1310 Kearny, rear
K^McCluskey. See McCleskey and McCloskey
McOolgan Adeline, widow, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgau Charles, masher Pac. Distilling Co., r. S s
Chestnut, bet Webster and Fillmore
McColgau Charles M., iilumber, r. S s Chestnut, bet
Wf=bster and Fillmore
McColgan Cornelius J., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r.
1809 Ellis
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McColgan Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 516
Howard
McColgan Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 145
Silver
McColgan John, tinsmith, r. NWcor Filbert and Weh-
sttr
McColgan John L., Sheriff's keeper, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Joseph, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Kate F. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 145
Silver
McColgan Sasan, widow, r. NW cor Filbert and Web-
ster
McColgan William, laborer, r. 1 Freelou
McCollam C. A. Mrs. (Thomas W. McCollam i: Co.) r.
i-i-i Eddy
McCoIiuiu Thonias TV. «& Co. (Mrs. C. A. Mc-
Collam and George Tasheira) wholesale dealers
cured fish, 208 Clay
McCoUister Henry H., clerk, r. 44 Sixth
McCollougan Michael, gardener, r. '2630 Post
McCollough Clarence W., student, r. 2 Bowles PI
McCoUoftgh James H. Kev., pastor Christian Church,
r. 2 Bowles PI
McComas Nicholas, carpenter, r. W s McClellan, bet
Lincoln and Cortland Av, B. H.
McComb Archie, woolgrader, r. N s North Point, bet
Larkin and Polk
McComb Edmond, engineer stmr C. M. Small, r. 610
Front
McComb George, r. 29 Dupont
McComb. George, clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Of-
ffice, r. Temescal
McComb James, r. Ns North Point, bet Larkin and
Polk
McComb John, r. 29 Dupont
McComb John B., clerk, r. 332 Brannan
McComb John R. Jr., purser stmr Empire, r. 16 South
Park
McComb J. P., doorkeeper Haverly's California Thea-
tre, r. 410 Kearny
McComb Robert, machinist, r. SE cor Harrison and
Beale
McCombe J. Mrs., furnished rooms, o% Dupont
AlcCoiube Jolin, note broker and collector, 402
Montgomery, r. 53^ Dupont
McCombe Thomas C, clerk John McCombe, r. &3^ Du-
pont
McConaghey Peter, real estate, r. 96 Precita Av
McConaghii' Archibald, teamster, r. 423 East
McCouaghy Maggif, domestic 526J4 O'Farrell
McConagly Timothy, laborer, r. 15 Florence
McConahey Bridget, widow, r. 109 Rose Av
McConahey James, canmaker, r. 109 Rose Av
McConahey John, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 109
Rose Av
McConahy Daniel, cartman, r. 34 Silver
McCouahy Theodore, upholsterer, r. 514 J4 Geary
McConalogue Edward, laborer, r. S s Jersey, bet Dia-
mond and Douglass
McConalogue Frank, cutter A. L. Bancroft h Co., r. N
8 Castro, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
McConalogue James, engineer tugboat Hercules, r.
564 Howard
McConalogue John, engineer Union Iron, Works, r.
19 Clementina
McConalogue Philip, fireman tug boat Hercules.r. 564
Howard
O^McConalogue. See McConologue
McCouaughy David E., agent Carpet Sweeper and
Clothes Wringer, 757 Howard, r. 755 Howard
McCoue Robert, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
McConley Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese
McConnell Chalmers N., bookkeeper Le Count Bros.,
r. 1910 Buchanan
McConnell Daniel, chipper City Iron Works, r. 29
Frederick, rear
McConnell Eliza, widow, r. 117 Stockton
McConnell Frank H., watchmaker Randolph & Co., r.
.'517 Bush
McConnell Frank J., compositor Frank Eastman &
Co., r. S B Washington, bet Cherry and Maple
McConnell James, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, r.
7il6 Miuna
McConnell John R., canvasser, r. 1327 Sacramento
McConnell Kate Mrs., tailoress. r. 1126 Market
McConnell Patrick, laborer, r. 334 Third, rear
McConnell Quinette O. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley
School, r. 207 Taylor
McConnell Robert, policeman, r. 421 Fifth
McConnell Robert G., r. 103 Mission
McConnell Thomas, hiborer, r. 516 Oak
McConnell Thomas, shipcarpenter, r. 460 Jessie
McConnell W. A. .manager Haverly's California Thea-
tre, r. Occidental Hotel
McConnell William J. .foreman pattern maker Fulton
Iron Works, r. 634 Mission
McConnothy John, stableman R. J. Graham, r. NW
cor Jones and Ellis
McConologue Chailes M., dairyman, r. 521 Castro
McConologue Frank, porter A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
521 Castro
McConologue James, tinsmith, r. 521 Castro
McConologue Mary, domestic 215 Eleventh
lK?"McConologue. See McConalogue
McConville John, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. .506 Shotwell
McConville Richard, fireman P. C. S3. Idaho, r. 427
Hayes
McCooey Arthur, milker A. T. Noble & Co., r. NW cor
Thirtieth and San Jos6 Road
McCooey James, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fif-
teenth and Minna
McCooey Owen, groceries and liquors, 961 Bryant
McCool James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 538
Howard
McCool Thomas, night watchman, r. 15 Harrison Av
McCoppin Frank, capitalist, r. 29 Waller
McCord Alexander, assistant superintendent City ER.,
r. 18 Bond
McCord Charles, clerk Morris d Kennedy, r. 210
O'Farrell
McCord Ellen, widow, r. 948 Howard
McCord Evan B., passenger agent C. P. RR., r. 1506
Mission
McCord George, bookkeeper E. H. Kittredge & Co., r.
314 Third
McCord James, superintendent Sutter St. EH.,
office 1104 Larkin, superintendent United Car-
riage Co., office 2 New Montgomery, and (McCord
& Scott) r. 1514 Pine
McCord John (Scott & McCord) r. 1421 Polk
McCord Marcus L., with Pendergast & Co., r. 745
Howard
McCord Robert, bookkeeper, r. 314 Third
McCord Thomas, carpenter, r. 314 Third
McCord Thomas Jr., clerk, r. 314 Third
McCord & Scott (James McCord and T. A. 'Scott)
proprietors Fashion Stables, 221 Ellis
K^McCord. See MacCord
McCorkell James A., gastitter Gas Consumers' Assn,
r. 14 Bernard
McCorkell Lizzie Miss, assistant Union Primary
School, r. 14 Bernard
McCorkell Lizzie T. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 14 Bernard
McCormack Anna, domestic 1928 Sacramento
McCormack Ellen, widow, r. 1139 H Folsom
McCormack George, actor Baldwin Theatre
McCormack Hugh G., yardmaster S. P. RE., r. 2511
Folsom
McCormack James, messenger Lorenzo Lapham, r. 37
Louisa
McCormack James, contractor, r. 8 s A, nr Twenty-
sixth Av
Mci'orinack John, r. Nucleus House
McCormack John, flour and commission broker, 220
Clay, r. 841 Market
McCormack John, gardener, r. 1511 Buchanan
McCormack John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Gold-
en Gate Av and Jones
McCormack John F., r. 1139 M Folsom
McCormaik John J., blacksmith N. B. and M. ER., r.
9t;l Mission
McCormac^ John S., shoemaker, r. 416 Grove
McCormack Katie, domestic 335 Eddy
McCormack Maggie Miss, saleslady, r. 1713 Howard
McCormack Michael, laborer, r. i>23 Dolores
McCormack Michael, painter, r. Creedmore House
McCormack Patrick, hackman, r. 775 Market
McCormack Thomas, driver Baldwin Stables, r. 20
Anna
McCormack Thomas A., clerk Thomas F. Palmer, r.
1139M Folsom
McCormack William, cabinetmai^er, r. 318 Eleventh
McCormack William J., shoemaker Buckingham &
Hecbt, r. 113 Oak
McCormack Wiunifred, widow, r. 4.53 Tehama
McC'ormick Alexander, cooper, r. 1609 Folsom
McCormick A. M. Miss, housekeeper, CIO Larkin
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TV ilLrl U i , luiirLjlj, Unlllllli 1 Yards: 129 to 147 Spear SI , and 26, 28 Howard St.
G. D. Morse, PHOTOGRAPHER, 826 MARKET ST. (Phelan's Block.)
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McCormick Andrew, r. 14 Louisa
McCormick Brothers (James A. and Frank L.) job
printers, 622 Clay
McCormick Charles, solicitor The Bradstreet Co. , r. 97
Fifteenth
McCormick Christopher, painter Bernard Bradley, r.
E 8 Cook, nr Point Lobos Av
McCormick Daniel, helper freight depot S. P. RR., r.
38}<i Moss
McCormick E., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
McCormick Edward, barber, 1741 Mission and deputy
Superintendent Streets, r. 1741 Mission
McCormick Edward, laborer, r. 144 5^ Freelon
McCormick Ellen, dressmaker, r. 814 California
McCormick Emanuel B., bookkeeper William Q. El-
liott, r. 208 Jones
McCormick Felix, dairyman, r. 2fil7 Sutter
McCormick Francis, horseshoer, r. 1310 Natoma
McCormick Francis, plumber Edward V. Wilson, r.
cor Twenty-fourth and Fountain
McCormick Frank H. (McCormick & Delanoy) r. 609
Polk
McCormick Frank L. (McCormick Brothers) r. 112
Hyde
McCormick Harvesting Machine Co., N. E.
Barnes general agent, 31 Market
McCormick Harry J., deputy Sheriff, r. 415 Eddy
McCormick Hugh, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fil-
bert and Taylor
McCormick Hugh, miner, r. 2648 Folsom
McCormick J., watchman G. B. Studley & Co., r.
Montgomery's Hotel
McCormick James, r. 112 Hyde
McCormick James, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 254 Beale
McCormick James, coremaker Industrial Iron Works,
r. 143 Folsom
McCormick James, laborer, r. 14 Louisa
McCormick James, laborer, r. 12 Miller PI
McCormick James, porter, r. 43 Minna
McCormick James, porter Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.,
r. Ahlborn House
McCormick James A. (McCormick Brothers) r. 524
Turk
McCormick James K., saloonkeeper, r. 542 M Natoma
McCormick John (McCormick, Lewis & Co.) r. 1012
McAllister
McCormick John, carpenter, r. 527 Folsom
McCormick John, clerk A. Nicoll, r. 17 Zoe, rear
McCormick John, driver Patrick Conway, r. 69 Minna
McCormick John, laborer Mechanics' Foundry, r. 528
Howard
McCormick John, laborer, r. NW cor Filbert and Tay-
lor
McCormick John, porter O. B. and N. SS. Colum-
bia
McCormick John, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 416 Grove
McCormick John, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 238
Fremont
McCormick John F., gymnasium, 232 Sutter, r. 229
Second
McCormick Jolin F., plumber and gasfitter,
313 J^ Sutter, r. 113^ William
McCormick John H., r. 342 Third
McCormick John J., molder Jackson & Truman, r. 18
Oak Grove Av
McCormick John T., wireworker Cal. Wire Works Co.,
r. 659 Js Natoma
McCormick John W., insurance broker, 322-324 Cali-
fornia, r. 1713 Howard
McCormick John W. Jr., clerk Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 1713 Howard
McCormick Joseph, sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. 453
Tehama
McCormick Kate, widow, r. 914 Clay
McCormick Katie, domestic 1009 Dolores
McCormick Leonora, widow, r. 263^ Zoe
McCormick, Lewis k Co. (Thomas A.McCormick, Oscar
Lewis and John McCormick) proptrs Industrial
Iron Works, 229-235 Beale
McCormick Martin, butcher Merry, Faull & Co., r.
Greenwich, bet Fillmore and Steiner
McCormick Mary, widow, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Ellen and Bellevue
McCormick Mary J., widow, r. cor Twenty-seventh
Av and E
McCormick Michael, fireman P. C. SS. State of Cali-
fornia, r. 464 Minna
McCormick Michael, laborer, r. 17 Zoe, rear
McCormick Michael, teamster, r.617 Fulton
McCormick Patrick, groceries and liquors, and assist-
ant foreman Hose 7, S. F. F. D.,NW cor Sierra
and Georgia
McCormick Peter, teamster, r. 525 Octavia
McCormick P. F., bookkeeper Patrick Lynch, r. 610
Larkin
McCormick Stephen J., editor The Monitor, 622 Clay,
r. 524 Turk
McCormick Thomas, driller, r. Bay St. House
McCormick Thomas, seaman, r. 104 Berry
McCormick Thomas, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 7
Juniper
McCorrnick Thomas A. (McCormick, Lewis & Co.) r.
324 Tenth
McCormick Thomas A., compositor, r. 524 Turk
McCormick Timothy, nurse Twenty-sixth St. Hospi-
tal
McCormick William, r. 280 Minna
McCormick William, clerk, r. 17 Zoe, rear
McCormick William, liquor saloon, 11 Merchant, r.
924 Valencia
McCormick William, packer L. & E. Emanuel, r. 305
Eleventh
McCormick William, porter, r. 821 Capp
McCormick William H., marble works, 827 Market, r.
208 Jones
McCormick William J. F., professor literature St.
Mary's College
McCormick William L. (Dunham, Carrigan & Co.) r.
Oakland
McCormick & Delanoy (Frank H. McCormick
and Frederick N. Delanoy) shipping and commis-
sion merchants and agents Lick Paper Co., 109
California, room 6
e^ McCormick. See McCormack
McCorriston Hugh, blacksmith, r. 16 Lynch
McCosker C. Edward, driver Central RR., t. 11 Kate
McCoslin Henry, clerk, r. 314 Sixth
McCottery James, framemaker Max Burkardt,r. 1525
Powell
McCottrey Robert, engineer, r. 304 Green
McCottrey Robert T., bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r.
304 Green
McCottrey Samuel, framemaker, r. 304 Green
McCottrey Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1063 Howard
McCottrey Thomas, framemaker Charles H. Leavitt, r.
304 Green
McCoubrey James E., carpenter Architectural Iron
Works, r. 240 Clara
McCourt James, tailer, r. 1332 Sacramento
McCourt Patrick, laborer, r. N s Filbert, bet Steiner
and Pierce
McCourt Peter, helper Western Iron Works, r. 638^
Natoma
McCourt Robert, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 721 How-
ard
McCourtuey Alfred T., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 422 Linden Av
McCourtney Charles H., labored, r. 16 Clara
McCourtney Ephraim J., calker, r. 16 Clara
McCourtney Thomas, laborer, r. 16 Clara
McCowen Henry A., bootmaker, r. 106 Dupont
McCown William M., traveling salesman C. E. Wor-
den, r. 1254 Howard
McCoy Arthur, plumber Thomas Day, r. 701 Hyde
McCoy Cliarles Ii., mining secretary, 16 Nevada
Block, r. Oakland
McCoy Daniel, teamster, cor Beale and Howard, r.
135}^ Fifth
McCoy Edward, marble polisher, r. 264 Clara
McCoy Elizabeth, domestic 1510 Taylor
McCoy George, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
McCoy George W., engineer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
McCoy Henry J., general secretary Young Men's
Chri-stian Association, 232 Sut;er, r. 311 Stockton
McCoy,Juan W., medical student, r. 845 Mission
McCoy Lizzie Mrs., domestic 1926 Pine
McCoy Mary Miss, tail(jress George Kuhn, r.701 Hyde
McCoy Matthew, peddler, r. 51 Stevenson
McCoy Michael, caller, and foreman Hose No. 7, S.F.
F. D., r. E s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Humboldt,
rear
McCoy Owen J., clerk Post Office, r. 1423 Pine
McCoy Patrick (McCoy & Gallagher) r. 709 Clemen-
tina
McCoy Patrick, laborer Presidio Reservation, r. 1914
Filbert
McCoy Patrick, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 23J4
Minna
McCoy Thomas J., ironmolder, r. 49 Ritch
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McCoy & Gallagher (Patrick McCoy aud Thomas Gal-
latjher) groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard and
Eighth
McCracken Amanda B., widow, r. W 8 Minnesota, bet
Mariposa aud Solano
McCracken Arthur (Menzies, Bingham & Co.) r. 412
Vallejo '
McCracken Arthur T., apprentice William Hawkins,
r. •ir2 Vallejo
McCracken George H. Rev., pastor Kentucky St. M.E.
Church, r. W s Minnesota, bet Mariposa and So-
lano
McCracken George S., clerk U. S. Internal Revenue.r.
Oakland
McCracken Henry, clerk, r. S s Filbert, nr Sansome
McCracken James, teacher music, r. 1.5.32 Polk
McCracken Michael, tentmaker, r. S s Filbert, nr San-
some
McCracken Sarah Miss, r. S 8 Filbert, nr Sansome
McCracken Sarah, widow, r. S s Filbert, nr Sansome
McCracken William, blacksmith A. Miiir
McCracken William, proptr Lick Laundry, 13 Lick PI,
r. 517 Post
McCrady James, laborer, r. 526 Howard
McCraith Annie, domestic 970 Harrison
McCraith George, r. 7 Bartol
McCraith James, cook, r. SE cor Battery and Vallejo
McCraith John, organ builder, r. 1250 Montgomery
McCraith Mary, widow, r. 7 Bartol
McCraith Thomas, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 565
Stevenson
McCraith Thomas D., clerk C. V. Gillespie, and extra-
man Hook and Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 7
Bartol
McCraith William, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 565
Stevenson
McCraken (irin C, dentist, r. 830 Howard
McCraken William H., salesman Carolau, Cory & Co.,
r. ()28 Sutter
McCrea F. P., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. 238 Taylor
McCrea George P., clerk, r. 418 Sutter
McCrea Henry, dfiver United Carriage Co., r. 181
Jessie
McCrea Hugh F., roller Pac. Rolling Mills, and extra-
man Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D., r. E s Michigan, bet
Sierra and Shasta
McCrea James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
McCrea Josepb, molder Thompson Bros., r. Oakland
McCrea Tally, captain First Artillery V. S. A. com-
manding Battery C, Presidio Reservation
l^"McCrea. See McCreagh, MacRae and McRae
McCready Alexander, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
McCready Daniel J., laborer, r. NE Stanyau and Ful-
ton
McCready James, blacksmith Globe Iron Works, r.
526 Howard
McCready John, coremaker Morris Greenberg, r. 7)4
Tay
McCready John R., stableman Nucleus Stable, r. 185
Stevenson
McCready Richard, boilermaker, r. 986 Howard
McCready Richard Jr., clerk William Zelner, r. 986
Harrison
B^McCready. See Macready and Mecready
McCreagh John, fireman S. P. BR., r. Harrison, off
Eighteenth *
McCreaf,'h Thomas, groceries and liquors, 919 Har-
rison
McCreary George, carpenter, r. 321 Pacific
McCreary John, clerk C. A. Klinkner & Co., r. Oak-
laud
licCreery Andrew, watchman, r. 519 Jones
McCreery Andrew B., capitalist, 211 Sansome,
rooms 2-3, r. Paris, France
McCreery Andrew T., clerk James B. Roberts, r. 519
Jones
McCreery Mattie Miss, laundry clerk Palace Hotel
McCreery William J., clerk James Alexander, r. 519
Jones
McCreery's Buildings, NE and SE cors Mont-
gomery and Pine
McC'rellis Frank, driver Whitney & Co'e Express
McCrindle John M., porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. Oiikland
McCrindle William, clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., r.
Oakland
McCrune David B., r. 3 Folsom Av
McCrory David W., gardener Hamilton Park, r. 1724 }<j
Eddy
McCrory Seneca, mining, r. 609 Pine
McCrosky Joseph H., compositor Evening Bulletin,
r. 5<>n Minna
McCrossen William, laundryman S. F. Laundry, S 8
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
McOrudilen Rosa, widow, r. r>"i Minna
McCrum Hugh (Sroufe & McCrum) r. 301 Turk
McCrystle Charles, tailor, 217 Fourth, r. 217 Twenty-
second
McCrystle Charles Jr., salesman Julius Samuels, r.
217 Twenty-second
McCrystle Edward, clerk, r. 217 Twenty-second
McCrystle John, patternmaker .Etna Iron Works, r.
217 Twenty-second
McCrystle William, machinist .SItna Iron Works, r.
217 Twenty-second
McCuaig Isabella, widow, r, 509 Birch Av
McCubbin Peter, laborer, r. 43 Laugton
McCue , laborer, r. Treuiont House
McCue Annie, domestic 1520 California
McCue Annie, domestic 1096 Post
McCue Honora, widow, r. 49 Clemectina
McCue Hugh, driver Hook and Ladder No 1, S. F. F.
D., 22 O'Farrell
McCue James, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 49 Clem-
entina
McCue James, blacksmith, r. 6 Adelaide PI
McCue James, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 2 Austin
McCue James, stableman La Grande Laundry, E 8
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
McCue John, hackmau Smith k Poultney,r.513 Third
McCue John, laborer P. M. S3. Co., r. 51 Natoma
McCue John, tailor, r. 208 Clara
McCue John J., cashier Palace Hotel
McCue Michael, dishwasher Occidental Hotel
McCue Michael, printer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
McCue Michael J. (Crittenden & McCue) r. 7 Laskie
McCue Owen, contractor, r. SE cor Golden Gate Av
McCue Patrick, shuttermaker Anton Pfeiflfer, r. 49
Clementina
McCue Patrick B., grocer, r. 720 Bryant
McCae Phelim, laborer, r. SE cor Golden Gate Av and
Baker
McCue T., laborer Bisdon I. and L. Works
McCue Terrence, shoemaker P. M. Cleary, r. 318 Paci-
fic .
McCue Thomas, waiter Arcade Restaurant, r. 905 Fol-
som
McCue William, r. Montgomery's Hotel
B5" McCue. See McHugh
McCuUen Elizabeth, domestic 917 Pine
AlcCulloch John, cooper Empire Brewery, r. 926
Minna
McCulloch John, teacher music, r. 554 Seventeenth
McCuUoch William C, painter, r. 216 Linden Av
McCullough , laborer, r. 1079 Market
McCullough Allan, watertender P. M. SS. Granada
McCulIongli Alexander D. W., ticket auditor
C. P, BR., NE cor Fourth aud Townsend, room 70,
r. 11 Kearny
McCullough Catherine, widow, bakery, 1111 Howard
McCullough Cornelius, laborer Presidio Reservation
McCullough Daniel, assistant treasurer Bush St. The-
atre, r. 415 Mason
McCullough Dennis, ropemaker A. S. Hallidie, r. 909
Battery
McCullough Ellen J., widow, r. 516 Folsom
McCullough Frank, boilermaker, r. 37 Minna
McCullough James, washer Uuitea Carriage Co., r. 181
Jessie
McCullough John, r. 427 Francisco
McCullough John, laborer Old Ladies' Home
McCullough John, captain schr Anna, r. 11 Hampton
PI
McCullough John D., bartender, r. 520 Bush
McCullough Maurice K., laborer, r. 616 Folsom
McCullough P.. laborer P. M. SS. Co's Wharf
McCullough Patrick, laborer, r. 90 Frederick
McCullough Peter (Green & McCullough) r. 1113 Fol-
S'lIU
McCullough Samuel, clerk Mark Strouse & Co., r. 827
Capp
McCullough Sarah, domestic 528 Sutter
McCullough Thomas, blacksmith, r. 912 Natoma
McCullough Thomas, miner, r. 330 Capp
McCullough William, tailor, 35 Third, r. 29 Moss
McCullough William K., bookkeeper Preston & Mc-
Kinnon, r. 516 Folsom
McCuUum John, clerk Post Office, r. Alameda
G. W. CLARK k CO. iNmm?TEC0RAT0RS. s"hlTe^ffi;irn5'FrX\s.'
■Wholesale aud Retail dealers In Hapcr
HiiUKinirM, and all kinUR of Window
UIMPI/I CY QDIPRQ Jt UAYPQ miiXOX Jllco^r WOKHK, 213 Fremont street
milOIVLCi I f OriE.no OC riM 1 no, J\lanufacturer» of Sugar MillH, Tacnum Pantt, Cte.
McO
654
McD
McCully John, liquor saloon, SW cor Second and
Minna, r. 935 Twenty-first
McCumiBkey Mary A., widow, furnished rooms, 475
Jessie
McCune Charles, blacksnaith Omnibus RE., r. 53 Ev-
erett
McCune James, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
McCune James, teamster, r. 1001 Battery
McCune Miles, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
McCune Patrick, r. Alabama, bet Mariposa and So-
lano
McCune William P., liquor saloon, NE cor Sutter and
Polk
McCurdy Alfred C, carpenter, r.W s San Jose Av, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
McCurdy David, laborer, r. 25 AHa
McCurdy Henry, trunkmak.er, r. 5 Verona
McCurdy J., laborer Pac. Boiling Mills
McCurdy jr. Colling, manager Eureka Dry Placer
Machine Mnfg Co., 10 Stevenson, r. 418 Sutter
McCurdy John B., porter Albert Mau & Co., r. 164
First Av
McCurdy Samuel, boottreer, r. 125 Hayes
McCurren W., speculator, r. 533 Sacramento
McCurrie Charles H., piano tuner and agent, r. 323
Seventeenth
McCurrie John P., secretary British Benevolent
Society of Cal., 531 California, room 4, r. 2110
• Jackson
McCurry James, fruits and vegetables, 124 Seventh
McCurtie Frank, cashier Jacob Bertz, r. 616 Jones
McCualck Margaret, widow, r. 23}«Minna
McCusker A., capitalist, r. 330 Geary
McCusker Albert, insurance agent, r. 2505 Howard
McCusker Bernard, laborer, r. 319 Vallejo, rear
McCusker Cornelius E., salesman C. J. Hawley & Co.,
r. 719 Webster
McCusker Frank, attorney at law, r. 2505 Howard
McCusker James A., r. 2505 Howard
McCusker J. E., student Barnard's Business College
McCusker John, varnisher, r. 5}i Boardman PI
McCusker John Jr., varnisher, r. 119 Jj Langton
McCusker Owen, tanner, r. cor Sixth and Railroad
Avs, South S. F.
McCusker Patrick, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 320 Clem-
entina
McCusker T. C. Mrs., widow, r. 2.505 Howard
McCusker Thomas, varnisher John B. Luchsinger &
Son, r. 5}^ Boardman PI
McCutchen Arthur A., shipwright, r. 410 Duncan
McCutchen Ecl^varcl J. , attorney at law, 534 Cali-
fornia, r. 1010 Clay
McCutchen Lotta Miss, copyist, r. 808 Mission
McCutchen Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. I'.'.O Ellis
McDade Andrew, bartender, r. 27 Rutledge Av, B. H.
McDade Andrew, clerk, r. NE cor Twenty-sixth and
Folsom
McDade Ann, widow, r. 27 Rutledge Av, B. H.
McDade Edward, engineer, r. 1148 Folsom
McDade George, carriagepainter, 25 Washington, r.
27 Rutledge Av, B. H.
McDade John J., patternmaker, r. 1148 Folsom
McDaid Alexander, patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, r.
519 Chestnut
McDaid James J., blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 22
Clementina
McDaniel Alexander, r. 1428 California
McDanlel E. P., clerk Frank Shrier, r. 509 Gough
McDaniel Eugene, clerk, r. 1825 Market
McDaniel Mary A., widow, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Chattanooga
McDaniels Annie Mrs., dressmaker, 1006 Pacific
McDauiels James K., compositor, r. 1006 Pacific
McDavitt Eliza A. Miss, shoefitter. r. 250 Perry
McDavitt Margaret, widow, r. 250 Perry
McDermit W. A., driver Potreroand B. V. RR., r. cor
Sierra and Kentucky
McDermott , tailor, r. 70 Jessie
McDermott Adelia Mrs, r. 1930 Jessie
McDermott Alice, widow, r. 40 Quinn
McDermott Annie Mitis, r. 1320 Stockton
McDermott Annie F. Miss, assistant Ewing Primary
School, r. 26 Turk
McDermott Bernard, laborer, r. 124 Perry
McDermott Bernard F., groceries and liquors, 132
Eleventh
McDermott Bernard J., commissary House of Cor-
rection
McDermott Bridget, widow, r. 14 Hayes
McDermott Catherine, widow, r. 1320 Stockton
McDermott Charles, r. 421 Natoma
McDermott Charles, molder Isaac H. Small, r. Clip-
per, bet Diamond and Douglass
McDermott Charles, patternmaker Pac. Iron WorkB
r. 34 Clementina
McDermott Charles Jr., carriage painter, r. 34 Clem-
entina
McDermott Charles F., blacksmith Union Iron Works,
r. 628 Brannan
McDermott Edward, laborer, r. W s Railroad Av. bet
Eleventh and Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
McDermott Edward, longshoreman, r. 214 Ritch
McDermott Edward F., catcher Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
N s Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
McDermott Francis J., plumber, r. 229 Clara
McDermott George, butcher James McDermott, r. 651
Stevenson
McDermott George, laborer, r. 1330 Washington
McDermott George W., blacksmith, r. 21 Minna
McDermott James, bricklayer, r. 134 Page
McDermott James, butcher, 142 Eighth, r. 672 Clem-
entina
McDermott James, carrier S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 214 Ritch
McDermott James, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
McDermott James, hooker Pac. Rolling Mills
McDermott James, hostler Josiah H. Swain, r. 141
Shipley
McDermott James, laborer, r. S s Greenwich, bet
Steiner and Pierce
McDermott James, laborer, r. 19 Natoma
McDermott James, laborer Presidio Reservation, r.
2331 Greenwich
McDermott James, laborer, r. 35 Welsh
McDermott James, tanner, r. 1040 York
McDermott James, teamster, r. 30 Stanford
McDermott James Jr., teamster, r. 43 Stanly PI
McDermott James A., engineer, r. 122 3^ Natoma
McDermott James C, molder Thomas H. Wagstaff, r.
W 8 Bond, bet Sixteenth'and Seventeenth
McDermott James T., framemaker and gilder, 1113
Market
McDermott John, bricklayer, r. 124 Tenth
McDermott John, carrier S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 214 Ritch
McDermott John, engineer Presidio Reservation, r.
3006 Fillmore
McDermott John, horsetrainer, r. 442 Clementina
McDermott John, laborer, r. 72 Brady
McDermott John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 917
Howard
McDermott John, painter, r. 421 Natoma
McDermott John, painter, r. Oriental Hotel
McDermott John, plumber and gasfitter, r. 1202 Ma-
son
McDermott John, tanner, r. 628 Brannan
McDermott John J., salesman, r. Abbotsford House
McDermott John K., clerk, r. 124 Tenth
McDermott John P., sergeant police, r. 1009 Golden
Gate Av
McDermott Joseph, first oflBcer bark Majestic, r. 125
Clinton , rear
McDermott Joseph, stamper George H. Tay & Co., r.
212 Broadway
McDermott Katie, widow, r. 1320 Mason
McDermott Lawrence C; laborer, r. N s Sierra, bet
Georgia and Michigan
McDermott Louisa, widow, r. 552 Bryant
McDermott Maggie Mrs., r. 208 Second
McDermott Margaret, widow, r. 12 Sherwood PI
McDermott Martin, laborer, r. 2314 Ji Larkin
McDermott Mary, widow, r. 1426 Broadway
McDermott Mary, cook, 2 Essex PI
McDermott Mary Miss, tailoress Julius Gensler, r.
628 Brannan
McDermott Michael, dairyman, N s Clipper, bet Dia-
mond and Douglass
McDermott Michael, seaman, r. 103 King
McDermott Minnie, domestic 12 Bernard
McDermott M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 28 Fifth Av
McDermott Nathaniel, clerk, r. 124 Tenth
McDermott Patrick, laborer, r. N s Filbert, nr San-
some
McDermott Patrick, longshoreman, r. 523 Mission
McDermott Patrick, patternmaker, r. 34 Clementina
McDermolt Patrick, teamster S. F. Sewer Pipe Assn,
r. 315 First
McDermott Peter J., laborer, r.'1012 Natoma
McDermott Robert, liquor saloon, W s San Bruno
Road, ur Yuba
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Washing Called for and Deiivered
OrFU'K. li-.t «i:.4RV HT.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OP AND DEALER TX COAI.. AND PIG IRON,
41 MuL-ivi'l Street, corner Spear.
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655
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McDermott Thomas, r. 2(> Turk
McDermott Thomas, catcher Pac. Rolling Mills
McDermott Thomas, driver Omnibus RR., r. 421 Na-
toma
McDermott Thomas, engineer, r. 538 Howard
McDermott Thomas, gardener, r. 923 Jones
McDermott Thomas, gardener George F. Silvester, r.
317 Washington
McDermott Thomas, iron molder, r. 141 Shipley
McDermott Thomas, laborer, r. 1014 Filbert, rear
McDermott Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r.
249 Minna
McDermott Thomas, waiter, r. 4 Hayes •
McDermott Thomas Jr., catcher Pac. Rolling Mills
McDermott Thomas F., upholsterer George Walcom,
r. 40.5 Natoma
McDermott Timothy, butcher, r. 5 Bowen's Block.
South S. F.
McDermott Timothy, laborer, r. 118 Clinton
McDermott William, clerk IMevada Bank of S. F., r.
124 Tenth
McDermott William, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 63 }4
Shipley
McDermott William, hackman.r. 15 Minna
McDermott William, laborer, r. 108!^ Shipley
McDermott William, machiuehand ^ason Springer &
Co., r, 730 Folsom
McDermott William, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
917 Howard
McDermott William, seaman P. M. SS. South Caro-
lina
McDermott William E., laborer, r. 435 Clementina
McDermott William F., boatman, r. S s Brosnan, bet
Valencia and Guerrero
McDermott William P., physician, office and r. 304
Bartlett
S3^ McDgrmott. See MacDermot and McDermit
McDevitt Alfred, clerk, r. 255 Clementina
McDevitt Andrew, contractor, r. 41(j Broadway
McDevitt Andrew, nightwatchman Cal. Cracker Co., r.
900 Green
McDevitt Andrew, tinsmith, r. lOfi Freelon
McDevitt Ann, widow, r. 7 J^ Verona
McDevitt Annie Miss, cloakmaker D. Samuels, r. 7}^
Verona
McDevitt Arthur, teamster R. D. Chandler, r. 1311
Kearny
McDevitr Catherine, widow, r. 646 Mission
McDevitt Charles, elevator tender, 320 Sansome, r. 646
Mission
McDevitt Cornelius, laborer, r. 138 Freelon
McDevitt Cornelius, teamster R. D. Chandler, r. 1311
Kearny
McDevitt Daniel, i. 26 Minna
McDevitt Edward, r. 814 Green
McDevitt Edward, teamster, r. 19 Washington
McDevitt Eleanor, widow, r. 1015 Union
McDevitt Frank, laborer, r. r. 7M Verona
McDevitt Frank P., compositor The Daily Report, r.
1015 Union
McDevitt Huglj, fireman S. F. Gas Light
McDevitt Hugh, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
McDevitt James, bakery, 504 Minna, r. 1709 Howard
McDevitt James, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 22
Clementina
McDevitt James, boxmaker, r. 646 Mission
McDevitt James, contractor, r. 911 Sansome
McDevitt James, macbinehand Uriah Segars, r. 49
Freelon
McDevitt James, moroccofinisher, r. 13 H Bryant Av
McDevitt James, printer Thomas Houseworth & Co.,
r. 242 Js Clara
McDevitt Jolin. boxmaker, r. 646 Mission
McDevitt John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 22
Clementina
McDevitt John, salesmau Martin Meussdorffer, r. NW
cor Greeu and Taylor
McDevitt Joseph F., pressman E. Detrick & Co., r. 646
Mission '
McDevitt Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 7^ Verona
McDevitt Maria, widow, r. 242 !<i Clara
McDevitt Mary, widow, bakery, 826}^ Twentieth
McDevitt Miciiael, blacksmiths' helper, r. 046 Mission
McDevitt Mirhael. laborer, r. 106 Freelon
McDevitt Minnie Miss, portrait painter, r. 1439 Polk
McDevitt Nellie Miss, seamstress, r. ,52 Natoma
McDevitt Patrick, tanner Bloch & Davidson, r. 13 M
Bryant Av
McDevitt Peter, hackman, r. NW cor Noe and Twenty-
third
McDevitt Philip, teamster, r. 4 Frederick
McDevitt Roweua Mrs., shoefitter, r. 1434 Valencia
McDevitt S. A.Mrs., widow ,'dreBS and cloak making,
1439 Polk
McDevitt Samuel, blacksmith, r. 4445^ Clementina
McDevitt Sarah, groceries, 220 Broadway
McDevitt Thomas, feeder Cal. Cracker Co., r. 900
Green
McDevitt William, laborer Pioneer Lead Works, r. 555
Natoma
McDevitt William, laborer, r. 1622 Pacific Av
McDevitt William, washer Adolph G. Roden, r. cor
Van Ness and Pacific Avs
McDevitt William H., teamster Bryden & Hinckley,
r. 138 Freelon
McDine James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
McDonald .carpenter, r. 276 Minna
McDonald , porter Horton & Baum, NW cor Bush
and Sansome
McDonald Adelaide Mrs., r. 1014 Montgomery
McDonald ^ueas, r. 113 Leidesdorflf
McDonald Albert B., stairbuilder, r. 2424 Pine
McDonald Alexander, r. 13 Stockton
McDonald Alexander, cigarmaker Dale Bros., r. 829
Nineteenth
McDonald Alexander, driver City BR., r. 1465 Minna
McDonald Alexander, harnessmaker William Davis,
r. 28 Turk
McDonald Alexander, helper Fulton Iron Works
McDonald Alexander, longshoreman, r. 313 Main
McDonaUi Alexander, master mariner, r. Montgom-
ery's Hotel
McDonald Alexander, master mariner, r. 810. Green-
wich
McDonald Alexander, shipwright, r. 408 Seventh
I McDonald Alexander C, engineer, r. 1521 Leaven-
j worth
I McDonald Alexander W., plumber, r. 640 Stevenson
I McDonald Allen, carpenter, r. 7135i Minna
McDonald Allen, laborer, r. W s First Av, bet Point
Lobos Av and A
McDonald Andrew, blacksmith Crittenden & McCue,
r. 9 Sumner
McDonald Andrew F., blacksmith, r. Twenty-third,
bet Alabama and Columbia
McDonald Andrew R., shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co.,
r. 53^ Grand Av
McDonald Angus, shipcarpenter, r. 53 Germauia
McDonald Annabel, groceiies, 120 Eighth
McDonald Annie, domestic 771 Mission
McDonald Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 148 Silver
McDonald Annie Miss, weaver, r. SW cor Larkin and
North Point
McDonald Anthony, ironmolder Savage & Sons, r. 221
Eleventh
McDonald Archibald,boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 648 Mission
McDonald Archibald, carpenter, r. 64Q Stevenson
McDonald Archibald, carpenter, r. Tuik St. Hotel
McDonald Bridget, widow, r. 20 Howard Court
McDonald Charles A., clerk Baker i: Hamilton, r.
2424 Pine
McDonald Charles C, framemaker Michael Walsh, r,
NE cor Twenty-second and Mission
McDonald Charles E. 8., real estate, r. 113 Leidesdorflf
McDonald Charles H., policeman, r. 318 Kearny
McDonald Daniel, assistant bookkeeper Keane Bros.,
r. 1129 Howard
McDonald Daniel, carpenter, r. 268}$ Tehama
McDonald Daniel, painter, r. 733 U Minna
McDonald David, seaman, r. 100k Jackson
McDonald Delia, domestic NW cor Fulton and Pierce
McDonald DeWitt L., r. 632 Eddy
McDonald Donald, bookkeeper Carroll, Abrams &
Carroll, r. 1321 Webster
McDonald Donald, carpenter, .r. 2922 Sacramento
McDonald Duncan, gardener, T. 3 Golden Court
McDonald Duncan, lecturer, r. 1814 Stevenson
McDonald Duncan, stevedore, r. E s Chenery, bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-firKt
McDonald Duncan F., warehouseman, r. 48 Jessie
McDonald E Miss, boarding, .'il8 Geary
McDonald E. Mrs., r. 121 Fulton
McDonald Edward, bricklayer, r. 424 Third
McDonald Edward, driver Central KR., r. 1057 Golden
Gate Av
McDonald Edward, junkdealer, r. 25 Janscn, rear
McDonald Edward, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
McDonald Edward, laborer Golden Gate Park
McDonald Edward, longshoreman, r. 508 Post
MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, PRIMAyEEA
JOHN WECMORE,
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McDonald Edward A., signpainter Jabez S. Swan r
641 Mission '
McDonald Edward J., clerk S. & G. Gnimp, r 508
Post
McDonald Effle Miss, compositor H. G. Parsons r
Oakland '
McDonald Eliza Miss, r. Abbotsford House
McDonald Elizabetli Mrs., r. 238 Jessie
McDonald Ellen, chambermaid Grand Hotel
McDonald Ellen, domestic 2300 California
McDonald Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 733X Minna
McDonald Ellen Mrs., gents' furnishing goods, 304
Sixth
McDonald E. M. & «o. (Ezekiel M. McDonald and Wil-
,^ T^^"™ ^- I'lumbe) mnfrs quartz mills, 25 Second
McDonald Ezekiel M. (E. M. McDonald & Co ) r 37
Second
McDonald P., boilermaker Kisdon 1. and L. Works
McDonald Felix, plasterer, r. 221 Tenth
McDonald Flora Miss, tailoress George Kuhn r cor
California and Steiner '
McDonald Frank, brassfinisher William T. Garratt r
39 Everett ' '
McDonald Frankle Miss, seamstress Henry Weil r
253 Minna ' '
McDonald Frederick A., fireman stmr Constance r
Oakland
McDonald Freeman, porter Grangers' Bank of Cal r
H Tay ■' ■
McDonald George, blacksmith, N s Channel, bet Sixth
and Seventh, r. 137 Third
McDonald George, blacksmith Atlas Iron Works, r. 505
Fell
McDonald George, examiner merchandise Custom
House, r. Berkeley
McDonald George, foreman Preston & McKinnon r
925 Minna ' '
McDonald George, laborer Pioneer Lead Works, r 411
Sansome
McDonald George, messenger, r. 223 Fulton
McDonald George, teamster, r. SE cor Baker and Gold-
en Gate Av
McDonald George F., carriagetrimmer, r 437 First
McDonald Harry J., waiter Henry Schwerin. r 710
Montgomery
McDonald Henrietta Mrs., proptr Potrero Hotel SW
cor Sierra and Louisiana '
McDonald Henry, blacksmith Kisdon I. and L Works
r. 27 De Boom '
McDonald Henry, student, r. 325 Ellis
McDonald Henry W., master mariner, r. 16 Russell
McDonald Hugh, laborer, r. 1182 Harrison
McDonald Hugh, shipcarpenter, r. 951 Harrison
McDonald J.,r. 519 Sacramento
McDonald J. Mrs., furnished rooms. 222}^ CFarrell
McDonald James, r. 221 Eleventh ^iJarreu
McDonald James, clerk Davis Bros., r. 148 Silver
McDonald James, fireman Palace Hotel, r. N s Vallev
bet San Jose Av and Dolores '
McDonald James, harnesscleaner, r. 145 Shipley
McDonald James, hostler, r. 1622 Pacific Av
McDonald James, laborer, r. 419 Natoma, rear
[ McDonald James, laborer, r. 2400 Bush
j McDonald James, machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works,
McDonald James, porter L. Radovich & Co, r 224
Fourth
McDonald James, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
McDonald James, foreman New York Stable r 145
Shipley
McDonald James C, boots and shoes. 536 Sixteenth
McDonald James F., carriagepainter Milo P Holmes
r. 161 Shipley '
M. Donald James H., shipcarpenter, r. Potrero Hotel
McDonald James J., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co.
r. 22 Willows Av
McDonald James J., shoemaker, r. 730 Minna
McDonald James M., stockbroker, r. 912 Union
McDonald Jasper, stockbroker, r. The Beresford
McDonald Jessie, domestic 410 Taylor
McDonald J. H., salesman Stein, Simon & Co r 419
Geary ' '
McDonald J. N. Mrs., r. 27 Fifth Av
McDonald J. F. & Co. (John F. McDonald and Henry
W. Gray) livery stablir. II-13 Webb
McDonald Johanna, widow, r. 1208 Union '
McDonald John, r. 722 Bush I
McDonald John (McDonald & Philbrook) r. 3 Seventh
McDonald John, assayer, r. 641 Mission
McDonald John, carpenter, r. 835 Mission !
McDonald John, compositor Mrs. L. G. Richmond &
Son
McDonald John, conductor, r. 250 Fourth
MeDonald John, deckhand tug Millen Griffith r 619
Second '
McDonald John, engineer stmr Constance, r. Oakland
McDonald John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sev-
enteenth Av and Q, South S. F.
McDonald John, hostler Henry Schwerin r Visita-
cion Valley
McDonald John, house and signpainter, 10 Taylor
McDonald John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
I MoDonald John, stableman Market St. RR., r. SE cor
I Henry and Castro
I McDonald John; shipcarpenter, r. N s Clipper bet
I Noe and Sanchez
j McDonald John, shoemaker, r. 6J^ Sherwood PI
I McDonald John, tailor, r. 222}^ O'Farrell
McDonald John, teamster Hancock & Kelso, r. SE cor
Sixteenth and Alabama
McDonald John, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
McDonald John A., machinist John R. Sims & Son
r. 7 Baldwin Court '
McDonald John A., salesman, r. 339 McAllister
McDonald John B., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
McDonald John'd, woolscourer Lardner & Lee r 15
Gilbert ' '
McDonald John E., carpenter Buckingham & Hecht
r. 79 West Mission
McDonald John E., driver N. B. and M. RR r 829
Folsom "'
McDonald John F. (J. F. McDonald & Co.) r. 509 Fell
McDonald John J., patternmaker George H Tav k
Co., r. 437 First • aj- s
McDonald John P., merchant, r. 622 Capp
McDonald John T., brassmolder, r. 211 Minna
McDonald John W., contractor, 234 Montgomery, room
McDonald John W., horseshoer, r. 961 Mission
McDonald John W., mining, r. 1814 Buchanan
McDonald Joseph, awning and tentmaker, 641 Mission
McDonald Joseph, boilermaker H, W. Rice r 145
Shipley ' '
McDonald Julia Mrs., liquor saloon, nr Ocean View
Station
McDonald Kate Miss, vice principal Franklin Gram
mar School, r. 1022 Twentieth
McDonald Kate E. Miss, r. 205 Taylor
McDonald Kittie Mrs., r. 270 Jessie
McDonald L., waiter, r. 716 Montgomery
McDonald Lawrence, hostler, r. 709 Jones
McDonald Lawrence, hostLer, r. Creedmore House
McDonald Lewis, farmer, r. 523 Taylor
McDonald Lillie, domestic 1128 Sutter
McDonald Louise, widow, r. 30 Twelfth
McDonald Luke, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
McDonald M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
McDonald Maggie, domestic 572 Harrison
McDonald Margaret, widow, furnished rooms 34 Na-
toma '
McDonald Margaret, domestic 1945 Geary
McDonald Marion J., stockbroker, r. The Baldwin
McDonald Mark L., capitalist, r. 739 Post
McDonald Mary, widow, r. 81 Stevenson
McDonald Mary Mrs., r. 39 Everett
McDonald Mary Mrs., r. 732 Folsom
McDonald Mary, domestic 1512 Leavenworth
McDonald Mary, domestic 44 Tehama
McDonald Mary Miss, operator Cahn, Nickelsburg &
t-^c, r. 34 Natoma
McDonald Maud Miss, shoefitter E. D. Nolan & Co
r. 15 Gilbert "'
McDonald Michael, r. 245 Perry
McDonald Michael, carpenter, r. 1409 Folsom
McDonald Michael, liquor saloon. 1633 Market
McDonald Michael, peddler, r. 7 Converse
McDonald Michael, teamster, r. 1 Boyd
McDonald Michael J., liquor saloon, 728 Brannan
McDonald Nancy S. Miss, r. 1114 Clay
McDonald Neil A., waiter, r. Sailors' Home
McDonald Neil T., drayman, r. 208 Eddy
McDonald Nellie, domestic 123 Haight
McDonald Nellie Miss, r. 27 >, Crocker
McDonald Nicholas, contractor, r. 2021 Geary
McDonald Patrick, bartender, r. 224 Fourth
McDonald PatricK, carpenter, r. 308 Minna
McDonald Patrick, laborer, r. 148 Silver
McDonald Patrick, lather, r. 223 Fulton
McDonald Patrick, sailmaker, r. 1024 Montgomery
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OFFICK. 64» 9IARKET STREET.
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McDonald Patrick, teamster, r. 1017 Battery
I>IcDoiiald Patrick A., coke, coal and charcoal,
809 Folsom, r. 811 Folsom
McDonald Patrick H., bronzer W. F. Wilson, r. 1G28
Devisadero
McDonald Patrick J , teamster Presiaio Reservation,
r. 14 Johnson Av
McDonald Peter A., machinist, r. 34 Xatoma
McDonald Reuben F.,springmaker, r. 730 Minna
McDonald R. H. , president Pacific Bank, NW cor
Sansoiue and Pine, r. Occidental Hotel
McDonald Robert, bed springmaker, r. 730 Minna
McDonald Robert, boilermaker Risdon 1. and L.
Works
McDonald Roderick, Master Mariners Ben. Assn, 413
Sutter
McDonald Ronald, mason, r. 240 Chattanooga
McDonald Ronald Jr., clerk, r. 240 Chattanooga
McDonald Rosanna, widow, r. 663 Minna
McDonald Sarah Mrs., r. 313 Main
McDonald Susan Miss, saleslady, r. 148 Silver
McDonald Terrence, coachman, r. N s Fifteenth, bet
Castro and Noe
McDonald Thomas, bartender M. J. McDonald, r. 11
Geneva
McDonald Thomas, laborer, r. Ocean View Station
McDonald Timothy, r. 11 Geneva
McDonald Timothy, expressman, SE cor Spear and
Market, r. 1825 Sutter
McDonald Timothy, laborer, r. 11 O'Farrell Alley
McDonald William, r. 37 M Sixth
McDonald William, boilermaker, r. 266 Brannan
McDonald William, driver A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
276 Jessie
McDonald William, night foreman City Cab and
Carriage Co.
McDonald William, porter, 40 California, r. 11 Tay
McDonald William H., r. 1025 Post
McDonald William H., driver Mutual Ice Co., r. 223
Fulton
McDonald William J., stableman Nucleus Stable, r.
276 Jessie
McDonald W. Smith, blacksmith, N s Channel, bet
Sixth and Seventh, r. 137 Third
McDonald W. T.. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
McDonald & Philbrook (John McDonald and Alonzo
K. Philbrook) liquors, SW cor Sixth and Market
K?"McDonald. See MacDonald and Macdonald
McDonell Archibald J., bookkeeper Bullion Mining
Co., r. 850 Market
McDonell Thomas K., civil engineer, r. 547 Mission
McDonell William, miner, r. 51 Stevenson
McDonnell Alexander, boilermaker, r. 2626 Bryant
McDonnell Andrew B., cook, r. 253 Stevenson
McDonnell Andrew, tinsmith, r. 103 King
McDonnell Annie, widow, r. 1130 Shotwell, rear
McDonnell Catherine A., widow, r. 4 Willow Av
McDonnell Edward, laborer, r. N a Green, nr Bat-
tery
McDonnell Henry, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
258 Brannan
McDonnell James, r. 4 Willow Av
McDonnell James, clerk Kennedy, Brennan & Co., r.
212 Valencia
McDonnell James J. , druggist, SE cor Sixth and
Market, r. 212 Valencia
McDonnell J. H., engineer stmr Onward
McDonnell John, teamster, r. 10 Warren Av
McDonnell John, tinsmith Holbrook,' Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 13 Isls
McDonnell John J., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. E 8 Castro, nr Fifteenth
McDonnell John M., laborer, r. 14 Natoma
McDonnell Martin, deckhand stmr Onward
McDonnell Mary, widow, r. 245 Clementina
McDonnell Mary A. Miae, seamstress, r. 227 Golden
Gate Av
McDonnell May Miss, r. 737 Ellis
McDonnell Michael, office 841 Market, r. 7.37 Ellis
McDoantU Michael, gardener Calvary Cemetery, r.
2106 O'Farrell
McDonnell Michael, laborer, r. 11 Freelon, rear
McDonnell Patrick, poultry, 10 Grand Central Mar-
ket, r. 2346 Washington
McDonnell Peter H., salesman O'Connor, Mo£fatt &
Co., r. 433 Geary
McDonnell Samuel A., apothecary G. G. Burnett, r.
621 Lombard
McDonnell Thomas, seaman P. M. SS. City of New
York
McDonnell Thomas, hackman, cor Fourth and Mar-
ket, r. 22 Park Av
McDonnell Thomas, laborer, r. 206 Ritch, rear
McDt)nnell W.,coalpa8ser P. C. SS. State of California
McDonnell William, porter P. M. SS. City of New
York
McDonnell William D., boilermaker, r. S s Gaven,
bet Merrill and King
McDonnick Mary, widow, r. 126 Langton
MoDonogh Festus, clerk James McDonogh, r. S 8
Army, nr San Bruno Road
McDonogh James, wholesale fruit and produce, 212
Washington, r. S s Army, nr San Bruno Road
McDonogh James Jr., clerk James McDonogh, r. S 8
Army, nr San Bruno Road
McDonough Miss, seamstress, r. 1029 Howard
McDonough Andrew T., cutter Gordan Brothers, r.
548 Minna
McDonough .\nthony, liquor saloon, 909)^ Folsom
McDonough Bridget, widow, groceries, 10 Jessie
McDonough Bridget Miss, waitress, NE cor Jackson
and Gough
McDonough Charles Q., porter John T. Cutting & Co.,
r. 1341 Howard
McDonough Etta Miss, seamstress Weil, Leiter & Co.,
r. 1029 Howard
McDonough Francis, longshoreman, r. 127 Jackson
McDonough H.attie Miss, milliner Mrs. S. Mish, r. 548
Minna
McDonough James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works
McDonough James, carriage painter, r. 161 Shipley
McDonough Jane, domestic 1007 Jackson
McDonough J., driver Potrero and B. V. RR.
McDonough John, clerk C. W. Fox, r. 528 Geary
McDonough John, laborer, r. 21 Morey Alley
McDonough John, laborer, r. 936}^ Folsom
McDonough John, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich,
bet Montgomery and Sansome
McDonough John, milkranch. Seventeenth Av, bet
R and S, South S. F.
McDonough John J., salesman Joe Poheim, r. 548
Minna
McDonough Julia, widow, r. 116 Jasper PI
McDonough Kate, nurse, 624 O'Farrell
McDonough Mark, laborer, r. 12 Ecker
McDonough Martin, cook, r. 1029 Howard
McDonough Martin, r. Columbia Hotel
McDonough Mary, widow, r. 548 Minna
McDonough Mary, widow, r. 161 Shipley
McDonough Mary, domestic 1716 Van Ness Av
McDonough Matthew, longshoreman, r. 159 Clara
McDonough Nora Miss, dressmaker, r. '2026 Filbert
McDonough Patrick, carpenter Presidio Reservation,
r. 1469 Minna
McDonough Patrick, policeman, r. 789 Stevenson
McDonough Peter, laborer, r. 19 Gilbert
McDonough Peter, laborer, r. 527 Dolores
McDonough Robert, salesman S. W.Rosenstock & Co.,
r. Occidental Hotel
McDonough Thomas, cook Pacific Club
McDonough Thomas P., liquor saloon, 325 Sansome,
r. 811 Mason
McDonough William T., shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., r. S s Greenwich, bet Sansome and Mont
BS^McDonough. See Macdonough
McDougal David R., rear admiral U. S. Navy, r. 58
South Park
McDougal Frederick S., clerk, r. 712 Bush
McDougal Mary, domestic 418 Post
McDougald John E., marble cutter, r. 409 Fourth
McDougald Thomas G., j'ardman S. P. RR., r. 409
Fourth '
McDougall B. & Son (Barnett and Charle.s C. McDou-
gall) architects, 330 Pine, rooms 61-62
McDougall Burnett (B. McDougall & Son) r. SW cor
Fulton and Devisadero
McDou^'^all Benjamin F., shirt cutter, r. 241 Ninth
McDougall Charles A., private detective and collector,
(i37 Kearnv, room 7, r. 241 Ninth
McDougall Charles C. (B. McDougall & Son)r. SW cor
Fulton and Devisadero
McDougall Daniel, blacksmith, r. SE cor Masonic Av
and Oak
McDougall Daniel Jr., engineer, r. SE cor Masonic Av
and Oak
McDcnigall Duncan, furnished rooms, 6.-)2 Market
McDougall John, painter, r. 509 Stevenson
McDougall Neil, boots and shoes. 3008 Mission, r. 517
Twenty-third
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II]V«"K1.EY, SPIEKS A HAYES, Fri^TON IROX WORKS. 213 Fremont Street
Jnabuufactnrers of ROCK BREAKERS, RETORTS and ROASTINC4 FURNACE*
McD
658
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McDougall Samuel P., liquor saloon, SB cor Fourth
and King
McDougall Thomas, speculator, r. 907 Howard
McDougall William F., bookkeeper ^tna Iron Works
r. 110 Fourth
B^ McDougall. See Dougal and McDougal
McDowell Alexander, painter, r. 1405 Mason
McDowell Archibald E., bookkeeper Pacific Free
Warehouse, r..l503 Washington
McDowell Delia, widow, furnished rooms, 105 Stock-
ton
McDowell Ella, widow, r. 1222 Leavenworth
McDowell George, shoemaker George C. Grimes r
827 Folsom,rear
McDowell Henry B., r. Black Point
McDowell Irvin, Major-General U. S. A., com-
manding Military Division Pacific and Depart-
ment of California, headquarters Presidio Keser-
vatlon, r. Black Point
McDowell Samuel (McDowell & Arguello) r. 418 Gol-
den Gate Av
McDowell Samuel H., clerk The A. S. Spenoe Co. r
1150 Market v/ ., i.
McDowell Thomas, fireman O. E. and N. SS City of
Chester
McDowell Thomas, seaman, r. 776 Bryant
McDowell Thomas W., grainer, r. 1412 Stockton
McDowell William, cook, r. 440 Third
McDowell William, show card writer, 114 Dupont
r. 3040 Sixteenth
McDowell & Ai-guello (Samuel McDowell and
J. E. Arguello) San Francisco Carpet Beating Ma-
chine, 1321-1323 Market
McDuff John, seaman, r. 212 Sleuart
McDuflJohn, tailor, r. 18 William
McDuffee Henry L., porter Lilienthal & Co., r 1807
Powell
McDuflin Anna Mrs., r. 311 Pacific
McDyer John, shoemaker, r. 660 lUission
McEachern Duncan, carpenter, r. 3 Morrell PI
McEachren Benjamin D. (McEachren & Eowe) r. 553
Jessie
McEachren & Eowe (Benjamin D. McEachren and
William H. Eowe) proptrs Pioneer Looking Glass
and Picture Frame Manufactoiv, 132 Main
McElearney Hugh, teamster, r. 1321 Harrison
McElearney James, drayman, and transfer agent,office
22-24 Fremont, r. 1321 Harrison
McElheney Alice, widow, r. 550 Jessie
McElheney John D., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co
r. 550 Jessie
McElheran Daniel W., teamster, r..l717 Mission
McElheran William D., blacksmith Frederick T Fei-
sel, r. 1717 Mission
McElhinny C, helper Eisdon I. and L. Works
McElhinny John, gardener, r. 2111 Larkin
McElhinny Patrick H., law and collection office 715
Clay, r. 2111 Larkin
McElhone Charles J., blacksmith's helper, r. 165 Sil-
ver
McElleny , laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Eighth
McEUeny Patrick, laborer, r. 909 Battery, rear
McEUigott George, cooper, r. cor Commercial and East
McEUigott James, laborer, r. 30 Gilbert
McEUigott Thomas, groceries and liquors, 719 Pacific
r. 825 Jackson '
McEUigott Thomas, laborer, r. 30 Gilbert
McEUigott William, driver City Prison van, r. 16 Ein-
con Av
McElrath Ellen, widow, r. 1326 Jackson
McElrath John E., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery
rooms 14-15, r. North Temescal
McElroy An(*rew, carpenter, r. 431 H Tehama
McElroy Catherine, widow, r. 1057 Howard
McElroy Catherine, varieties, 1407 J^ Folsom
McElroy Daniel, carpenter, r. i:n\ Tehama
McElroy George, ironmolder, r. 35 Jessie
McElroy Georgie D., widow, r. 913 Pine
McElroy Gravel Mining Co. (Calaveras Co<,Cal.) Lewis
Lillie secretary, 007 Washington
McElroy Harriet S., widow, r. SE cor Gough and
Union
McElroy H. B., clerk Ackerson, Moore & Co. r 519
Folsom
McElroy Hugh, blacksmith, r. 22 Rausch, rear '
McElroy Hugh, laborer, r. 917 Jones
McElroy Hugh, packer Altschul, Seller & Co., r. 641
Stevenson
McElroy J., helper Eisdon I. and L.Works
McElroy James, boatman, r. 224 Francisco
McElroy James, hackman. r. 630 Brannan
McElroy James, laborer, r. 1009 Minna
McElroy James, miner, r. 106 »^ Langton
McElroy James, teamster, r. 426 Seventh
McElroy James A., helper Eisdon I. and L. Works
McElroy James B., druggist, r. 32 Fourth
McElroy James G., physician, office and r. 822 How-
ard
McElroy James E., law student, r. SW cor Buchanan
and Haight
McElroy John, compositor Barry, Baird & Co., r.
Adams House
McElroy John, expressman, SW cor First and Mis-
sion, r. 13 Natoma
McElroy John, fireman Bay View Distillery, r. Nine-
teenth Av, bet G and H, South S. F.
McElroy John A., laborer, r. 3 Perry
McElroy Lizzie Mrs., housekeeper. 32 Fourth
McElroy Mary, domestic 30 McAllister
McElroy Michael, hostler, r. 625 Ivy Av
McElroy Oscar, drayman Wilson & Bro., r. 15073^
Market
McElroy P. J. (McElroy k Magner) r. 518 Fourth
McElroy Eobert, real estate agent, 519 Montgomery,
r. SW cor Buchanan and Haight
McElroy Eobert D., clerk Eobert McElroy, r. SW cor
Buchanan and Haight " ■
McElroy Susan M.. widow, r. 1427 Mission
McElroy Thomas, machinist Eisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 3 Perry
McElroy Thomas F., bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 161 Tehama
McElroy William, bartender J. W. Mahon, r. 2 Harri-
son Av
McElroy & Magner (P. J. McElroy and Max Magner)
groceries, 518 Fourth
McElwee David B., r. 12 Bourbin PI
McEueany Edward, chief engineer S. P. C. EE. stmr
Bay City, r. 244 Clara
McEnhill John M., laborer, r. 422 Seventh
McEnhill M. Miss, shoefitter Eosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 422 Seventh
McEnroe Henry, bartender Michael Borowsky, r. 433
Grove
McEnroe James, clerk Lippman Bros., r. 433 Grove
McEnroe John, shoemaker, r. 433 Grove
McEnroe Patrick, coremaker William T. Garratt. r.
433 Grove
McEnroe Thomas, teamster Michael Clark, r. 433
Grove
I McEnroe Thomas Jr., shoemaker, r. 433 Grove
I McEntee James J., machinist JStna Iron Works, r.
! 304 Jessie
' McEntee John, bagmaker J. J. Edmonds, r. 44 First
' McEntee John F., machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 24}<S
j Louisa
McEntee Terrence, teamster, r. 437 Tenth .
McEntee Thomas M., attorney at law, 520 Montgom-
ery, r. 929 Eighteenth
McEntie Owen, laborer, r. 513 Bush, rear
McEntire Esther Miss, dressmaker, r. 411 Oak
McEntire Patrick, assistant weigher Custom House.
r. 2228 Mission
McErlean John J., clerk M. A. Marron, r. 313 Fourth
McEvoy Cornelius, lather, r. Elcho House
McEvoy Daniel, driver, r. 36 Louisa
McEvoy Daniel, lather, r. 120 J<i Townsend
McEvoy David, hostler John Murphy, r. Ahlborn
House
McEvoy Dennis, plasterer, r. 315 Bryant
McEvoy Edward, baker Cal. Cracker Co, , r. 329 Val-
lejo
McEvoy Edward, waiter P. M. SS. Granada
McEvoy Frank, waiter, r. 311 Jessie
McEvoy James, engineer Sutter St. EE., r. 1422 Turk
McEvoy James, metalroofer, r. NW cor Alabama and
Twenty-fifth
McEvoy James, oiler O. and O. SS. Gaelic, r. 353
Grove
McEvoy James, rigger, r. 290 Union
McEvoy James, tinsmith, r. Elcho House
McEvoy John, laborer Eisdon I. and L. Works
M<Evoy John, shipcarpenter, r. 304 Fifth
McEvoy John W., tinsmith, r. 159 k. Clara
McEvoy Joseph, foreman Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
r. 336 Tenth
McEvoy Joseph, hostler John W. Murphy, r. Ahlborn
House
McEvoy Joseph, plasterer, r. 230 Langton
McEvoy Katie, domestic 316 Turk
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY '''»'"''*i?l."ctL'!"JL''S^li'v't»r':*''''''''»
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FORBIIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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McEvoy M. A. MiBS. dressmaker, 435 Jessie
McEvoy Michael, fireman C. P. RB, stmr Transit, r.
Washington Hotel
McEvoy Michael, fireman P. M. SS, South Carolina
McEvoy Michael, teamster Cal. Cracker Co., r. 329
Vallejo
McEvoy Peter, mattressmaker Joseph Fredericks &
Co.,r. 225 Green
McEvoy Peter M., enginee? Occidental Hotel, r. 102
Steiner
McEvoy Thomas, hoarding, 414 Folsom
McEvoy Thomas, laborer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 329 Val-
lejo
McEvoy Thomas V., gardener, r. C Jacoby PI
8^ McEvoy. See McAvoy
McEwen Andrew, helper Charles H. Leavitt, r. 170
First
McEwen Helen, widow, r. 7.'50 Folsom
McEwen James, president Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
NE cor Seventeenth and Valencia
McEwen John, r. 1303?^ Polk
McEwen Julia A., widow, r. 1520 Taylor
McEwen Warren L., chief deputy D. S. Marshal, r.
1318 Jones
McFadden , r. 13}^ Clinton
McFadden Charles A., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
445 Bryant
McFadden Daniel, shipjoiner, r. 331 Bryant
McFadden Edward, laborer, r. 1014 Minna
McFadden G., laborer Bisdon I. and L. Works
McFadden Henry A., compositor Barry, Baird & Co.,
r. 150 Clara
McFadden James, cook Donovan & O'Donnell, r.
1200 M Larkin
McFadden James J., plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 334
Shipley
: cFadden John, baggagemaster C. P. RR., r. 636 Mis-
sion
IV Fadden John, laborer, r. 1914 Taylor
M ^adden Kate Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Gram-
nar School, r. 1607 Turk
Mci ^dden Patrick, stevedore Chase & Wolff
McFadden Patrick C, foreman A. M. Simpson &
Bro., r. 1607 Turk
McFadden Samuel, driver N. Gray & Co., r. 641 Sac
McFadden Stephen, laborer, r. 334 Shipley
McFadden Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
McFadden Thomas, teamster, r. 1418 Devisadero
McFadden Timothy, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, r.
15 Hinckley
McFaddin Charles J., bookkeeper Tonite Powder Co.,
r. 327 Seventeenth
McFarlan Archibald R., workman coiner's dept TJ. S.
Mint, r. 410 Hyde
McFarlan Ellen, domestic 2301 Devisadero
McFarland Alonzo G., clerk Petaluma Transportation
Co., r. 712 Ellis
McFarland Benjamin, machinehand Jason Springer
& Co.. r. 1335 Howard
McFarland Bernard, scene painter Adelphi Theatre
McFarland C. Mrs., widow, r. 426 O'Farrell
McFarland Charles, carpenter, r. 74 Tehama
McFarland Cliarles, iipholsterer, r. 4 Medau PI
McFarland Cornelius, machinist Union Iron Works,
r. 1 Washington Av
McFarland David A., secretary Petaluma Transporta-
tion Co., r. 712 Ellis
McFarland Gardener, machinehand Jason Springer &
Co., r. 1335 Howard
McFarland Hugh, laborer, r. 84 Colton
McFarland Hugh, laborer Hugh Flynn, r. Potter, nr
Brady
McFarland James, bartender Dennis B. Devine, r. 507
Bush
McFarland James, ironmolder .S;tna Iron Works, r. 847
Howard
McFarland James, stone cutter Degan & Orford, r. 1
Howard Court
McFarland John, mate quarantine boat Governor Per-
kins, f . 2121 Jones
McFarland John, saddler, r. 121 Stockton
McFarland John B., clerk McAlester, Jones & Co., r.
2408 Folsom
McFarland Joseph B., housepainter, r. 2121Jones
McFarland N. F. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 2408 Folsom
McFarland Owen, driver N. B. and M. RE., r. 2408
Folsom
McFarland Peter, ironmolder Industrial Iron Works,
r. 30 Clinton
McFarland R. Mrs., widow, r. 512 O'Farrell
McFarland Robert, painter, r. 1421 Pine
McFarland Thomas A., president Petaluma Transpor-
tation Co., r. 712 Ellis
McFarlane Adam R., collector J. Dewing & Co., r. 420
Bush
McFarlane James, cabinetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co.
McFarlane James, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
543 Howard
McFarlane James Rev., r. 940 Howard
McFarlane John, boilermaker, r. 312 Eighth •
K^McFarlane. See Macfarlane
McFarley Nellie, domestic 119 Turk
McFaul James, teamster Horace Davis & Co., r. NE cor
Sixth and Townsend
McFaul John, hostler Spring Valley W.W., r. 565 Six-
teenth
McFeely Bernard, teamster Joseph Newbauer, r. 307
First
McFeely Frank W. . compositor, r. 523 Stevenson
McFeely Michael, painter and whitener,r. 2800 J4 Sac-
ramento
McFeely Michael, painter, r. 2200 Fillmore
McFettridge Hugh, machinist, r. 517 Hayes
McFoy Patrick, laborer, r. 232 J^ Fifth
McGaffagan Bernard, teamster, r. 909 Battery, rear
McGahan John, longshoreman, r. 32 Ohio
McGann Frank P., laborer, r. 137 Freelon
McGann James, liquor saloon, NE cor Fourth and
Branuan, r. 137 Freelon
McGann John, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 12 De
Boom
McGann Margaret, widow, r. 137 Freelon
McGann Patrick, peddler, r. N s Powhattan, nr San
Bruno Road
McGann Patrick H. (McGann & Co.) r. 250 Minna
McGann Thomas, r. 61 Natoma
IVfcGann William, bartender James McGann, r. 137
Freelon
McGann & Co. (Patrick H. McGann) hatters, 103 Sixth
McGannon Fred J., actor, r. 51 Third
McGarrahan James, shoefitter, r. 102 Jessie
McGarrigall Edward, carpenter C. P. RR., r. 5 Zoe,
rear
McGarrigall Edward J., painter C. P. RR., r. 5 Zoe,
rear
McGarrity Lucy Mrs., r. 123 Fourth
McGarrity Patrick, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r.
808 Mission
McGarvey Patrick, porter Max Wolf en & Co., r. 592
Stevenson
McGary Ed-ward, capitalist, office 310 Pine, room
47, r. 1035 Mission
McGary Edward Jr. (Allen, McGary & Co.) r. 1036
Mission
McGary Henry, tailor, r. 523 Kearny
McGary James, r. 1036 Mission
McGary John, photographer William Shew, r. 523
Kearny
BS" McGary. SeeMagary
McGaughey Francis, salesman Breeze & Loughran, r.
5 Vernon PI
McGaughey Ruel B., Post Otace Inspector, 320 San-
some, room 27
McGauley Eustace F., bookkeeper, r. 628 O'Farrell
McGauley James F., bookkeeper Savings and Loan
Society, r. 628 O'Farrell
McGauley J. N. Mrs., widow, private school, 628
O'F'arrell
US' McCauley. See Macauley, McAuley and McCau-
ley
McGeary Eliza Miss, millinery, 240 J^ Sixth
McGeary Hugh, boilermaker Pac. Iron Works, r. 422
Fremont
McGeary John, carpenter and builder, r.ll35 Mission
McGee Adam, r. N s Twenty-third, near Sanchez
McGee Bernard J., assistant janitor Custom House,
r. 4 M Langton
McGee Bridget, domestic 226 Eleventh
McGee Celia, chambermaid Golden Eagle Hotel
McGee Ellen, widow, r. 323 Twenty-seventh
McGee Francis, porter Straus, Kohnstamm & Co., r.
18.M) Stevenson
McGee Francis A„ mining secretary, 32 Merchants
Exchange, r. 1908 Buchanan
McGee Harry C, clerk Laugley & Michaels, r. 1908
Buchanan
McGee Hugh, shoemaker, r. 1 Brady
McGee James, burnisher Rosenthal, Feder & Co
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McGee John, bellman Grand Hotel
McGee John, laborer, r. 67^ Shipley
McGee John, seaman, r. 328 Drunxm
McGee John, teamster J. Morton & Co.
McGee John B., mining, office 206 Kearny, r. 809 Bush
McGee John J., assistant foreman Engine No. 6, 8. F.
D., and hardware, 309 Sixth
McGee John P., laborer, r. 145 Shipley
McGee John T., r. 534 Geary
McGee Kate, domestic 611 Chestnut
McGee Kate Miss, laundress, r. 647 Mission
McGee Micajah E., stableman Henry Washburn, r.
2728 Howard
McGee Patrick, real estate, r. 1013 Jackson
McGee Peter, laborer, r. S s Thirty-first, nr Chenery
McGee Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s Ran-
dall, bet Dame and Palmer
McGee Richard J., carriagetrimmer, r. 1143 Folsom
McGee Thomas (Sullivan, McGee & Co.) r. 571 Six-
teenth
McGee Thomas, clerk Robinson, Olney & Byrne, r. 4Jj
Langton
McGee Thomas Mrs., fancy goods, 1155 Folsom
McGee Thomas J., trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele,
r. 323 Twenty-seventh
McGee Thomas W., baker, r. 1155 Folsom
8^"McGee. See Magee
McGeehan Cornelius, compositor Spirit of the Times,
r. 413 Clementina
McGeehan Hugh, machinist, r. 29 Pearl
McGeehan Josejih, compositor, r. 512 Bush
McGeeney Bridget, widow, r. 1415 Jackson
McGeeney Edward P., pressman, r. 1415 Jackson
McGeeney Thomas, cigarmaker I. S. Rosenbaum &
Co.. r. 1415 Jackson
McGeeney William H., bookbinder John B. Mclntyre,
r. 1415 Jackson
McGenity Dennis, teamster S. F. Sewer Pipe Assn, r.
315 First
McGeoghegan Jolin T. , mining secretary, 318
Pine, room 13, r. 510 Seventeenth
McGeorge John W., clerk Yates & Co., r. Oakland
McGeorge William C, clerk George C. Pratt, r. 122
Turk
McGeough James, stonecutter, r. 908 Sansome
McGerr Mary, domestic 2315 Bush
McGettigan William, coalpasser P. M. SS. Colima
McGibben Robert, machinist Risdonl. and L. Works,
r. 12 Vincent
McGiffln James, cabinetmaker W. J. Heney & Co., r.
1217 3^ Howard
McGiffin Joseph, solicitor, r. 1519 Sacramento
McGill Alfred A., clerk H. H. Snow, r. 509 Steiner
McGill Daniel, peddler, r. 65 Jessie
McGill George, porter S. McHenry & Co., r. 229 Bart-
lett
McGill H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mills
McGill Henry M., attorney at law, 58 Montgomery
Block, r. 509 Steiner
McGill Howard, carpenter, r. 229 Bartlett
McGill Hugh, blacksmith, r. 235}^ Perry
McGill Hugh, wood and coal, 110-112 Clara, r.NW cor
Fourth and Clara
McGill Joseph, r. 229 Bartlett
McGill Joseph Jr., carpenter, r. 229 Bartlett
McGill R., r. 1723 Jessie
McGill Robert E., Custom House broker, r. 1927 Geary
McGill Thomas, signpainter, r. 229 Bartlett
McGill Walter, shipping clerk Pac. Saw Mnfg Co., r.
1723 Jessie
*S-McGill. See Magill
McGillan Mary, widow, r. 308 Clementina
McGillan Patrick, plumber, r. 38 Jessie '
McGillan Roger, furnished rooms, 217 Minna
McGilley Patrick, plasterer, r. 16 Rausch
McGUlicuddy Eugene, expressman, cor Fifth and
Market, r. 1204 Howard
McGilllcuddy John, glassblower, r. 807 Braunau
McGillicuddy John, machinist, r. 101 Tehama
McGillin Frank, hackman, r. 22 Moss
McGillin Margaret, apprentice Catherine Gilligan, r.
22 Moss
McGillin Sarah, domestic 45 Russ
McGilloway Neal, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 624 Fourth
McGilly Rose, domestic 813 Sutter
McGilvery Angus, carpenter, r. 8 s Eugenia, nr Pros-
pect Av
McGilvery Richard, conductor Presidio RR., r. 1420
Broadway, rear
McGilvery Thomas, clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Co., r. 1420 Broadway, rear
McGilvray James B., receiver Sutter St. RR., r. 1304 J$
Polk
McGilvray John, Joiu-. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
McGilvray John, shoemaker, r. 318 Pacific
McGinerty Frank J., painter Bernard Brady, r. 931
Market
McGinerty Josie Miss, r. 550 Mission, rear
McGinerty P. Harry, grainer. r. 221 Ritch
McGinley Dennis, laborer Savage & Son, r. 19 Geneva
McGinley Henry, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r.
310 Main
McGinley John F., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
McGinley Katie Miss, cigarettemaker, r. 909 Battery
McGinley Robert, fireman, r. 441 Clementina
McGinley Timothy, teamster, r. 909 Battery, rear
McGinn A. Mrs., stamping, 218 O'Farrell
McGinn Eugene, varnisher James McGinn, r. 461 Ste-
venson
McGinn George, shoemaker, r. 1557 J^ Market .
McGinn Janieg, undertaker, 863 Market, r. 1802
Ellis
McGinn James Jr., clerk James McGinn, r. 463 Steven-
son
McGinn Joseph, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1557 3^ Market
McGinn Patrick, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 170
Howard
McGinn Patrick H., cof&ntrimmer James McGinn, r.
1802 Ellis
McGinn Thomas, cofflumaker James McGinn, r. 1017
Kearny
McGinness Catherine, widow, r. 31 Minna
McGinness Charles J., typedresser Painter & Co., r. 31
Minna
McGinness Edward, boilermaker, r. 1332 Harrison
McGinness George, barber, r. 37 Sacramento
McGinness George T., clerk general freight office C.
P. RR., r. 207 Turk
McGinness Margaret, widow, r. 511 Minna
McGinness Michael, laborer, r. 528 Howard
McGinness R., r. 328 Bartlett
McGinney Frank T., saddler Main & Winchester, r.
304 Lily Av
McGinney John H., blacksmith P. J. O'Brien & Sons,
r. 728 McAllister
McGinney Margaret, widow, r. 728 McAllister
McGinney Patrick, cooper, r. 728 McAllister
McGinnis Annie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
McGinnls Christopher, patternmaker, r. 334 Eigh-
teenth
McGinnis D. M., musician, r. 838 Market
McGinnis Edward, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Alabama and Twenty-fourth
McGinnis Hugh J., cloakmaker, 604 Merchant, r. 69
Fourth
McGinnis James, nightmessenger American Dist. Tel.
Co., branch, 833 Sutter, r. 25J<s Fifth Av
McGinnis James, teamster Levy Summerfleld, r. 29
Nevada
McGinnis James C, policeman, r. 25 J^ Fifth Av
McGinnis James H., seaman, r. 38 Mary
McGinnis John, r. 142 J^ Shipley
McGinnis John, canvasser, r. 909 Folsom
McGinnis John, laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
McGinnis John, teamster, r. 1313 Octavia
McGinnis John, patternmaker Risdonl. andL. Works,
r. 41 Tehama
McGinnis Lawrence, shoemaker, r. 427 Pacific
McGinnis Mary A. Miss, shirtmaker, r. 713 Mission
McGinnis Mary E. Miss, operator American Dist. Tel.
Co., r. 25}^ Fifth Ai
McGinnis Maggie, domestic 2127 California
McGinnis Michael, laborer, r. N s Waller, bet Oc-
tavia and Laguna
McGinnis Thomas, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.
909 Folsom
McGinnis Thomas, mnf rand dealer saddlery, harness,
etc., 775 Market, r. 521 J^ Fell
K^McGinnls. See Magennls and McGinness
McGintiss James, blacksmith, r. 130 Wildey
McGinty James, tiremaa P. C. SS. Senator
McGiuty James, shoemaker, r. 1412 Kearny
McGlnty J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 31 Merchant
McGluty John F. Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's
Cathedral, r. 628 California
McGinty Patrick, laborer, r. 119 Gilbert
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661
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McGinty Patrick, shoemaker, r. 173 Minna
McGivern Edward, clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r
381 Dolores
McGivern James, clerk Frank Bi-os., r. 702 Post
McGivney Edward, laborer, r. 509 Minna
McGivney James E., painter, r. 509 Minna
McGivney Michael, seaman, r. 10:U Montgomery
McGivney P., plumber Presidio Reservation
McGivney Thomas, Ironworker Fulton If on Works, r.
Oakland
McGlade Daniel A., submarine diver, r. 327 Tehama
McGladery Mary Miss, matron Ladies Protection and
Relief Soc, E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
McGlashen Jennie, widow, r. 810 McAllister
McGlauflin Lewis W. (E. F. Bent & Co., and Bangs,
W'alkington & Co.) r. 2626 Sacramento
McGlenen Joseph, mining^ ofiBce 320 Sansome, room
52, r. Oakland
McGlennon Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 422 Fremont
McGlew Thomas, mining engineer, r. 1575 Folsom
McGlew Thomas V., assaj-er, r. 1575 Folsom
McGlinihy Edward, laborer S.F. Gas Light Co., r.538
Howard
McGlinchy Michael, teamster Dunsmuir, Diggle &
Co., r. 823 Montgomery
McGlinchy Patrick, clerk, r. 13 J<; ParkAv
McGlinn Patrick, proptr Rhode Island Livery Stable,
126 Fourth, r. 17 Powell
McGlone Daniel, expressman, cor Mission and Beale,
r. 70 Minna
McGloce Daniel, hostler City RR., r. 15 Ridley
McGlone Jacob, cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. S s
Fell, bet Scott and Devisadero
McGlone James, contractor, r. S s Fell, bet Scott and
Devisadei-o
McGlone James, shoemaker, r. 660 Mission
McGlone James H., salesman, r. E 8 Moultrie, nr
Crescent Av, B. H.
McGlone Maggie, domestic 511 McAllister
McGlone Mary, furnished rooms, 70 Minna
McGlone Thomas, laborer, r. 2418 Geary
McGlyun Charles J., note teller Hibernia Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 1208 Mission
McGlynn Frank, r. 1910 Dupont
McGlynn James, laborer, r. 807 Bay
McGlynn James, ironmolder, r. 2 Beale PI
McGlynn James C, assistant License Collector, r.l208
Mission
McGlynn John, baker, r. 3 Rausch
McGlynn John, driver Wells, Fargo & Co's Express,r.
22*1 Eleventh
McGlynn Patrick, hackman, r. 27 3^ Zoe
McGlynn Patrick, laborer, r. 2 Beale PI
McGlynn Peter J., general ticket and passenger
agent San Francisco and North Pacific RR., 430
Montgomery, r. 1208 Mission
McGlynn Thomas, helper melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 221 Eleventh
McGlynn Thomas, policeman, r. 654 Folsom
McGoldrick Daniel, fireman S.P. 0. RE. stmr Garden
City, r. 218 Fair Oaks
McGoldrick John, tramster, r. 29 Freelon
McGoldrick Patrick, stevedore, r. N s Twenty-third,
bet Sanchez and Noe
McGoldriik William, catcher Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
W 8 MaryLind, bet Sierra and Humboldt
McGoldrick William, stevedore, r. N s Twenty-third,
bet Sanchez and Noe
McGonigle Mrs., widow, r. 41 Clarence PI
McGonigle Catherine, widow, r. 324 Green
McGonigle Charles, teamster Littlefield, Allison &
Co., r. 324 Green
McGonigle Cornelius, teamster Joseph Newbauer, r.
41 Natoma
McGonigle Daniel, carpenter, r. 429 Geary
McGonigle Dennis, teamster R. D. Chandler, r. 5
Bartol
McGonigle Frances Miss, tobacco stripper, r. 217
Perry
McGonigle Hugh, laborer, r. 217 Perry
McGonigle John, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 324
Green
McGonigle John, engineer, r. 429 Geary
McGonigle John, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.730
Clementina
McGonigle Michael, cook, r. 636 Commerotal
McGonigle Michael, laborer, r. 911 Sansome
McGonigle Patrick, laborer, r. 43 Natoma
McGonigle Patrick C, boUermaker, r. 548 Howard
McGonigle Philip, r. 24 Clarence PI
McGonigle Robert Mrs., widow, r. 429 Geary
McGonigle Susan, laundress S. F. Laundry, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
McGonigle Timothy, teamster Anderson & Fredericks
McGoorty Eugene, cook, r. 625 Clay
McGorrv Catherine, widow, r. 1216 Alabama
McGorry John J., driver Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D.,
r. 101 Commercial
McGorry Mary, domestic 547 Folsom
McGorty Hugh, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
California, nr Broderick
McGorty Robert, seaman P. M. SS. City of Peking
McGough Frank H.. clerk Nucleus House, r. 238
Jessie
McGough John, stevedore George Whitney
McGough Patrick, stevedore George Whitney
McGoveru Arthur, r. 37 Minna
McGovern Benedict Rev. , clergyman Domini-
can Monastery, r. NW cor Bush and Steiner
McGovern Bernard, molder, r. 220 Minna
McGovern Cecilia Miss, r. 620 }{ Minna
McGovern Charles C, physician, office 9 Geary, r.l577
Folsom
McGovern Charles J., r. 1.577 Folsom
McGovern Eliza Miss, r. 225 Page
McGovern Ellen, domestic 530 Pine
McGovern Ellen, domestic 2410 Folsom
McGovern Fanny Miss, tailoress, r. 502 Fell
McGovern Frank, cook, r. 724 Howard, rear
McGovern Frank, salesman P. J. McGovern, r. 2
Hoflf Av
McGovern Frank, waiter, r. Columbia Hotel
McGovern Francis, clerk, r. Huettmann's Hotel
McGovern James, laborer Mount St. Joseph's Infant
Asylum, South S. F.
McGovern James, teamster, r. NW cor Polk and Lom-
bard
McGovern John, clerk Commercial Hotel, r. 1222
Kearny
McGoveru John, lather, r. 210 Minna
McGovern John, milkman, NW cor Polk and Lombard
McGovern John F., molder, r. 9 Natoma
McGovern Maggie Miss, clerk, r. 620 J^ Minna
McGovern Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 502 Fell
McGovern Michael, longshoreman, r. 1310 H Mont-
gomery
McGovern Nellie Miss, shoefitter, r. W s Dolores, bet
Twenty-eighth and Duncan
McGovern Peter J. , groceries and dairy produce,
2925-2927 Sixteenth, r. 2 Hoff Av
McGovern Philip, laborer, r. W s Dolores, bet Twen-
ty-eighth and Duncan
McGovern Pbilip, liquor saloon, NE cor Market
and Kearny, r. 317 O'Farrell
McGovern Philip, liquor saloon, 330 Sixth
McGovern Philip H., contractor, r. 6203^ Minna
McGovern Richard, seaman brig Tanner, r. 541 Second
McGovern Rosa, widow, r. 502 Fell
McGovern Sttphen, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
McGovern Tessie Miss, tailoress, r. 502 Fell
McGovern Thomas, teamster, r. NW cor Polk and
Lombard
McGowan Andrew, shoemaker, r. 14 Russell
MoGowan Bartholomew, laborer, r. 8 Hartmann
McGowan Bernard, laborer, r. 513 Howard
McGowan Bridget, widow, r. 9 Taylor
McGowan Charles M., clerk G. Frank Smith, r. Oak-
land
McGowan Cornelius, street contractor, r. 1024 Capp
McGowan Dominick, shoemaker Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 1021 Twentieth
McGowan Eleanor D., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1209
Powell
McGowan George W., packer J.A.Folger & Co., r. 1571 Ji
Market
McGowan James, stairbuilder, 223 Mission, r. 790 Fol-
som
McGowan James C, bricklayer, r. Turk St. Hotel
McGowan John, laborer, r. 520 Geary
McGowan John, secondhand books, 352 Third, r. 156
Clara
McGowan John, tinsmith, r. E s California Ay, nr
Fair Av, B. H.
McGowan John Jr., blacksmith, r. 520 Geary
McGowan John A., patternmaker Union Iron Works,
r. 311 Franklin
McGowan Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 316 Minna
McGowan Mary, widow, r. 9 Salmon
McGowan Mary Miss, compositor, r. 22 34 Lewis
McGowan Matilda, widow, r. 15713^ Market
WINDOW SHADES
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE
Wmdow SHailes lor Residences, stores, Offices, etc,
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645 Market St.
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INCKI.EY, »iPIKRS Jk HATES, FlTl,TON IRON WORKS, 213 Fremont Kt.,
Slauufacturers of SAW MlliXi aiACUINERlT anU SIlIKOIiJe 3IA<'ITINKS.
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662
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McGo-wan Matthew, builder, r. 614 Linden Av
McGowan Matthew, laborer, r. E s California Av, nr
Fair Av, B. H. •
McGowan Michael, bootblack, 420 O'Farrell, r. 22 Jj
Lewis
McGowan Michael, laborer, r. 10 Bi-yant Av
McGowau Michael, laborer, r. Hi Seventh
McGowan Patrick, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r.
907 Bra;niiau
McGowan Patrick, laborer, r. 9% Boardman PI
McGowau Patrick, shoemaker, r. 607 Battery
McGowan Patrick, stableman City RR., r. 8 Ridley
McGiiwan Patrick A., insurance agent, r. 311 Frank-
lin
McGowan Peter, hackmau Plaza, r. 2017 Dupont
McGowan Philip E., marble cutter, r. 444; Seventh
McGowan P. J., r. Columbia Hotel
McGowan Robert, bricklayer, r. Turk St. Hotel
McGowan Sarah Mrs., groceries, 156 Clara
McGowau Terrence M., compositor Francis, Valen-
tine & Co., r. 444 Seventh
McGowan Thaddeus, salesman M. Miller & Co., r.
Turk St. Hotel
McGowan Thomas, butcher, r. 520 Geary
McGowan Thomas, foundryman, r. 512 Mission
McGowan Thomas A., clerk H. H. Lowenthal, r. 14
Russell
McGowan T. J., laborer A. E. Buckman
McGowan William W., expressman, SE cor Dupont
and Clay, r. 712 Howard
McGowau Winfield J., carpenter Michael Walsh, r.
790 Folsom
McGown Charles D., bookkeeper Hanley & Snow, r.
4 Essex PI
McGowii Clara A. Miss, teacher music, r. 4 Essex PI
McGown John E., r. 4 Essex PI
McGown Lee, r. 4 Essex PI
McGrain James, stableman City RR., r. 1805 Mission
McGrain Mary, widow, r. 1715 Pierce
McGranaghan Hugh, yardman Dunsmuir, Diggle &
Co., r. 619 East
McGranaghan Joseph, carpetcutter Frank Q. Ed-
wards, r. SW cor Noe and Fourteenth
McGranaghan Joseph, teamster, r. 724 Front
McGrane H. & Co. (Hugh McGrane) groceries and
liquors, 874 Folsom
McGrane Hugh (H. McGrane & Co.) r. 862 J4 Folsom
McGrane John, shoemaker, r. 17 Anthony
McGrath Anuie Miss, r. 18b0 Market
McGrath Arthur, molder, r. 134 Fourth
McGrath Benjamin, boilermaker, r. 210 Langtot, rear
McGrath Catherine, domestic 1409 Powell
McGrath Catherine, widow, r. 327 Green
McGrath Catherine M. T., widow, r. 29 Everett
McGrath Daniel, clerk Post Office, r. 244 Minna
McGrath Edward, marble works, 935 Market, r. 112
Oak
McGrath Elizabeth, widow, r. 904 Jackson
McGrath Ellen, widow, r. 905 Folson
McGrath George, stevedore, r. 107 Chambers
McGrath James, r. Columbia Hotel
McGrath James, cooper, r. 21 Lasba
McGrath James, miner, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
McGrath James, shoemaker, r. 1234 Folsom
McGrath James H., cooper MattuUath MnfgCo.,r.
348 Twenty-fourth
McGrath Johanna, widow, r. 337 Duncan
McGrath John, r. 512 Howard
McGrath John, canvasser, r. 928M Folsom
McGrath John, driver Eureka Brewery, r. SE cor Mis-
sion and Sixteenth
McGrath John, expressman, r. 178 Lombard
McGrath John, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 254M
Clara
McGrath John, laborer, r. 318 Pacific
McGrath John, laborer Empire Foundry, r. 308 Fol-
som, rear
McGrath John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
McGrath John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 216 Sliotwell
McGrath John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 14 Sher-
wood PI
McGrath John, longshoreman, r. 513 Howard
McGrath John, salesman Kennedy, Brennau & Co., r.
320 Third
McGrath John, shipjoiner Thomas Vice, r. Oakland
McGrath John J., carpenter, r. 332 Valley
McGrath John J., clerk Edward McGrath, r. 112 Oak
McGrath John J., expressman, r. 43 Germania
McGrath John M., machinist, r. 19 Adelaide PI
McGrath John T., r. NE cor Greenwich and Taylor
McGrath Joseph E., carriage painter Walcom, Qowan
& Coffee, r. 424 Hayes
McGrath Joseph E. Jr., tent helper E.Detrick & Co.,
r. 424 Hayes
McGrath Joseph J., sawyer A. M. Jewell & Co., r.
116.?^ Freelon
McGrath Lawrence, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r.
437 Shipley
McGrath Lawrence J., clerk Nolan Bros., r. 521 Na-
toma
McGrath Mary, domestic 1.510 Larkin
McGrath Mary, widow, r. 521 Natoma
McGrath Mary, shirtmaker, r. 19 Adelaide PI
McGrath Mary Ann, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
McGrath Matthew, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 11 Austin
McGrath Maud Miss, booksewer A. J. Leary, r. 716
Natoma
McGrath Michael, hackman, r. 19 Adelaide PI
McGrath Michael, laborer, r. S s Precita Av, opp
Columbia, B. H.
McGrath Michael, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
McGrath Michael F., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
208 Seventh
McGrath Owen, wood and coal, 2938 Mission
McGrath Patrick, calker, r. 139 J6 Clara
McGrath Patrick, coalpasser P. M. SS. South Caro-
lina
McGrath Patrick, laborer, r. 210 Langton, rear
McGrath Patrick, seaman, r. S s Nineteenth, nr Noe
McGrath Patrick, shoemaker, r. 529 Natoma
McGrath Patrick F., bakery, 135 Fifth
McGrath Patrick H., clerk, r. 31 Clinton Park
McGrath Patrick H., shoemaker M. F. Casey, r. New
Continental Hotel
McGrath Peter (McGrath k Brother) r. cor Sixteenth
Av and J
McGrath Richard, porter Carroll, Abrams & Carroll,
r. 251 Stevenson
McGrath Stephen A., porter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 22 O'Farrell
McGrath Terrence T., conductor N. B. and M. RR., r.
837 Folsom
McGrath Thomas, cooper, r. 320 Third
McGrath Thomas, expressman, cor Washington and
Montgomery, r. 356 Grove
McGrath Thomas, groceries and liquors, 1151 Harri-
son
McGrath Thomas, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
McGrath Thomas, laborer, r. N s Day, bet Church and
Sanchez
McGrath Thomas, longshoreman, r. 10 Jackson
McGrath Thomas F., engineer Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 337 Duncan
McGrath Thomas F., policeman, r. 178 Lombard
McGrath William (McGrath & Brother) r. cor Six-
teenth Av and J
McGrath William, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
McGrath William, laborer, r. 414 Folsom
McGrath William, millhand Hobbs. Wall & Co., r. 905
Folsom
McGrath William, upholsterer, 1015 Folsom
McGrath & Brother(William and Peter)marble works,
1061 Market
McGraw David F., carpenter, r. 204 Central Av
McGraAv Eldward W., attorney at law, 318 Cali-
fornia, rooms 15-16, r. 1132 Twenty-first
McGraw William, ice /;ream maker R. R. Swain, r. 115
Natoma
B£?" McGraw. See Magrath and McGrath
McGreal Michael, bartender P. McGreal, r. SW cor
Bryant and Seventh
McGreal Patrick, liquor saloon, SW cor Bryant and
Seventh
McGreal Sarah, domestic 1039 Mission
McGreeha Thomas, bartender P. Collins, r. NW cor
Mission and First
McGreehan Frank, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 23k
Minna
McGreevy Ann, widow, r. 210 Van Ness Av
McGreevy Charles, clerk, r. 210 Van Ness Av
McGreevy Edward, laborer, r. 540 Mission
McGreevy Elizabeth J. Miss, assistant Mission Pri-
mary School, r. 210 Van Ness Av
McGreevy John, policeman, r. 139 Bartlett
McGreevy John J., laborer Cal. Glass Works, r. 524
Hayes
McGreevy John J., hamessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 136 Bartlett
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McG-reevy Joseph, teamster, r. 210 Van Ness Av
McGreevy Joseph Edward, clerk, r. 210 Vau Ness Av
McGreevy Michael, bricklayer, r. 1311 Filbert
McGreevj- Richard, clerk, r. 210 Van Ness Av
McGregor Alexander, blacksmith E. Soule, r. 729 Bry-
ant
McGregor Alexander, miner, r. lack House
McGregor Charles M., engineer, r. 2311 Larkin
McGregor Duncan, engineer O. andO. SS. Gaelic, r. 53
Natonia
McGregor Ellen Miss, r. 441 Minna
McGregor James, liquor saloon, 242 Braunan
McGregor Josephine, widow, r. 30 Stone
McGregor Josiah, cook, r. Portland Lodging House
McGregor Mary, widow, laundress, r. 1611 Gearj'
McGregor Robert E., clerk Evening Post, r. Oakland
McGregor William, blacksmith Frederick Krajewski,
r. 441 Minna
McGrew Archibald F., stockbroker, r. 2607 Post
McGrew J. Milton, newspaper clerk Post OfiBce, r. 644
Jessie
McGrew William K., reporter Morning Call, r. 503
Folsom
McGrill Patrick H.. carpenter, r. 530 Fifth
McGrill Thomas, signpainter Jabez S. Swan, r. 229
Bartlett
McGrorey Hugh, laborer, r. 1 Chesley
McGrorey Owen J., teamster William Kerr, r. 905
Battery
McGrorey Thomas, liquor saloon, 36 Second, r. 427
Twenty-ninth
McGrorey Thomas, watertender P. M. SS. Granada
McGrorey William, tanner, r. SE cor Sixth and Bran-
nan
McGruder Kate Mrs. (Kennedy & McGruder) r. 915
Market
McGruder Lawrence, r. 915 Market
McGuckin Daniel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
McGue W'illiam (Harvey & McGue) r. 118 Post
McGuerny Michael, longshoreman, r. 37 Natouia
McGuffick John, r. 303 Third
McGuffick William, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 54 First
McGuigau Anue, widow, r. 715 Davis
McGuigan James, laborer, r. 1621 Leavenworth
McGuigan John, fitter Architectural Iron Works; r. 21
Boardman PI
McGuire , longshoreman, r. 15 Bridge
McGuire Anthony, blacksmith, r. E s Marshall, nr
Silver Av, College Homestead
McGuire Arthur, stairbuilder, 726-730 Bryant, r. N s
Sixteenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
McGuire Arthur W., stair builder Arthjur McGuire, r.
N s Sixteenth Av, bet P and Q, Soilth S. F.
McGuire Benjamin, brakeman C. P. RR., r. 319 (ireen
McGuire Bernard F., sawyer Union Box Factory, r.
Oakland
McGiiire Clarence T., shearer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. NE cor Bay and Larkin
McGuire Francis, boilermaker, r. 19 Natoma
McGuire Francis, boilermaker, r. lOtJ Minna
McGuire Francis C, boilermaker, r. 530 Bryant
McGuire Francis J., clerk, r. 530 Bryant
McGuire Frank, hackman, r. 351 Minna
McGuire Henry, groceries and liquors, NEcor Church
and Duncan
McGuire Hugh, carpenter, r. 316 Jackson
McGuire Hugh T., finisher Gilbert & Moore, r. SE cor
Twenty-second and Chattanooga
McGuire James, laborer, r. SE cor Seventh and Na-
toma.
Mc(iuire James, molder, r. 319 Minna
McGuire James, teamster Chase & Wolf, r. 806 Green
McGuire John (Corbett & Co.) r. 2.'50 Tehama
McGuire John (McGuire k. Diamond) r. 514 Minna
McGuire John, blacksuilth P. M. SS. Co., r. 45 Minna
McGuire John, boilermarker, r. 351 Minna
McGuire John, clerk, r.636 Commercial
McGuire John, contractor, r. 210 Grove
McGuire John, driver City RR., r. 129 Fifteenth
McGuire John, hostler William McGuire, r. St. Mary's
College Grounds
McGuire John, laborer, r. 5H Gilbert
McGuire John, laborer S. F. Cordage Co.
McGuire Joseph, expressman, cor Third and Folsom,
r. 237 Sixth
McGuire Josepli H., clerk, r. 530 Bryant
McGuire Knt*. domestic 1409 Jackson
McGuire Lizzie, widow, r. 1115 Clay
McGuire Lucy, widow, r. 737 Minna, rear
McGuire Mary, liquor saloon, 522 Pacific
McGuire Mary Miss, r. 254 Tehama
McGuire Mary J. Miss, shirtmaker, r. 315 Golden
Gate Av
McGuire Michael, boilermaker, r. 38 Tehama
McGuire Michael, metal roofer, 442 Jackson,and lamp-
lighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 27 Alta
McGuire Orison, master mariner, r. 2402 Mission
McGuire Patrick, gardener, r. 11 Nevada
McGuire Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Folsom Av, rear
McGuire Patrick H., seaman, r. 41 Pacific
McGuire Patrick P., packer quartermaster's dept U.
S. A., r. 351 Minna
McGuire Philip, housepainter, r. 432 Seventh, rear
McGuire Philip, laborer, r. 27 Alta
McGuire Rosa Miss, tailoress, r. 351 Minna
McGuire Sarah, seamstress, r. 1 Ivy Av
McGuire Thomas, r. Columbia Hotel
McGuire Thomas, bricklayer, r. 1018 PotreroAv
McGuire Thomas, cabinetmaker, r. 34 Louisa
McGuire Thomas, carpenter Stockton Planing Mills,
r. 338 Fifth
McGuire Thomas, clerk McGuire & Diamond, r.
Hackmeier's Hotel
McGuire Thomas, engineer, r. 322 Jessie
McGuire Thomas, shoemaker, r. E s Cook, nr Point
Lobos Av
McGuire Thomas, waiter, r. 537 Sacramento
McGuire Thomas B., r. 421 Fourth
McGuire William, milk ranch, S s Louis, nr Mission
College Homestead
McGuire William H., cooper Francis W. Arnold, t,
Oakland
McGuire William J., shoemaker, r. 61 Natoma
McGuire & Diamond (John McGuire and Patrick
Diamond) poultry and game, 63-64 Centre Market
1^^ McGuire. See Maguire and Merguire
McGuirk Ellen, Vidow, r. 7 Jansen
McGuirk James H., bartender, r. 7 Jansen
McGuirk John, laborer, r. 414 Folsom
McGuirk John, lodgings, 349 Minna
McGuirk Mary, widow, r. W s Maryland, bet Hum-
boldt and Sierra
McGuirk Michael, plasterer Presidio Reservation, r.
51 Stevenson Av
McGuirk Patrick, driver Omnibus RR., r. W s Utah,
bet Columbia and Nevada
McGuirk Thomas, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r.
528 Howard
McGuii* Thomas P., r. 7 Jansen
McGuirk William, laborer, r. 530 Mission
McGuirk W. Thomas, laborer, r. 15 Fifth Av
JIcGuickin Daniel, laborer, r. 336Ritch
McGurren Arthur (Monahau & McGurren) r. 66 Te-
hama
McGurren James, carpenter, r. 1409 Pacific
McGurren Thomas, longshoreman, r. 405 Main
McHaffie James, bookkeeper, r. 944 Folsom
McHaffie Johnj clerk, r. 944 Folsom
McHaifie M. A. Mrs., r. 944 Folsom
McHale Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 421 Minna
McHale Mary Miss, r. 546 Howard
McHenry Ada, widow, artist, r. 1918 Broadway
McHenry Chas. B., clerk Tom. C. Grant, r. 803 Guerrero
McHenry Daniel, marblecutter. r. 214)4 Sixth
McHenry Daniel, tanner, r. 1126 York
MiHeury Ellen J., widow, r. 34 Glen Park Av
McHenry Frank, expressman, r. 6 Byington
McHenry Frank, expressman, r. 1408 Folsom
McHenry George, expressman, cor Geary and Dupont,
r. 6 Byington
McHenry John, civil engineer, r. 34 Glen Park Av
McHenry John, engineer, r. 29 H Fifth Av
McHenry John, liquor saloon, 8W cor Sixth and Bran-
nan
McHenry Kate, domestic 1721 Jones
MiHeury Mary Miss, law student, r. 34 Glen Park Av
McHenry Robert A., marblecutter, r. 6J4 Moss
McHenry S. it Co. (Samuel McHenry) commission and
provision merchants, 425 Front
McHenry Samuel (S. McHenry & Co.) r. Alameda
McHenry William, dishwasher, r. 641 Commercial
McHenry William C, seaman, r. 2321 Webster
McHugh Catherine, wiilow. r. 4 Jessie
McHugh Ellen, cook 820 OFarrell
McHugh Felix, painter, r. 1317 Green
McHugh Hugh, driver Hose No. 6. S. F. F, D., r. 8 s
McAllister, bet Buchanan and Webster
McHugh James, wood and coal, 448 Seventh, r. 246
1 Langton
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Yards: 129 to 147 Spear St., and 26, 28 Howard St.
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McHugh James H., tanner, r. NE cor Mississippi and
Solano
McHugh Jane, domestic 1106 Taylor
McHugh Johu (McHugh & Pirrie) r. Oakland
McHugh John, laborer, r. 51 Natoma
McHugh John, laborer, r. 3G5 Clementina
McHugh John, stonecutter, r. 423 Filbert
McHugh Mary Miss, teacher, r. 1317 Green
McHugh McLaughlin, r. 114 Washington
McHugh Patrick, liquor saloon, 208 First, r. 28 Na-
toma
McHugh Peter, cook, r. 444 Spear
MtHugh Thomas, cierk, r. 905 Folsom
McHugh & Pirrie (John McHugh and William Pirrie)
proptrs Beale St. Warehouse, NE cor Beale and
Bryant
fi^"McHugh. See McCue
McHugo John, shoemaker Bnckingham & Hecht , r
243 Oak
McHugo Mary, widow, r. 243 Oak
Mslllriach B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1234
Mission
Mcllwain Alexander, superintendent Grand Arcade
Market, E s Sixth, bet Shipley and Clara, r. 442
Fifth
Mcllwain John, dealer meats and fish. Grand Arcade
Market, r. 969 Mission
Mclnarny Joseph (Mclnarny & Co.) r. 19 Golden Gate
Av
Mclnarny Michael, groceries and liquors, 115 Ninth
Mclnarny Thomas (Mclnarny & Co.) r. 19 Golden
Gate Av
Mclnarny & Co. (Thomas and Joseph Mclnarny) horse-
shoers, 19 Golden Gate Av
Mclnerney James, hostler James Fagen, r. 332 Bush
Mclnerney John, broommaker Harrison & Dickson r
417 Minna
Mclnerney John, fireman P. C. SS. Senator, r. 37
Eushton PI
Mclnerney John J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak
and Laguna
Mclnerney Joseph, r. 814 Sansome
Mclnerney M., salesman Keane Bros., r. Palace Hotel
Mclnerney Mary Miss, tailoress J. Meyers, r. 814 San-
some
Mclnerney Michael J., bookkeeper, r. 1716 Hyde
Mclnerney Thomas (Thomas Moran & Co.)r. Oakland
Mclnerney Timothy, r. 412 Shipley
Mclnerny Barney, oiler California St. ER., r. 1017
Leavenworth , ,
Mclnerny James, carpenter, r. 530 Noe
Mclnerny Martin, r. 710}^ Clementina
Mclnerny Martin, dairy produce, 940 Harrison
Mclnerny Patrick, carriagewasher J. F. McDonald &
Co., r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Mclnerny Patrick P., reporter The Bradstreet Co.. r.
710 J^ Clementina
Mclnnes John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Mclnnes John H., hardware and stationery, 923-927
Larkin, r. 921 Larkin
Mclnnis James T., carpenter, r. 1009 Twenty-fourth
Mclnnon David, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom
ery
Mclntire Edward, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1907 Hyde
8^" Mclntire. See Mclntyre
Mcintosh Anna Miss, weaver Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
Mcintosh Charles F., carrier Call, r. 632 Market
Mcintosh Colin, painter S. P. RE., r. 2306 Harrison
Mcintosh Colin Jr., architect, r. 2306 Harrison
Mcintosh Daniel, r. 335 Bryant
Mcintosh Daniel, tailor, N s Greenwich, bet Broder-
ick and Baker
Mcintosh D. W., r. 706 Mason
Mcintosh Ellen L., domestic 1918 Sacramento
Mcintosh Frank H., clerk Turner, Kennedy & Shaw
r. 840 Fourth
Mcintosh Isaac E., carpenter, r. 730 Guerrero
Mcintosh James, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 942 Mission
Mcintosh James, laborer, r. 51 Jessie
Mcintosh James Jr., clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
942 Mission
Mcintosh John, machinist, r. 155 J<i Shipley
Mcintosh John, machinist William Deacon,r. S s Pre-
cita PI, bet Columbia PI and Gunnison Av, B. H.
Mcintosh John, workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
434^ Clementina
Mcintosh Laughliu, machinist, r. 409}^ Brannan
Mcintosh Margaret Mi8s,weaver Golden Gate Woolen
Mills
e^McIntosh. See Mackintosh
Mclntyre Annie Miss, r. 129 Silver
Mclntyre Charles, foundryman, r. 566 Howard
Mclntyre Daniel, watchman Enterprise Mill and
Building Co., r. 1119 Clay
Mclntyre Dennis, laborer, r. 732 Natoma
Mclntyre Edward J., ironmolder Union Iron Works
r. 73 Natoma '
Mclntyre Henry J., bricklayer, r. 409 Stevenson
Mclntyre I. E., foreman W.H. Porter, r. 730 Guererro
Mclntyre J., packer Davis Bros., r. 1716 Mason
Mclntyre James, carpenter, r. 100 Twenty-fourth
Mclntyre James, mattressmaker Owen M"cCabe, r. 256
Jessie
Mclntyre James, nightwatchman, r. 10 Geneva
Mclutyre John, carpenter, r. 1716 Mason
Mclntyre John, longshoreman, r. 131 Folsom
Mclntyre John, machinist, r. 114 Hyde
Mclutyre John, stevedore, r. 1215 Kearny
Mclntyre John B., bookbinder and paper ruler, 423
Clay and 422 Commercial, r. 1816 Pierce
Mclntyre John C, druggist, r. 1716 Mason
Mclntyre John C, teamster P. McCloskey, r. 405
Fourth
Mclntyre Joseph, laborer, r. Clifton House
Mclntyre Leslie F., porter Dalton & Gray, r. 67 Minna
Mclntyre Mary Mrs., groceries, 1215 Kearny
Mclntyre Mary A., widow, r. 1814 Buchanan
Mclntyre Mary Ann, widow, r. 1118 Howard
Mclntyre Matthew E., receiving clerk Code, Elfelt &
Co., r. 1419 Clay
Mclntyre Michael, junkdealer, r. 412 Waller
Mclntyre Neal, shipcarpenter, r. 411 Pacific
Mclntyre Patrick, capitalist, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Mclntyre Patrick, coachman J. C. Flood, r. 1118 Sac-
ramento
Mclntyre Peter, carpenter W. B. Bradbury, r. 824 Mis-
sion
Mclntyre Peter, laborer, r. 1917 Hyde
Mclntyre Thomas, coachman 1601 Van Ness Av, r. 109
Austin
Mclntyre Thomas, waiter P. C. SS. Idaho, r. 120 Silver
Mclntyre William, stoves and tinware, 246 Sutter, r.
Berkeley
Mclntyre William E., attorney at law, 603 Washing-
ton, r. 1716 Mason
l^"McIntyre. See Mclntire
Mclsaac Alexander, shipcarpenter, r. 440 Third
Mclsaac Duncan, plasterer, r. Maiden Lane
Mclsaac Margaret Mrs., lodgings, 440 Third
Mclsaac Willium, longshoreman, r. 38 Jackson rear
Mclvel Peter, tailor, r. Ill Natoma, rear
Mcl-jer John, porter Thomas H. Selby & Co., r. 1431
Twenty-fourth
Mclver Lewis, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 142
Perry
Mclver Maggie, domestic 1411 Van Ness Av
Mclver Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 142 Perry
Mclver Murdoch, stevedore, r. 142 Perry
Mclver Roderick, r. 4 Howard Court
nicJunkiu Hiig-li K., attorney and counsellor at
law, and assistant District Attorney, office 8 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 920 Twentietlj
McKaig Xariflfa N. Mrs., r. 17 Oak
McKail James, mailcarrier C. P. EE., r. 920 Natoma
McKannay W. E., traveling salesman Cartan, Mc-
Carthy k Co., r. Lick House
McKay Albert, longshoreman, r. 73 Tehama
McKay Allan (McKay & Co., Humboldt Co., Cal.)
office 4 California, r. 331 Fremont
McKay Alexander, r. 309 Austin
McKay Angus (McKay & Brown) r. 2405 Webster
McKay Angus, shipcarpenter, r. 634 Howard
McKay Arthur, carrepairer C. P. EE., r. 318 Langton
McKay Caroline M. Mrs., r. 1209 Powell
McKay Charles, clerk Henry Dutton Jr., r. SE cor
Bush and Devisadero
McKay Charles C, rougher Pac. Eolling Mills
McKay David, capitalist, office 215 Sansome, r. 330
Ellis
McKay Daniel, shipcarpenter, r. 233 Eitch
McKay Donald, shipcarpenter, r. 108 Hermann
McKay Edward A., clerk McKay & Co., r. 331 Fremont
McKay Frank, laborer, r. 606 Fourth
McKay George, warehouseman, r. NW cor Sixth and
Brannan ,
McKay George P., machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 48 Minna
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McKay James, roller Pac. Eollins Mills
McKay James, shipwright, r. 418 Folsom
McKay James L., mining superintendfnt, r. 44 Third
McKay John, plumber, r. 702 Clementina
McKay John F., capitalist, r. 224 Post
McKay John H., contractor, r. 2207 >^ Pine
McKay John H., newsdealer, r. 31 Moss
McKay John N.. shipcarpenter, r. 110 Hermann
McKay Mary Miss, compositor, r. 1209 Powell
McKay Matthew, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
McKay Patrick, laborer, r.l3 Bryant Av
McKay Peter B., mnfr mouldings, 726 Bryant, r. Ala-
meda
BIcKay Sewing' 9Iac}iine Association, E. D.
Clarrage inspector, 575 Market
McKay Thomas D., general agent Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy RR., r. Occidental Hotel
McKay Washington I. (W. J. H. Piper & Co.) r. 218
Fillmore
McKay William, clerk freight auditor C. P. EE., r.
762 Fourth ^
McKay William, laborer, r. 2403^ Clara
McKay William, waiter, r. G-olden Eagle Hotel
McKay & Brown (Angus McKay and James D. Brown)
wholesale and retail groceries and provihions,427
Davis
McKay Si Cttisliolni, taiiners (Benicia) office
513 Market
McKay &Co., proptrs Occidental Lumber Mills(Huin-
boldt Co., Cal.) office 4 California
83" McKay. See McCay, Mackay, Mackey, Mackie
and McKee
McKeachnie Donald, first officer C. P. RR. stmr Oak-
land, r. esi Folsom
McKeag William, capitalist, r. Ahlborn House
McKeague James H., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 137 Third
McKeague Lizzie Miss, furnished rooms, 137 Third
McKeague Maggie Miss, r. 137 Third
McKean George M., capitalist, r. 23113^ Larkin
McKean George W., clearing house clerk Wells, Fargo
& Co's Bank, r. 331 Ellis
McKean Jane Mrs., r. 232 Minna
McKean Patrick, r. .532 Mission
McKean Robert, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
408 Bartlett
McKean William, clerk Geo. T. Hanly & Co., r. 1445
Polk
McKeand Charles, clerk George J. Theobald & Co., r.
Oakland
McKeanv .\ndrew, stevedore, r. E s Columbia PI, nr
Parker, B. H.
McKee Alexander, longshoreman, r. 551 Folsom
McKee Alexander Jr., boilermaker, r. 551 Folsom
McKee Ann J., domestic 551 Folsom
McKee Alfred, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Oak-
land
McKee Amelia Miss, saleslady M. A. Mercer, r. 105
Mason
McKee Archibald, ironmolder Bisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 551 Folsom
McKee Archie, molder, r. 25 Frederick
McKee Catherine, widow, r. Ill Grove
McKee James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 551 Folsom
McKee James, carpenter, r. 805 Twenty-fourth
McKee James, expressman, cor Davis and California,
r. N 8 Valley, bet San Jose Av and Dolores
McKee James, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
McKee James Jr., clerk Geo. H. Tay & Co., r. 805
Twenty-fourth
McKee James L., clerk, r. Ill Grove
McKee John (Tallant i Co.) r. 26 Twelfth
McKee John, carpenter, r. 324 Guerrero
McKee John, carpenter, r. E s Grant, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
McKee John, shoemaker, r. 438 Jessie
McKee Joseph L., clerk Union Pacific Salt Co., r. 1713
Buchanan
McKee Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 279 Stevenson
McKee Mary Ann, widow, r. 1231 Stockton
McKee M. S. Mrs., r. 711 Post
McKee Oxsian H. (Whittemore & McKeel attorney
at law, 318 Pine, rooms 18-20, r. 709 Shotwell
McKee Robert (Shea, Bocqui-raz & McKee) r. 114 Page
McKee Samuel, molder, r. 832 Harrison
McKee Samuel, molder Empire Foundry, r. 226
Second
McKee Samuel, stockbroker, 307 Montgomery, t.
Second, nr Folsom
McKee Samuel B., associate justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 105 Stockton, r.
Oakland
McKee Thomas, carpenter, r. 324 Guerrero
McKee Thomas, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
McKee William, clerk, r. 255 Minna
McKee William K., surveyor, r. Ill Grove
8^'McKee. See Mackay, Mackey, Mackie and McKay
McKeen Frank, miner, r. 613 Mission
McKeen Robert, contractor, r. 408 Bartlett
McKeever Charles, laborer, r. 21 Welsh
McKeever John, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Mont-
gomery Av
McKeever Peter, laborer, r. 915 Howard
McKeever Robert, driver Omnibus RR., r. 12}^ Ve. I
roua, rear
McKeever Thomas, backman, Oakland Ferry, r. 1725 I
Larkin |
l^"McKeever. See MacKeever '
McKege Thomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 711 i
Clementina
McKegney Ellen, widow, r. 5 Lick Alley j
McKegney Francis, seaman, r. 5 Lick Alley i
McKellar William J., waiter stmr Humboldt I
McKellips Daniel M., engineer S. P. RR., r. 193 Six-
teenth 1
McKelvey Miles, laborer, r. 6 Boardman PI j
McKen Ajidrew, watertender P. M. SS. City of Tokio
r. 213^ Stanford
McKenn David, machinist, r. 17 Minna
McKeudry Archibald, real estate, r. NW cor Jackson
and Octavia
McKeudry James, deckhand tug boat Rescue, r. 15
Clementina
McKenna Alice, widow, janitress Ewing Primary
School, r. 326 Minna ^
McKenna Andrew, longshoreman, r. 206 Jj Langton
McKenna Andrew, teamster, r. 2.509 Post
McKenna Annie, widow, r. 1222 Green
McKenna Bridget, widow, r. 2 Grant PI
McKenna Catherine, domestic 1112 Twenty-first
McKenna Catherine, widow, r. 31 Lafayette, rear
McKenna C. J., clerk Steylaars & Rossi, r. 76 Natoma
McKenna Daniel, shoemaker, r. W s Gunnison Av, nr
PrecitaPl, B. H.
McKenna E., laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
McKenna Edward, r. International Hotel
McKenna Edward, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
McKenna Frank, r. 31 Fddy
McKenna George, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 214
Perry
McKenna Henry, laborer, r. 303}^ Langton
McKenna James, r. International Hotel
McKenna James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
McKenna James, carriage xiainter, r. 2319 Bush
McKenna James, laborer, r. 7 Hayward
McKenna James, laborer, r. 28 First
McKenna James, tailor, r. 118 Clara
McKenna Jennie, domestic 1-506 Sacramento
McKenna John, blacksmith, r. 534 Howard
McKenna John, calker, r. 76 Natoma
McKenna John, ironmolder .^tna Iron Works, r. 434
Tehama
McKenna John, laborer, r. 83 Colton
McKeuna John, laborer, r. 330 Twenty-second
McKenna John, laborer, r. 306 Beale
McKenna John, laborer Golden Gate Park
McKenna John, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Hyde
McKenna John, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 561
Minna
McKenna John, water tender P. 0. SS. George W. El-
der
McKenna John Jr., druggiat. r. 76 Natoma
McKenna John A., attorney at law, and deputy clerk
Supreme Court of California, r. 481 Haight
McKenna John P., seaman, r. 341 Grove
McKenna Joseph C., druggist, r. 76 Natoma
McKenna Kate Miss, adjuster U. 8. Mint, r. 481
Haight
McKenna Lawrence, laborer, r. 2319 Bush
McKenna Lizzie, domestic 339 Jessie
McKenna Margaret Miss. r. 1503 Mason
McKenna Margaret Mrs., janitress Columbia St. Pri-
mary School, r. W 8 Gunnison Av, nr Precita PI,
B. H.
McKenna Mark, painter, r. 1316 Sacramento
McKenna Mary, boxmaker F. Korbel&Bros., r. 31 La-
fayette
McKenna Mary, widow, r. 431 Clementina, rear
McKenna Mary, widow, r. 481 Haight
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McKenna Matthew, engineer Pitman, Middleton &
Co., r. 762 Mission
McKenna Michael, carriagemakerP. J. O'Brien & Sons,
r. 1'20 Ash Av
McKenna Michael F. (McKenna & Greany) r. 12 Elev-
enth
McKenna Owen, baker Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum, South S. F.
McKenna P., driver United Carriage Co.. r. 150 Minna
McKenna P., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
McKenna Patrick, laborer, r. 311}^ Langton
McKenna Patrick, liiborer, r. 408 Natoma
McKenna Patrick, driver C. E. Knickerbocker, r. 524
Mission
McKenna Robert, painter, r. 1623 Powell, rear
McKeuna Thomas, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
McKenna Thomas D., sergeant police, r. 17 Liberty
McKenna William, r. 1623 Powell, rear
McKenna William, clerk Christy & Wise, r. 901 Guer-
rero
McKenna William, driver N. B. and M. RR., r. 214
Perry
McKenna & Greany (Michael F. McKenna and
Michael Greany) grain commission merchants
and dealers hay and grain, W s Drumm, bet Clay
and Washington
McKenney , bootmaker, r. 1014 Montgomery
McKenney Charles, compositor, r. 533 Sacramento
McKenney Daniel, laborer, r. 223 Larkin
McKenney James T., shiiJcarpenter Dickie Bros., r. E
8 Mississippi, bet Mariposa and Solano
McKenney Johanna, widow, r. 824 Harrison
McKenney John, blacksmith, r. 242 Dorland
McKenney John, coremaker, r. Twenty-second, bet
Treat Av and Harrison
McKenney John J., polisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
824»Harri8on
McKenney Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 1061 Folsom
McKenney Owen, baker, r. S s Twenty-sixth, bet
Church and Sanchez
McKenney Patrick, laborer P. M. SS. Go's Wharf
McKenney William, whitener, r. 2650 Folsom
McKennon Joseph, Ship Joiners' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
McKennon Norman, blacksmith, r. 503 Folsom
McKennon Stephen, driver Market St. R-R., r. 3036
Sixteenth
McKenzie A. C, canvasser, r. 325 O'Farrell
McKenzie Albert W., dentist, office 804 Howard, r. 546
Fifteenth ■
McKenzie Alexander J., longshoreman, r. 318 Main,
rear
McKenzie Andrew, special policeman, r. 1521 Dupont
McKeuzie Angus, ship carpenter, r. NW cor Mariposa
and Minnesota
McKeuzie Charles, longshoreman, r. Oriental Hotel
McKenzie Charles, marbleyard, SE cor Central Av
and Bush
McKenzie David V., molder, r. 20 Clementina
McKenzie Donald, uightwatchman, r. 57 Natoma
McKenzie Donald T., veterinary surgeon, r. 19 John
McKenzie Flora W., domestic 408 Post
McKenzie George L., porter Harrison & Dickson, r.
733 Geary
McKenzie H., laborer P. C. SS. Go's Wharf
McKeuzie Helen, widow, r. 715 Natoma
McKeuzie James, carpenter, r. 10 Ash Av
McKeuzie James J., salesman White, Grey & Co., r.
219 Golden Gate Av
McKenzie James W., foreman William Brewster, r.
631 Second
j McKenzip, joiuu, dishwasher, r. 636 Commercial
I McKenzie John, secretary Bay City Soda Water Co.,
110 Golden Gate Av, r. 229 Eleventh
McKenzie John A., boilermaker, r. 17 Minna
McKenzie John G., carpenter, r. 1920 Buchanan
McKenzie John L., compositor J. Wiuterburn & Co.,
r. 728 Bush
McKenzie John T., captain N. P. C. RR. stmr San
Rafael, r. San Rafael
McKenzie John W., jailer County Jail, r. 1706 Stock-
ton
McKenzie M., laborer, r. 424 Sansome
McKenzie Margaret Miss, principal Starr King Pri-
mary School, r. Marlborough House
McKenzie Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. NW cor Maripo-
sa and Minnesota
McKeuzie Patrick, shoemaker, r. 264 Miunio
McKenzie Peter, shlpjoiner, r. 1037 Mission
McKenzie Philip, laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
McKenzie Robert, butcher P. M. SS. City of Toklo, r.
315 Bryant, rear
McKenzie Robert, with S. F. Laundry, r. 1326 Fill-
more
McKeuzie William, laborer, r. NW cor Mariposa and
Minnesota
McKenzie William, ship carpenter, r. 613 Mission
McKenzie William, telegraph operator, r. 317 Leaven-
worth
McKenzie William, wood and coal, 819 Geary, r. 733
Geary
McKeuzie William Jr., plasterer, r. 733 Geary
l8S"McKenzie. See MacKenzie and Mackenzie
McKeon Eliza Mrs., r. 277 Minna
McKeon James, fireman, r. NE cor Nineteenth and
Diamond
McKeon John, longshoreman, r. 4 Jackson
McKeon John, stevedore, r. E s Diamond, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
McKeon Maria Miss, hattrimmer J. C. M 
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